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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

SOUTHERN INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT CONVEX
r1ox.--A great Southern Internal Improvement
Convention was held at Huntsville, Ala. on the
18th ult. at which Hon. C. C. CLAY presided, and
which was attended by large number Of the
most eminent citizens of the Southwest. The
immediate subject of deliberstion was the con-
struction of Railroad from the Tennessee 10 the
coosa River, thus completing the great chain OF
internal communication between Charleston, Sa-
vannah and Augusta, and the tributary waters
Of Mobile Bay. The Convention, however, took
up in general terms the subject of Internal I'm
prcvement, and its action shows that the supine-
ness in which the South has been SO long reposing,
blind 10 her true interests. is rapidly dispensing
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
Renenl Meeting.

Notwithstanding the apprehensions, justified by
the fact, that Political Ward Meetings and the heat
of the weather would affect the Repeal Meeting
held last evening at Tammany Hall, the attend
ance was both numerous and enthusiastic. The
Chair, on motion OF the Secretary, was taken by
WILLIAM DgNMAN, Esq. Immediately after which
the minutes of the former meeting were read and
approved, and contributions TO the Repeal Fund
were handed in. Spirited and eloquent addresses
were made by the Chairman, Mcssrs. B. O'CoN-
xER, HENRY BYRNEs, and THOMAS Dunn ENGLISH,
and the following resolutions were adopted:
Rcsoirsd That we the United Irish Repeal Association Of
New York considering duty TO forward by every law
m expeden the great OF Irish National Independence
are determined relax in efforts for the accomplish
rrent OF th1t object until II has been attained
Resoiped That consider the fines of E200 imposed
Mr. Oonne and the fines of his fellow prisoaes, penal
tie. inflicted for the purpose ofdeerng the champions Irish
freedom pursuit of the glorious object for which they
struggle and consar due To the great of Irish
oui that convincing proof of adnraton of their e
fort, and OF sympathy for their suerngs boud be gven ard
for that purpose pledge ourselves TO effort to colec
The amount of those nes and call on the eDcso Ireland
throughout the State OF New Yorka Snie OF gigantic
relieving the advocates of civil liberty from the exscons of
British cupldi,y and oppression
RssolreG, That will receive spch contributions may
M Maid TO US by the Repeal Associations the State
and elsewhere giving the proper credit TO the Soc
eties with the of the donors and tIunsm
tnr The collections the Loyal National
Repenl Association of Ireland about the rst OF 0c,o
he, next
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

THE BoYL.ros MEDICAL PRizE-It is with no
ordinary satisfaction that we learn hat the prize OF
gold medal. ohI,red by the Bqlston Medical
Committee of Harvard University. i the best essay
DR.. SAMUEL FoRRY, editor of The New-Y ork Jour
an of Medicine, and the auti,or OF the Climate OF the
United States and its Ende mic influences, as The
successful competitor. The Questions popounded
by The Medical Committee were the following
+" To what extent is the human system protected
from smallpox bv inoculation with The cow-po1
Is the protection increased by c,nailon and,
if so, under what circumstances 7" Eve. Pos;.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
RUFUS hING,
Z. w. BENDER. WE.r
WM; y Mn \. STRING. Gss:S sssi SSSs! &:
K. (. 5. ) Il rnSnaaasS ShfaasS csa:aI &c e
M,ss Conven,ion.-Ths,

Gs- Mass Convention,-The whs ssI.-.,.
will kold Mas Convention on the sh day # A.. 4
near the borders OF Kings and Queeos Counsss ~
the Long Island Rail Resd.
The Wings CT the ueshbOrins Counties Of Il. s,. :.
friendly to the cause, are invited TO attend s.v,. =
gushed speakers from ahrosd. have been wru,n,o n
consented TO be present and address the mee.in.
Arrangements have been made with The Lon, 81, ~,
Road Co by which persons desrors Of aien1a, Il, -.
will be enabled to do 3, with ease and conior.
Due notice viii be Given all The ,rs.,,n,.
definitely made.
Brooklyn, July u. 1874.
A. CRlST,
Join a; GR0lSsS, cs,.na,s.a Il
REM LEFFERTS, rnssrana
JOHN NAYLOR.
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By This Mornings HIail.

