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The New York herald., 1844-11-17

These Ships are not surpassed point OF elegance comfort
in their cabin accommodations in their fast sailing qualities
by any vessels in the trade.
The Of chs and
experience, and the will paid
promote the comfort and convenience of passenger.
PuncLy Drss,rds tbs day OF sailing, will be obs.r,
bentoscry
The pnee OF passage ard AJv ixsa. One Hsadred
Dollars for which ample Of every description will
provided, with the exception Of wines and liquors. which will
be furnished by the Stewards, if required.
Neither the captain OF these Ships will be rspon-
ble for letters parcels packages by them unless
regular bills Of ading signed therefor Fer freight pas
GOODHUE u co, "a South street.
g. II. MARSHALL, 80 Burling Slip ~ Y.
j29n and Of BARRING. BROTHERS co, L'pool.
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

AsHKs-sales Of pots made at s4a4ial. Pearls are
steady at 81 25 a42s
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

6S6 NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
M1N Packet q 2st q 9yembsT The well known and
day.
The ships Of this line being burthen and upwards
about embark for the old country should fail
select this line preference other Their great capacity
renders them comfortable and convenient than ships Of
smaller class.
The accommodations Of Hotngue are unsurpassed for
cabin second cabin aud To berhs
early application be made board foot Of Burng Sp
w. ~. r.. TAPSGOIoI
76 South street, Maiden Lane.
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'Lp ESTABLISHED EMiGRANT PASSAGE OFFIC
k M & M

~, JwHN HEKDlAN. 81 south street, New YORK.
passengers from Great Britain and Ireland (vis Livsrpoo
who may be engaged this office with his agents Z
the United States board the packet ships sailing Liver
pool every ve dsysand in order to afford every facility hs
Beston, every week. during the year
Those sending for their friends rely that the
dgen attention will be shown them heretofore and should
any Of those sent for not embark the will be refunded
Drafts and Bills Exchange for payable de-
mand the following banks without discount any ohsr
chaRel, wiz
ENGLAND-hessrs J. Built, Son Co, Bankers, London,
Barned Co., Liverpool; the National Provincial Bank Of
England and Branches throughout England Wales York
shire District Bank and Branches; Birmingham Banking Coz
Lancaster Banking Co.
IRELAND-National Bank OF Ireland and Branches and
Provincial Bank Of Ireland and Branches all the principal
towns throughout the Kingdom.
SCOTLAND-Easem Bank Of Scotland and Bran ch<s
Greenock Banking Co in Glasgow and Greenock.
Persons esidng the country and wishing send money
their friends insure its being done on their
m,tting the amount they wish with the and address
will then be forwarded per first packet steamer and receipt
for the returned by mail.
,s,e sSI further particulars agPY Y X tIsl Rcst PAID
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessss will give
70 ROBERT SILvEY Captain Of News Bosts report Of
pSnsn Q. their passage list Of their and osn
on sSaoa on fhs. I arrival Agents and home
he M.rs w IL aiio confer avor Dy sending TO this office all
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received ~ '
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
MARITIME HERALD.
Shin Maatera and A.

Movements OF the Steamships.
, Steamers: Leave Lip1 Duet .ame'a Leave .4ne'
Britannia, Hewitt. Nov. Nov. IL. ....... Dec
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SPANISH MISUNDERSTANDING Oral Syst~m-A new
~ evening class will the study Of the
Saturday, 10th o'clock precisely and then
oatnue Tuesday. thursday and Saturday from u
T. NJ Gentlemen disposed the said
to call Immediately at Professor KABADANS residence No
Reade street.
Terms class $40 for course Of lessons Private in
structou and translatlons q usual. ul5Ns
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
SQUIRE & BROTHER
NEW CHI ZAP CASH STORE,

OF WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE.
We TO friends and the public and SEE our
New Store and Stock aud Judge yourselves whether
goods and prces worthy Of notice spoons Forks Knives
ranted represented, sale.
Mr. Csnover (well known the public skful Watch
miker will give his whos attention ths repairing
es DUPLEX Leyre and all kinds Of Watches repaired and
warranted (Such worth repairing We have person
who attsnds to the repairing OF Clocks.
Hotels, Steamboats, and Boarding Houses furnished with Sill
yer Ware at trade pricss. ni6 Iwsrrc
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL Jackets

