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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

- = FOR BOSTON VIA. NEWPORT AND
x i:PRGVlDENtE-Fare ~ Do;ign - ~
NeMp3r aoi Poyle9ce isl, 81 a.,,sT re new ff"m ,"
,,n ra, c, f HYrrlny.tre north SIDE 5P VI hrg"if
day. from Nc,v-YorS TUESDAYS. ThniayI ana .s,ay
Fr,, proyidence vip Newport every N"nd.y; Netiu!
md Frlny immediately after tho ARRIVAL ui the sto,t. ~
train from Boston The New jersey + new n"ai oa i @ @
nmmler of elegant State Rooms, and lifted up ~ me p.'
possible - sa'lie.i ~ m .t i" h,, ~ ,','7'-' - Je5
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MACklE & LEVERETT,
COMM MISSION oIERCHA ANTS,


No. l07 WATER STREET,
below Wall street,
JOHN MAcKiE, late hackie. Oakley 4 Jennison. y V
josiah 5. LKvERsTA late Leyeiett & Thomas. } "
Dealers and Wrought Nails nnd Spikes Axes Tin
Plate. Banca Tin Lead Copper Zlnc. Speltcr Wire Eng
sb American and Rssin Sheet Iron, Hoop Iron Braiser
Rods Band-iro Nail Spike Rods, Shovel Spades. Cast
Steel ads Tacks and Spar.owbiI Bras Kettles. Timers
Tools Scotch. English x American Pr Iron. &c
Fire Proof Safes and Iron Chests OF all sizes mis- I'm
OFFICE OF RECEIVER or TAXES.
Old Aims House. Park
PURSUANT 10 resolution OF the Board o supervisors
adopted Mny 81, lSI4 public notice hereby gwen thni
ay the I'd Section the enable the Supervisors o. The
City money by passed May ID ISL the SAID
Bocd correct any erroneous assessment when may nave
made by the Assessors of either O the ards Tor the yea!
1913. Application such relief 10 he made 10 the Board
within three months after the o said act ftooi must
be given by the affidavit OF the applicant BY other legal ev
ience the erroneous did result from
neglect The Of the persons applying Tor re
lei.
Notice also hereby gwen all persons who have petition
Ell the Common Council 10, reei from erroneous taNaoH thai
& neW applications under SAID act to ihe bqaT O. Tef'oH
June6 1871. Lies Receiver ofTaes.
RoiLER fRON-The Subscribers prepared to furnish
IL Boer fon OF mt quality and waTanied OF any diIen-
sions-aso Iron suitable or locomotives end Ercsons Pro-
fS Meg made aGRb6ck tHis lisH Mos fat ff C E West
ss kNNa .asi sRSFS RSTf FFSs9 e e. al Is y souA
IO0nO Beans EEa MS. STRAW &! wRAPplNc PAPER.
i"' i.5o do do Wh,s Tea do do So do
l0oo do Assorted cooied Shoe d. u
For ,ai- by CYRUS w. FlEl.l.s 2 Bnrlins slip. NJ!
OOIi.ER IKON-Ihe Subscriber. are p:epL ed to furnish
u Boiler Iron OF first quality a1d wnnaried OF any dinen
'Ti NIT made \ MGRboGK iSIs t;2a IEaIT C.
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25Iaw6ua

~ PURSUANCE. oi an order o. the Surrogate
,.,.s,', h,sIos cl,,n.s - ans, THOMAS HAGGGETY
he ot the u, u Np lrrk, Bros, tolud,, ircrised 70
.s-nt r >si tbs ,oucea tser-oi n ,h snb,er-t
th. Cty oi Nef ork beor ~ fifth day OF JuD- ueu
Dated New ork. the "a dly ~ Dsc.tnbef, 1913,
II lawtm libhE. p.NN n rN'eptsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