~ All our North Carolina returns received
this morning are included in the table in another
column.
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DlsraEsslsG.-The Allegheny Express OF
Thursday says: AS Mr. George List, an old AND
respectable citizen of Pittsburgh, was standing
IN a crowd, watching the landing Of a canal boa:
loaded with German emigrants, he was struck
violently with large stone on the head, by a
drunken fellow named David Rogers, which SO
fractured his skull that il Is thought he cannot
recover
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

The Central Committees of the several Counties nrst
fully requested tif the time proposed meets their app
10 make the Necessary preparations for these eep M
dately The State Central Committee Will charge e,'
with the duty OF providing two oi The most ds'nEOs
speakers in the State to address each oi these msu
arrangement of the speakers vii! be duly ANNOUNCED
The Wing newspapers will please copy lnn aa1a'a ns
,.aos.h,e JAMES WILSON
% poss'0'' II. II. SHREvg,
SArL R. GUMNl
j. 81. REDMOND
JAAlEST sHEasA
-, s;ats CenirJ Ccr-s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
Scene in a Prison Hospital.

"For thsrn-awaks. Hsieep--there came
No vision of sweet rest;
Uudying memo,J. like finme.
. Burned in each guilty breau;
Dark as the weary gloom around.
The soul was dark within.
For oh they lived but 10 the round
OF ,bameIessneu and sin.r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

ARx.ysAs-Our Cincinnati papers contain a,
very doubtful rumor TO the effect that Mr.
CHAPMAN, the Loco. Foco candidate for Cover
nor, after having canyassed the State for several
months, has actually declined running longer and
quit the canvass.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

G The Kentucky Mnstre, the Infan: Sisters, seth Boon
the Whef. Booth the Comic Singer Great western. Es
We.tern &c &c. appear ;hs AIrencan Museum. ON
Fhumbs splendid Court Dress. 10 which he appeared be
H,hmen, The Gypsy Girl can be consulted at all boun.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

DEATH OF JOEL HoLLEMAN, Eso.-We have
the melancholy duty Of announcing the death OF
Joel Holleman, Esq. formerly the Representative
Of this District in the Congress of the United
States; afterwards speaker of the House of Del
ega,es of Virginia, and who was the member
eject from the County of Isle of Wight To The
next House of Delegates of this State, at the
time OF his decease. Mr. II. died at his resi-
dence in Smithfeld, on Thursday morning, at the
age of 81, of chronic affection of the liver.
Norfolk Beacon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

IyprAsA.-Hon. ALBERT S. WHITE, U. S. Sem
a,or from Indisna, stated in speech at La Fay
ette, few days since, that he woud not be can
didate for reelection. Mr. Whites term expires
next March, and the vacancy is tobe filed by the
Legislature elected at the State election yester-
day. There is some talk of the Wings restoring
Hon. o. II. SMITH to his old place in the Senate.
Good enouoh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
whir Young Mems stare c..

TIE Young Men of Newly YOrk whocs in s,v.. .ai's
ing Tariff. OF THE UsloS AS IT Is. and o..As.. g
HENRY CLAY aud THEODORE FREI,lScssrss.sss:
as Presiden, and Vice Presden. Of ,bs Unaal S,,.
are opposed to the immediate Aurara;sos- 4 re-.
the conseqasn, assumption Of her Dsb,s. her ,s1
Wars. are invited to meet in Mass ConveatOu Il po.
on Wednesday. ihe second dar Gf oe.e5er ..r
TO the National and State noniaa,ions to us,...
ganzaticn Of the Wing forces throughout he S.. =
pledge their mutual and joint efforts 10 restore u n y
dency in tie Councils OF New.YOrk and Of Ii. In. VA
.f!5anv. July p. 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
Wing Mass Convention OF the Rh
Cnnnftex At'

