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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

TIE SURVIVORS OF THE SALADIN's CREW..
Carr and Galloway, The last of the human beings
who left South America in the Salodn, have had
their trial for piracy, and been again acquitted-as
ihey were on the charge OF murder. The mnnsge-
nento the lriai was somewhat curious. The jury
after hearing all the evidence end being sometime out
celebrating into court and said they could NOT
agree. They told the court that they were equally
dyi;ed, halt being OF opinion that the prisoners
acted under compulsiOn, Inc pressure OF uravoda-
BILE circumstances-the other half that they went
farther than the compulson OF itself urged them,
and that therefore they were guilty.
he Court sent the jury out again. and when they
were gone Il conversation WIS had between the i l.
torney General and The bench, on the question
whether the disagreement OF the jury should be
regarded as amounting 10 an acquiuel /; by Consent,
the jurors were then recalled and discharged, new
jury was emPsnnelsd on the spot, 10 WHOM the At
torney General related tho facts proved before the
other Iury, and without swearing any witnesses,
submitted the case. The new jury inlmeGiatel, &C.
Quilted the prisoners
the treasure and other yalgebles saved from the
wreck OF the Saladin "ere shipped On board the
mail steamer iof Eng land, whcn sailed on the 18th
ot August
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
.Ry.-John Tread, an old
I. Ie Court Adjourned to II o'clock on Saturday.
POLICE OFFICE.

BURGLARY AND ARREsT-h coored man, named
David obn broke last night INTO the house Of Iam l!uy
er $50 co!ed No % Cross street bron. the rear wIndoS
with commit nrceny He was discovered attempt
ed 10 escape. arrested ard committed 10 answer
TAtFTS.-Aary Ryrr was arrested aud commit
Frank n.st!eet-
4 female called Crazy Ann was arrested and COM
mi,ed for stealing money rom jesse Vandefbcck.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

a. The Woodstock Vermont Age, violent
Loco-Foco paper, comes TO US with long list of
Members Of the Legislature chosen, with the
guide-board at the bottom, u Democrats in
Hal;es." On looking through the list, we find
one name in ItalieS, and he OF a man whose elec.
ton is disputed. The Wings claim that Wing
is chosen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
Vermont For Ever:

We have returns via Boston Atl4s from two
thirds OF Eastern Vermont, and BY letters aad
slips from good pal; Of Western. They are ali
Whig, of course Last year, John AetiocE=, a
very popular Wair, lacked 1894 yo:es Of a ma
ja.iir over the Loco Foco ard Abolition candle
a:es now Si4d7, Whig, IS chosen by several
thousands msjority. Here are the condensed re-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
By This Mornings hlaI

Acc,p,Nr oy TIE ONO AsD BALTM9Rs Rail
ro.U-IYc learn thai about I've o'clock yesterday
,r,o,ninr. while burthen engine. without anN Ia
Inc attached. was passing over the R1iroad bridge
q; H.r3ers Ferry, one OF the spans o. the bridge
,.,,',.sy and with tho cngiae and men employed
So, So :, I'm INTO fhe bottom of the river P'o.iden.
,;aiI, no was killed, ard but one ma slisb:.
,' Pal Gsz.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

Wing najodl: 4s.u. Do a,t yearL7.l "his gain 10
Three Wing Alem5ers Of Congress reelected by
largely increased luajaFities; Dillingham;, Loco,
may be reelected and may not. The Senate and
House are overwhelmingly Wing! WELL DONE,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
hRkIkD.

Oa Thusday evening sept 5,h. by the Rev Nr. Chs-s
Mr LE.FLzs ". HoPKtss Mss EsaA BrLYLrY. csuss-
Ter WIN. BukIsy. 'q. all q this CITY.
September !. Sr JONATHAN sTkELE VI bssaE 10 ~
RAE iHu ,h;er Of GorGon Buck. Esq 81 tn, city.
September B. As,f &. DAYToa 20 MARIA A. dlu=s'cr
the ls:e Dr. TomlIason.
ep'ebe, 5. according 20 the order the Society frsrd"
WILLIAM H. BRowsg. ot West Chester ~ Y, 70 May ~
ilaZn.sI VI Jonathan ClemsGt, of Fushiry
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
DIED.

