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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
u Hon. WM c. PREsroS again addresses the
Wings OF Baltimore this evening.

u The CONVENTION OF FRIENDS OF AssocA-
rIoS, held at the seat of the Northampton com
munity, Aug. 81 and Sept. /, as we learn from
/" The L:oeIator,' was attended by persons from
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, and Western New York
The discussions were Of the most interesting and
profitable character, and embraced gres, varie-
ty OF subjects. Thepnncipal speakers were Adm
Ballou Of Hopedale, Louis G. Rykeman of Brook
Farm, George w Benson and David Mark o.
Northampton, Henry W. Clapp, Jr. OF Lynn, end
w. L. Garrison OF Boston. The substance oi
the speeches viii be published, they having been
req led or that purpose.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
rsor. declared off from Crawford and took ground

ernor, declared off from Crawford and took ground
for Henry CLAY as candidate lor President.
These united with The Adams men on ticket OF
Presidential Electors, which they together manly
elected, giving Adams % and Clay . Of the
Electoral Votes, while bat Of the Crawford
Electors were chosen. Here was the real, or
ginal, genuinc Adams and Clay Coalition,
though neither Adams nor Clay knew any thing
about it. L was coalition Of anti-C:swio'd
Backtalls who preferred Clay. with the Adams
minority Of the Legislature 10 choose Electors IN
l4ir proportion Of each, and it in good part sue
cccdcd.l So the Regency lost fnsliy ali for
which they had committed the outrage, and not
only lest the Presidential Election, but Their own
State, De Witt Clinton and Peoples Rights
Legislature bciug chosen In November oy an
overwhelming majority ovcl Samuel Young de
spite his professions of Clayisrn) and the Parti-
sans OF Van Buren,, Wright & Co. So perish
every conspiracy against the Rights OF The
People!
Silas Wight, the mastcr.sp.Fit of this high
handed outrage, is now for the first tune before
the People OF the whole State az candidate for
Governor. VIII net men who claim to be Re-
puheans consider we'll beioEe they approve his
conduct by theis votes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

Cash in advance. We viii throw in what back
numbers VIC have 80 long as they last.
We intend also to send to each subscriber
doubic number Containing Tie JuA returns cf The
Presidential Election. Our last rcgulac number
will announce The result
Friends Of CLAY and FRELINcIIUYsEN! if you
think The Tribune does any good TO the Cause,
obligc US by helping it To do mare.
SenlfnLh1r s 1911.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
SUNDAY.
CORONER'S OFFICE.

DRowSED BY FAILING INTO CiSrERN.-Iho
Coroner ras this "rung called 10 hold lnQues! nj No. III
Twelfth street on tho body u boy old the sou q"
Mn;thew Murphy who drowned IN The csetn III e rear
of those premises lie had been missing about two days
when play the ynd nd Is supposed to nave
lost h. balance he leaning over the curb oi ne c>te e
IN aud was drowned HIS body discovered tbs morning.
YeIir Dcnth by helng ACCIDENTALLY drowned N clseIn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
CoRoNER's OFFICE
NVNV.NT lin = NI INFh'
nIscnyERrn DEAp.-Ihe Coroner

DISCOVERED DEAD.-Ihe Coroner hcld an IN
mos, s u,rnns a. 40 Liberty ee;, on the boiy o n
nsnoyn naD who was found there dead Ia hay.uow ma
who hn, often been Ulerng about ihu,a premises N
ota Of iuebratiou lie commonly called Jach, WHICH
s nil ihe name he was known by. Since writing the a9ove
his name is nsceained 10 be Frances Co native OF Ireland
aud exposure. i, at
The BODY Of the Rev. MIR. Andrews. oi the Niell-
c, ppi,conrl Church IN 9th street who drowned acct
denfny from hoard tie steamboat Columbus, whe on
yny 10 intend the Meeting sing SnG, has been found
IN the Flmdon. of, Pierrn.n Rocklond county. nnd was
brought 10 the cty this morning Tor nterment
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

