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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-13

SEASON IN New ORLEANs.-The weather Is ex-
remey and dry. From the interior we learn that
the crops suffering from drought want OF cotton
coed is also generally complained Of The wet weather OF
January told destroys I'd much Ut the seed and
many planters who put in their crops early were obliged
repant after the frost Of the 3lst Of MarchN o. B
Man T.
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lIIsrEEIus.


ScorIsn CHURCH IN CaNApA.-A public breakfast
was yesterday given to the Rev. DR.. Burns, Deputy
from the Free Church of Scotland prior his departure
the same evening Tor Montreal The Rev Mr.. Clugston
called to the chair and James Gbb Esq requested
act crouper To the right Of the chairman
ed the honored and reverend guest Among the company
were the Rev Mr. Borland, Rev. Mr.. Atkinson, Rev
Mr. Sqpres sc. sc. The company numbered about six
ty Affer partakng OF the repast the Rev MIR Clugton
and prefaced in few words speech from the Rev
Dr. Burns This latter gentleman spoke at length
and with considerable effect. He acknowledged ih feel
ings OF satisfaction his reception in Canada and spoke
warmly Of the success Of his mission He entered into
brief history Of his before and after the dsrup
ton Of the Church of Scotland Spoke Of missionary
terprse and contracted the little spirit in its favor exist
ing with the resduary church compared with the efforts
made and making the seceders Referred to the orig
the Glasgow Colonial Society and ts labors and their fruits
and drew spirited sketch Of the aims and intentions
those who associated Themselves together a Free
Church. and pictured strongly the resistance offered
their under akings and the difficulties they had
ter Several Of the gentlemen had before named fol
lowed DR. Burns and pronounced discourses which were
listened to with much attention. We understand that
large collection has been made in support of Dr. Burns
mission Yesterday it amounted TO upwards Of f350.-
Qubec Mercury, May
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Lrsus NhTURE.-There are now exhibit ng in
'he city Of Wheeling two brothers. ten and Twelve years
Of sge who have neither hands feet but claws like
TIE claws vi eagle which they it'll much DIX
iority "a most children their hands.
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BROhDWAY AGAlNSI The WORLD.
THE noted thoroughare admitted he the greatest
mart for the sale OF genienen's wearing apparel
United states and the impression chat has heretofore
die minds CT many that purchass in Broadway Obliged
10 exorbitrt for article Of dress fully
euttsd from The known the chag established
oy EDV ARD FOX oprietor Of the City Cash Tailoring
@creh's aud Others visiting this city 70 avail themselves Of
thing manuf clured from the best materials aud the
style The of public particularly
called TO visit this establishment and examus the
swed and fancy Cashmere Office Focks designed for the sp-
preaching season.
Also Of rich Chens Velvet Brocade Vest.
Fancy French Cloths and Cassmere by the arrivals
eced expressly for the spriag fashions. Garments supsrby
made TO order. and If required at few hour. potic.
EDWARD FOX,
City Cash Tailoring Establishment, Broadway bs'ow
fulton NJ. m8 3ms &c
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Circuit Court.
Common Pleas.