These sresanS last sailing mt class Ships all built in
and ability and will BE- despatched punctuay the sist Of
each month
Their Cabins elegant and commodous
with whatever conduce the and comfort Of
gers.
Price of Passage, $780,
Neither the Captains of these Ships will respon
sbe for parcels packages by them uness regular
bills Of ladng signed therefor
For freight passage, apply
WOODHULL MINTURNS,
81 South street, New York,
FTELDEN, BROTHERS, 4 CO..
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

DILES, PILEs.-DOCTOR CORBlTT's Detergent Pills
sold 16 Duane street N Y, so boz. These
Pills have lately Obtained high reputation of Piles
Herpes and Fstuas-havng such
London authority; The Doctor has the Privege to tftr
relief from their They may be taken by females any
and every period Of gesaton The Doctor
Fsula without operation, charge He has in his
respectable which be by per
calling on him at 6 Duane street. nl6 lmssc
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All Philadelphia Subscriptions TO the
HsnsLD mqst Be paid to the agents Zisber Co. Ledger
obtaineddaly atsi O'Clock. 3m
all gold and It's thou who enarges the souand
@ H. az has ee 20 sss & ~ ws Sd to S IL , M
sOwrsehsd hs,s thee hins beside =,
.. ,,, Ba1dS Ss Pills will give :. hsH sH
s % Be lSS man
W@Ss$ 5s.. b$s;s
Mrs Bcoh Market B,ooyn and Parker Of newark
constitutional Debility Cured.-The Tonic
Msa M , 4 Wy Cy q. Cosss q Medicine and Pharmacy Of
j. y isS
single bottles o. zach; case, q half dozen ss carefully
~ ne is' 9 Il ii as::
The Queen OF sheba, ON her return from
viit King solomon said the half had been told him
yopi GI are sS hourly a@s on
While osr s' are large p,opoSoa
eden ,.;s :ss :"
!, al oa sho are an"
ss Bo.oa and ss' Ledger % SYs%fs f SaasSS
The Concentrated Extract OF sarsapariiIs,
Medicine and Pharmacy established for the Suppression
quackery This refined and hghy extract
sesng all the purifying qualities curative powers Of the
above hsrbs is confidently ecommended BY the College
ney Of Sarsaparlla before
the public, and be relied certain remedy for all
diseases arsng from impure state Of the blood such
scroua salt-rheum rngworm, bioche pmples ulcers
pam the bones joints nodes uptons liberated
throat disease from the secondary effects
syphlls . injudcious Of mercury.
;sss sss. q SIsf S.i dozen ''' ''''
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
N IA very liberal discount whoesals purchasers
o"'e y '"f o' ". isiesH iKicHxRbsoN. M. D., As.us
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

COURSE OF FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE
ROBERTSONIAN SYSTEM
75 Llspenard street, corner OF Broadway.
THIS Cog.,s Of French Lessons, by Mr.. EDMUND DU
hcTss S viii continue Monday sh a,zh O'clock ~
The price of subscription is SIS per quarter.
a course for Ladies will be opened Immediately.
For information apply Mr. Edmund Buisson 400 Broad
way, from O'Clock to 10 A. NJ and from o'clock r. NJ.
RErEREvCEs.
M M DwLaforest, French Con- Dr. Porter 1 Barclay st.
sul General. DIR Crossman AGO broadway
w. b. Draper ST Beaver w II. Cary Co. les Pearl Il
Fabreque ties 81 Maiden lane Z. Z. Carter Co.. do
=. Logan, Esq, New Berard 4 Mondon, Is Court.
4. Rowey ESQ., ~ Nassau st. land St
Rev Dr. John Power Is Barclay st. M Nelly 50 Maiden
mis- 2Wrrc
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AMUSEMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.