Rev Nix. ANDREws The remains Of Mr.
Andrews have been found and brought 10 this city
for intcimcnt. The body was raised by means Of
cannon, and was found near Dobbs' Ferry. Tne
funeral services were pelurmcdu un Saturday after
noon in the 2Ith street Methodist EpScopal
Church, at 3 O'Clock; after winch the remains
were taken to the Methodist Burging Gfouud in
First street, for in,erment
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

{S- The Marriages aud lenihS, Nntcs o Seilrmen'"!
Estates, VenducS O Rtn aud Personal Property by Aecup
Aduinurato AS,Ignee.. ShenFs. &c m which The reope
ul the county interested. pubI,l-' ~ The rouhI
newspapers. V. u PALMER Is the Agent, ani receives 90
BIS Country Newspaper NHNcT i'igs iRe'rI
No !6l Nnssai.srfect The Tribune Buildings hose "ho
want country custom may invite 1t through thS medium
~ YorNG GKs1LeakS disposed To devote portion el
hrr time tn study Of Music the OTGnn Piano fohe
Guitar, Vocal AnSic receive private tnion iVui
nn aNprfencc Prot, i furnished with INSTRUMENTS oni
- ~ " ~ " nI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
y, N. 4 To- A!onlny-ll o'clock.
rnllrE 0EElCE.

CHARGrp WITH lliGHwAy RoBBkHY-A man
named Thomas Murray arrested last nsht on Iyi
inct,,, dawn in he street. this city, German :" WI
I,am,huTc named Charles Chmer. and rs3o;n- MN 81 & @
of money the exact amount OF winch is unAio"h'o 'o
Murray was committed t0 answer ~, ,
STEALING From TRUNKS ~ ttorEL'-.s ma
,.,ua eo-e Simons arrested nn char ce ol 2TshAE
LII ,hs ,nnS OF r. H. H. Austin f. H. Pcuee sud Horace
psr. bnars nj oyejnys Hotel and stealing Sundfy ailI
ces oT clothing Sc thervon lie was committed 10 1is"et'
,vCrSIys-John Crov was arrested ard conf
,d f stealin. mutt aqd dress worth s5O from the vile
NJ John Coates, NO IL Anthony street
Michael !iewan was arrested ana imprisoned ,o'
s,eoi,nr lIork cont worth so from Robert Hutchinson No.
- t'uuttlnnG street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
,.ot-r.r or SESSIONS. nc!,:a ts" RscpRrEK aud y
Jr.,.n I,,-srf>c md DICKINSON.

ina, ;oR GgA>n L,RotN e" ndr'd fi'.rs ~
@ M, ,,n her tral tof Grand Larceny IN sealhf 10
, rcn Never OF NJ, Elm street c4 me 4h ~ W.
-, ,S, ,,n m hcuvc nsht at ~" 81 f'ise
90 90 ,I ann nin the house and gcitns the pnS Sel ''pS
80, , h,s ,r ket ~.rfetly N>iracted tis uHi'y a ~
. . i s W N h ,ck. ,yhen - rn ho oo"f his mon
Wv ar, ra,i,. of'cef tJc rn7 ~ - .'' aIltI' ~
w, 80. 5,r >he uue,i tt bHrk blih 80" al bei
r.; i', f,nd her Guilty and the tou - '''e HeI 20 u
-. 90 PRISON lar years. When she returned tH' pos
V,,s i;IIr, ini ui counterfeit ois 'CS" ~ '''
'.Wh;e lrgcOn" bark. *. u-..,.>.. Nl,,,b,,v
TKIII rok Ass,ULr N>p BArfkKf'-'ia'ih''"
X. AMI Ann Yates hs wiic. tired 'or IN a'>'ntl al
l,icry on Thuu,as Sc;isuSoi "h assisting 9''e
IN s,eruti: civil ptocs>, ur rent due sald eh hy>uh l
"i.o crnncd an assault and battery on the %icef sfil-
hn down nnd henus tun. The tseure was thh ue st.a
Yt r not lie jlsi signed by the Commissioner oI Justice
The juIy found tHcfu hoin t'uItF =, w III
poSTPySEwtHr The Irial Of Peter u. WAL" r,
,.,;sI ,f attempting corpouni .elony wfh "n' -,
-. "a, ,o l1- was notion ol hf> COUNSEL JhiNeS '
S,h r ESQ pos aone 10 TIE next term q" the ou''' u"
M rn ;be a,,tlcc n! ,nacflai witnesses from 'ie '.y
ireIA FOR kEEpING A DisoRpERlf HOUSE =
lnr Ifipor w.s trir,l keeping diSofdery h2nIe ~
Walker street near Forsyth street commonly SA'u rIr
Snyu,t lIr,S or Spartan Hail. bc'ug Potter li1u'e
lar, I,rrtcrIy am. notu> young ncn e>ssHh-'
- I., hscs e;iafl and chNcc'c anfIacc 20 'n>n ."
&c Wa.chmau Blake VA, SnocSe down a. & dts iu'@ iI @
,,,l an he , of July night by sars ifrn' tha' o' ~
,onns,l three week, with ' Injuries Inc jury io"'
;i- rcct.ci Nui G-ii " . =, .t,
The Cuu.t ad jouIned to Monday-ll O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
Eui.copai Convention nt philadelphia
R.-i-nniinn OF Hp. Ondr rtionk neeepI.n.

