New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-25

from attempting to underse other nations IN Their
own markets, and let each youth be trained 70 a
familiarity with Agriculture, as well as some dc
partment Of Manufacture, and we shall nave
done all that, save by better Social arrangement
can be done to ward off the evils apprehendcc ana
forcibly stated by our correspondent.
Ed. Tribune.
GEoRG,A-1Ne have returns from the Special Eiec-
ton for member of Congress in Georgia, from all
the Counties except Dade. The vote stands ::
For CL1Scu, Wing, 33.489; SANFORD, Loco,
90 ,O33; majority for Clinch, 4,456. This IS a
gain of over LOGO in the Wing majority since
the October Election. Well done, Georgia
u The Florida Legislature convened at Tai
lahassee on the lst of JAM, but owing to some
difficulty in the Loco camp, had not organized
on the I'd.
ATTEMPT TO Ron THE CHEROKEE NATION"
learn from the Van Buren, (Ark.) Intelligence OF
the 9Th, lhat an attempt was made on the loth
Dec. to rob Capt. Dawson, Creek Agent while
he was on his way to his agency, with S640oO
to paw of, the Creek annuities, &c. twas upon
the second night after he left the Choctaw Asen-
CIV, and was in camp fourteen miles from Fort
Coffee, IL or l3 men, supposed to be Cherokees,
were seen lurking about in the vicinity OF the
camp at twilight, and the fires were put out and
the Guards put on the watch. About O'Clock a
man was seen crawling towards the wagon when
being hailed by the guard he took to his heels and
mn more was seen of him or his dusky associates.
Amelia Norman.
TUESDAY Jan, g.
To the Editors Of Tie True Sun,
In your paper of to-day observe the following
paragraph:
amelia Norman has gone to live with Mrs.
| Child, the philanthropst; not in such bad health
ant, who saw her on Saturday in Broadway, looking
we'll and escorted by q fashionable looking Young
man..
This rumor is-uttery untrue Amelia Norman
| came directly from the prison to my house, "hlch
she has never left for single moment, except under
nv own protection. Her health is feeble her mind
bewildered, and her spirits exceedingly depressed.
appeal to the manliness OF Newly rk editors 10
forbear inserting uDfounded perhaps malicious, ru-
mors, concerning this poor, hear-broken GIRL l
never saw stronger indications of wish to return 10
the paths of virtue, and TO atone, as tar as possbe,
for pas, errors, by life Of modest secluson and use
fulness In Inc name of humanity, throw no OBJ
structions in ner way, but rE,her aid her, If you can
Leave cold -blooded sneerS 10 him who ruined her,
and who, naturally enough, would like to hide his
own shame by aggravating hers.
L. MARIA CHILD.
P. S. Those who copy the paragraph from the
True sun are respectfully requested 10 copy the
above also.
So say we. Distrust Of the unfortunate and
criminal, is strong enough in the human heart,
without kindling it with vague rumors. The
thirst for getting news at the present day seems
to absorb every other consideration whatsoever.
May Heaven bless Mrs. Child for her act of hu-
mainly, and success-the greatest reward she can
recevc-attend her efforts.
CONCERT OF -M1DFMoIsELLE SOPHIE GJERTz.
The Concert of this young Norwegian Lady takes
place on Monday evening next, at the Washington
Hail. when fine treat will be offered to the lovers
of music. Scholar of the celebrated master on the
piano, Kalkbrenncr, from whom she received a
classical finish of execution, she has added the pc
culiar style and feeling ola true and original genius
Although much younger than her celebrated coun-
tryman OLE BULL, she possesses power a talent
and an impassioned style of a kindred nature, which
have excited the highest pleasure and surprise on
the part of those who have had the proper opportl-
nifty of approaching them. Competent Judges who
have heard Mile Gerz, agree that she gives TO her
playing that dramatic "phvsionomy rarest
qualities-which, when added TO others, such as
| finish of executon, &c, constitutes the summit OF
perfection; and this combination is TO be found to
wonderful extent in Mile Gjertz. The expression
other stvle is exquisite in its deiicacy, as we'll as
MISUNDERSTANDING all gradatlons, and of thu
most delicate shades, both Of execution and senti
ment. The genius of this young lady is of higl
order, and will excite lively interest in those WIKI
appreciate and are delighted with originality ant
true merit. Amateurs will have an opportunity Q
hearing on the above mentioned evening some piece
of the most celebrated composers of Europe-Ney
erbeer, Thalberg, Bellini, Hertz, and others-exe
cuted in an unrvallcd manner.
u An opportunity is offered, by the Lecture
to be delivered tomorrow evening in Washing
ton Hall, by J. Augustus Shea, of becoming &C
quained with the true nature and merits Of TIT
appeal of Ireland to the sympathies Of the "jus
men and true'' of the world--her right to Do
mestic Legislature and her possession Of the ne
cessary conditions, qualifications, etc. This i
Just the sort of information wanted at present
and we accordingly hope the Lecture will b'
well attended A fine Concert closes the eve
ming, Mr. C. NJ. King presiding at the piano.
u LECTURES ON AssocIATloN.-The Intro
ductorv to a series of Lectures in explanation
and advocacy of Industrial Association on The
plan of Charles Fourier VIII be given this eve
ming at I j o'clockin the Society Library, Broad
way. Lecturer-H. GREELEY. Subjcct-So
ciety, its History, Progress, defects, and capacities
of Improvement. See advertisement