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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
CITY EhLlG E n c E

COURT oF. COMMON Pleas Before Judge INdEA-
Wood vs. Neal-ac;ion on suit Tor balance OF
,ya referred 20 eS:ed2y The Jur5 could not a=fee' u
were discharged.
John king -. William lia,haway-Ih pialnii
,,T 81 ~ y syo removed .,om New YocA and established
himself and physcian though =" tho", "a @ Ip
Tor Int ter at New .dlufd The d-isndhnt Gap. ila -
r,r.rr one packet .Eg'. H> eau 5h'e SaaI
ing al; ced vth visa; Is known u - 'sus -,
ne Jvu. tour years uUt recovered NJ "aa a.
pa.f-f f-r- the Cant the time eSiLei, bHt ne suse
,-niIy removed to \xwfors At tne hge oil fourteen SUE
@ vi"en,iy attacked the disease Her iathei
who nai previously lost his wife, TOOK her 10 Nswbeu,Du
the house OF grandmother aad placed hef undef te
n.r former oh after the lapse ui se'er n'ots
CONQUERED nuuareniiy her mandy and sls returned 20 N
Vnr fer father subsequently took her "h MN TWO OF ''lse
VOYAGE. 10 France and elsewhere ana aithoush sr
,ney threatened with relapse. nothn: serious occgte'-
IN nef reiurn ;rum ~ ne voyages III he ran o it o
nr tneDln good OF heath, sne Hsain plld Fis. =, ne
-nd. al Sew Bedfri Hare she was seized uy e5 ou u Ulu
bio anu became il her former Guack i"c
Of Nuirui Magnetism ~ that uue lhucl spoNeI' ~
ford and Dr. ha- Gppsafs TO nave nae >ioh-
Ia D. lie oba!ne eNefci'e * as cure Iot ie ~
yifh winch llI,s afflicted. anu operated upon ls
- rnonir> She returned New NOis the SplEE pi Ioto
Tir In. mad made demand oi s.GJ tor his services nGl te
ME VS. Uls,-a! TO- ard he pad SiCJ Alter Ms ".
nat M h- mad occasion attend her inr severe cnd
III r,n returned reside New orH. lie pIesehtsu !.
cla IN I.un Capt Hathaway tor s css the s'UJ pil Iat
II refused acccde the demand. and the pIe>en tl i
TO-, ta 1u>rina Testimony presented on bOth sSe II
,nras fr1- .. HntLnyyay cured by plant NJ Ss
tra and i nn she ms been N ne NE e
tourt charged physician entitled I" compensation '
M ch he tnok may not have oee g
teryp ~ cure prov ded skill and care m Dse eNe-
c,el &c The ury must also be satisfied iat e pnS
service were called or authorised b. the defendant 'edic'
! sH#
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
CITY AFFAl RS
BOARD nF SUPERVISORS.
bcAi.D Ct - I Lts ' -
Hnn.LAMEs HAEPFR. NIayor, 10 the CnaN.

Hon JAnEs HARPER, Mayor, in the Chair-
FARMERS LoAS CoMPASY.-.tter debate, II was .s
decided by vot. the this COMPANY l0 .e
year .3 should placed OF ss Ga being on rs actual CAP
iial. deductins IL real es:Gie. tlc.
Petitions for the correction Of tax were FecrIyed
from joseph Cox ran,i Valentine. Daniel hafnes, Gsv.s %
- n,=r t,7S5H t'haries NJ Terry. uiEi Isinsai Da'
y a.S-a -. Nm Roc, we'll Nj reisfiei
Tns .aln=tiaa oi INK on q 49,, 49,, ,, james r.
f=asy.,.. .. ,,,pes. o $: rs slog Gould present
The Comptroller reported mat ne 'uV. ~, = -
sts;ernss - .lr4iaa nn ne iaf oooSs "' e
twelfth Ard z;sent = a!,. winch nave 90 5o W. e'1 ~.
School AioSAs.-!hs SUM oi Ntuu - ~ -.
20 10 pad 20 the Ck OF School CoUnssonel, N sS
afd s3ls. 10; Fourth Waic school t.2t.gI W ,sr,
school house TENN Nati $50 i1i ph! h!'le'' VI '
school. house ID Seventeenth NHrd. -, e.
Tie lax OF William Niles, &inister OF me S Ups
., yyasreiure 500 on hs property IN ;eSnh w anu
Cb tsx Ia ne Chenco Manufacturing CoH peny was re
iac.d on su0 The ;ax Of Augustus Brown oG sivVeV' III
th- Seventh Wa-d. was RENTED S.aIf
fhe petitions 10 correct The taz OF =. ~ Se~ai.,
wn Barrett george Pouset, Wm Anderson and hofso y
He~ei;, dentsd.
The Board then adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
MASS MEETING OF WINGS.
- On Ihursduy e, E,x.enIu.<. % .h instant. u