Resignation Of Bp. Ondrrtonh accepted
We have already published the doing' OF the Col
yeotion up TO Friday noon. Our Philadelphia op
,,.,,,n,, n. has furnished us report Of the s.,..
oulnt proceedings which We are compelled locat
dense as follows:
Es,. SIr. New ton qiIcro! resolution siia.i.f q
maj offered hs Df. Tyns "a ;he morning lot "a, -,
clnsi1u OF thr Pdhiic Tom the Convention. A'i-
[,,,. .I.,sh.e di.cuss!or /, 'SaS wiihdfa"n
'Ine S.cn,t,ry pirse0iei two cou'ecuieshcr.
-, E,.hoo padcfdonk, one OF which Nss fr,.
and ga,, su a'e0o"' % - - ~ - ' ''''''>
scts,
Ecy. M,. Oieah.ia.4r. rhe Assistant Secr-t.rI.
L,,,,t q, road h. Other coHlmuue aiou ,tl,s.
,,on sas taken by nr. T,ne, and ''ohan 10 Fo,t
,,., ti,, ,r.l,og was os'rced sot vilhc e"r. T..
6o,umenr tier, was Rad, winch gave an account
If I'm. i,i siate 1t hs health at ihIs hr Hhd "a'c.
bc declares has been graduall, de,Nnihs iof lheiss
s;rt.,n yrars he sL,teS nat n i0"N Of"Hd5 n,
,L.,,,x - ,f,asitri hDding IT Ia re aihios' TIE Onl
,h;ns ,,h,ch attended INN M, r''iri w,'rh sHl-nr.
,h. most intsuse and acute pans ne Mef' ih,
,, tt of ms taking thIs icra'eniud iignof i u,
,,,I t;nn lor th- persecution ana injustice lal
h,>e h,.sn done him, Nc. ne oU'cf ''''-At''f
brought AGAINST him io;iaiins {" "Pi""5 ''A'.ai-
,,,s ,i,h females, Ne.i nc solemn! u'.'eu a.
courJsd mn investigates
The Convention proceeded 10 t'e Son'oefa'ict
OF The h'siio ,%, II be accepted. lIor.s
GeFe'i r. !..0.'y" ", pos,ponement OF the qac,
,;on m"ys sA 't .,rke at giral lnelh rhe dsbao vs.
continued 5y Rev. rr pucachrt,p y. BOYD r.
MIR. Huntington. Rev. Do. i!ne, hcV 'I'. ia,
we'll and the Seereiary OF the oo"yvnS'.a''
winch the greatest rMe5nn' ,N m'S e,g. a.'s'o o o.
tion. "uucslion, y" order order were heard, a,I
,n" r., s,rn, nns unable 10, several minutes 10 ~
store order
Joseph K. Inserscll. ESD ANA Iohn ~ AtIHa
Esd addressed 'he BODY ON NJ Tue E"g 'J'U'% n'nC @
The Question: .,;ons T"s o" o ~ Mr. AsGuIst and and ,5
postpone me fss1,uI"S ,'s"iI ss :-C!ergy Yea.
lIWNays 81; Lay Delegates, Yeas l5-Nays .
Considerable debate 'hen followed wen p, g m a'
question upon tie lSss"J'"" ,hs % I Yea.
SnTs'ISH S"vs ~ CHURCHES, Yeas 55-Na,s l5 and su
were divided
The resignation was therefore acesP,vui anu !, D ps0
op ondcrdoHN is no 'oiSer ~, -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

