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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
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GREATTEMPERANCE MEETING.

Do Saturday last there grest gathering Of the
friends Of Tempersnes Al Smnhfeid. Il was the
Quarterly Meeting Of the Gou,iy Union Societies
and presented probably fuller attendance Of peo-
PIE from all parts Of the County lilan any heretofore
beld-esineing renewed zeal in The cause
"A procession Of Dslegates from the different Sol
sie,ies was formed on the Main Street. under the
charge Of Capt. John r. Smith as Chief Marshall
sided By Aiels5. James Gran,ham aud John w:
Granthaas Snd preceded BY The shepberdsiovG
Band. The AhOle we're marched to the Methodist
Church, where the Convention was called to order
/ 6y DR. JoHx QUIGLY. President Of the Union and
a prayer was offered up " The Rev, Mr.. SuAAx.
The committees on business were appointed, ana
daring their retirement the Conven,iOnsnd crowded
auditory galleries and all being oeeupied) adj
dressed briefly and appropriately BY the President.
After the Committees had reported, and various re-
solutions were adopted, the Rev.A Suman deEy-
cred short and eloquent address, urging perSever-
Anee in the glorious service which had already pro-
dueed so many and such sigma! results for the bene-
| ft or mankind. T. =
During the intervals Of business, the Band favor
ed the ConseBtion with several pieces Of thrilling
music. Signatures then obtained to the Pledge,
and Tie Procession was agsie formed for the pur.
pose Of marching to the place Of refreshment 10
| open lot fitted up los abe occasion. The festive
board was shundandy and substantially supplied
with every thing suitable to Temperance gather
ing-oo. forgetting Natlre's most wholesome beyer
age, good cool water.
The procession vas escorted in all lis movements
By the Smith6eld Light Infantry under Capt. j. G.
Packet, aud the Chsrlesiown Artillery under Capt.
Rowan, and was graesd BY the presence Of hundred.
Of ladies' who very appropriately, sll occasions
give theis approval to causeinyolviag the temporal
and eternal happiness OF the'whoaeh race,
After the festival, the PROCESSION proceeded South
through The Main street, and returned to the Chureh
and after The transaction Of some other busipness,
adjourned to hold Mass Meeting in the evening.
Ofthe Latter movement, We have no accounts Having
left the scene to return to onr hone
The meeting ofths Quarterly Union will be
heids Chsrlssiown on the last Saturday in Julya
| Ibis was the second meeting Of the kind held ii
SnitbfeId and although the village itselfS small,
the spirit Of it's inhabitants add those of the neighbour
hood, is unriysled for good management in such az
fairs Aad when we say THY oeyery thing well and
with good taste, but repeat the general sentiments
ant take pride. in giving word Of commentator
whereit is 50 justly deserved.
1
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Il
printing ftenthousaHd copies or The Rs
port q Mr. Sey mous 81 N: Y. upon The
Tariff. Mr, s. Is a,memherof The Com
milsee Of Ways and Means, lad one Of the
majority Who believes ID tbs Protective
policy
ApsIL 5.
IN SENATE.
The reading Of the JournsElwas follow
ed this morning By The announcement Of
the death of Heman Alien Moore. aITnem.
Der from the Stale 81 Ohio.
The Resolutions pfthe House of Rene.
seniaiiyes were received and read when
Mr. Tappan of Ohio very briefly respond.
ed 10 them. OF Mr.. Moore be said lie
had known but little, and nbthina until
be came 70 the present Congress.
The Senate then adopted the usual re-.
solutions Of respect fer the memory Of
the deceased and coincidence With The
survivors, and them adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
The Joutnalof Saturday having been
read, AFTER au impressive PRAYER BIZ the
Rev. Mr.. Tuslin. Chaplin Of ghe Senate.
Mr.. Weller Of Ohio ross andsannor nced
a
me deaipot his colleaaae, Herman Allen
Moore Mr. Moore did at bis residence.
in Columbus, Ohio. on the nornine Ia M
Sd Instant n
The eAlogy having been made The
customary resolutions Of regret, condo
lence and tespectl- were read when he
House adjourned, shdth Clerk communi-
Gated the action Of the House 10 the Sc.
nate at II O'Clock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

t1-The report. that we yalterel ia any way the
hsaaing to The proceedings Of any meeting of our
opponents, is mol true. Wepublishsd The records
Of lhe sevslal SECRETARIES oflhe meetings just in
m.sen. TO Us. namely, headed Democrat
had 70 ne papers 81 II 22d and % Il Of Fe6rua
~, bysany ne sbe doubts Or feels himself ag-
grieved. reports Of the SORT, for effect upon the
coming election. are pretty well understood. and
will probably recoi upon their propagators,
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DEATH OF a nsEaTBER.