IN PURSUANCE OF m order ci The Suuogaeoi
,b Cuntv Of Ny, Yo.k notice Is hereby given TO al ~
:op> b.yjn. CLAIMS 4stiost BENJAMIN D. EDH ARDS
ls of The CRY of New ioTk, uhysi,sn igcessc %
The SAM with thy ,oucl.f dr'yol 20 te >ubNeno HA'i
,,. come, ag r, id ~ and l7th street. The City Il
New York on of beinr the isy Of jun
Dated New NosS. the tweunrth isy oi lec.mh.r 3ll
t2l Law 6rn- fANtf =. I'll" Ahus.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
ANnREnL MENEELY

sraa=>, WARRANTED CAsT-sTEEL Encs T'.s
- TOOi.S-Tbe reul genuine Consei Cons Iber lSs
a Il canony be had AZ % ttomsy fS ,t,I NV eys
IA they are made and finished WIN Mln = ~; ;hsru; S
hands therefore tecnHIIrrS.is - as;ssI I
and George Briggs i, Co.., Plat 81 Ih-s ss e
BIZ Osborn & Little az 2 Fulton strce stamped
my make. aud designed to Geceiye Nine I5rlJ
thus: y" Conger New York. 50 Attorney street.
de9pq, es s 70 Dealers Please observe the 'i18Ry j6y coSG
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put,,,c Stock E,chnn-e, ,June !.


sales of Real Estate at auction, june Z.
BIZ n. j. Bcechcr & Co;
The lot ground Fuusifeet, next 20 the Garner oi
House Known II, No. Pelham street. and lo Il fee, by
DEBT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
& rer cent Stocks kS..................siS30 81 S3 0l3 %
.....................ts1l j. .O3l 1t3 -
AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. anuD W 80 =,
Relief notes IN circulation
Bearing per cent int. ............Sl, ~, 4ia 68
- .............. III .bJ6 W
s., ,l64. .OS5 IS
Domestic Creditors-scrp outstanding. ....... 1864 10
Interest on Loans. due ls February, 1874. a5425 10
Total................ siC.05l,74 Is
PROPERTY OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
Stock in sunlry Corporations par value. :2h2 80
Public Works of constructionl j6,3I5 VI
Public bindings and Grounds at Harrisburg test. $1,000 80
Money due Lands unpatcn,ed testimatei .JCU g
Staie Arsenals. Powder Magazine, &c do..... lJuJ 20
Total. s3l les 972 81
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them when applying Tor renewal al,o specially rcques'd0
apply wnn the nloye. AVOID the peaaIies q M
New-Ynrk. Mayors Office. May 6ih. lSi nyll tGi
.,-1:l-. CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN Ci9Chs.-,
The .nt'scIber. Nhn awarded n,,yin" n5 i a. .
"a the NeSY York sIhc FAIRS of 1872 and lois i3f w
Ga best tuned Church Bell. md also Silver Mein i1
the Dest Bell and Dipoma tor Town Cicck. eiD.
bted the Far u the Amencan Institute October Hsa
prepared nj his Foundry u, West Troy. Nc"-fok q ~
nh Bells ot from - TO- 100 lbs made III. be-t mAfrrah an
wBrrHn'ed ,tnnd and please-fusten 10 uefh m
proved Gas, iruM Yokes with hoyeab Arms The ineiea,5
demand ur his Bell Il the lst evidence that - ghen,
hf eNceence OGer have Leen received from the Cenas5
and almost all the States and about ~ have ifn innhhel
different pace ~ the state Of Ney. ok from bis fo1on 1,
T"wg rlochs Leven= and Surveying lnstruIenh 'oppe
inI sn!s I'm aSDRE,. NENEEiY
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. FOR LONpON.-Pncket oi j.

