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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

NEW jersey CoyvZsr,ox. the two Sat .
gates TO the Baltimore Convention) ilr. Eds' = -
Gen. Cuss-M-. Thomps m for Mr. V. Buren
Werd, Kennedy and Bentley are for Bnren-iiI, ~.
horne is Johnson man-and Frocm, thong" ~ -
Buren, is instructed 10 vote for Cass.
CosHEc1IorT.-Ths Wings max - g-e' =
Cor the Election in April. Their late Convention ~
attended BY thousands-and among Others, oF -
sloorehead, Senator Of the United States from n.
lucky, who went there for the purpose OF pFomo.@
the vie of the unambi,ious Mr.. Clay The Den'o
are thr alert. At meeting in Hartford on lhr ~,
"The Hall was crowded to oserAowing, and l,e
feeling pervaded the vast assembly. twas GAIN.
of the people, who were aroused by the ioos" :,
ratlons Of the Feterals,s the day previous, "aehsf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01
o.o,t.- p,ro,v,;or,ry soId;.r c,r,

Died. hi. residence Goochland Va Monday, the 18th
Of February, 1874 Mr. RcHaHp ToLTR aged eighty
in the Revolutionary War three years. In rsla
OF life his department exemplary husband kind
father vcant-as d humlne-as friend gene
rcs-s citizen honorable His departure opened
which he filled in his family In his neighboood
he universally bsiortd hy his acrnalntsices.
3Ey- Religious Herald will please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

the gf, Of the People than military 's',cbasrs
canno, oss nv county forgive me Tor THIS oh'nce'
bu, do ask pa:don OF my Goo Tor IT. -. .,,as
N, HsnIey OF ndaoa, desrrd 20 suspend TIE rules
for resolution that Congress a" ou'n IN tina
,sr,,,a. ust n5eyent.d the requisite i"o hfc woe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01
Tuesday, february p.
IN SENATl

IN SENA L.
Mr. BUCHANAN presented memorial OF citizens
Of Philadelphia demonstrating against any remission OF
dutv on railrond iron.
NJ. SEMPLE presented memorial Of citizens OF
Clark county Illinois; praying the completion CT the
Cumberland read.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01

We published in last paper some statistics tFcl
The IN Y Plebeian, 10 show the iaacy OF the sta
lslics of the Richmond merchants, in the RICHMOND
Wing These prices clearly snow, that the goods hav'
RISEN now lin lSii,) not fallen, az they were ALLEGED
IN s43 and that the high, black Tariff does not les
sen, but increase the price Of the commodities consu
med by The people A writer in to-day's Enquirer
takes these gentlemen rather severely TO task for TIN
result of their abors-and we know that two other mer
chants of rather experience than the calculator
ot the Richmond Wing, are surprised that they shnult
nave undertaken make such statements public. Thu
matter viii all be exposed, howcse IN due season aa
orators of The Wing patg, whether they be The Flee
tors ofthe District, the Sub Electors or the EectoT
the Eastern or of the Western Empire Will find the
better Off, without the aid OF any sucl
boosted tables; In the meantime we submit the TO-
lowing facts, which have been hastily drawn up. Yes
terlays Wing is pleased to remind us, that if co.ol
goods ha lately risen, cotton itself has also risen
which is true-and does in some degree enter into III
present prices But surely not near to the extent il
which the present Tariff operates upon prices But
Is not cotton goods alone-woollens, iron, and mos
orhe. articles have also risen in the market But tn
80 New York Pl-heian" of Wednesday lays this ghos
before 1t has had time to stalk abroad The P!ebeIa
informs the Tribune 'Tha. cotton and woollen not nnl
will be higher, but that they are already forty pc
rent. higher After max ing allowance TO. the in IN
price o. cotton and wool there IS an advance owe
aud ahcva the rise in the material of full forty Pt
rent the aggregate of our manufactures Is iaer
any fact concealed in this neighboF;'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-01
FOX inE. b-tlLI
TABLES IN THE RICHMOND WING.