Whig Mass Convention OF the Bh
Counties. ''
The Whig General COMMITTEE Of III, Chy ,.l C,t,,
Albany, in obedience TO request of the STATE Ce,t,I
Club who have deemed it advisable tha, Mla Coar,uss
held Mt various points the Hudson River. DO cor,
after consultation, thata
MASS CONVENTION
or,he Whigs Of the River Counties, be he'd q, Ah.r
Tuesday the 9th day of August neS-,o which tie w
,hose counties. and such o,hors may fee ~ pdip.s
invited TO attend Invitations have been addressed % z,
prominent speakers to be present at the meeting sAe u
will be hereafter announced.
Ample provision will be made for the acconn0iasOa
who may attend The occasion will be oue Of ss.t ia
and importance, and the undersigned cannot doah, tx,
call will be responded to with alacry By The WIN d,
River Counties especially. to whom Il more psrSat
rec,ed. c...;,.
addressed are requested through tie medium Oi her ca
n,pers or otherwise. to give this call ssoetu sccha
JOHN D. HEESON.
RUFUS KING,
ABRAHAM VAN vECRTn
WM LACY,
ALFRED B. STREET
EDWARD ROBINSON
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND
HEMAN c. WhgLPLEY,
WILLIAM GREENE.
a,b.nv CD July. 1874. Committee Of hnntt,sl
N- Whig County Meetings In Asw-s'
Tta lyfh;,, t-orfrnl Committee eurl. =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

~ DR.. SHEw lectures this eening at Wash
.ng,on Hall, Jersey City, on Hydnpathy or Water
Cure. We advise all who can, whether believers
in the system or not, 10 hear him. The lecture is
free, and will be instructive TO all whether in dis
.ase mr. M.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1874


Polk against the Tarif!
TIE following extract from Speech delivered by JAMES n.
before the People fadon County, Tennessee OF the
"a @ Of Au, 1s will show that he and always has been
,n uncompromisng opponent CT aPRoTrcTIvE Tariff:
7As difference etDecn the course Of The political party
.,h 1h,eh he MIR Mihon Bownl acts and myself chst
fhsT Gre Es advocates of Distribution and Pro;eetpe
eas1tres zceh consider % The interests Of The
n.rp and especially the interests of the Planting States
II rdre STEADILY and at all t,mes opposed BOTH
On Wool.
s'7Ie Wool Grotcers CONSIDER the duty foreign ool
q = tssgeJ ts.S ~ rrrcr
I'm opn opinion is that IPool shoaid be dutyfree.
tCongress,onal Debate, sol. g. page l,lsi.
And for Annexation.
TAdce Hesitation declaring, that Gra IN JGpor o.
tAs ,.lnediae 3RReLt01 Of Te1as TO tie Icrrfte-y q M
Cnitcd States thames X Polk the citizens oil Cinci
matt, April IS. 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
Letter from Gov. Jones.

The following letter from Gov. JONES of Ten
nesscc was read at great Wing gathering in
Bucks County, Pa last Saturday:
NASHVILLE. July 25 1914
CHARLES GIBBONS Esq. Dear Sir: By the mail l
enclose you two publications of Col. Polk's dur:
ing the last summers canvass, on the subject OF
the Tariff, etc. From these publications you
will perceive that the Colonel is dead out against
Protection, and particularly opposed to the Dis
.ribution of the Proceeds of the Public Lands,
because, he says, it is Tariff measure. 1t
sounds strangely to us who have been accus-
toned to hear Col Polk, to hear it stated that ne
is a Tariff man, or in favor of Protection. lhaye
met him on more than one hundred and fifty
fields, and never heard him make speech in
my canvasscs with him, thathe did not denonnce
the principle of Protection. Indeed, this was the
main ground on which he and his friends relied
to defeat me. l was for Protection-he against
it; for Distribution-he against it.
would say, do your duty-we will do ours
Tennessee will maintain her position.
Respectfully your servnnt. JAMES C. JONES.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