The PHILADELPHIA RoTS.-Thls forenoon con
stable Byrne, of the above city. are>en young man named
solomon Vrker> who clrged with eug concerned IN the
late murder, and hilndelpn lie was i'ind stopping
n, the North American Hotel IN The BuweTy. aud tcnl"rhy
committed the city prison the afternoon e convey
ed back TO Phae pha by the o'clock tram ul there to
answer % the charge
LARcENY-A person namrd Charles Johns n
was arrested a.t h and fully committed ur steans keg
nf lard worth So Um the store of Ncssfs Reynolds & Co. Al
,,,v
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
Upper POLICE.

PlCKpoCKEr CAGEp.-Ihis forenoon Us VII. W. Ian, ~. :
al VilIa,rson of No IS Leonard street. coming cut n
The Butchers and prover BnS HI, pocket was pcsed OF W
~ rherk, md drafts, and 800 III bank bls 10y Rn named
mos Williams wso was pepeate the offence nid
bSnc instantly caught was the Upper Police O'ce
~ Lc.n nl,illtal 20 pIlsOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
GuIIcK. rHE MlIlriA FlNE CoLLEC

Individual o late has been endenvorng ~
collect ine from Mr.. ALVIN Higgins. "i No ~ Pearl street
and the being about dslfan ar lew
sunrnnry erected from the lie obtained warrants
for Mr. Higgins HSn ssTs Thrmus Ross and ayd H. Ross,
who nppenrcd lelate Justice Drnker who on looking
sone paper handed b. Guck. ecs Tint ms acts aud
illegal and dismissed Nlcss sSuS AMI toS, who
intend To prosecute this matter
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
IN CHAMBERS.

,l,or.s r,trcs-A soldier 81 liz Tn''''l! -'NtF''
- h J.,. N. u, .,n llsbyas '"rvu,; nir,
% nair, y f made ina, lie c,-chnsttd. he ha'ins r"''
-. -. .,, J. 4 Nc NpnItNinn N-I-HvI.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

u BINGHAMrcN, Broome Co. elected Wing
Charter Officers on the Sd inst. in all the Wards
but the IV,h, where The Locos succeeded by four
votes-charged, however, to have been illegal.
The contest was spirited.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

u The Eucaing Post assumes that SILAs
WRIGHT will now resign his seat i'll the Senate
as he must TO put IA good face on the contest)
aud prcsumcs that c. c .CAMBRELENG and SAMUEL
Young Will be appointed 10 the Senate, III place
of Messrs. Tallmadge and Wright. There are
40 two b:tercr, moro thorough enemies OF the
Protective policy all through than these same
Cambrceng and Young-not even in South Car
olina.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
ye,.,nnnt ELECTION.

Our latest returns are still more favorable to
the Wing Cause than those first received. The
result in the several Counties, as lar heard from,
stands thus.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