o'clock will be held in front of
NATIONAL HALL.
IN CanaLstreet. MASS MEETING Of thS Wings Of te
City and County York re,poa the Ncrns;Ic,s
of the Baltimore md Syracuse Conven:ions,
FREEMtN OF NEW-YORk,
All who favor Of the Anecau Union an the rTp;ect n
OF American Indus,y ogn the ruper Labor OF Europe
Whgs who would observe through the Ballot Box IN lest
the rights primo ocs and liberties for which heir fathers
peaed To ar.ns tn l776--
Mechaaics, Merchants, Manufacturers! Workii Z
Men,-One and All!
We call upon you assemble the Evening OF the 18th 10
front Of National Hail. half past clock 10 deve M
the election of the Candidates
People by the Wing Baltimore aud Syracu e.
and thus triumph Of ndusry-Amerc
Liberty, and American Independence
PROGRAM NINE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
1.-The General Committee. the General i"mmuee oi Dem
ca,c hg Young 'len and Genital Clay Comm tiee
eoue,ted 10 assemble nt Broadwy House at . = Nj
1.-THE officers of the meeting speakers and ST myers ui
other ,n,e requested also TO NEE, at Ioadway ou-
atsP. NJ.
Ill The Ward Committees and Associations and Clay CI4
requested to assemble. with their banners. n r "
ut places hereinafter designated their several Con
srs,sional Districts and march thence IN procession to e
place OF meeting.
IV..The Unionsts Association. knicketbocker Clay Ceb
and Young Mems Clay Association requested -
meet with their burners at knckerbocker Hail. ut J.
NJ for the same purpose marching procession TO Ma
tional Hall.
V..The Wards comprising the Third Congressional Ds,, |,
will meet n, tho Park opposite Knickerbocker Hall.
The eth Congressional District ut Columbian Hail. Grand ST.
The 9th Congressional District Kentucky Hail. No 90
Perry 81.
The 9Th Congressional District a, Astor Place
- The meeting will organized at halt past F. NJ.
essly.
Invitations have been extended 10 the most dsnguIshc
Speakers party throughout the Union 20 be present On
the occasion.
EDWARD MINTURN. y BONDlItE BLUNT,
JACOB ACkER iOHN CARR.
NOAH Cook MORRIS FRANKLIN,
JOSEPH ? PRISON. JlK Ell BU III.
JAMES KELLY, j. H. HOBART HAWs.
Comm ttee OF Arrangements.
r-r T. - ;,,xas,;,o I,,,., from, \Vssbine,u,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

The Wing Mass Meeting on Thursday ever
ing, to give the response of New York City to til
nomination of MILLARD FLLMeRE SAMUEL J.
WrLKN and the Wing Electors and Canal Com.
missioners, will be addressed among others. by
on GARRETT DAVIS. Ky. HUGH MAXWELL:
- JOSEPH l.. WHITE; LEWlSF ALLEN, Buff
J. PRESCOTT HALL
And it is hoped that a. c. BuLLIrT OF the New
Orleans Bee GEO. w. KENDALL Of the Picayuno.
Senator A. b. Dickinson and S. SrARKwEsrHEE,
ESQ. will also be among the Speakers.
Wings of New Yorli shall VIC not all be oll
hand tomorrow evening
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
.Jerseyinen Look out for Fraud and 'io-
Icncef