HPsSSS sySSiS @s i;n & is. VII ss
cc bD.. III H. Psn: S c f
r ssfs:s sI::;; s i; wss: L.]SA'
50 80 s, cents and Third ''
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE
Sgfa # $S n
4 ' vS5 9; Hss w. 4. sS'
Ticket. 3 Door att and
rALlO's NV fORn OPERA HOUSE.
THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY have the honor to
ss GU oSd S % G a
consist q The following artists; prims Dome sgnora
Pima bsss ssnors vaii.lna and fomas Primo baao ssnoi
MoHDAY November lsh.-Fir,, appearance Of skncr.
& 81 81 ssnoI Es
rec' ysmH sEaor Ae.osn9i Mon,abano sxHor Vae
] ssTlsss second Tie. %
s ~ Lbc. Ps G @ ns
Italian can be had al the Box ofhcr ~ MS nc
THE END OF THE WORLD,
o.. VERY LARGE slzE. By +, Ansn. a, the Apollo 40
2S%,.:iss Sss from s s.l. NJ and Inn.
M'LLE. PAULINE DEsJARDiNs respectfully iaforms
M her pst.on. and the ppte u xsasrs TIA, she a0o9,
j, win :ssa ,s fasor fSla % s's"
The school will open from O'Clock o'clock
aud the evening from O'Clock TO o'clock
Ladies and gentlemen wishing
at Mile Desardn's house No. Park Place nl0 ims
FASHIONABLE DANCING.
MONS. GABRIEL & KORPO NAY,
The honor Of Informing the Ladies and Gentlemen Of New
- York. and vicinity that he has arrived for the purpose
in the grncpa fahionsbe Dances
the highest circles OF and American
Mons has lately arrived from Boston, Saratoga and New
%.aisi @s i y eSSe
,.fh ~h a .:
the vase de DeuI Pas-the Mazourka-new Colions-new
Mons X. will be assisted by MADAME KoRPoNAY as
Musician The instruction will be given in the French, Ger
man aud English languages
Rooms engaged - Park Place-suicy private cool
and the accommodation Of Ladies and Gentemen
The Polka and the Quadres preseut danced in
the fashionable circles Of London and Paris taught
twelve Lessons the Mszouka All Others twenty
four lessons.
For further particulars, nqnir. of MONS KORPONAY at
his residence IS Park Place
TO 2, r NJ, and from to ! in the evening
SiI lessons $6-twelve lessons, So and quarter, SIS
ter, $40.
An other hours will be dsvotsd Public Institutes. Acad-
smes, &c. xc. M
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All Philadelphia Subsc criptlOns 10 the
HEaALp be paid the agents, Zeber X Co.. Ledge
buildings Sd and Chestnut s where single copies may also
obtained daily at,l o'clock. 3m
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T0tal. .9,7s7
hhIa N las
Total. 1853


Pots. ........ -. ODDS.
rearls. s...'. .'...s
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

BEARS OIL.
~>NS> - HIGHLY PEkFUMED FOR THE
NSWk HAIR.-This Oil is chemically prepared
= from the genuine bears grease. and highly
scented for the hair. Nothing will soon.
- stop it from falling off it in
1" bald places, than this preparation. Il adds
s-Na life to the OF the hair and gives
it an unequaled glossiness and uIu ious.
beyond ether compound l be restored bald
places the Bears Oil will effect it and Of its value in stop
ping the hair from decay single bottle will ts certain
Prepared and sold by A. b. SANDS CO. No. x7s Broad.
way Of Chambers street, Granite Buildings Sold also
70 Fulton and II East Broadway Small bottles
cents large so cents. nl7 lmsec
pILEs, PILEs.-DOCTOR CORBlTT's Detergent Pills,
sold at IS Duane street X At 50 cents psr box These
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

Ships Montezuma, Lowber, Liverpool Adelaide Adams
Havana; Missssipp Hard New Orleans; Houthror GIif
nah, and others. ' ~ 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
Ohio Politics-Skies Bright.