The Ohio Statesman a lhe Both ultimo
announces the death Of Gen. HrMAN a
moore representative ii Congress Of the
Columbus district. Gen. H., u e believe.
was Wing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

We publishEin auO,ber column he pro-
|cesdings Of ths Tyler meeting al smith.
field. in this county. on Friday evening
last The proceedings II Williamsburg
villbs Pcblishfd . requested ii our
'netl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
TIE ALEX ANpRIA CANAL

Commerce is brisk. Among Tie aHr
walls on Friday, We notice that az boat
from Jefferson County. With 1872 barrels
q Flour, and 100 bushels Of Corn 10 Or.
der.
The Fisheries were ia motion. shad
we're selling at $7per hundred. and Hers
rings BY the cargo at SIS. The Gazelle
says there was large and increasing az.
mand, 'andEthe supplies but moderate
Wagons f4m DISTANCE were in early.
FIoW 81 25 sales small. Corn "a de-.
mapd at from 45Ito4 cents *I
Y Second Of Nay Convention - Weflfave
been requested ~ Major WILLIAM II.
WATsos the Chief Marshal on the Sec.
ond Of May Wbig National Procession,
TO state, that such delegations the Con.
ven,ion Of Ratlfca ion from any place
out OF this city, as shall be ecompaaied
BY Bands Of Music, viii be permitlsd 10
have such music with them ia The pro.
cessions; and he also requests us To State /
that be, swo1ld..b e pleased to hear by maI
from any delegation intehdiag 10 bring
music with1them,i at their satliest. conve-
nlence, 10 order that he IHag. be enabled
to determine at what points 10 the pro-
.cession ID POST the Bands engaged by the
Baltimore Committee ofAuahgements--'
Bali. Pat
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TO WAGON sMAKERS.

TEsHE subscriber wisheszto employ Wagon
= aud Plough Maker One that cas- come
wen recommended, and understands his BUSH
ness. will find constaL mploymenthy applying
10 the undersigned, living in CharIesaown, serer
son County, Va. sTH0MAS RAWLINS.
April IL, 1874 ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

/ @rWe are glad q see that the Wings
OF Harrison County have nominated Col.
LUTHER RAYMOND for re election 10 the
House Of Delegates. We can truly say
that Col. IL. combines all the qualities
necessary to an efficient representatives.
His frankIess Of I'd amer and sound good
sense. added'.O much practical inlorma-
ton, give him a degree Of popularity a.
nong his fellow members.
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5s4sea

~
-
81, 5s6,ls7
Add We have the round SIN If 70 miiiions hrs
hundred and ninssy-sir tAonsans r5ns kandrsd and
sighiy-sssrn daiarss.for uh1h the government
was sOlemnIs bound. and kad 10 appropriate and
pay within her i've & IN years ID addition 10 The
smoani contained f7ldOcumen, 2sI, besides a
vast amOuns in P5Ta.s bills and indefinite ap.
propriatiOus n0ehere taken into the account, ID
discharge o. obligations contracted by their pre-
decessots.
TosalliySili.ies. Thcsein doc 2si, SIS. 5a7, Sa5
Those1 above enumerated, a.5s6.l sT
" $50. 10. 5l2
THsErr-Eio MILLIONS ONE HUNDRED AID
rwEsrr-THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED. AND
TwELvE DOLLARS thrown upon the Wings with
the government on the 4th March, 1871!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