The manuscript of which the following Is a
literal copy was picked Up yesterday on the fioof
Of he Empire Club room, whereit had doubtless
teen dropped by one of the managers Of tha. Club
but few moments before. We know the man
who found il, and that he did pick ii up as aiore
said. We have the original manuscript, end no
man who secs it can doubt its genuineness. 1t
is sundoub,edy the official Arrangement by which
the bullics of the Empire Club are to be dstrbC
ted among the several Towns cf West Jersey, 20
orowbeat The Electors and put IN votes wherever
they can safely do it. Read, Jcrseymen and
BE READY.
NEW-JERSEY ELECTION 9Th and s,h.
Qualifications rear State-5 months County. No. taTe1
and assessments not necessary.
Arrsingemen, as 20 ad,
Hrpsos County, ComGndant II. BNXx
Lodi township rst day Bergen inst day Harrison f
day-VanWorst. first day. Tot=7.
Bergen County-Commandants. a. 7. II II & H. HIoL-
harrington s. Hacknsack IL New Barbados g. Saddle River
= all fr.t day--TotGl IS
PAssAIc Cot ComGEddnt B. G. C. IO1-
Patterson Il first day-lO Second day AcGuec mock J
first day-Nanches,er first day second dGy-Pompon
first day. Total 81.
ESSEX County-Comadant w, Rxoo TRoo1-
Nlnsrk North Ward first day 20. Second day Il. East
Ward. frs: day H. Second daay II. South WarI first
day 10. Second day 9-Eas Ward first days. Second
duy 6. Total .N-epqrk 9.
Eizabeth,own 4. Railway 2 Wesfed New Providence
l-UniUn l. Bioomfeld5 5. Grunge 8. Clintonl Living
,,on 2. all frs, day. Total Essex county, 10.
NORRIS CoUxrY-C C5laanddnts. 4 LTrI 4 Pro
Noust0wn 4. MeadhGm !. PerulnOck 3. Chatham =
iirs, day-IIannover 9 Jefferson & Chester 3. Wash
iacton Rorbury Randolph 2 NIL Second day Total ~
81. SEX CoUSrY-C Co1ndndaats " .7rx C. h. 90
Newton first dGy 3. Second day-Green :. Second day
saltwater fr.t duy-Byram first day Second day
Stamford first dag Second HadIs,un :. each day
Vantage first day IA Second day-l0. Vernon lst day
TO- Sc ond day :. Walpook each day-Sandiston b
frs, iay-Nlontegue Second diy-1Otal9i.
WARREN CouSIY-C C,uapddnts HW F. RoOO-
Greenwich irs day Second day Mansfield frs, day
Second 4-oxioid lst day 10. Second day s-knowton
l., day Second day Independence first day g. Sec
cond j. Hdrdo,ek 6. first days.
HuSrKRpoS Co.-CmGnGants l. IL & d To-
Kingswosd lst day s. Second Alexandra g. each day
Bethlehem 5 each day Clinton q Second dny Lebanon
frs, day. Readin2ton4 Second day-Amwe3 3. first day
Delaware first day second day. Rartan first Day
Hopewe2. first Day TotaI IS
SOMERSET Coo nanGan,s ". IPIO0-
Bridgewater s. second day Be1nads each day. Waren
9 each dny-Bedminster g. frs, dny-TGsi23
MIppLEsEI-C COmInddHts A. BIOn-
Woolndsea 2. first and second day South Amboy 10
each day-Monroe first day roGl5J.-
MoSMouTu CoUsTY-COmmandunts : SIX. & DNkN
Freehold 10 each day-upp- Freehold INST day Dove
mr., day 4 Howell first day. Middleton l3 each day
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
General Superintendent