The FIRST statement 49, that he table Of prices is made
from sales made on the lst January, Al, a! the TINE
that the Tariff at its lowest rate OF duty This IS
not so The lowest rate of duty, under the Compro-
mise Act, did not commence until June, 42 and thai
act was repealed by the act which was approved by
the President on the 3Olh August ~ commonly call
Jed The Tariff act Of ~ That table then shows that
the low prices the lst January As, were the result
.of the low duties under The COMPROMISE act tor IN
po.:aons had aeen continued under that act until Jun
August, IL, embracing in the lmporalions uncef the
low duties ,ae Fail supply Of IL The Iarti act OF
August, -, had only bsen in operation p''or to Isl
January -, about four months, end ccrld, therefore
had no material influence the prices OF leading
styles Of dry goods sold the lst January 43-tnosr
20 Ids having been introduced into the country under
the low fixed by the COMPROMISE Act for II was
not until the Spring of 43. and through that year
that the high duties Of Inc Tariff of AZ were felt up
on tine revenue of the country the prices OF goods
consumed in the country.
! Why have not these tables shown The comparative
prices Of goods on st January "A, we'll the Isl
January Al and 80 The answer can easily be given
Such statement would have shown an advance or
the prices Of woollens of from 10 to Il per cent, ant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15
THE TRIBUNE.
WING LEGISLATIVE MEETING.

A. Meeting ofhc Democratic Wing Members ofthe Legs
,.ac convened the Senate Chamber Monday evening
Mar sh 1884, par.u0; the call of the join, Committee the
uos. FREDERICK F. BiCKUS of,he Senate was called 20
esir and M;. HALL oG;e Assembly appointed Secretary
The roll beng called, Al! the Wing MemrcEs answered to Their
asmes except iouF.
NJ LINN oi,ie Assembly from The Joint Committee. report
~ tSt Auaus Address wbiel, he read. whcrcupou
LOO nono.,sy that the said address be adopted, the names
= The Wing Membe he affixed there:o and ;hat be pub
fxboi under ;,, direc len ofihe Committee.
0s melton o: Nh Senu,c' HoApEs The meeting adjourned
de- FREDERICK !. BACiiuS. Chairman.
4 L HALL. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

II We have just received from Firth & Hall,
No. 239 Broadway, and No. Franklin Square, the
following new Music - The Midnight Waltz by
Wallace, dedicated to N. P. Willis, Esq.-A series
OF QuadrilIes from the most faverite Operas,
arranged for four hands Pria che spirit in
ciel' o Aurora The opement,' from Cimarosa's
Opera of III Matrimonio Segreto,' translated by
Mo.aies-'I've twined for thee garland bright,
by bliss F. j. Crosby, of the Blind institute Ju-
6iiate,' for the use OF the Episcopal Chu-ch-and
the Retreat from ST. Jean dAcre,' by s. Glover;
and Arab Gallop' by Labitzki, arranged by Glover,
both with welexecuted and appropriate libographic
titles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15
WHOLE NO. sea.
Iifrrarp Notices.

II GsAuAM's MAGAZINE for jane is before us.
Is Engravings are Paradise and the Peri,
Brownwood, and portrait of r. T. Conrad
all far-bui we like its letter-press better L; has
contributions from Longfeilow, Herbert, Tucker
man, Paul1ing, Poe, Street, Amelia Mrs. En-
bury, Mrs. Ellet, Mrs Stephens, Mrs. osgood,
and Mrs. L. j. PERSONAL honorably known in
our Literature. We are crowded to-day, and, for.
bearing comment, must be centent with single
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15
(soId by w. NJ. Christy, 2 Astor House,

TIE PRAIRIE BIRD: By CHARLES AuGysTrs MURRAY, hn.
thor Of Travel. Norh America" uArpe. & Brothers,
s. Cliif.st. Price two shlllines.
The Travels Of which Dir. MURRAY is the author,
are well known as among the best and most iutell
gent accounts of this country given by foreign
ers and he tells in bis preface that he has woven
into this spirited and excellent novel, founded entire
ly upon American life and nanners much very val
liable information concerning Vest m life and char
actrr which he could not introduce into his previous
werk. The Prairie Bird will be found 10 be CAPT.
tai novel, rich in incidents and adventure, and well
worthy its place in the Harrers series of Standard
Novels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

U GoDEY's MAGAZINE AND LADY's Book for
June has been laid on our table, Among its pa
pers are The Manderfeds,' by Miss Leslie. THE
True Rights Of Woman by Park Benjamin, ana
9 The English Kitchen by the late Professor J.
Sanderson-a capitally humorous article. The
EDgravings are The Pic Me- and The Belle
of the Bal'-very fair-and Fashion Plate as
nsipid as usual. We copy the following verses ;
o SING ME THAT SONG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15
Cor-espondence Of The NIadisonlen.