CIscISSATI. Aug. s, 1874
The Canvass is fairly opened in ONO, and the
admirable system adopted by the State Central
Committee relative to the apportionment or rather
appointment, of speakers works well-you will
discover that the arrangement is OF the real Me-
thodst itinerant order. ! regret to state, how
ever, that CoRwIN has broke down, and lies very
i'll at Portsmouth. His illness and prostration are
in consequence of excessive speaking.
Mr.. SrosER, whom we met yesterday, though
nearly exhausted himself, has kindly volunteered
to- fill Corwin's place. so that the programme shall
be faithfully filled up SO far as appointments are
concerned
Gen. CAss made speech last night to the
faithful in the Fifth street market space, which
was characterized by more than usual ins!-
pidlty.
The General will not augment his friends by
public speaking. The less ne says in public the
better for him. The only cheer which he received
when he closed scene which seemed to
crafty his audience more than any thing else
In juxta- position TO this we had a speech at the
same time in the Court House yard from Mr.
Yerger Of Mississippi. The crowd in attendance
was exceedingly large, and after a speech of two
h''Ao anu q iH'i, t4IS ouH!CiiCC SeclICO
to let hun stop-aDd inoeed it was not until he
had become completely exhausted that he was
permitted to do so. His speech was one of the
richest treats Of the season. His argumentatiye
powers, deep pathos, shrewd wi; and biting sar.
casm without exception excelled any thing ever
heard.
AS fer Hamilton County VIC cannot promise
you much-it is benighted region. The Ger
and the IRISH have Spfucpi and u.t
rered by party that only await proper time
(that is, when they get into ofhce)-to turn upon
them their backs, and treat them as they would
dogs. Would to God these men could only dis
tlnguish their real from pretended friends The
time will come, doubtless, when this will be the
case. We can only hope for better days.
Yours in haste VS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
CITY INTELLIG ENCE.
~ We learn from Mr.. n. S. Merritt. Ii

~ We learn from Mr.. n. S. Merritt, thar d.
statement under our Police por: Of yesterday non.
ing. relative to an assault on himself and i.alv
wes in some respects erroneous; no Pcrsonal ,o.
l,nce having been offered. ItaPpears tina; NJ. N.,.
-, y.s walking on the Ba,ters with his air IsS
family when they were followed = considerable di,
,,ncc and sssaiied with ofensive language by Jo.ab
uonner who was arrested aid FePnnanded by ia,
tee Dnnkef.
Nj Jane. Hunt Stree, Inspector of'le srtL w,s
-, l.,, s stated By our Poico esponS,. NOu =,
.hnnj ecns,er !, no disgrace M' Hunt hs Aad don. y,
~, he d no and ha, Is all lha, aced os laid h, seeos
The epre article OF Police Reporter s wrong e1erI w,r
and would have been suppressed w naa fn y. W's,-
a- .s., n. oarser.ch headed Ba'e Conduct sr;,,
and does injustice The parties nsnsd IN H. g, r,
no,er on that day who no; our regular week day R,os
.5e>e,yin. Of the severe icensure
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
Eugene Sues New Work.

Mr.. j. Winchester, having purchased Of Eu.
gene Sue or his publisher the advance sheets Of
his new work, The Wandering Jew at cost
of some $1,000, employs Mr.. H. W. Herbert, one
of the first scholars and writer's in the country. to
translate it, and thus issues the work in advance
of any other edition in the English language and
Yearly simultaneous with the appearance Of the
original French edition in Paris.
Messss. Harper & Brothers, cxpendng not one
farthlng in the purchase of the work. concey it to
themselves borrowing, we believe, the translation
OF British publisher, and CT course are able to
sell the work little lower than Winchester
This among thieves would not be considered
honorable; among booksellers Of the anti. Copy
right school, We believe it is considered Cute
We think Winchester has done the ike to the
Harpers in former times, though which of them
has achieved the bad eminence of beginning
this game is not quite clear. Neither need be en-.
vious of the honor.
1t strikes US that those who desire to come
honestly by their books as well as by their iood
and clothing can have no difficulty In deciding
".iASA euieAon W putSHoSt' 1itIc Is q OlY Ol0
maxim about the receiver which, though es
chewed by ant. Copyright mora!ists, is yet ac
capted By Blackstone and Story as well as by.
mond and the Tenth Commandment.
To those who do not care how they come By
what they want, SO they d. but get it, we have
more practical and forcible appeal. Mr. Win
chester's edition, translated by Herbert, opens
thus:
"PRoLosUr- The Teo Words.
The Polar Ocean o:ac.. with grtle o eternal Ice, the
desert shores Of siberia and of North AneFicato.e limits
oithe Two Words. separated By the narrow chaGne called
Behring's Straits.
Hupet's edition, translated by somebody,
gives the same passage thus:
"PRoLoGrE-Thc Tro Worlds.
TIE Arctic o. encirce! by belt OF eternal cs the
desert boundaries OF Siberia and Of North Auefcaihe e1
,reme limits Of the World, ,epnrae by the narrow
sisaIrs OF Behring.'
That will do! If any body will buy pirated
edition, for the sake Of saving few coppers, he
deseruss to be dossd with just such nonsense as
this.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
The August Elections.
Indiana Election.