II The GERMAN CLAY CLUB held meeting
in the XvIIth Ward on Monday evening, at the
Henry Clay House, and the Locos had a meeting
on the opposite corner the same night. Not sat
isfied with attending their own meeting, some Of
the Locos came over and severely beat number
of the German Wings. Mr.. John Vandewater,
who happened to be present,was seriously injured.
1t was well known that many of the most active
Wings happened to be away at Newburgh at the
time
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
VICE CHANCELLORS COURT. Before Hon. WIN
MCorS. Vice Chancellor.
VI tNI " TIC N|II4I4NI'''F'
DECISION
LINES Nlnsnn. VS. Israc Jon.

James Mason, VS.. Isaac Jones and Geo. Jones,
Executor, Of Mason dofeu.7 - he compg@n @ j. i o' ,b
defendant. are s0n-1a and executors OF the estate 4i de-
ceacd The complainant pays order !to1 the zee ha
enT compelling Nss.rs Jones pay him the income on one
.h The 10 which eglh he declares himself 70 -e
emitted e executors deny that e entlt 90 To more man
ms annuity winch $500 year. The Vice. hancsof
TIE prayer Of he et' nn tie same rs ihat wh'cl'
was denied ~! the only tpure beng ihlt hee u m
accumulation $3.50 IN the hands OF the eXecutos-Snic
an-vsr does alter the Of the case lie nnit wa
ui he bnug hs cause 70 hearing MDuon deheu Will
costs he taxed.
John Labatut vs.. Philip Bennett, Jr.-Ordered,
that master Cumbeenc proceed 10 obtain the accounts ' fe
Receiver agreeably 10 the order &c. OF Isi'
The Vice Chanccllor stated that he would oePre-
pared with other decisions at the October term
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

y Tne Ninth Ward Kentucky Cioy CiOdhOld
Mass Meeting Mts er'ng, at the Rob Roy House,
corner oi Leroy aud Greenwich streets, at which all
friend, oi Clay and Freiinghuysen are invited TO be
present. Van Wagner, Kellogg Of ONO, II. +. Da-
yies, +. l.. Iomiinson, and others, will speak.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
POLITICIANS REGISTER.
Election Returns for isio-'l3-'-

Election Returns for isiO-'i"-'5f'
e The POLITICIANS RkGisrEIs, conunnng
Elections in the several Sia;es by Counties IN loi'
and at all the suDsequen; Elections down 10 u.
time. has Just been issued from this Office This
our Register, containing the nearest approxmail'
car make TO the Popular Vote in the recent Eli
lions Of VIrginia, Indiana Missouri, &c. &c. win
List Of the present Congress, Times o' HoidiH-
Elections, &c. &c. Ii you want II, send IN, us u
edition is bu, small! Price l2s cents, or 81 !
dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
Average RATIO, one voter in or
rs 10 every 100 inhabitants.
Average Ratio, one voter IN ) -
voters 10 every leo inhabitants.

- Friends in all the States which hold Elec-
tons IN ocJoser VIZ you o5iige us By sending
us returns by The rIRsr MALI Later will hardy
do good but letter by the very earliest oppor-
tunity, especially frcm the counties Oh Of the great
Mail Routes, will be received most gratefully Do
favor us.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
Gil

- NAL Ia" ..- LOCO n '4o -. 1.'.
E'.;c S aae tourth of Tie Loco majority IN the
State on The last general contest, demolished IN
single County, The Loco candidate was the
brother Of the Governor Of the State, very popu-
lar, and obtained large Wing vote. He gain
ed fifty votes in ST. Mary's on local question.
n. Declouet, Esq. an active and influential
Wing, went against his nephcw's election be-
cause his pecuniary Interests would suffer oy his
absence. Bu: all would no. answer.
The Wings say At,aAapas will give $50 and
probably 300 maJoiity for Clay, as Mou'on, aited
by the powerful exenions end patronage OF his
brother the Governor, pol!ed at least Joe votes.
This result gives US "hI5 SENATE IN L9uisl-
ana sor the frs; time in years. Last winter
Wing to 10 Loco; now Wing TO Loco.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
Arrived.