- FOR LONpON-Prcket OF June 9Oil-l'ie packer
- hip Ql EiEC, 7. H. iebard. master, VIII si'' IL
- above. her re-uar day. ,..
For freight passage having superior accommodations a'
'''y ." '''' tRiXNEJL. MINrt' 'RN X co. : Souihs.
The pucke, ,hip W WELllNGTON. n thAl"lcf. na'er'
will succeed the Quebec and u Jry iuh her regular iay'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

E,iiE Foundry lvnerly Of No. 80 E!rdge street, VIII DC
WILLIAM l.. MILLER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

! CHOVELS 4 SPADES-5n Dozen low priced article
| - for SHELBY MURDOCH. LEAFLl,i.& ".
r,IT u r-f stfcst-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

IN THE MATTER Of the attachment azains, the Es,a'ed
WiImin H. NewboId and john H. Nc~bod, non re'ide5ts
IRI' SIZES SALE.-The undersigned WI ell a pooE,
hxchansy in the Cts Of New York the eighth day Of !us
ney al II o'clock noon all tho real and pcrona stated
Iyinm H. Newbod and John L. Nexbold non resrlea, te
ors vested m the undcsgue which has shall by thai diI
cne Ia their hands Trustees OF TIE Estate OF said nunfeS
rut debtors II any liens against such real and personal
estate which vnd e> To the i,''ns oi the siaeh
nrrdp dine notice thereof given the undersigned by sal
l,-Iln,.I No NntE Mn Nh ISL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

-c. = 81 MINER ARRANt, t.MtiN l. 10 c"''
m1a,e Ap, s I'd ISL S sr,SS E,Sk kShtRS66paD RhIR6aD
fI[T rIa Norwich and Wurccster dey sundays 'Ncsp,
H. qcek ~ ;oW IsI X AoT@ gaP E'S' : ii ~ Van NJ
s,bii, , leays every Monday. Wednesday AMI
The steamer CLEOPATRA CAPT J. IA. niS'in VIII 'si'e T
syery Tues.lay Thursday and Sa;uniay = :. T. ,-,sd
~ Passengers far Boston wI he ior'snrdet py hAluu
;6ut chrrse Of Cars ~ Baggage Immediately On '- ai'
Va ot ~ rseT inarna,on inquire of D. L. ALE y t;pad
.ny oroi H. HAYWOOD. Freight Ase"i 'o' th Ai'e' d
tho "ilic- the wharf. - , ,,,.ouo, ,t
\ n. Az AZ ',Sfro'., 5. ''i' '''''' e.3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
HENRY ROSWELL. L
InnN kNN NOR

A.r.SUP.iLLEN Attorney. s.. WAL ,t. ny, laws
N tie matter OF attachment ngain the estate :" W H
Naybuid and john l. NeNhpd,nnn re- dent d"hirt No
ry-hc undrr.,suei haze been duly upoD'ei hy the lino
nhle T. ~ T,LLN >pGg, Recorder o Tie ~ OF NJ" \ g,
R(JI ID and JOHN l.. NEWBDn. non rr7:cnl detof., he
uudcrgned therefore, hereby reirc. hat all persons meet
M r sn, debtors render account oi eil tes
md ,S oi money OWING by them respectively. 10 such s
;r by the ilccu,h dny o June next and pny the 'ne lh
pcr>nt wing their possession property nr effects
sad debtor, deliver the the sad Trustee, by That taE
That all the creditors o SAID debtors deliver Their repec1e3f
counts and ennu,s To the SAID Trustees. oi '-m b
the inst day OF July next IN
of 4 L. \ H. f. Allen. Attorney g., Wa-.iree,.
ELIJAH VI. CARRlNGTON.
HENRY ROOSEVELT. Trustees.
mis- itw6w JOHN RiYNOR,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

MANILA CURDAGE-3u coils Manila COrdnge. all 81
fl zes for sale by N o. ROBERTS ls Weststreet 90
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

ALEIN TfIECITY OF NEW ARK-A honss nr;
A and q; acrgs of Land. situated IN Souh Broad s ~
l The House 3 se; iicn By So Gp lnr,hou;
H. e" Stables Frt-Tres. sc. attached 10 ihe premise.
g fu rtber particulars inquire oi iSAAt AZ ~ = % m
u Il W " llaiI - tnu ~ ''N'''9'' . ;T'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