s.u,ts a. Wn'i II. Bradbury, 509S .BurrousS @ 1886
d. P. Holloway .a,O34 Bennett ....l,254
House ..Joseph Lewis = i61 Crawford, L. l2SS
Walter Legg .2,l40 leach about. 526
Burroug. Abotonis'. and ws' supported b5 Coal
on of the Abolition AID LocoFoco parties each having one
Of the candidates.
There is a Wing gain of cne Senator, and we
believe one Member. Last year 1857 Wing, 1852
Loco. 4lS Abolition. We now beat tire two op-
posing parties about 700 votes.
SWITZERLAND Co.-IComplete.i
S,ra.or-D. Henry.996 D. kelso $40
R,1res.-A Sebastian . .125 +. 7. Wright. 1854
Pros. Any-J Dumout. 1873 J. W. Robinson 'SO
- Daniel Keiso is the man BY whose treachery
E. A. Heunega! is now in the |. 5. Senate. tAel-
so was chosen as Wing, but voted for Hannegan
and then came out openly Loco-Foco. We believe
he was bought He has now received the verdict OF
his insulred and betrayed constituency. The vote
for Representative and Prosecuting Attorney was
evidently governed by personal considerations
Ripley Comfy has gone Wing, as usual.
Decatur, do. by 80 majority.
Ohio Co. 2Ui Wing, 1913 Loco.
UNION co. $40
Hons, c. Nutter.. $40 E. Van Zant. --- cog
Treasurer. ". Byram. .656 Mccullough - oO3
Whole Wing ticket elected ; Last year 9oo
Wing, SIS Lcco, 50 Abolition.
HENRY co. =,
House Parker ,30l Murphy. .-..--9.l
Grubbs. ,24i Grose. e.--.-.--s23
Whig msjorty 3l5: Last year, 2u0
HARRISON co. 900,
House. WILSON,. l2 ,2i6 icRae..-... 2.08l
Leslie l.lS5 Lafier. l,o3'
ELast wear, Wing lG9l-Loco 976.
FAYE1rE Co. Wing majority 40; last year l3i
RANDOLPH County is Whig-same as last year.
FRANKLIN is Loco by 200: Last year 235.
Here the great Gen. Enoch McCarty lately turn
ed against US, after twice defeating Wing Con-
grcssman by running stump against the regular
candidate. Joy go with him!
HENRY and MARION Counties have gone Wing
so last year; in Marion we had but 60 majority
on Governor last year. Whig 1883; Loco 1923 J
ILLHols-John Wentworth, Loco, has been re-
elected to Congress from the Chicago District, of
course.
NORTHERN IyDAsA-A Buffalo waybill re-
ports
St. Joseph County. ............'......l7O Whig
Laportc " ................... o0
Elkbart ''.'.............l50
Laporte is more likely $50 Wing, and Elkhart
$50 Loco.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
POLICE OFFICE.

MALICIOUS TREsPAss.-A large boy named Geo.
Bn,ler was arrested for mnlcou tTes?as Tor breaking
Ann srer with eyen, intent prevent their lie W,
committed 10 answer
,rd Hammond of IS Canal street, arrested and held
hi Gf n,I,demonnor ~ selling Lottery fohcy ihe Poo
al loery OF Delaware. 70 Jesse Hines oil No. IlV sp'ns
I.hRcENIrs.-Henrieua Clarke and Emily Lud.
low we're arrested and committed for stealing n: worth o.
from George Rogers M. 5 Chambers street.
sarah Barber vas arrested AVID committed for stealing r'e
spoons tumble &c worth SO..5 irum Henry Palker No g
AIcDougal street
Cornea Mnncrva was arrested and commi'reI sesng
SONG lper from Gay lord thompson. No las Anthony ,t
ohn Mathews was arrested and COMMITTED Tor stealing.
watch worth SO from Andrew Ryberg, No. ts EldfdSeit
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