Packet ship Alon'ezHn.a owber from Liverpool Sept ls
fndle 70 g. q 5irf>hnli g Co.
., Icarsls Pazons OF Chr reston. I'm Havre VIA Cowe
2in August. mdze TO mAtter Dofothea Bernard seIsse
passenger. severely EIUe By the galley giving away
in gale to cause her death IN twelve hours.
Bark Madeline. Shankiand Of Philadelphia. from Cienfge
gOs Cuba sugar. cedn.. &c. " master.
Colombian brig Carolina Won Hagen q day. from Arzos
tuna coffee, hde- and deer skins. 10 Oerch & Kruger
Br: Garner BIeecker. IS days from Paiemo. hnsee 10
Ilz Gfaaite Hodgeln days foia La5ec, plaster Brsu
& V0ss.
Bns Cheney Eatoa "a days from Bonae 500 bu,se'
Bt brs Jane alsoa IL day, Windsor rs. plaster,
S0ule & Whitney
cr Pcrsey Lewis. days from N-y7be:n. &. vita
Schr saSefi9r siafin d I'm Norfolk coal TO master
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
NJ \ man naInsd Franc;s Cbamb

u man named Francis Chambeslin was
arrested in Barton, Vt on the 18th u!i. who haG
IN MS possession S100 in counterfeit money o.
the Bank of Ne" Ipswich, \. T, and in 6sf4a''
Of bail IN The sun Of $500, he was COMMITTEE
to Irasburg Jail. He belonged to Canada, and
wss N his way 70 Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
,,,s.,.,-.fs Arrived

In iae gackc, saip H,nfe;anq from Lcsg00i-J Lau-
nj Macon Ga 4 :, igurat rn.h: Etpc Cohen md
lady John Il Crrpn. Bfszi; John King. ady and enid ot
England MAJ q K NewmIn, British ANN EnsEuC & New
insn do John Sn,nioh Sew- York FfHnc. II Brewer OF
Philadelphia . l4u,tour Liverpool, Samuel Moore Oi Bal
ilmofe 7 Wcpdcora Jas lievens -: NewYofk Mrs FsG.
and -
In ile stiD H4rsar fr5a Augre-Thoma. Rec Of New
bur.h. ttil-f- stem 'i ni i-s"u.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
CDROSFR'S OFFICE

The Coroner was called 10 % Broad 81. TO hold
u inquest on the BODY !ienre Chinot. natiye OF Belgium
ab0fe nra A. yho retired bed health last nsLt Gui
va found dead bed at II O'Clock To day. lying with his
back upward and hs face buried tie 10 be
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

John Thomas colored, who lives at 81 Laurens
e. wns this morning imprisoned for most lnhumany beating
m, wife lonnnna with an shovel handle. She is cond-
cred 10 be IN and Justice Taylor thought
necessary her and take her deposon rs death might
ie the result of the violence.
Pa,rich Cary was committed for violent assault
on Hugh Smith hpp Bayaso, for an additional assault
l-lta
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
All Hail. louisiana

The Special Election held on the s!i INST IN
the County of Auskepas, Louisiana, foT Stale
Senator in place of Hon. Isaac E. Morse, ILoso''
elected to Congress, has resulted in a y Hie ' 'l0
TORY by 76 majority. Here are the documents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

~ The Wing Nominating County Convention
met at Broadway House MGnda, evening, or
gained by appointing DR.. WILLIAM Turner Pres.
.den, and adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