GREAT EXHIBITION OF FRUITS AND flowers
The Queens Co. Horticultural Society will hold
grand Annual Exhibition Of Fruits and Flow
ers at Flushing, about the 2Osh of September.
We understand that the exhibitioni is to be most
beautiful and interesting one. Among ether at
fractions, there are to be between six and seven
.L.,-a-,., wa s-;;4,;As nj nshIias IN hl.om
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

" The Clay Clubs of BR0oKLYs have
grand Rally at their National Hall this evening.
jGHS A. KING and the Poughkeepsie Blacksmith
are expected to be among the speakers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

BowEgY BArHs-The Knickebocker Baths,
lOl Bowery, combine economy with health and
comfort TO an extent rarely equaled. Only one sh-
ling Tor ten for dollar for spacious Bath Of warm
or cold Croton waier with CASTLE soap and towels
abusdant. We don't see what better can be, until
we get the Free City Baths that we ought TO have
md nrobablv will.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

M Hon. JoHs M CLAYroN's great spesca at
wilmington, vindicating The Protective Policy,
,t,a oo,,rse of MI. CIay in the Compromise, and
srnosng s,1 the course Of Mr.. Polk on the Tariff
and Mr.. Dallas on tho Bank question, is now
ready at our counter. Price 81 IS per hundred
s,U - -. thousand.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

.sp An Address to the Younger Members of Re
igious Families, BY the Rev. 5. R. hLLERN, has
lust been published by Jerome Lott.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
Albany. ed July. 1874.

~ whis County Meetings in Ssw-t,
sey.-The Wing State Central COMMITTEE In to1's'
with suggetions made TO them by many penoni eossi
to the Wings of the State to hold County Mesiapns
-...... ,....,,,,.,. l,r, 4 he i.,lLn,vinu haYx.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

aJ There was County Polk meeting at White
Plains on Saturday, and there was also IO'on
Wing meeting, which, though it had not been
half so long called, was twice as large as the
other. A pole was raised on each side with much
good feeling, and some speaking had beside each
but after the Wings set to work in earnest The
Pougbkeepse Blacksmith taking the stump, the
Loco meeting dwinded away, and expired. The
whig meeting continued till IL o'clock, brief ad.
dresses being made by Mcssrs. F. BARRETTo, A
H. WELLS and J. t. LoRToS. Messrs. Stouten'
burgh, Missing, sc. of this City we're on hand as
singers, as well as the Vermont Mlnstrels,'
capital choir. Westchester County is wide awake
Her great Mass Meeting takes place at Sing Sing
on the l4,h
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

Gs- Democratic WING General Commit mi T.
fse,-A regular meeting of this Committee VIII be heu on
Tnesd ~ Evening August sth nj The Broadway House n.
o,csack N. BOIYDiTCH BLUNT. Chairman.
JossfH H.. r; rlrSi"M ,pa a%s Secretaries aus Ct
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

ky Lovers Of music, pleasant company and
freah breezes, don't forget the Lady Franklin ex-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
Subscriptions for Clay Tribune
circulate the Documents,

THE CLAY TRIBUNE viii be sen!
the present time to the Presidential befus'
the following reduced rates;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

and any larger number at the rate % o. an, ~
hundred, cash in advance. we WV .n,i .s4,t
what back numbers we have 80 long % W.,
We intend sending to each suOsclins
soon as may be, double number =; feR1,s FI,,s
the jull returns of the Prenaen'la. y. D,,. ~
Il we can possibly afford it. Our iss' 10
aumber will announce the result. =,
Friends of CLAY and FsELlsdHufsLss. =. =;
think The Tribune does any good to @ 60
,blige us by helping it to do more
.frg. ]. I94S.
no THE DAILY TRIBUNE is served at ~ sp.s v.et
oart OF this City or Brooklyn. at ssE efs's =, .a
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for six months or year payable at the oSl,' ,t,t
Persons wishing TO be served will please 'sao y ''-
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n5-Tfe DAILY TRIBUNE may be o''A'a'' :
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HUsrtScTos. ,.i.a
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