On the 9Th ms Of consumption JoaS AND ssei
20 years. lis funeral viii take place from m npus oi -
IT o'ccck p T.
, =; iei.eesno, PnsbuFg. Pa. TGom,s C,tTsf.
s,. age
:, Tbs morning 6,h Aer lingering lines. ELzAsEra ASS
Al Eas; Chester. on the 5th. Mrs Aosrs KAGs, ,sei \
years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

- The Postmaster Gsneral came in the Cleo
patr4" from Norwich to-day, and is in the CITY
The cars detained on The Norwich and or.
cester Railroad, by the bursting Of the stearnpPe OF
the locomotive. 20 damage done. Hence The non-
arrival OF the boat, until late hour in te forenoon
[Express, yesLeftay.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

Whigs and ami Benton 20; majority against b.
The Members of The House claimed as sn'i-
Benton ere, f.om Ard'cw County l. CLINTON J.
Dade /. Davies |, Holt l, Marion /, Newton l.
Scott |. Shannon |, Van Buren |, warren l.
Wright l-1o.4l H.
Besides these, the Reporter puts down, among
those allowed to Benton, - Members as couol'ui,
and SAYS tla, Judge Atchsson will be reelected
to the [. 5. Senate, il he does not permit his
name to be associated with that Of Col. Benton
1t farther asserts that Benton has no chance for
re election unless he can traffic with the Wings
and 1t is 70, rnsmbeTs of that party t' determine
whethe- they viii bqrga;a with him.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
FOURTH WARD COURT.... Before Judge srARLtSG.
U,,riet Wilson RS. Isaac Bnldwin.-We alinded

since 10 nm acton brought by M. Wilson keep
er ot Grocery store .nme, street. a.nns' MI baldwin te
owner Forester. to Iesovef s oeihs De 'nut
oont,ty of en the SAID dog caused 20 be 'o own
IN ne nin the faucet cu; casA which was IN the GEL
gr where kept said dog beng buatuef win NIT
" ii,on n 81 80 per wcck. ,.. III
'ire case gam pursuant 10 ndl3uinn'snt. ne
Counsel lor defendant objected the right Ot Ms son 10
hrlnc suit ~ her name. She having husband iHhI
The objections was iall and non SUIT was enlefed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

CoNNoy PLsAs-Nos. %, 80, 45, Il, rs, so, 81,
s. 4. I, TO- -, Is, -, 81.
TIE Sgpremc Court viii also commence jury
Trials o. Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
MONMOUTH Co. N. j. Mass meeting to-day


e There was an overwhelming rally Of Wing.
last evening at and in front of knckerbocker Hall,
Park Row, 10 organize kSIcKERBocKER CLAY
CLUB. The street was full for some hours, beside
those constantly coming and going. Aid. EGBERT
Benson was chosen President. Speeches were
made aud Songs sung, while three four Secre-
taries were putting down Ike names OF Members,
until hali-past 10 ocIock. go the ball rolls on
Il y Clay Club was organized on Thursday
evening at YosHgKs, tue great stronghold OF
L,co- Focoism in Wes.cheste- County. TIE
first signer was an old veteran who fought under
Washington at the battle of White Plains, under
Wayne against The Western Saveges, and under
Harrison at TipPecanoe. Westchester is tho
roughly aroused, and Will do nobly.
u The Wings of WILLnMsBrReB, L, 1. had
glorious rally on Thursday evening and were
addressed by the PoughkeePsie Blacksmith with
gteat earnes mess, candor and effect. Their
l41ge Hall was crowded 10 It's utmost capacity.
inclucing doors and windows. A brisf address
i.om Mr.. PlsacE of this City, and Songs, added
to Tie interest Nox, ffiends. take hold and or
eanize your town so that you know ali your votes.
and all that are against you, and De prepared 10
stop me iuegals Circulate tie Documents.-
Help ,our Bu3awck brethren. Be yigiiant the
time is brief indeed.
u The Wings OF PATERSON, n. J. invite all
their friends to their great Mass SieetiDg to-day
The Lsdies OF Psssa;c County viii be ont in the
might OF Their loyeliness, 10 brighten the en'hus-
asm OF thei: fathers and brothers by the pure FER
vor of their own. TIE Procession will be The
aoblest and finest ever seen ;herc-the Mills all
stopped and the people ali out. They would like
to see their New. York and Jersey City frends
and VII! send them home by an Extra Train at
whatever hour is most convenient. Who goes
Leave foot OF Cour.laldt stree: at A. II. CT IL
P NJ.
q TIE Wings OF ELosaiso, l. /. had lan
and spirited meeting CT Thursday evening q
ciintozv;ile and .rsrc addressed vito energy enc
good effect by F. W. KELLOGG Of OHIO. Coco
wss dcne.
II C1.Y AsD FaE1lseHurszs FLAGS Q! mode
rae size and price, cr PROFESSIONS &c are 'r sale
al II Exchange Place, up stairs,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