Before Judge Kent
MAY ll--Eiion Painey-V erdict for III inT full
amount Of note and interest, S49i
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BOOTS AND SHOES At WHOLESALE
Large Assor meut OF the above named -
articles may be had at the Manufacturers
W pot, No EGO Pearl street Among those on
~ be found IN particular the following VIZ:
Msn,'aBoys KIP regd Boots Mems ard Boys Thick Bozan
20 do q and Seal do Do do Kip Psggcd do
% DO Pump Sole do DO do Scwsd do
20 do Hall Welt d. Do do Calf do DO
20 do do Calf do DO DO Pegged do
10 CAV sewej 90 De do Pump Sole DO
And grat variety Of Women's Msses and Chdrsn Bns
bins Bco,ee. Slippers &c sc resgsd and sewrd togthe
wi general nsnt Of Palm Leaf and ephorn LA
Country mrrchants aud others invited All and
All sold low for s4sh or city aceepfances
GALE " CO, No. AGO re,r st.,
lm-m United States Hotel Buildinr. N. "
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WINDOW SHADES - TRANSPARENT WINDOW
w ShADEs.-NM NJ. BEKRIAN, i3i . nathan sutrti Hni
opsn his morning 20 containing all ne NJ an" ia Us
,he and ne
rer cant over Than bsy I'D 81 in Qaer sofa.
yr: 100 psi from % SIS 500 pairs from W t SJ
onntrv Aie,ohant, Carpet Merchants Auconeers and Other
| dealers Piled 4. u,iu.- o,. -.
l tI...'.r. la a, Isi chatham srwt. me ims~
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ToyAwASpA INDIANs.--Wc learn and have men,
toned that the Ogden Land Company, which pur-
chased the Seneca Reservation have paid the full install
men, of S7S0oO, at New York. and having thus fuliled
their part Of the bargain will now exact Of the author
ties compliance with theirs by the enforcement Of
the law which compels the Seneca Nation to yield mp
their lands TO the above corporation che chief Of the
senecas Blacksmith, In this village last week
deavorng to borrow money at of banks for the
purpose Of del wing preventing tho contamination OF
The treaty He dill not succeed. Sanford, their ply ST.
cian and well educated man. for an Indian, says the
senec cannot bear the idea OF being driven ont from
their old honc, and that, In his opinion, great difficulty
will be experienced before their final expulsion Botarc
7ygves
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CANTON CHINA DINING SETTS.
DAVIS COLLAMORE, 397 Broad way, nearly opposite
- Nbos his friends ADD tho public that he has
per late arrival frorn Canton few Dining scs which
bs sold at very low priers.
Aiso full Of Crockery Ware, Of all kinda Of
and approved shapes Cut and pross
ID Glass Of all kinds-some patterns
z makes no humbosins pr.tsns'onS Y almost K,vs
cheap from 10 per cheaper
,thsI store; 5s7 Broadway, opposite Niblos nearly.
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7 MEKCHANTB.
n NJ. PEYSEh CO. lialsy removed from the corner Of
~. William and John. TO No. so John sreet offer for sale
liberal wholesale and retail the following articles.
pcs1ved bs recent arrivas:-
Berlin best Zephyr WorAtedths
this cbunuy.
Canvass for Embroiisry OF cotton, silk and worsted in ell
widths.
Berlin Embrcidey Patter,of the choicest and de
cnption; tnbroideTes, finished and need velvet
silk worsted and cotton worried the most tasteful Pasan
style.
Tasses for Hair Drescs of gold silver ard silk aud tnse
ed Bracelets, Combs Al, Pms and large variety of other
blautul PARIS Fancy Articles
Purse UInaneaS eel git and silver Beads; Dugls Purse
Twist ri,in and shaded sticks aud spools
and flower Chenille of silk and metal aod SIX
Fnnges Gmps tcrd aud Trseals, imported and OF
thr manufacture, OF geld river, slt &c. all colon
aud widths
q Blneh Store 500 Broadway, formerly Az Broadway
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RACK BETWEEN FASHION AND CoLoSEL.-The
race between these two crack nags-4 miles and
repeat for pure of 81 o. came OF this afternoon
one o'clock, the Kendall The first four
miles run in minutes and oil! seconds, Fashion
keeping tho lead from length 10 length and half all
the time When the hour for the second heat round
announced from the stand that Colonel had been
withdrawn Fashion galloped round the track, and OF
course took the purse without much trouble Boihmo
Clirpey, May 10.
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- NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
To sail IRON York the 10Th and Liverpool the Iii
eaCn