DINNER TO THE Hov. A. II. sTErHENs.-lCw "" wo
thousand Wings were present in Taliafsrro' Th. Ta
on the 26th of July, and 500 of them ladies' I ne
speaking upon the occasion was of the most eio. 10
anent Character, and the speakers were besides
Sir. Stephens, Charles J. Jenkins, VIM. =; paT- "
son ,,r Robert Toomba, James A. Meriwether, T..
4. Nesbit, Andrew ]. Miller, and oihers.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

HyLong Island Mass nieefingIAt Meeting
nj te Presidents of the Clay Clubs OF the City o He
York II wns Resolved That the Clnbs OF this city with Ban
pes be requested 10 BROOKLYN Snnh Ferry precisely
at O'Clock, r. NJ on Thursday next 9Th inst where they
e.ed by Rail Road the Great Mass Meeting TO be held t.,
Fare going and returning wnot exceed cents
Chairman Council oil Presidents.
=, u.rrrr nfo-- sac,.v AUST
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

n The BosroS CLAY MINsTRELs will give
Concert in Brooklyn on Wednesday evening, and
Farewell in this City on Friday evening. The place
is not ye, positively settled, but Will depend on the
number ofickets tina, may be disposed of We would
like to announce tha, enough have been taken 10 war
rant the engagement Of the Tabernacle. These adj
mirable vocalists, after warming and rousing the
Wings of the Bay State by their thrilling strains,
are now on a tour Westward on the same errand,
attending Mass Meetings TO raise their voice for the
Cause and,its Champion on the way. They sing
gratuitously three times where they have Concert
once, and we do hope that the Wings here and along
their route will give them generous welcome
Their Farewell Concert in this City must be bump
er. Wings resolve 10 hear ,hemi You will secure
delightful evening, enjoy the mingled brealhings OF
Music and Patrio,iom, and aid a worthy band and
en,erprise-all for quarter. Come!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

NJ We were mistaken yesterday morning in ,ayins ,ha,
IxptazA voted for M Clay in 1924; MISSOURI that
voted with Ohio and Kentucky and from this STATE TO make
Dir. Gays 81. Never mind: 1t will be Ohio. Kentucky and
indians tinstead Of Missouril this time.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

''THE HoRsEMAN; a WORK on IIUIatHIuIi9HIPj ,
Containing Plain Practical Rules for Riding, and
Hints for the Reader on the Selection OF Horses ::
TO which is added Sabre Exercise for Mounted
and Dismounted Service: By III. r. HERsHsEReEa,
Instructor in Riding at the U. S. Military Acade-
NV is the title OF small work just published by
H. G. Langley, Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
.Ns,O- York, july sOa, 1914.

LUCKY EscArE-Yesterday afternoon, as an
Irishman was walking across Chatham-square
with table on his head, he was run down by a
hackney coach, and one OF the horses treading
both feet on his breast and both wheels passing
over his head, it was supposed that he was dead.
The screams Of his wife, who was with him,
brought number of persons to the spot, when to
their astonishment, the man rose up without as
sistance and walked off to an apothecary's TO get
bled, seemingly very little hurt by the heavy pres
sure he had received.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06
Great WING Convention-10,O0O Wings
at Steubcnyilles

Mr. Preston has been for time in extremely feeble
beolt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

II "ArALA, by CHATEAuBRIAND, translated
from the French by 81. J. Smeahl and FL. P. Lee-
yre," mas just been published by Langley g. Co. 8
Astor House, for shilling. We need not praise 1t
the world knows Chateaubriand, but the young
generation do not know his works as they should
know them. We thank Messrs. Langley for this
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-06

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