ALABAMA ELEcrIoN.-Thee election 10 this State
for members of the Legislature took place on Mon
day last. Ofcourse the Loco Foco party have sue
ceeded, as usual, though we are inclined TO believe
by greatly reduced malorities. We have as yet
heard from but one County, that of Russell. In
this County the contest was between two Wings,
and resulted, as we are informed, in the election
of MIR. Barnett, the regularly nominated cand-
date of the Wing party, by majority of 30 votes,
over Mr.. Holland, who run as an Independent
Texas candidate. Columbus Eng 7th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
Wings OF Brooklyn

Don't forget the great Wing Rally tonight at
the Log CABIN, l6O Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Van Wagner, the Poughkeepsie Blacksmith,
and several other good Wing speakers will be on
hand, also those glorious good singers, Missing,
Delone and Collins-Drop in.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
KENTUCKY.
lSlJ, GUbFRNaTI

The decreased majorties here may surprise
you Let them not Letcher ras a much more
popular man in 40 than Owsey is in IA, and
Butler is much more popular man in IA than
French ,oas in 40. Look to Legislative returns.
The returns of the first day are in this morn
ing from Lincoln, Breckenridge, Washington,
Warren, Daviess, Hancock, Meade, Woodtord,
Spencer, and Nelson, in addition to those sent
you yesterday ,and they ali show about their usual
Wing majori,ies. The first days count is also
in from Mercer, Henry, Owen, Trimble and Old
ham, which have all given majoriues for Butler.
In the last two, however, Gray and Tripett,
Wings, are ahead OF their Loco-Foco competitors
for the Legislature.
Our returns thus far place OwsIey between
5000 and 5000 in advance of Butler. At this
date in 1910, Letcher led French 6,47l.
But, as have already said, you must look TO
the Legislative returns for fair test of the popu-
lar sentiment. Some of these we shall be able
to send you in couple of days.
Indiana.
STATE LEcIsLATuRE.-Carefully posted up by
the best information we have at hand, the result
SO far is about as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13

Dearborn and Ohio Counties form Locofoco
Representative District, and were given US last
year only by local question-so that in reality
there is no loss there. Our other loss is in Fay
etc County, and is occasioned by the fact that
size is entitled to but one Representative this year.
whereas last year she had two. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
All Right!
PROBUS.

CIScIysATI. August sth, lsH
DEAR SIR The work goes bravely on. Suf-
icient intelligence has come to hand this morning
to satisfy the most tmid that KENTUCKY and IS-
DIANA have both gone Whig-gone, too, BY much
larger maorities than vas anticipated by the most
ssnguine.
10 Dearborn County, (Indiana,l where the Lo.
ccs used and practised all kinds OF fraud, you will
discover that we are mere than usually done up.'
After leaving Dearborn, we have so trimmed the
PolkstG!k that scarcel, limb is left for the de-
spairing Locos to hang hope upon. In the nine
teen Counties heard from our gain is treire in
the Legislature.
In SWITZERLAND Comfy the Infamous traitor
kelso has been most sgnally rewarded for his
treason. His defeat ccvers his polluted soul all
over with infsmy-an iniamy that will &c as last
Ing as his Life on earth, Or his travels among men
He was defeated by seventy-two votes, whilst his
compeer for representative Thomas T. Wright,
was elected by three hundred and fifty-si1 mao
rity.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
UPPER POLICE.

THErTs.-George johnson, colored, was arrested
md committed stealing SIS worth of from th.
store of george Youle. No 2io Bowery.
Joseph Gusns colored arrested and committed id
stealing clothing ANA crockey worth 81 from Thomas SaVn
ders also colored.
julia Ann Edwards arrested and committed for stealing
silver knife, spoon aud fork. worth So.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-13
COURT OF COMMON Pl4SAs.... DeioFe Judse DALi
ANp lRcsilAN.

JANE NISHMNN W. JOh, 1o''' ''''' ''"H SoH-
-, ,,., ,;arnop shoemaker whc. with nj, wife To-,
po.es,ou during the recent 1b-"nce a. W. C'1lss
ys Ia Ssrat,s large i.u" room on he "a ioy Of hs
~, y - q I;nd street opened sho"makcfs ,hop there
and re,r.s TO give UP possession lie has lately ave hs
country nnd would tell his n"me ~ mat ne has TO be
sS 10 give no the room he refused and caB1ht no hst
trre with view defend himself and his new piefes Th,
Inv decided thnt he trespaer. and nccofiirsly e vii
he compelled to seek new auaitefs