M M H. A
EnOM New YoRE.
Ship ROSCIUS Captain John Collins, 18th March.
Ship SiDDONS, Captain L. 3. Cobb. 26th April
s shSS SAERKJPoAkN GspSsn @ s May
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Ship SHERIDAN, Captain A; pepey,te,, ilth March.
ship R18ISSCiUs CAPTAIN John Collins, ilth May.
These ships all or the first cl,s upwards OF 1900
ouilt in tho city Of New York. with yuch Improvements
combine speed with unusual soInfort for
Every care has been taken in the ARRANGEMENT Of their
ample will be provided These ships commanded by
experienced who w make szsrton give
oeral satisfaction.
Neither The captains owner, Of the shin, will be rpons
for letters parcels packages By them unss
Eulsr N'"f II ading signed therefor
For freight or passage apply TO
al. X COLLINS Co, IS South st., New York. 20
BY JWN, SHIPLEY s Co. Li~pool.
Letters by the paci will b CHARGED k per single
beet 30 cents and newspapers cent each m?
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
u ~

THIS spacious House. hich, since improvements and
addition made to duri the last rtf Believed TO
class Of Hotels the ready for the reception Il
couHsny and viii be ened the 18th day Of To
accommodate the AID increasing number Of poole who
spend the sh Springs, the ubscbers have
ast tall greatly extended their premises, the
Pavi entirely building which emo'ncss
pacous apa mens besides making large additions and i'm
the inenor and o. the house
Blinds have eco add TO the windows-th- beautiful pr
grounds of the Pavilion have been Laid aud
asieiuy planted wiih shrubs anl owe-the bath ROOFS
have 0verhsulsd aud furniture provided furnishing
boss no sh sstber Id
hAth No effort hiss been sprd supply bs
Deficiencies Of ard viii he 3D.
the Of the not TO
other place OF fashionable rsor in tie uniud
states
TO those who have heretofore visited the shaon sprus,
il sulc that the quanss of The water Ian asl's
Of winch given below very nearly ids teal with those of
the faramed Wbie Sulphur SpIinrs Of Virgia TINT
By the concvrreht testimony Of all medical who
situated ~ elevated region oil county the Pa on c.
mands OF the extensive ews, and pac' the
midst Of the mos picturesque scen.ry the stat. Of sw
o.tnuay dry cool and r-, hhing atmosphere Pies
cursiops the res Q Cherry Hey and Coopntown tho
Oueso Lake and other points .quy Interesting ioa thsif
whist BILLIARD aud four Ball Alleys a's
nnprcyded within fer ecIse amusement
or the Wine sulphur Water Of Sharon springs, II can lie
sail surpassed thing of the hind the knowu
worlo for the OF Rheumatic bilious and dys-
p~pc complaints, and for the oi es'pela, salt h.pm
c'ouls liver complrmt, bronchitis and general debility
fled by the WeJica pr.ss
analysis made for the propreors Of IKE srnns'.
Po.so REID Of New Ysr he following resats have bern
jb'aiaed from gallon OF water -
Bicarboat- OF Msgnefia. II grnnA
sulphate Of Magnets. .....'...... -. -
Suiphate OF 10
Hydrosulphfe Of Magn.s,a and Lime
Chloride Of Sodium and Ma2Gosium' 81
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


- LhDiE.'o NM NEN IENEN
ALL WHO w EA the above articles and wish
hid better lose calling the fashionable Boot
bhoe Stores Of y r. SECOR Nos 1904 and i6i Grr-
street, where all suit the nsevca with article that
haps .qualsd in tins cav.
g. r. j. aparse narticula those ladies gentle
who consider ntpg boot psnsabh
article to The sysemhfs Of all within the beau
GoH 6 Greenwich street the only places in New YoIh
thew depend on being suited.
". B.-adc s and Mis.es Caters, Shoes &c always
hand in dless variety.
9IuA
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CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
3E subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city,
~hn wish their good. manufactured that they are
prepared TO manufacture description Of Cothng From
the,, ,ng accustomed to manufacture for he Southern
Western markets for the last twelve years. they feel confident
with the number Of hands their employ 10
stock short and with entire satisfaction.
MANN u McKlMM, IS Carniue tset
G~Rnickerboeker Stages pass closs TO the store.
3.usrt
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u. ~. Circuit Court.

Before Judge UakIty
MAY Allen rs Wads-ferdict FOR ploin,G; cent.
damages and cents costs
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SIR CHARLES MErcALrE.-A lew days ago the
Times informed its readers that operation had been
performed the Governor Generals face by DR. Pollock
IL stated that the dissection necessary for removing the
and that His Excellency bore the operation with grea,
lortitude.- Montreal Herald May TO-
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE
90 MAIDEN LANE.