$685., s62
Here is half million and more, appropriated
al The called Session, for outstanding contracts
and Liabilities, Lot included in document 2sI,
because not then actually appropriated, and con.
sequently not noticed on the books as a pending
liability against the Treasury. The large item
Of 497 657, 70 pay The democratic deSt against
The Post Office Department, to be seen ID doc,
No. GO, p. s and in the acts p 80, is no, inclnd-
ed, because il is probable that The same amoont
was included in previous acts, and is therefore
embraced ip doc. 2sl.
Appropriations at 81 session of 27lh Congress-
and. moi INCLUDED 10 doc 2sI.,
Fbr printing ordered by Senate 26rh
Congress, doc 1913, p. 2, sos oa9
z printing, Binding, &c ,idocu.
ments ordered By Senate 1896
and 1887 same page, /I2 25o
deficiency in fund for contin-
gent expenses Of House, 26ih
Congress. same page, 9s. 335
p" repairs OF building occupied by
Pest Office Department under
contact with. Amos Kendall,
1896. same page, $40
expenses Of On census, page 10,
taken 1910 IIn mn
. aIrearages since 1884 in Gene.
raj Land Office, page 10, %. 62s
/" Florida militia, called inlo SER
viceia 1899 and 40, page IS
and acts 1874, fes o4a
Georgia militia for services in
1885, '36. 81 and '3s, acts p.
8 Louisiana militia for services in
1886, acts les. sl,s7s
Maine militia 1870 acfs n as
indefinite, but al least BY esti-
mate, 200, 600
ss76.67s
Besides The foregoing. We found ourselves
bound BY solemn treaties 10 pay cor the year
1912, and bad 20 appropriate accordingly
For fulfilling treaty with hlianies Of
Nov %, ls4O. [same doc 293,
p 30 and acts, S5s3. go
same with Winnebsgoes, same
doe: and page, sa.ssO.
. fulflhpg about ~ 0iher Indian
reaFess Tor which reference is
mace to. The same doenmeaf
sSe page. as well as The acts Of
1872 $780, OPS
----
Total liabilities nnder Indian trea.
Iles Tor Tie year is42-many of
these liabilities combine, but We
Only notice he amount for the year
/. y lss2. sl,lassss
for dlhsr debts. s7s,ss7
And yon have the amount he /.
wings uefs bound TO raise in Isl2
g pay demoeraiie liabilities, S2,o0I. SOS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

MEssRs EpIroRs I'VE, the undersigned
most Of US your snbscribers-ally your fellow CHI
zens, ard all friendly 20 the reelection of john
Tyler 10 the esidency,-respeclfully ask Of you
as an act Of justice JUS. as we'll 10 the distin.
euished individual whose claims we advocate,
10 publish in your next per the proceedings Of
The Tyler meeting lately held at Williamsburg,
ia this State, accompanied by the letter Of Gen.
Andrew Jackson 10 the Hon. A. V Brown, re-
Iative TO the Annexation Of Texas TO the Union.
We wish our names appended to the pubIica.
lion Of the above card
JOHN RI BEALL,
GEORGE MURPHY,
n s. FARNSWORTH,
JOHN Hi SHERMAN.
GEORGE GLASSFORD,
SAMUEL SHOOK,
w. BURwELL,
WILLIAM LEATHE2S,
f.i ROBERT BNEILD,
@r-f JAMES MYERS,
Wal. WATSON.
SAMUEL. ROLAND.
JOSEPH 6s. PAcKETT,
r BARTHOLOMEW SHAULL,
HENRY MYERS.
JAMES IT. HARTNESS,
JOSEPH z. BELL.
JAMES WATSON,
JOHN HODGES,
n THOMAS WATSON. Jr.
LAURENCE w. Packet,
DAVID WHICH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

Such are the facts, beyond all controversy on
both sides and the question is, ,uko is responsible
for The present. public debt?
Ii will be admitted that tha Wings could not
refuse 10 pay the debts theit predecessors had
contracted, Undergraduates made by them,
no matter how exravsgant or unwafrantabe
they might consider lhem-lhey could moi re-
Pudiais This might do for Locofocos, but sure
ly no one any where would require or expect il
Of Wigs
Then, it is clear that the party on the 4th
March, ISL, left the Government, then handed
over 10 the Wings, bound 10 raise owe: and a.
=6oSe any additional debts they might afterwards
contract, lie enormous amount Of lhirty-6ve mil
lions five hundred and lwehiy-seYen thousand
three bundled aud twenty five dollars, (s35. 527,
325y Bel you say that this sum included The
usual annual appropriations for The supper, or
The Government fofthe year 1871 lis not ma.
lerial whether thiSyast amount Of debt was OF
old OF new contracting, il was cast upon the
Wings, andhad TO Be met asdemanded, or the
Government eisgraced BY the ruin Of its credit.
But this was not all The liabiities.left upon The
Wings. Let Us gise.s few ont OF many adj
tional items, and prove il from tie Records.
Appropriated al the Extra Session ls4I, See
Hn Doe No 50 and Acis of that session
~ d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