Extrqct of a Letter dated NEwORLEASs. Nay 18th.
"Clay's letter has raised perfect whlfl"Ino
here against him. No man can get thousand
votes in Louisiana unless he be for Tyler's l'rea-
ty. In the last twenty iourhours nobodyls talk
ed of for the Electoral vote OF this State but John
Tyler, the author Of Annexation. If 1t be true,
as rumored, that Van Buren, has also taken ground
against the Treaty, he will fare even worse than
Clay, for the Democratic party are, 10 a man, Tor
instant annexation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

THE RHODE ISLAND CAsE.-air. Hallet has
closed mis- commission at Pawtucker, and left for
Boston. The documents, which are the result OF
his examination, will be sent 10 Washington this
evening. We are further informed that report
from the Committee having in charge the Rhode Is
land Memorial may be expected by the last OF the
nresent week PROV. GaZeue OF Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15
TWO MoRE TREArlEs.-The Pre,dent transmit.

Two MORE TREArIEs.-The President transmit
ted TO the Senate to-day two Treaties. viz: Treaty
with the King OF Wuremburg-Treaty with the
Grand Dulchy of Hesse. We confidently expect
The Oregon Treaty will be negotiated before John
Tylers present Term expires. Ii such should be
the fact, we are inclined TO think eleventh hour
Texas candidate will be placed in somenhat OF an
awkward position before the campaign shall close.
fMndisonian, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

THE DoIR JugY.-The friends of Mr.. Dorr make
very great mistake in circulating the falsehood
that the Jury which convicted him was packed A
falsehood so easy OF detection always recols upon
irs authors. So far from the jury being packed,
there was one man upon il who was Member of
the Convention nhieh framed the Peoples Con
sf;tukion ~ Providence Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15
By THE POOR SCHOLAR.


O SING me that song my lost Adelaide loved,
For still in my soul the sweet melody fingers -
Though never again may lhls bosom be moved
As when the lue breathed at tho touch Of her fin
Methuks sill hear [gers.
That sweet music at even
IL comes 10 mine ear
Like far echoes from heaven
II rings in this heart that is cherries and lone,
Though the lips and the spirit that breaIhed it are
gone
Above her cold grave weeping waves the dark will
low,
buried her there where We q oftcnrimes roved,
BY The sea; with hearts buoyant aud bright as i,-
billow,
Where often she sang me that song sla so loved:
Methnks still hear
That sweet music al even.
Ii comes 10 NINE
Like the echoes from heaven,
/, rings in this hear, that is cheeress and lone,
Though the lips and the spirit that breathed i, are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

u The NORTHERN TRAVELLER; containing the
Hudson River Guide and Tour 10 the Springs, Lake
George and Canada, Passing through Lake Cham
plain: With Description OF all the Places on the
Route must worthy OF no'ice, has just been pub
ed for 1874, by j. Disturnell, 102 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

Y The Camden and Amboy Railroad Co have
finally made their arrangements so as 10 have the
Southern terminus Of their road at Bristol.
Newark Daily Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15
g oiut.,sl Life Insurance Company Of
fmyi edtJell Total Lives Insured. Al

lmyi ed,Iell Total 1.-Two, Insured a
OcS- Office Of the NeNv-York and Harlem
Railroad COmpnny.-NotIce IS hereby given, that an
Manual Election for thirteen Directors OF the New YORK and
Harlem iLGad Company. w be held Ut their office. No.
lyon Row. Tuesday the 2lst day Vt May next, between
the Eours of Il R5OH. and O'Clock /. NJ.
The lanc. Books will t CLOSED from the 18th ~ the I'd OF
May. both days Inclusive. BY oIder Of the BeaIl.
aS) MP w. :. CAHM-AN. Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