90 MAIDEN LANE.
CONsTANTLY on hand. General Assortment q READY
70 order n the latest and most approved Fench Patterns
short notics.
Prson. material, can have clothing of
all ipons lde in the beat style the following low
prices viz -
oes and dress Goats made and trimmed, from 50 to so
Southern ODER executsd al short notice
mi lmsec VIM COLLINS
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NEW AND
M ARTIN'S
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
"a WILLIAM ST; CORNER OF ANN 81.
SINGLE TRIAL will convince gentleman there
"a tn best value The prcs cha E,d sple add
Dress Goats made order from e2 SEQ; from
Sos Vests from $3.50 so; and every other
warranted.
JQst received large assortment Of Fancy Summer Cas-
'imeres and Vest,ngs style Please cali
before givinG your orders.
Gentlemen furnishing their Cloths &C. can have them
made and trimmed usual the best the
pcssD.s Coa 81 to o Frock Coats So to ssj9
nd Vests 81 SOTO 81
Terms delivery.
APIS lrnsrc MICHAEL T.. MARTIN.
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LEECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES
40 ONO FIRST QUALITY LEECHEs, just receive
fO,OOO by the Swedish bng Asrd and for sale whole
81 and retail. at vsrv low prices, by
e.. J, fEhDISAND GOTTA,
mo imsre In. or.rs Of Leeehes, leo Nassau ~
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WILLIAM PETTET,
ID II A Err AND TAIL OR

DIR A PER ND TAIL
90 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK
5 prepared furnish all who ray him with their
orders For the cheapne.s ant durability Of his work and
avng thirty cent he oilers Cor their confederation fol
lowing list Of pfices:-
Superior pr.s COats, made 20 order, -. ..".sio
Wool dyed bl chs from. .......... ........Nt to Is
Cashmere Pants 1 to
fanCv Vegty O9,15
o. 800
Persons furnishing their and trimming
/. the neate.t manner at the followi ing prices -
Lcnts rom. ...''.'.....'. '......S6 TO
tsnu ana Nests... to LIS
Naval and Military Uniforms made in the best style.
IN B.C!ot!ng made FIR the southern and markets
With neatue,s aud despatch
share OF the public il solicited ala msrc
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TIE PROPRIETORS Of the CLINTON BOOT
SAND SHOE MARKET, respectfully inform theil
numerau, customer, and the pablo generally, that the,
~ have oved nj Boot, Shoes, Caters
&c from the old stand the Of Canal and Hudson
to 1886 CANAL street. between Hudson and Vsricl
where they selling thing the Shoe
liae cheaper tran ever Doa torge tie snd
KNOX IL co,
m3 Imsrc 1856 Canal street
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r JOSEPH 10 MAIDEN Lane tpP stai,sl importer Of Eng
e aud Ouckng GUNS from the lowest finest qualities
10Th double aud single barre embracing 100 kinds
including The modern Six Barrel Rcvo all OF which will
Ne sod lowe I'll Other house thu Merchants and
juu sniths particularly requested TO call,
making their purchases they certainly will find their
,dvan a30 <un srrc.
N r0iSE GILBERT, from ruis) HAIR DRESSER
n AND WIG MA En- would respectfully annou ace %
lis friends aud the pablo that he has removed IRON 365
3roadwhp, opposite me Pak
A q would state, that being a practical Hair Dresser
Lad,e. their hair dressed Cat hs Saloon
tesidencts punc'uIiy) after The latest Parsiau fashions
A. Il would also respectfully attention his and
eGsve assortment @, Hair Work, aud W X ard
foups both LADIES snd Gentlemen, made style and
to be surpassed where. ard from the practice
has had in hs proessiou. feels confident give general
satisscticn.
Genelens hair aud curea IN II pcrot;c ia the new
style Childrens the approved systern
Ladies and euemen WliI md ~ hs est,bl ghmcnt choice
assortment OF Pedune ,n."bs Birthcs, Arhcal lowers
md Fancy tSoodi for the Toilet
'skss ms porury 20 rctoTn his sincere thanks for
he KIDD aud Patronage heretofore extended him.
to solicit continuance OF the sans myl lm.rc
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
H subscribers have jus; received, per late arrivals from
Uevre, and keep constantly hand. conpes
French Artificial sIewers
Materials Of all kinds for Flowers
Feathers, Hair Ornaments, and Millinery articies-for
,ne by HENRY KAHN, I'm porrrs,
10 3msrc ~ Lihertv street. stairs.
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HODGES CELEBRATED LONDON BIrTERS.
THESE BlTTERs are highly recommended BY the medical
faculty OF Europe restorative for the lite. and
also positive cure for fever and be obtained
all the pr epal Hotel: the United Sates Sold whoe ale
only at the Eagle Wine Vaults No II Spruce street, under
Mr. Thomas Bells Auction Store
PHILADELPHIA Porter Extra Ale, and Champagne Cider Of
superior qualities delivered all parts Of the city free ofer
pense.
Hotel Keepers Grocers Country Merchants are requested
to call and themselves. apl8 n m
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Solid contents. lte graIa
IIydrosulphuric Acid Gas, or Sulphursted