IT Two American Dipomatists have Just re.
turned home, ore of whom, Hon HENRY LED
YARD, has been superseded at the Court of Ver-
sailles by MIR. KING. OF Alabama who is by no
means aud in no respect as capable as NJ. LED.
YARD to take care vi his country's Interests and
rights in France.
Hon W. n. HlLLIARD our Representative to
the Court Of Ki'g Leopold, in Belgium. was dis
charging his duties honoraoy 10 himself and use
fully to his country
To the alterations and hispitaiities OF both OF
these Gentlemen Americans who 90 abroad are
indebted fur much OF th-lr enlpyInent IN Paris
and ct Brussels Unlike some ol out Foreign
Ministers these gentlemen were not only cour;c-
Gus but cordial to their cOuntrymen. Having for
several weeks in Paris and during cur visit at
Brussels, experienced un,dng attcnt MS and
kindness rom iessrs LEDYARD and HItLlARD
we avail ourselves OF their return to tender TO each
our most gratcfu acknowledgements. and to ex-
press the hope that, in the homes 10 which they
have returned with all their American principles
and attachments confirmed and strengthened,
they may find abundant prosperity and happiness
Albany Evening Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
Foreign Ports.

At Palermo July 81 .hp Washinstog. Mauon OF Balti-
for New York Is days bark Cieaanso. ofdo for to
uac. the only American vessel. IN pof.
rich for y York anr Charlotte. t'iam for HYoJ.. usc
Al sidney : sept i5 ba1x Oyaadn. Dyer. e.; London
whence was Incorrectly reported I'D 20; ale. and New
YORK for ilSf.u. Ldy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
cnrRl cALENlIAk. .THIs D

CrRcUlr CoCRr.-Nos /, +, Il. "a, IS, lS5, So,
81 Is. 90. 30. H. i3. 239, 4 Is. IS, Il, i3, ~
COMMON PLEAs-No=. l05, So. Ii, 70, 3i' -
20 y. IS. 80, g., Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

T A BIOGRAPHY OF THEODORE FRFLise
HuYsEN, able and Interesting, will be issued IRON
this Office on Saturday. Price $3.50 per hundre.'
Orders are solicited.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

Sept Is. Ia, AZ. long So British ship Charlotte, IRON s.
Iora. bound 10 Liverpool. wished 10 be reported
Sept q Cape HenIop-n bea,ing WNW distance 80 miles.
ship John Hinturn heacc for New-Or!eans
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

SUFFERING AND DEArH.-The brig Carolina, Capt
Van Hagen, arrived last evening from Angosiurs
fell in with schooner Brones, Capt. Geo. :. Dur
ham, OF Beverly, from Belfast, ale. The 2Oth inst
The BroneS was capsized on the 18th, in lat 3S 8
long 20 5, while in the act OF laying TO, after scud
ding hriy-siN hours. The following persons were
taken from the wreck after being seven days with
out water or provisions L. Wilson, Supercargo,
Lucius Stephenson, Chief Officer, Chandler Maho-
ney, Anson Z. Durham, seamen, Stephen Misch,
cook. Capt. Durham was washed from the wreck
on the second day after The capsize and drowned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

D3 Cot CHATTIs. the smallest D'rHff exhibited
America now hodin: every dag everin:
the American Museum ~hee grand performances take place
every afternoon And evening by the Kentucky Mne Wes
vs. her 81. I.c !ne collection OF N0Yaz AUTO.
nrtons and dew Ccsmoruma View t;om trrt artists Of
France may likewise be
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
.xzezz.y,-.~->s--.c.,s

f5- Mr.. GnEs proposes to deliver lectures early
Tie wiatar 10 Boston, ca Ste iiI!o..ins J9e's:
The Genius ot C4tholici.n.-lhe Genius q Protest.
i-m-the Philosophy OF Religious torraton-ihe
jiorsl Character and Capa5ilit.es Of Human Nitare
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