CorUHerS. ....HIEAN PoIhsETr, Dover CHARLES /.
FLEMING, Shrewsbury SAM'L BowSE. M!ddle'own
This Is strong and good ticket, which the
Wings can elect II they really try, and we believe
they riA try.
p. s. The meeting was successfully addressed
after we left by Hon j. f. RANDoLFH, Senator
MILLER, and MIR. T. CuRYsrAL OF this City. In
the evening another large and spirited meeting
was held, which was addressed by Mr.. cnHrs-
tai, K. L. HORROR oi Princeton, ard others.
The Grand Rally OF the Wings OF Pass aie
County at Paterson en- Saturday was an immense
gathering, unprecedented for that place-at least
5000, and probably 7,OG0. The exhibition
Of Trades and Avocailons was magnificent, and
the People were in the highest spirits The only
fault was in the calling of the meeting at 80 late
an hour = P. NJ as to give no adequate time
for speaking, which was not commenced till
about O'Clock. 'ir. VAN WAGNER spoke at
length i'll illustration aud defence oI Protection,
anc MORRIS FRANKLIN followed in few brief
and pertinent remarks but there were other cmi-
ncnl champions Of the Good Cause there whom
the People would have been gratilicd and in
structed 10 hear. They manpgc these things
better IN Monmouth.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

The LAST CASE OF CoNscIENcg.-A New
Hampshire Loco. Foco has sent TO the Secretary
of the Treasury al Washington the sum Of Sll
50, the portion OF surplus revenue which felt
him Ill distribution per capita ordered by the
town in which he lives. Believing Tie Distribu-
ton Ac, to be unconstitutional, lie could not III
conscience keepthc money! Was it modesty, or
The fear Of being laughed at that induced him to
withhold his name from the public 1T IS pity
that such raIc virtue should blush unseen
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

ny The tnfonl Silnrels have been the means oi a.
,y such crowded houses TINT the Nnnngef O the New OH
has r,cnenge them I', tbs week he Lrnshn.
Gas introduced. Tho effect produced bJ lnnht "a
entertaining the extreme. Collins the Comic Slnsef nS
dim hln Mss Jc,sry lne The ddn,cusc eu HppeIs I'M
Il, mn ntifnrtye bill lII ono .lILIns.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
Subscriptions to the Clay Tribune.

sAspss sARsArARiLLA Sinn' chef and absorbing
ct IN life should De the h.ath Of hs body Tia. man
ot experience compelled Ia ccknowe ige however desro
he be TO lend hls testimony he fact higher and
"eIsee ,y. engtoes'ng the attention u the mas:
ne epitaDhs Of most might read" lie born he
6ed nnh worried Tor iocd clothing ard equpase he 'ouE
I'll. persist in attending chiefly To- his bodily wants Mi mus,
Anlt hat health should claim their int attention To altue
@ e OF me way to ,sg9n or preserve hes
genuine S5nd,s saSapaa I.r sale by him. truly ceie5ra
tMisissspp Free Trnder.Aus H. 1874
tot certificates and numerous testimonials pamphlets aai
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail. By A. B. K D.
f s ws1eils H s DnxSIst q Fulton street, New Yo
si1tA generally throughout the United States
G- The CHINESE HAIs ERAplcAroR i. the Only arice
"hcn VIII pernanen;ly the hair aud not nlue tlc
Sn ~ any should dsbeieye this would them 70
h AZ Il 'our anct street and rs wonderful ssd
aatenen wishing to AVOID the trouble Of ,havng should
an incredible shOst time.
- IosSEL PAIN EXTRACTOR shou'd always be s'pt
BY every ismy-for nil Of hurI, give, instant
tehe-and feas never leaving BY apphc.
Se' @ e.ey speres o. Nars both OLD nnd new and eSr VI
pin OF agony rin FeioGs Run Rounds n tnend's
'loit uine Sold only by Coms0ch g. Co. at q Corfa ID
street. and o tiei: true ssents throughout the Unon
PILzsTTh distressing complaint be by the u'e
o Hnys llnmtn;, arc- which hes iaisd To s'e
iee 10 the The article warrant To be had
et Il Cou;tlandt street
DR. MoNMa's Acousrlc Oit-All deaf persons shouh
use ths celebrated Ol. 10 ell complaints OF the Ear tins o
Ms, The most astonishing effect and Away, rel i- pson
and reGuenty cn-es. Prce si per flask. Sod a y Court
lsndt street,
DALLzy's MAGICAL PArs EXTRACTOR SALvz for r.taE
cntns eurn: scad. piles and all ntammat1ry e2m9G%ns %
atot Hhke'street inst store FROM Broad way. IN ~
itas poison $50 ~ - ' " ~ 81
I2- BEWARE OF PREPARED CHALK, makes the 'tn
ielow and coane Use the Spanish Lilly White. It avs
your skin snowy white aud natural apreafa'ee o..
at y Ckathom G3 Broadway. Pce 2o cents - Hood
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