TYdr0suHhurc Acid Gas, or buIPhuipted .
The springs Within few hours rte Of Albany, Troy
Saratoga Schenectady, Uca &c accessible ehet from
Cana johsrie on the Albany and Utica railroad hers pos
;oschs daily the ARRIVAL Of the morning om Seh-
nectidy aud Utica. To tbs springs d. lance
about eight mics arriving IN time Tor dnnr or ~ the
Ctey Vsey turnpike, by daily berg about forty
i've miles AIhauy good rad P~r,on, leaving
New York tbs evening boats fr Albany at the ShaI
On Springs the day In time for dinner
nyi 2iswtmsec CLARK X GARDNER.
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Court Cnlenhar-T his Dry.
CRcuT CouRT-Nos 81 81, 49, a. 30, Al -, Is, IT,
%, :, 81, !, 49, 81.
COMMON PLEAg-Nos. -, 81, 10, 90, CT, 10 20.
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NEW MIf9lC


SIGNOR BENEDID has Just arranged and published the
- Guitar on the celebrated Opera OF Luc de
ponnils ebris F'af,co anne rieoero This beau
uly aud mads easy to BE- performed having all the
geng Ard marked plainly for ths
slightly 'inted h the Guitar
form IT. FOR sale AZ fhs prncipu music sOr:s mo w-
THE NEW BRIGHTON COLLEGIATE
SCHOOL,
Situated on Staten Island, Az mile. from New York,
$4,000 This best and cheapest Boarding SchIo in the
United States Full of irstrstioa sre impaired
English Latin Greek Fnch ard Spanish Persons wing
sys to educate invited sail and anime the school
formation may be obtained Of H. A. Bgeow east corner OF
Broadway and Fulton street, entrance l56 uiton st set
apl0 lmsec GEO LIZ ROW, A NJ Principal
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~zs SSN NEW YORK,
AExAuAr SCHOOLEi - MOUNTAIN 1~@
-HS9Ga{ AVID E4I8S1V@R
wv EASTON. E2H4I8ff32{za&

leave the foot OF Courtlaut street daily eunu.,
e at clock NJ bv Railroad from Jersey City Nor
't n direct yitaou change Of Csrsom thence BIZ Post
Port Golden Washington TO Eeston. At Washington daily
line and from Belvdere. For apply
Hill H. John Patterns Commercial Hotel. 10 Courlandt
Brytras furnished the notice by applying
IN Is LUsfc, Mou;stown apps 2msrc
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GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
FROM ALBANY TO BUFFALO (3a5 MILES)
BY RAIL ROAD.
The only Once in New York established by several Rail
Hoad Companies between Albany and Buffalo is
No. 50 COURTLANDT STREET,
A fyener Ar1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
Another Double Sheet.