All the Commissioners are incumbcnts, except
Nathaniel Jones. George ". Little and Benz.
Enos, defeated candidates, are also incumhents.
The Convention then (midnight) adjourned
to consider the Address, Resolutions, Organlza.
ton, &c. on the following day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
r1i..nr,ri Lsr,.Int;,rs.

The Missourisn Benton CLAIMS MAJORITY oi
H4r8s. o. Benton nen, in each House. lhs
St. Louis Reporter >an,i- Benton Loco gives me
returns of Members elected, and classes them IS
follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

OuR.so OUrASG.-Tkis wonderful cre@ture who h.,
sliesdy been vei J petsoDs her ensagenent
~ the American Museum io-i1y lie: these hHrc no,
'een her 90 immediately they Queen Victoria.
Stale robe. ten. Tom numb's besidc two
SISTERS ,nstres and tho Wss,ern magnificent bl and
remember this the les; day Of the Uuranc UienG don't
sIl nj see.n hsf.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

E- Those who buy Wood careful procure the kind
suited to The that TO Dc made OF IT. In the purchase OF
Goa slniIa! shOuid b. 0befved A the Coal oce no
the Tribune BuiidnG No. G Nassau stree he Kaas ,un
Of Coel are adapted to the vf cunsuu.edrs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

APPOINTMENT BY TIE GovERSoR - Geo. -. Cooper, No
tary Public. vice Martin K IaInkie. lsI. resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

l<yf Persons intending 10 he present at the Uni
Nes. General Convention which assemblies Baltimore
toe lsh INST passage Ickes from tins city
batinps and back for SO. u mnedisie application aa:s
u r Ffice al the Cniye sat Book Establishment 10 Fulton
street. .ecund i,o.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

This Convention was org.alzed by the appoint
ment. as President, of HsmGnJ. Rs9feld CT Gen
esse-one Of the notorious Sersntcen Senators
who in 1924 repeatedly refused to The People OF
this State ths right TO choose their Electors Of
President and Vice President. Considering that
Siias Wright, the master spirit of that atTocious
conspiracy against Popular Rights, was to be
nominated for Governor, the selection was very
appropriate. Olirer Chqrliek of this City leads
.he list Of Vice Presidents.
The Barn. Burner Delegation from Cayuga
County were admitted to seats, to the exclusion
Of the rival Delegation.
After some sharp skjrmishing, ii was agreed to
take an informal vote for Governor by ballet,
which resulted thus:
Sas Wright 95; William C. Bouck 80.
Whcreupon Old White was turned Of, and
srLAs WRIGHT unanimously nominated.
ApDIsoX GARDINER Of Monroe was nominated
fjr Lieutenan: Governor b. iir. II. Seymour OF
Oneida, and adopted By acclamation.
So Scripture Dick was sent to keep cOm-
pany With his loving brother, Old White What
is lis failing n
1t was resolved that the two State Electors be
chosen By ballot, and the vote being taken, re-
suited
For gcnjan.;n-F- p..Isr, OF N-~-furA.---
Daniel 5. Dickinson, o. Broome ...... 81
" Jared Wilson, o; Ontario. .....-.----.. 80
Whcreupon BUTLER and Dickinson were nomi-
mated, and ;he Ticket maze up by nominations
.-or, tho Disfrir; YS fellows
s...--.., EENJAMIS F. BUTLER, OF n. York.
7eHS'''' 'H' DASIEL :. Dickinson, OF Broome.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
So STEPHEN CLARK was nominated.
So DANIEL P. BIssgLL was nominated
S,,evM and Eighth Senate Districts

Nccc7M and Eighth Senate Distrets
Jona Earl Jr Onondaga 6 George w Cuyer. Wayne, q
-aml l.. Edwards do. ..l5 Tho. 3. Campbell Chaut..
Simon Bates Of!eans...... Blank
Sn InNAs EARIL. j. YVES nominated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

T.. $ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Before :. RArxLJx
Cu.scr or pfFJuRy.-A soldier of the L. :.