Hron, ~ Mac York .9asriean. Of Taasaarsrtnizs
ANOTHER BLAST FROM TIE BUGLE.
NEW YoRK.-The frst shouts OF yic:orv are
coming Ii from Tie interior eities. whsrs eleo.
tons occurred % Tuesday.
WIG VICTORY IN HUDSON. i.
Ffon; De coIasabia Rspablieaa- Exfg,,
Hudson, n. Y, Tuesday. April Up AZ.
The cstyfsf Hudson, ia MIR. VAN BpRENs
own county, sends greeting TO all GOOD wig,
threaghouEshe Uhioa
eHs hare met he tasmy sa5lkty are euTs p,
After heated and closely confessed election
!. for city officers the Wings are TRiteMPiIANTs
aud We have selected CYRUS CURf1SS Aayof
Of ihe city. BY 81 najotity Of 50 saies. Last
ysss, Col. Darling. ne Locofoco candidate was
elected over his Fhig competitor ~ majori.
y Of IS totes-Whlg gaia los.
We are almosf surprised Al The result Our.
selres bat, wh1o ii Is recollectsd THAI the coz.
test was narrowed doua 10 HENRY CLAY. or
Martin Van buren,. PR0TECTlYE TARIFF.
or Revenue Tarif, Rhieh Is nothing more or
less than FREE TRADE IN DISGUISE. eli
wondsr ceases.
The Wigs have secured a msjnrit1 .ef the
Common Council. Thus Ne 60.
osksF lriumphs 10 he roun elections are nc.
slesd bul ue have nelfoom Cor them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
THE STATES vvHEELISe ISro LINE.

Maryland Massachusetts,. aud Rhode.
Island, have again taken their stand with
Vermont. Tennessee, North Carolina, and
Georgia, in the Wing Line and the town
elections in New York indicate that the
Empire State" will also Be true to tie.
cause Of the Country and the Consiilu.
ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

President Tyler's Birth DayIwas 4cele.
braied in Philadelphia On The 30lh ult. by
about three hundred persons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
Produce.

"A LII kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE Will
a be taken il exchange for Goods III:
April 4. r LOCK s. cos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

ces in ls40, doc. p. 4, Acls .. 81 s1o ass
mount for same (Sedeniary corps,
| suppose, for six months,
service, commencing Nov.
1910 to April 1871, same s.
pages oe7 81:
I" 4or Georg ia militia for seryi.
9ces in 1910 and l841, same -
pages 7S, 40.
/" for arrearages for roads, har-
.bors, &c. same pages 40 O0C
for Greenough's statue or
Washington. contracted for
by previous Congress, same
3 doc. p. 6, and Acls 80 90, LOO
g forihe Navy Pension Fond,
which had been TO that en-
tent exhausted by previous
administrations, and was Of
course debt against the
Treasury. Same doc. p. 3,
and Acts PSI I3s, 66(
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

To whieh add amount voted in
1871, fotsame. as above set forth in
detail,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

Capt. Elias Ednunds and John Mar.
shall, Esq are shs Wing candidates fpr
delegates u FsuqOiet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

RHODE IsLAND.-The annual election. took
place in Rhode Island on wednesday. There
was no regular opposition TO the Wing ticket,
which was elected throughout
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

From which deduct cash bal
snee in The Treasury On The
4lh March, 1871, exclusive Of
deposiles with the States and
the unavailable funds due by
defaultihe banks, as ascerlain-
ed from the books Of the Trea-
snrer Of the United States,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11
$34. 665.269 SO.