The great press of advertisements and the
crowd upon our columns in every way, will com
mel US to issue THE TRIBUNE on double sheet,
again, Saturday morning. tits only in this way
thatw can get chance to breathe, occasionally,
and bring up even with our advertising friends
Advertisements intended for the double sheet
should be sent in early.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

II- The Plebeian and Herald say we give a
doleful account of Wing prospects IN CoSNEcTI-
CUT. Well, srs, we hope to give much better
account on the I'd of April. We feel sure now
that the Wings will poll plurality of votes, but
they may be worsted in the Legislature by the
oint operations of the Locos and AboEtlonlsts.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
ARGUS.
The wings OF Pi,iiudelphia in sotior

Correspondence OF The Tribune
PHIL.pELpni.. March l3-P NJ
,,l;,,, =. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,h Who's of the civ
hSEoiu"S ~ alii'o Neiii0'''1 u " stl Et,,. oi
and county Of Philadelphia despite the S in
th- weather assembled ~ iousaAda iast e'enI Rnor
menSe saloon of the Ch4Jse nuseui' u nc" e I'D 70 r.
t DELEGATES 10 the late we. "h rd ao .o epta.
~ of The rood old HARRISON gatherings
Tos.nh E SIather ESQ presided assisted by the usua
numbrr Of Vice Pfesidsnts and Secretaries:
In, tbs Thsir when the Clay MINsTKELs comp9tri
abonttwruty OF ths best singrrs N the cty-sura Oa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14

ron IroyARp and MaCLAY, whose votes wouid
ha,,a carried the second, both lodged, and SO the
,,bo1e ,ootter went over. What Is worthy OF obser
,aton is. that the Globe which, this morning gives
the ayes and noes on six other comparatively unil
portant matters, has not given the Ayes and Noes
on this. the most important matter that occurred 'te
whole day.
With regard 10 the Oregon, you will reHeii''''i
that told you some time ago that the "es'si"
men meant TO bring this question before he hiouse
in every conceivable shape; so we have had owen
resolution of instruction to the Committee on + or
ejgn Affairs. Wentworth's resolution for the lmme-
dia1e armed occupation of Oregon, and nail dozen
other projects indecenty, and to the INJURY OF other
matters, crammed into the House. And short time
since. a bill was referred TO the Committee on er-
rtories for the immediate organization OF Iertio-
rial Government for Oregon. Yesterday, Mr. A. v
BRowS, of Tennessee, reported an amendatory bill
modestly extending the civil and criminal jurisdlc-
ton Of Iowa TO the shores OF the Pacific and from
AZ degrees South "a degrees 40 minutes North on
the Pacific seaboard. The bill provides for an
other Judge whe is to reside in OregOn.C1 1t ap-
propriates 100000 10 build forts along the road
from Iowa TO Oregon gives 64O acres OF iand 10 al
who within the next FIVE years, will 60 there and
cultivate ) the same, and l60 acres each for every
wife and child taken there or born there. All this
looks fine on paper and is quite characteristic, con-
sideriDg the two Governments, both here and ID
England, are doing all they can, ceaby and
honorably, to settle the boundary line But the
Western Loco-Focos say openly that they don't
care what negotiations either the President or Mr.
Calhoun may make-they will have the whole OF
Oregon and that Great Britain shall, under no CIR
cumstances whatever, have one foot oil land there.
As TO the injury to the mercantile community and
others that would occasion, ST that s no con
Germ OF our'Il a rabd Oregone classically ex-
pressed himself. should not be surprised TO sac
this bill ofBRowN's pass the House. JUHrcs Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-14
The Rrideeport Republican Farmer says:

The bridgeport RePu6HcdH FaTMeT says
He (H Greeley also spoke against aduang the price
of Pubc Lands but forget 70 state that 6H for ms
purpose not long voted fer by Mr. Clay
Sure enough he didn't state any such thing,
but whether he or you forgot is question:
VIII you be so good as to state lchen and nhere
Mr.. Clay voted for any such measure 2 We econ-
fdentv assert he necer did, and appeal 10 the re-
cord