New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

PENNSYLVANIA AND THE TARIFF.-The Polk
men Of Norfolk, Va. had torch-Iight jubilee on
Monday night. Among The insignia was transpa-
rency blaZoning forth, in staring capitals, Down
with the Tariff and following close al its heels
another, with 'Twenty-six cheers for Pennsylva-
nia!" Poor, swindled Pennsylvania! the cry is no
longer HuzZa for the Democratic Tariff of 1922
Phil. North American
THE EFFEcT.-We learn that wealthy gentleman
OF Sunbury intended 10 erect large Anthracite Iron
furnace near the canal few miles below Dauvile, if
Clay had been elected, and that measures had alrea
dy been taken TO make the necessary arrangements.
He has now abandoned the idea altogether, since
Polk has succeeded. D2nvilie Dem
The FRASKFoRr MEETHG-At the meeting in
Frankfort, (ky of the friends of Mir. Clay on the
25tli inst they organized into " Clay Testimonial
Society of kentucky" CoLyMs OF STONE is
to be raised Z" in commemoraton IF the unsurpassed
abilities, integrity of patriotism of that renowned
Statesman and unryalled Orator"
SrAUECH WHIG TowN.-Shepherdstow lin
Jefferson county, Val with population Of FOUR
TEEN HUNDRED, polled only treaty nine votes 70,
Polk.
BRETHREN AGREEINe.-The Charleston Mercu-
ry, the special supporter OF MIR. POLK and Mr. CAL
HouS, calls Mir. BENTON, the purblind termagant
of Missouri, who has iraerniZed with the old scold
of Brsintree."
MISSOURI LEGIsLATURE.-The st. Louis Repub-
lican saws that C.. f. JACKSON was elected Speaker
of the House by vote OF 54. The Wings cast 40
votes, which were scattering. Ii is not yet known
what number of anti-Bentonians exists amongst the
Locos.
T- Gov MARMApUKE of Missouri, in his mes-
sage exhorts the egislature 10 memoralize Con-
gress in favor of the annexation Of Texas and the
occupation of Oregon.
LrBEeALIry.-The Clerk Of Faneuil Hall Market
received, on Tuesday last, check for one hundred
dollars, from SAMUEL APPLETON, ESQ.,, with n re-
quest tha; il might be invested in turkeys, or any
other suitable provisions, and distributed among The
poor of the city of Boston, TO give them good din
ner ON Thanksgiving Day.
The BURR EsrArE.-The great property of
Jonathan Burr, of Washington Co. N. Y. amount
ing 10 $j00,060, WIS left TO his son, Charles Burr
trial has been held in Albany the heir decided to
be insane and the properly goes into the hands OF
trustees.
DIvIpEyp.-The Mechanics Bank Of Baltimore
has declared u semi-annua dividend OF three per
cent
RAILROAD IN New HAMpsHIRE.-.The stiff
| necked anti. Railroad Democracy Of New Hamp-
shire are beginning to back sut little, II IS thought
Some very small Indications are visible OF some
possible liberality on this subject hereafter.
~ NATHAN RICE, Esq. has been chosen Presi-
dent of the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad.
gEp The whole number of pounds Of Turkies
carried over the Stenngton Railroad to Boston on
Saturday and Monday, was 1898.
F,RE-SLAucHTrR-Ho House AND Provisions De-
| srRoYEp.-About two O'Clock this morning the
S,auohler.house OF Nr. 5. G.. BURTON, Ohio City
was burned. The slau ehter-house contained con.
siderable beef packed in terces, number ofslaueh
,s,ed cattle u large quantity ot tallow and several
hundred hides The loss is from 81 0OO 10 81 7,00O
ppd no insurance. fCleveland Herald, Nov. %.
PRE.-rhe Congregational Church in Durhsm,
| Conn. was burned to the ground on Thursday lssl
| insured for S3o
E,pr-At East Oswego last Monday, the DWELL
| ;ng house Of MIR. l.. Merck was burnt. Loss $780,
| E,pr IN TRoY.-We learn from the Troy Whie,
thar a FIRE broke out in River street. al p, M.
rhn,sday the stores of. ), Perry, Michael Bonhan
and Peter Ne.ls Patrick Rogers, Henry Hughes
and John Richard, were burnt. The loss was not
large. Insured at the Mutual oil Troy, ana Inc
| Howard Co. Of Newly ork.
FIsE.-The store of Col. Wentworth. OF Sand,
wicb. nv H. was destroyed by Ere, on the eth OF
Nov Loss $4,000.
RoppsRY-The house Of William Mullord, near
| Rockford ,II) was robbed Of $500, few days
siIca.
BuReLARY.-The house Of Mir Ransom, Jay
s,r..r. BrookI,n, was broken open and robbed on
Thursday night; on Wednesday o'ennG the hall Oh
| " Hayor. Washington street, was roboeo.
srr,M valuable application ofthis
| reIodious instrument is 10 give warning OF the e1-
hensrd state Of steam boilers or when the wafer IN
! ,sa,, has fallen 10 the spot dangerous" Then,
snd mt til hen the steam gains access TO aud rush
ga nm tube there placed and connected WIN a"ns
tle. which Immediately becomes the moutnPiece oi
the boiler, and shrieks, - want "a'er' vi sn''i
| burst"
| A,vru, TRIeEpY-We have conversed with
gentleman OF this city, just from Greenviile, DstKe
| T,o Ohio who informs Us thai on uesaay iae', q
Mrs Stevene the second wife oil iarinef Ia 'ns =
cn;,y of Greenville, murdered her fuseaho auu nus
con. snd dresduly mangled ms oaugh.eI, sl;et ~.
which she fled and hung herself. ne donesuc ois-
cords aress from The settlement Of the estate OF tne
yoman's first husband dispute growing OUT OF lne
S;Sr.ns;,on of the proceeds. The boy was about l.
wears of age, the girl Il.
MnpnrR-Srephen Fnlay, drapEard OF Stand
ish. laIe threw an old man into the fenoosco1
tS"' P;rs1 e ias, ues K. who was Instantly drowned.
~. So. ,sos M1LLERIsM-A Mrs. Brown, OF
p'ns;IIr;,is M. Ia committed suicide on THURSDAY
An;nr last by cutting her throat with razor
SuSs arm believer in the Miller doctrine, and
Sne ,as Sod NJ October has been very gloomy and
melancholy. o,,;,,
Su,c,pr,-Ap Irshman, named Henry Qunn'
was found suspended by the neck sna osaa s.sie,
| day morning in cotton srea on I,Ls JsessseS
| 49,, an Church asd Thestre-stree;s. Inc oeceaseo,
,oIaa-n had shown symptoms OF deIangsd nino
for some one or TWO days previous. imooho lAu''
| Erryyy Town Clerks in New-hamPsnHe
c;,sd 10 appear before the Legislature" ano snow
cause why they blundered SO ouIraseouSis ~ ''''A
| Election returns. ,,L.
DISASTER TO The STEAMER Wohcssih S;a nor
r reaeh this CITY until haIfpast o'clock P NJ yes,
tsrday. % The delay was caused by the stesmooa, sn
worcester Capt J. H. yandrlb bilt gong asaoIs on
THURSDAY night, at Sands Point Light, aoou. -
miles this side of New York. She wenI hsnO,v aO,v
about 25 minutes past o'clock, IN tnick suu's .ss
s,o,n. The wind blowing very heavy, and the sea
,rnn;ng very high at the time. The damage sus.
,sned in her timbers, plsnks, &C. amounts 10 apou'
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