pracoons named james Farrell wa. yesterday arrested eI
iiv .srshlii Smith on charge q" swearing falsely AZ
o. - Coutt Martial he Id Governors Island. on tie h 81
3urI.t ir tra ola Sesean OF the Army. The c.Hp'nt
y. raIs by the Sergeant VINO bad been ON tFih ENan--
nm Tins inr.nnOG.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

E5 The Ethicpi.n Se.enaiers mos: entertaining
5efE.laace ms afternoon tie New fo!s huSeun at :
elcs They iisns the 1Yofie i-ioci=s that have &c
juueG -io- them such high fe-rrv OF popuerety h;ss
,i4a AfCir, Nr Collins Siiis Jeseyiy atd 70 the
entertainments. ! performance n he evening G.; oc.ock
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
Important to Merchants and Manufacturers,

u The large and coutanty Increasing circulation OF TIE
raIs=sg Ienders valuable medium OF advertising
Merchants Manufacturers end transient advertisers The
The Tribune, view Of the erten, Of
circulation favorable those OF any other oape in
Ne~-Ycrs and fully -nehaN cAeape. ,.an tie charges in
Pan. or London.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
CITY TELLIG ENC =
FRIDAY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge CtsnoEF.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge ttsfokF'
John GRAY RS John Hook.-'The plain'f was In
Senal o. Faur snt the dsie7dan; one 81 the ,pcc
.cTS The pcsca: acton = 20 -ycover ore si ol ' CO..
] ., afty;rg 70 tire touy, OF s'tds u et i'h ~
~ - ,r, q; defence I avefred hat Nit HOOK wss csh
lar the oi vi Inspector General at te same ne Ga
Cav ys bu. whirew NJ. t. ecreens IN ns even,
ri hs success. give aim halt The noEs ne az ~
-, n. and amount Of p-ohtS Il stu due q
;,ha II denied that there ever mad been sGch
., sve trers bad been Invalid nnd VOID Nsricl ''
ri.n:.T - subject 10 the opinion oi the ,ouit
psrsr Iux rS Edwin l.. y Brooks.-Acuon o'
T-espass IN the case recover damages tom MI hoAs i
n,rv done lowing mpetecty puiiins up c';h.es ~ !"
c",;.ss Mo- DIVISION street which had been I'eu ol MN ny
III 1y f,r classical school, ~ cylsience" WIci, II L.
yv7, compelled To remove. &c Inc cec'foh ~ ''hs
Mr l.. had possession oi the "frle o ss ~ -. No.,
hid only nat TIE tiscepuncy "as decdea 10 ee a'a 'o
SUI; uEowel
L. :. DISTRICT COURT. Before Judge BET-rsln
Mathew Hall rs the brig Dslight,-action 10 re-
cove, ia images fo lc>s HIDES referred TO yese:ay M
Geo Bue IN. Counsel tor the uwreTs o, e 'ess
npansi and made affidavit ui the .cce,y oi obtaining lA
rn6nr from iOneyi-, and also ot ggu:nZ witnesses iiu'
Phsleiphia The ir therefore stopped and deiee
the i..il nGaEt pay i1g costs :, p.
Michael Dougnarty the steamboat Relief
Ar,r :, recover the sum ot Sl being the amount "i dam
enr nun INTO and Injured by steamboat Rehef Gne m the
Fultol Ferry Roais, on the forenoon o the o "
Ami last Tire Jacob Bell. 1t Appears. had lett Buflnc Si
Doreedn. fO1 OF Beekn1nhtt, ,n lhst
sn an In and tow the ship Cambridge. ,Nhen oil Fulton
Ferry the ,oop ~ her wnk- bound M ahd
detained her The ee ,One distance OH n ie uihe
but continued her directly of futon rs''y oE ~
H,nr, tk Bell when She struck about ~ iee l
m the shaft h. prope of the Ferry deDy lhat h
Ree,vas 10 blame. Testimony was heard and the cause ad
Iourned 10 this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER !.
o. The Clay Tribune for the present week mry
be had Desk rom the Nea: Boys. rce two cents
Documents. Documents:
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS.
Great Convention at Lancaster, Pa.-Mr.
vfO In.

" Copies Of al the above for sale at The Tribune OF
fca in apy Quantity GREELEY L. EcELRATH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07
EESJAMIS F. EUrLER, Of n. York.
S'o''"' DANIEL :. DICKINSON, OF Broome.