DIAPER MILL FOR sALE.-Wii he sold at public AUG
ton without the highest bidder. Wednesday,
t~e! day of June mt 2oclocs ~ onthe premises.
extensive paper nnnuitctoy three god dwelling houses,
l4gn about thirty of lund The buildings ~efo
erected few years by the esed Pager Sbis Co., and
been always Used nrd occupied for paper manufacturing
purposes and offered sale settlement c The estdt
of the nte Moses Ely, deceased
The situation n; advantageous beng within about two
the Hsmpden aud New Haven c.nn mad two m from tho
Western Railroad which access 10 both Boston and
New York ri all seasons If tie year. The nil. has en-
siGes ard machinery d modern Style The terms will DO
ela but will particularly announced nj The tine OF
For in thef parcuHS enquire ~ RED POST, New
.urgh. " Y. or EUGENE LILY, Il fulton street, New
York c,y Executors OF Moses Ely, ceceuscd OF Hon P.
iIJlSE or \. r. LEONARD. ESq. We,:rid. Hnsa. OF
CYRUS w. FIELD. No. Bu.!lng-siip NewYork
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!. p DEE e s S

OF the Democratic Wing Members OF the
Legislature OF New 4 ofi< 20 their COM
sts:g@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

NOTCE-Ie partnership heretofore sung bctv Tho
' subscrFers. under tie hm OF ELLIOT, BURSAP &
y: us ,y g: ~, " rs own ,i,nion al
Nap and NATHAN BAbf OLk who viii eont,ane the bu.
uace. the firm of buRNAP & BABtGtk II 70 John
street DANIEL ELLIOT, q;
GAINS L. BUKNAP.
NATHAN BABCOCK:
New York. May 1s lsA nj I'm
No'TICE-Archhah G.ccis King. has this day been i'd
ms jim In. q 'A''e''" PRIME. WARD & KING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15
DIR. II. BOSTWICK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

DIR. Fl. BOSTWTCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
me- Inns No. Is Chnnbers-:t
hyY CARD-Ions 81. DuYyIE Id of ATcHEz, Missrnrp'
p viii attend 10 legal biysess may lie conided to him
IN Circuit Courts Of Adnn and The adjacent eo1n;it and
IN the Superior Courts OF the State favorable PROFESSIONAL
CONNECTION in Louisiana will enable HIM 10 attend 10 branes
Parishes Of that State pear Natchez lie ees to-
Grant :. BartDn, Van arsdae, Cau!dweH End
Rob. Coci;r.n agen, 70, Brown WHncck.
Brothers, & Go. Malcolm q Guul.
Sam Cochran, Henry LaSefty.
Wii!Efn KAN. sibly
TYjR SAiE-A good Double Counting Room Desk Appis,
L IailS 70 w. &J.T. TAPcCOTT. 50 Peck alp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

II TO Temperance Friends.-Ths fi.eaS, OF
temperance are reminded that heh quiet and comfort
und Gsca. &C Barclays. Tn, establishment having
seen re,ied and put complete order al strangers ard fisuds
Nisuc city transact stay VINO woald Ike :e tho
atsror,y Of vel chosen Vegetable dcs respectfully
,:ied 10 call. CgIl lml ROSHEi.L COSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

fi'IIE PhDDF OF TUE PUDDING, 6.c.-INDIA RUB.
Der HoSE.-i0CtO leet now on hand, ready for
,alcpnce from cts 10 % cts. for lrch aud from cts
per foot Tor other oar extensive facility and
experience the Manufacture OF the article, enables fur
ash Tint winch likely give satisfaction OF MI tho
india Rubber Hose furnished aAt year. manufacture
the only one which contnucd ~ satisfaction while most
not all Others were utterly condemned predicted All
hose made last, well this year. with lining Of
eet rubber, We abandon tie numerous folds, which
before the Hose otherwise muck wpD For sne only Is
haden !aEe. India Rubber Tree before The door;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

RCU IXJ; LOTS " eya >ze locls,! on the ma m thorough
iage from The South Ferry surrounded by new and god
~ sins They Will be- sold cheap clse Spaeriip. Ap
by P J. FISH - Naa,i-t. New York. the evening
IL n fessisace IN WI!EiTfsJdTS. e23u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-15

Irish E.nniSrani Society.-Notice.-Ta An
Elect 10: o!srs uf III. Society ill the eIsuinS .,
y, held on 30 lDAY the 3 dag Of June 7ast the oee
q ne SoteI, Polls open from ten y ~ 10 $50 O'clock
New. Y'.k. io;h May. ISL. miltsdjure mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-19
Csur. sa,. the Correction Of Errors.