HoRRlgLE AcClDENT.-f Y esterday evening,
about 5 O'Clock, number oi boys we're amusing
themselves in Congo Square, taLbuurg T!emc,
when one of them abou, u years of aye, II son of
Mr.. James Williamson, who lives in Basin street,
got on large cast iron roller. recently used Tor
levelng the shellcd walks III tnc square, while the
other boys-withOut, ot course, being aware 81
the d4ngcr-dragged 1t 4 few PAGES ami young
Williamson fell off, the roller passing over his
body, brulsing hun III most shocking manner.
Lost evening there but slight hopes Of his
recovery. \. q. Plcdyunc, sept 10.
FIRg.--A fire broke out about y O'Clock Mon
day in the third story of the V,fnish and Black
ing Factory, corner of Exchange and Dean
streets, occupied by Mr.. A. d. Rosekrans. The
uppar two stories of the building were burnt out,
but the prompt and efficient exefl!ons of the
tTemen, prevented the extension ol the fire to
the adjoining buildings. Mr.. John Van Setback,
Oil and Leather dealer, an occupant in the same
building, had large quantity Of goods injured
by the water, and some by the fire. M Rose
krans' loss must be quite heavy. There is IN
surance upon the building and property. We
regret to learn that oy the falling oi ladder,
two boys were severely injured, one OF them,
named Wm. O'B?ien, very seriously.
A small boy, II years Of age, the son Of
WIDOW WILCOX, VINO resides III SleiocH-fl'etli
was run over bya Hose Cart and seriously IN
jurcd. Albany Eve. Journal
ACCIDENT on THE RrvER.-As the steamboat
Rochester was coming up tnc river on Saturday
night, she came in contact with eloep which
Law at anchor about three miles above Hutsou.-
The bowsprit Of the vessel entered her side al
the wheel, passing toward the bow and through
the kitchen, which is entirely demolished. One
of the cooks who was busy in the kitchen at the
time, was seriously but it is thought not danger
ously hurt. 1t should be stated that Mr.. Van
Ostfum, the pilot CT the Rochester, is entirely
exonerated from all blame. The night was
very dark, and the sloop, contrary to law, lay at
anchor without having signal hosted.
Albany Atlas.
r G. w. Gusts has lately sen: Queen Vic
toria an autograph of Washington, IN compli
ance with the earnest desire Of . lie, Majesty"
10 procure one from member Of the family of
the General and which was not appended 10 en-
Official document, together with few accompa-
uy;ng wosds The Queen duly acknowledge
the gift.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

Central Clay Committee a meeting Of ~
Genital Clay Committee Will be held at Natio9u ia .
WEDNESDAY EVENING. 2ith mt nj ~ O'Clock.
i.y order. J. n. REYNOLDS. Pres dent
3Soss r r IopToS }secre,sEles -, 9tc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

DG LADIES and other. mo wish study ,hs P Forte
who have already studied whoI: due 10 the
elementary principles oi musc. eu!oy exc-.en! "i
-1ang i.f lg0tmalOa On gt .u!g=:t Af Nafs-ss ue7
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day Tae INST lesion viii be repeated 'Fednes
day evening Apt. s5,h ri O'Clock. Room Ill Broadway.
81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25

BACKED OUT-We learn from the Nen5urCa cOsrter that
musical aud amaSe fellow citzen. Joseph HvNle Esc
Assistant Justice. sadly disappointed the good people
Ulster County who. on saturday last, assembled
discuss the political topics of the day with MI G. l. Pierce
OF Poushke-psle aEreeahly appointment. The people
came and Mr Pierce CAME 5u. Mf. HoI!e est
Morning News
E assure the News thai has been deceived this
t.r and hes done srea; injustice 10 M Ho1s who. ome
beng asked TO reply speech Nh Pierce
making IN his presence. and allowed jteeH minutes do
declined such but ayowed his readiness
M Pierce aiI any discussion was
ssfeed OF and day fixed but. whea word came 10 NJ
tioNe he already under speak another
place ;is; day lie accordingly applied meet Mr.
Pcce hs substitute the time and nS;ecI and
serious inconvenience asselied. When reached New
Pz SATURDAY however. found that Nh Pierce had re
fused 10 met ayas he had consented to Mr Hoxe
and no. somebody else wheeupon Nh H. had agreed with
him. he passed the River days before have the
de5se on the lih Of octobe Was the disappointed party
and the People were sa;ie with discussion.
no; ~ faut: was /; Nj; foxes. Hs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-25
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