NAAAL.-The L. 5. brig Oregon, L. Com. Sinclair, from
New York. anchored of the Naval Hospital yeNeJday.
T. :. Ffigaie Macedonia :ai.ed from :ccre Afric, June
e. fJr 81. Thomas, Africa. Norfolk Herald
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

COURT oF COMMON PlENS- Before jude : -s"''''
-, y D',Lrnson RS. I. I'll. Babcock, ct: al.
'" ,,o,,,, =, -iatnf. 4, co-i,. ler1 a. s'p ''''
. ns.,sun .;:ri-tn-l order pi,tu1eti, Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

iS- The proprietor ui the tccaeobian E-s ht,hts
Frhrhton 2Sj broadway thaukiulvf the most hcti paol
age ut the hands o Intelligent pubi would s
notice that BENG ah, lalye iur Europe, all thoo, "h
have n, Witnessed the wonderful phenomrmnn "i prducn
animal lie by .Icum would do well to avail emseVe' Of the
opportunity.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

STILL FARTHER REDUCTION!

THE CLAY TRIBUNE
WILL. be sent from September Ia 10 the close
OF the Presidential Election at the following re.
duccd rates:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

q John Schnierle has been reelected Mayor
of Charleston, without opposition.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

ny Ounu Oulan. rceugagei ior another dag al the Anei
can Museum THIS opportunity {" seeing the most "ondeia
curiosity ever exhibited Amefcp ,hruld be nnoted sii
Thumb, Court SUIT. and variety "i rare npNeI's s'
splendid performance, at = past and a past y NJ io
neg TIN, chance of seeing the Ouans aud other sfahd 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
.,.-.ex stand, 20 Arms:

The Wings OF Neg-JeTsey are preparing for
the contest with split worthy Of their Revou-
,onary fathers. The Loco nomination for Gov
emo. Of one Of the mas.er-S?irits and function
aries ol Inc great R.i!road and Canal Monopoly,
which recently cxcfted itself to saddle On the
State large portion OF Is least Fr9ftable works
al an exotbi;ant price, has aroused spirit which
must be irresistible. We 60 not believe all the
power, patronage anu money Of the continuation
cen make TLompson Goyc.aor ci Ncw jersey,
nor come nsa1 il.
We attended ON Saturday The Mass Conven-
ton Of the Wings OF MoNmouTiI County al Free
hold, leaving iu the .AmSoy bo'; at 55 A. NJ. and
reac,l;ng Freehold via Railroad 10 fIghts.own at
1911 IL. We fourd at leaa 2,50O Of the
substantial yeomanry of Monmouth assembled,
notwithstanding the gEca. extern OF that County,
and The TACT that the Wing stre,gth lies mainly
in It's !enloter sections, Freehold and Middletown
being strongly Loco Focp, Atn- speaking an
hour and quarter, We were compelled 10 leave
abruptly, 50 as to catch the heyprt boat up: bu;
Senator MILLER, Hon. J. (. RAsDoLrH, and
several other eminent champion: OF the cause
were ready to speak in succession TO most IN
intelligent, earnest and attentive auditory. We
cannot refrain from commencing the spirit and
good man agement by wilich Mass Convention
of County 50 e1tcnsivc-many of lie People
having Travelled over forty miles 10 attend it
was organized and 81 work before u O'Clock; had
nominated its ticket by half-past taking dinner
while the Retiring Committee was in session.
and was at once iii tue midst Of The speaking
Ii the Wings every where could improve the
time Ike this, our Mass Meetings would be much
noTe effective and useful.
The following is the County Ticket for the
October State Election selected by the Wings Of
Monmouth, viz:
For Senator. JOSEPH BARCLAY. shr.wsbury
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