CJpgres sinnli Districts IN order.
Hugh Hal,cy suffolk Clcmence Whithker, Lewis
C. Ihumusou Z edmond, AZ lrHh Doaue Jefferson,
George Douglass. inunaS H. Hubbard. Oneida.
Neil Gray ~ y Sumuel Pnltensili. Useso.
VIM. f. lInyeueyer, ~ / W Nllligm Masr-. ChenunGO
iona j c Cuildinstnn Henry Potts. OswGgO.
Daniel Johnson. Hnck.a lhnie! Damn, OnnnGnga.
John TIN ford, Putnam. Lewis Tupper, Cnyuge.
Wan. Murray Usnnge. Jacob L. Bosarius. Tumpk.
rcnll, HafdenierCh Uter Jonathan BuyntuG. WAYNE.
Tobias l.. fioseb0um Column Elisha Johnson. Monroe.
Sichols NJ. Masters RsrSs'r john ,nphGm, Onano.
John keycs Paige Albany, John ID. Higgins. Seuben.
nln -avqge Tashjug;un, Robert II. Shanklnnd Cnuas
William .ctiainr Clinton. Rufus II. Smith. Wyoming.
John Fny Fulton. Jonathan Haskell. lr Ere.
John Nels. Montgomery. John ID. Perkins. Orleans.
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot for
Canal Commssoncrs-on from each brace oil
Senate Distrcts-NArlASIEL JONES of Orange
being nominated from the First and Second with
ou: opposition. The ballots were then taken,
with this result:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

CL,Y Ayp FRELlSeHUYssS FLAGS o! mode
ra,e size and price, cr professions, &c. are i'r sale
al II Exchange Place, up stairs,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

q TIE Wings OF ELvsaisG, L. |. had lull
snd spirited meeting CT Thursday evening e
Ciintolv;ue and .rsrc addressed vito energy anc
good effect by F. W. KsLLoaG Of oaio, Coco
VS. dcnr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

Delegates 10 the Wing ssatc Convention
81. laurence Co-Nlllrm {. Pierpont, At
ner Baker, j. Stephen Johnson.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

II RANELgroS, Ne. Ill, BY Seats6sld, is put.
!ished this morning by Winchester. Its siory OF
fashionable life in New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

II The Nyw World, one OF the bes; weekly
newspapers in the country, contains its usual vsrie-
y Of interesting matter tins week. For sale by J.
Manchester, so Ann street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

e A rare treat is now offered a, the Apollo
Saloon by the 4" Ethiopian Minstrels," this being
heir last night, The large and splendid room is
a;sArly crowded TO witness their unrivaled perform
ancc. They leave soou for foreign cIimes, ard need
only to be seen 10 te appreciated.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

FRow GaSADA-Thrf foIlowios peEsoTs have e eeei
SMorn i, Rs ale!!htrs al tae Executive CoGcc" :
VIA. q. Diaper, Attorney General ioI Upper " Z
oada: Wm Morris, Receiver General; Deus
Papineau, Commissioned OF Crown Lands; ana Jas
Saii,h. AI.ofney General for Lower Canada
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

Wy. II. Van WAc>rH, tie Poughkeepsie Black
smith, will speak
A, Pl;-r,cs. y !. icoRy-n;ionl T. iay.
a: Rel Rses, do. ;a=sda7, 10Th.
IL i.sll BG&S. New ersev. Saturday" 18th.
- 'rhe Band OF s~iss Bel Ringers arrived la, evening
perIae s; sap England.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

P,Rr-A fire broke out nj one O'Clock TO-DAY, il
srahIe occupied by Peer Sn,der, situated IL From
s;ree,. between alsia street ard Stewart Alley
rbs stahle. containing q large quantity OF hay
,rain, &c. kept on sale, WIS DESTROYED, together
Nth. a horse. 4 dwelling house adloinios, occa-
,e,l ,y ish fanli!cs Is now on is and "l'i D. &c
.troyed. Also ,ae baidiug on The c9r-er oi '-alf
md Ffout sIes;s, which was paJtaliy eessfel eo
when our pupcr went press. brookii'n S'ar'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-07

e iAsSEE HnL and DR.. VALENTINE will give
humorous entertainment at the Society Lbrsry
On sicndoy evening. Ii any one Is sad and would
b, merry lst hiD 90.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-04