Fhe above balance 1852 055 6l) 10 the Urea
sury does not include The sum Of $500, 900 Irus:
funds TIL. SMITH, Register.
Treasury Department, Registers Office,
August 9Th 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

The nisfnbfssenialian Of The Loco FOeo
presses, o. he subject Of The Debt pnsh<a Srsr
b. The Van Buren, Aaninisuafioa, 90 lis se,i:e-
meni in Match IslI. is 'eOmPIeiely resated BY
The oficial Docnmenis from HE Treasury
DsosIlueat. The Winchester Yirginiaa,- and
lis kindred iibellers. may patch np What state
nen,s they please. 10 myslify lhe facts, and Re.
Pudisie ~ Obligations Of their favorise--siill
their unbiushiag effrOntery cannot dissipase the
liens below.
Read Register Smiths statement from the
DOcanen.s quoted By Mr.. Csrulhers Of Tennes-
see, and judge Of .he ensrmily Of The atiempt 10
impose 1poa yOur inIelligsnce.
l27ih Congress, ID ses.l House Of Rep
Doc No. PSI.
Liabilities Or the Treasury. March 4, al. AaE<
10, 42-read and laid upon the table.
Treasury Department, n
!. Registers Office, August 8, 1919 {
Sir-I haveihe honor TO transmit aSiare ment
OF the amount for which the TreaspT was iia.
BILE on the lth March, 1871, prepsfed in eompli-
anee With a resolution Of the House Of Repre-
senlatiVes Of the 9Th instant.
have The heaor To- be sir,
Your oeedlent servant.
r. l. SMITH.
Hon. Jons wHrTp, speaker or the
/House Of Representatives.
Statement oT The amount, and for which the
Treasury Hds liable on the 4ih March, Is4I, a.
greeable 10 resolution OF ihe House or Repre-
sentative, Of The 6th August, 1912.
specific aPpropristions OF all
fluids undIavn on the Alb
1/March, ls4l,k S27, I34, TAR 80
Indehnite appropriations drawn
between the 4lh March and S~~-4
3lst December, lSAl, III, 269 Ie
Treasury notes outstanding on #
The 4ih March, 1871, 662l.33 44
~
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FIRST GUN FROM oHIo.-Au election
took place in Columbus, Ohio, on Tuesday last,
for Mayor and other city officers. The Wing
Mayor was chos by 81 majority, and wAigs
and Locofocos elected 10 the Council II was
the largest vote ever taken 10 the city. and Co
lumhus as The capital Of the State, may be taken
as an indication or The vots Of the State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

. And yon have the amount he j
wings sefe bound to raise in ls42
81 pay dsmpcra,ie liabilities, S9,0oI 5
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AND ONE (IF NOT Two) u S SENATORS.
The Wing triumph ID Connecticut, it would
seem, has had The effect Of curing Senator Niles
of his insanity. The New York Journal Or
Commerce says The Hon John Nj Niles, or
Connecticut, Who has been detained BY ill health,
has 90 far recovered that be passed through ne
ely of Neg York on Friday morning on his way
"a Wash inptnn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-11

Statement oTthe amount, and for which the
Treasury yl liable on the 4ih March, lS4l, a.
greeablef6 resolution OF the House or Repre-
sents,jTa. Of The sth August, 1912.
The New York herald., 1844-07-22