vIRGlxIA.-Thc Wings arc all alive in the Old
Dominion. Northampton Co. held great Mass
Meeting at Baskerville on the I'd inst which wss
addressed by JosEPu SEcAR in an able and elo-
quent defence Of the Protective Tariff Of lcl2.
At Siaunton, q Wing Council of between
Seven and Eight Thousand assembled OIL tic
lth and continued in session two days. Speeches
were made by Hon. B. W. LEIGH and JollN
JANNkY, and Hon. A. II. Ii. STUART presided.
One at Clarkstown, Harrison Co. was attended
by Three Thousand. We notice also that Mass
Meetings are advertised TO be held generally
throughout the State. Every thing looks well N
Virginia.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
THE TRIBU NE.
WHiG NOMINATIONS:
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9.

U Gen. LESLIE COMBS of Kentucky will
speak in advocacy of the Wing cause and can
didates,
At .Nepark, N. J. this afternoon
At Trenton. State Convention. tomorrow
AT EGstoK. Pa. evening Of Wednesday. llth
AT Stroads5urg. Monroe Co. DO Thursday, lah.
The People arc invited to hear him.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

ajT SOMERSET Co. Pa. holds her Mss Meeting
on the 25th inst. She gave Harrison 1886 ma
iority. but means 10 increase her majority for
Harry of the West to 1000. The Convention
will be addressed by Thaddeus Stevens, William
B. Reed Walter Forward, Thos. NJ. T. McKen-
non, Tariff Stewart and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

Il The citizens of Boston having held two
meetings in Feneuil Hall, TO discuss the question
Of supplying the city with water, have postponed
the farther consideration OF the subject TIL the
22d Of October
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

e H. R. ROBINSON, l42 Nassau-sireet, has
published lithograph illustrative OF the condition
of our mechanics under the present Tarif and under
system ofFree Trade.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

DR. No NAIa's Acousric OH An deaf persous should
use ;h celebrated Oh ia ell ains the Ear ,hi on
h me most astonishing effect and always rel eve ih p..os
lsndi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

Total. 50 ia!. 25.st3 li.Eo ifS .1Dlo4 i5i9o $3.50
Wing or Loco s5. Do last year20l9 Whig gain 3,s16
Majority Tor .;iuGc ALL thus snr.............1i33
Majority Matt0cks IN towrs last year. sU
The returns yet to come in will probably re-
luce SHADES majority somewhat, but he is with
out doubt triumphsntly elected over both the Lo-
co.. Foco and Abolition candidates.
The Wing majority in both branches OF the
Legislature will be larger than last year in the
House, double.
The three Wing Members of Congress- (Foor
CoLLAasR and MARsu,) arercclectcd by increas-
cd lnaiori.ics In less than onc-third of the lVlh
District, Dillingham; Qoco) has lost 233 votes
His majority was only 266 at the last election
lie is unqucstionably defeated.
Iii manifest that the Abolition vote has been
increased by the accession Of portion OF the
Loco Focos, who could not 60 for Polk and
Texas.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

DALLzys MAGICAL PArS EXTRACTOR SALvr for ii:tsE.-
y curing burrs scald pes and all niammat1sy conpan
at6i Wnlkerstree iirst store FROM Broad way. I'm p-
ey De aot written With pen the cover OF every b"N vo
( Is poaon. .3u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
CITY INTELLIG EN- c E :
SATURDAY

CouK1 CAi.rNtAR. TINS p,s. %
,.rs,os Coukr-Nos. !, :, ), /, >, b, ., o =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

IL a great Tariff Mass Convention OF the
States of Pennsylvania, Virginia and Ohio is to
assemble at Pittsburgh on the 10Th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

~ Common Pleas published On SATURDAY
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

r!LEs-ihi distressing Complaint BE- by the Us
of HAYS Lnm. n au anc- which hes never tad To ave
81 y Cou.tandt street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09

G2- BEWARE OF PREPARED Chalk 1t makes the skin
ieliow and coane. Use the Spanish Lilly White. II avs
your skin snowy white, aud natural apFeaae "'