Married. Thursday. i OF March, by the Rev. James H.
iensa N JANIS K. Lacy IL Miss ELizAHgIH beth
81 !itnfico county, Virginia.
Married The Il March in Washington city, by the Rev
H. S:ilnsie!nw, Of The Episcopal Church. Mr. SAM .. I o.
a conniy 'Irenia, 10 Mss CsTAKfNE T., daughter OF Mr.
'"in u Shelton, Ct Louisa county, Virginia
aiarird on the -th February by the Rev Mr. Wharton
hmtis inMPktNs, 10 Mss REnxocA d., daughter OF Mr.
aenbei Inrner, all Of The county o; Caroline.
X hhI, Rel sicus Herald and Christian Advocate requested
TO copy 10th Of tie above.
Married At Locust Grove, in Goocland county, Virginia.
wednesday evening The 18th February the Rev p
smith, THoM,s JANE. WooLFoLK, ESQ of Meade rounv Ken
csy 10 Miss May i. MILLER daughter of Jesse A. Miller
Esq. Of GoochlanG. " ''
@ Tho Louisville Journal and Public Advertiser are requested
copy.
Married ut Chatham, Fiuvarna county Thmr.day 2apd
February lsii by fr Rev JDs; Wilmer Rosr E. NrLsos
10 bliss LucY Ans, daughter Of Dr. John NJ. Wits.
Married the LIST &c February last, Rev Charles Tai
ley, r ARrHCs O. WooDY ~ Miss Martha T.. THOMAS dau.h
ter "i William Thcmas-aii If Hanover county Virginia.
inri-, DR. ThoM. j. GutKR. Of Monroe county, Virginia.
Miss h'IiLp, r. daughter of john Barr Esq of this cir.
Married n; Nmh Garden AsemarIe county, Virginia
uh feo?, by Rev. j. a. Wits, Mr. ALFRED CARRIES of
m hiohd, 10 Miss FASNf A., daughter Of JOHN White Esg
Married on Wednesday, the Iitr Feb'G, by Rev. Wi
hihrf Jotts H. NsRINAS., Senior Editor o the Rochi
g'ter TO Miss M,aGaRET daughter of Mr. Samuel Van,
the county OF Bath.
aiared, In Geneva, Vermont Nj J. 81 Bee 10 Miss Malta
AM ELuYYR
Well hath thr lille busy "sgg"
Improved lifts shining hour
He gathers honey all day
From ohe sweet chosen "rLowgR;"
And from this match, ii ica, pieases,
He'll raise a SWARM OF little "BrgsIs."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-04
CoNGREss-Tussday's Proceedings

In the Senate, to day, the bill from the House. max.
ing appropriation for The support of the Military Aca-
DENY at West Point for the fiscal year ending Both
June l545, passed the Senate without amendment The
bill reduce The rates OF postage and 10 prevent the
abuse of the frankng privilege, was then taken up
The amendment Of hlf Summons, providing that five
cents postage shall he charged single letters
ed in The mail distance of $50 miles, and ten cents
Tor any distance $50 miles, rejected yeas
and nays by vote of 81 to 7. The amendment pro-
posed by Mr. Wright to strike from the bill that clause
authorizing members of Congress, the delegates from
Territories the Secretary of The Senate and The Clerk
Of the House of Representatives, TO frank 10 any part
of the United States, documents printed by order of
Congress, (afer few remarks by Mr.. Wright in
favor of the dnen and by Mr.. Aen in opposition
to il, rejected yeas and nays by vote of 10 10 2-
the further consideration OF the bill was then postponed
TIL Monday next, and the Senate adjourned
In the House, to-day, several bills on territorial bu
siness reported from the standing committees,
and referred 10 the Committee ot the Whole The
state Of the Union. Amongst them was oil 10 ena-
BILE the people of Iowa 10 form n Constitution and
State Government, and to provide for their admission
into the Union The Honse then went into Committee
Of the Whole on the state Of the Union and after pass
ing several territorial bills the cumm tee and
ported them to the House, when they were read the
third time and passed. The bill 10 provide for the ad
mission of the territory of Iowa into the Union, with
one or others, postponed TIL tomorrow. The
House again resolved itself into q Committee of The
Whole on the slate of the Union, (Mr. Weller in the
char0 and resumed the consideration of the bill regu.
Iatinp the pay of the army. After adopting several
mendments the committee rose, reported progress
and The House adjourned Globe.