| JuSs Is-Brookiyn Bank VS.. s. a. WMoushby Mr.
Conner continued his argument for painful In error
this day ~
The defence involves several law points on which the
Supreme and Superior Courts at issue The supreme
Court ruled points in favor OF defendant, MIR. VIII
loughby that all the evidence relating 10 the dealcaiion
of orw in and the sale the stock OF defendant in to
Hicks and Crommelin improperly admitted in the STU
peror Court and long the parties to the notes did not
dispute their validity the plaintiff in error had no right to
20 into the consideration upon which the securities were
Also that Hicks and Crommelin the purchasers
of Mr. Wiloughbys stock had ground for complaint.
because the dsaication of Corwn communicated
TO them and heywere able correct estimate Of
the value of the property the Defendant IN ErFo
and wrong had been done TO the purchasers that was
matter be settled them and the vender and the
plaintiff In error had no right go IT, and such evil
dence was theI eiorc improperly admitted.
The several other law points involved were ruled III the
supreme Court adverse to the decision OF the superior
Court and the decision OF the Court OF Errors IS locked 10
with interest by the bar.
MIR O,Connor continued for plaintiff in error and occu
pied the Court during the day lie continues his aIgu'
mont this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-19

ITO THE LADIES-lf you nary excresences conceal
ing broad and elevated oehead you have the unsgb
~ endage OF beard your upper ps have
Soqs h S,su ab. any part
quickly and forever eradicate without the sstet injury
ciscoloton To skinsths be satisfied by
cg the pre- aation e,ted Doctors Office all doubts Of
toe ARTICLE being humbug will quickly vanish For sale only
per bottlewbere be had the follow articles all war;
ranedThe celebrated Italian Medcaed Soap Tor curing all
blotches pimpes freckes mophew scarvy redgess
sallownes or roughnes OF the skin chappsd hands
children in aayng all irritation and ckang its properties are
really astonishing healing that no mother should
be without cake One cake SO cents is and we war
rant return the successful Be on your guard
Gouraud's Eau de Bsaute OF True ater Of beauty is
we'll known and cosmetic for cleansing healing pur
flying and bedutying the comp exon and by IT'S pro-
pees preventing the formation of and banshng them
when present. 81 per bottle
Gourauds Hair bye will change red gray hair to beau
full brown black without staining the skin 81 per bot
tie Whisker and Eyebrow Dye, IS cents per bottle:
Gouauds Blanc dEspagne spanish Wine, gives pure
ke elabaste whteness and sn0ohness to the sku-ree
from all nuross aud ], entirely annhssg com
each This. with other Of Dr. preparations is initiated
Buy where else but 81 Walker street. the first store from
the of Broadway where will be fosnd assortment q
the most delicate and choice Peifumsry imported from an
parts
AgeuJordan Milk street. Boston; 70 Chestnut street.
Philadepha; Robinson, iarsburgh; Hsrntch lancaster
Seaorook, Pnceon: Trppe, Newark; Tousey Rochester;
Caiswell Lockport Smith. Palmy,a Grg Hamilton corn
Elicit Goshen; Myers New Haven; Dyer Providence; Tsy
Tor, Newport; Careoa Lowell; Ives Salem Hodge Newbu-
ryport Preston Portsmouth; Patt-n Portan Guild Bangor:
Luther Whje Calais seth Hance Baltimore; Selby Parker
Washinskn; Ms: Fraser RICHMOND; Msthewson, Norwich
IN md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-19

IMPORTANT DECISION The General Government
has again been cast in a suit against Major Hatch,
of the and New Bedford Express for violation OF
the Post Office laws The decision in this given
by Judge Story of the Supreme Court Of the United
States who fully sustained the ruling OF Judge Sprague
in the case Of Kmbal lie ntimated that in order to
vcatch it was necessary for the government TO prove
either that he Of the steamboat IN
which the letter conveyed, that he conveyed u
not only with knowledge the part OF the owners but
also with knowledge their part that he was violating
the lawthat passenger had right TO carry for hire,
about his person, or etherwse letters by mail route
by the cars He also expressed doubt whether Con.
gress had yet to any legal ntendmen established
ans post roads All the acts OF Congress this Subject
he said describe tho post roads from town to another
without defining the particular route road intended TO
he established post road But there another pon,
TO which Judge story alluded point which this paper
always maintained" This was" said the Judge whe
ther the United States had any ercirs right to establish
postofces and post routes This question Of grea
importance and there many difficulties in main air
Ing that power in the United States"