Correspondence Of the Herald.l

Correspondence oil the Herald
MONTREAL, July 10, 1874.
Macrsady IN Canada-Disiiked as an Actor Ter.
ribtc Coraagration- Tledfricdis
Yesterday was day Of excitement, and its
closing scene one Of grandeur and alarm
Imprimis: Mr.. Macready whose sickness prevent
ID his acting on Monday, made his first appearance
most crowded and fashionable audiences II was
yer my lot TO witness. The patronage Of the Co
sernor did much 10 bring out the ION. Mr..
Nacready called on his Excellency the f,si day of
MS arrival. dined with him, and has been faed ever
ince The Montrealers have some pretensiops TO
iramailc knowledge, and unsparIng indeed is their
criticism; they are taken aback with dsappuint-
nent, and proclaim the great lragedlan a whining,
edlons actor. One gentleman In my hearing ex-
laIineu, "My God!-1wish that man would leave
rh his osmnable faces; they are to pa,ni,l 10 en-
lure" No matter, the Governor has taken box
or each night, and the satellites will follow he
great luminary. Mr.. Rodney, the manager. will
cap good harvest. His gentlemanly department.
and punctuality in monetary affairs has stamped
aim a favorite.
Mrs. q. Jones and M. s. Johnstone are worthy
ind great favorltes
The theatre was no sooner closed than an alarm
of fire was given, which proved 10 he the Court
house, handsome and substantial building ] was
,af an hour witness Of the scene ere an engine
was on The spot; the result is the total destruction
Il the building. During the height Of lls rsge fire.
man was stationed on window sill, holdiI & the
nose, wnen large piece OF Inc Glh2iDg corner lel
lpon him, and he rolled back into the flaming
yuiPh. A Simultaneous shout OF horror from The
multitude gave token o the nte nsity Of their feel
ing; hope had fled; luckily he still clunglo the hose
few seconds, and he appeared again, and was
cued from an aw full death, not without scorch-
ug, assure you The building, II IL supposed,
was set OH fire by an accomplice Of Mecule, mer-
chant, ,gcsnfned for stealing.
/ witnessed the uooring of the color by 90 High
'anden; the sight beautiful; ibsIr precision in
lacilcs, added to the gorgeousness OF their dress,
make them peculiarly Interesting.
When the pipers, sixteen in number, struck up
i" The Campbplis are coming" and then the foil
band playing Bonry Highland Laddy," my heart
sarn,ed for "Aud lang syne." Mr.. Croz,er, the
conductor, has made The 93d one cf the most eff.
.ient bands the English army can boast of; there
re half dozen brothers, certainly the cleverest
musical family Ireland ever produced. The Drum
Maj,r, Mr. Casey, s the only survivor in the regi-
n-n from The battle Of New Orleans. received
rom him hear-re nding description Of the on
ssught Lennox, the Scotch comedian is here,
md opens ut the close Of Matready's engagement;
e IS grea, favor,te in Canada, and is duly sppre-
lated by his counrymen. voRTkI.
The New York herald., 1844-07-22
GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS.

A ~ The steamboat PILOT, Gait. H. Eagles,
gi,l rue 70 the ti.hiaE hanks 0. saIusd'y.
both, and monday 12d inst storsrg fer pas
Amo. street 7h A. Canal street. TX Csth ui.s
T,sry Baah'yn: P,.s ,tr.s5 sh sud per 81 rs
e view the Bos,idcaton. On ruInias. win land the
will be nishsd bf ard ncdrate charge Bait srats.
Iens and ,eite hmen on board lsA cents zach way
Fort Hamilton lsvios s,ha.ile Ferry, Brooklyn.
M aad Pier N At 6k O'Clock, reforming ssrly The
will and at the above places Fare l2H cents
each jvfe e<ts-
The New York herald., 1844-07-22

Bosror CrrY GRAYs.-This elegant military corps
reached this city yesterday at 2, 7. M, by the
Philadelphia railroad train With the thermometer at 81
70 % deg in the shade and with uncouded sun whose
drec, rays were scorchng hot may be truly said IN
double ssnse that guests met with warm reception
The band which accompanied them dscoursed
music that delighted every We regret to state that
very serious sccdent becl Edwin Bouldin, member OF
the First Baltimore Light Drogoons whilst en- his way
Yesterday to oin)n the escor5of the visiting military,
Company from Boston. Mr. who Is qnte young man
and son of Mr. Alexander J. Bouldn, surveyor, was
thrown from his horse in Exeter street few moments be-
fore the accident without however sustaining any in
Jury On nearing Gay street briige, his horse very
,pifited animal again took fright and dashed sf at fu-
rious rate keeping clear Of every thing until he reached
tho bridge. Here his rider was brought in con.
hurled TO the ground with terrible force Tho acci-
dent was witnessed by number Of persons, who hast.
snsd to give relief The unfortunate young man was car
ried into Dr. 0ross Office where he received every at
tenton The injuries sustained BY him were numerous
His right side was much bruised a. was also the right
side OF his hssd and Of his legs was broken There
10 very little hope Of his recovery amH July ~