HTADDER-I5 casks prime Onbro, Tor sale by
Iva MS GRISNELL. MlNTURN K co. 7s South st
VERY SUPERIOR OLD MOCIIA a CoFEEE-For sale by
' je6 lw WiSNER & BUNKER. II old slip
STRICTI.Y PRIME ST. CRoIX sUGAR-Iu hhds bbl'-
- and hall bbls. for sale by
,efi iw WISNER & BUNKER. IL Old slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

:, ,, TO LET AT STATEN ISLAND. about i mleIi
~ from the South Saptton Fery-A very neat anu
I5H convenient Cott1-e coss;inz nt four or nVe In
out-nultn- sc. yard, garden. wth Vaie,y 81
,n,j. nt t-ujt VIZ ,oc>shcrreS, curranS craps ce
ne apples &c with well oi excellent waier ne nous
@ sno,,n NJ the Parsonage opposite the Bnpiist IhHci
m H. i,hmcu Road 4, 1T OF May Is,si 1t VIII he
rented oyso qn ,e n r. + Of S2f @ psHj q ~ 25 M W %
.Tree- ar Rev : WHITE. P"r Richmond, staten i,ll!.
B-Stages pass by the doc 10 the Ferry four of nv 5
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

We find the following account OF an earnest
effort to do good III a humble way III the last
Sailors Magasine of our City. We copy 1t in
the hopc Of interesting some OF our phianihropic
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08
DEBT OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Domestic Credltors-scrip outstanding ......
Interest on Loans. due lsi February, lsii...
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-08

FOE SALLY Farm Of 70 acres. IN the county Of
"a NiffleseA y J. X miles from south -inl'oy and :
ii.3 m,l, from the Railroad. There 90 the farm @2-
H. nsra s.I C,,t -horseS Apple Orchards. ard "tnef
rui; re Ths Farm ,l be sold c!eap. and imreate te p'
..s,nn given For particulars. sppiy q; O. SchIfe' cor, ~
oyenur and rh,treet ie;ie directed ~ nj this oics
u,.aytai n
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...r,,,c rAun11oN-rhi. we!Lknown Es,

sI1lPSONS n0TEl.-I1e sl'Scrilsi isnaer; @ m, NJ
r. tnanks 10 is friends ami patrons "r me oela! mad
hen, nt he ha> removed ,ners!r"m 10 ms ps.t
e. b,a hotel No 81 ia.kr; street which ma oeSn H.
-ed rnG enlarged all H. various
,r,i;., and Gentlemen desirorS u com .s
& -, sttIaon with all the advantages oi pIsus
% aI' s "a. nrSert location Offers every induceUcnt
RE m trs and bedrooms any aud con.eniSIi sad lhe
ems siiGf = q c:i'y.,l 10! 81 s.b - ia my92m
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Tho Assembly.

Dutchess, it is believed, has elected two Wings
and one Loco to the Assembly, Cattaraugus two
Wings; Cortland probably two Locos, but not
certain; Rihmond is reported to have chosen a
Wing; Franklin probably but not certainly ditto;
Sullivan Loco by very few votes Fulton
and Hamilton disputed. The Albany Evening
journal says:
aFuLroy AND HAMILroS.-We yesterday con-
coded the member Of Assembly in this county TO the
Loco Focos but We learn to day. with great pleasure,
thar Mr. CHEkrY, the Wing candidate, is elected BY
upwards Of 50 majority. The Wing candidate for
sheriff, il is said, is also elected by dozen
votes"
The Argus has it the other way. We shall
publish no list of Members elect until we can OBJ
tain q correct ono. The Argus divides the Sco-
harie men, whs were chosen on an Anti. Rent >
ticket supported BY the Wings. AT this rate, 50
Iocos, A Wings and Is Natives will compose
the next Assembly.
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and sent out of the City nearly Two Thousand
BeAind-3. 500 on Governor. While wing eiec-
tioueerers were croTding Native County ballots
;n,o The hands of many reluctant hie.hren' Inc
NATIVES were handing out Clay or Polk Electors
and Fillmore State tickets with ensire impair
TALLY. My, the Wright votes we'c pushed OF
5, airoitly by some of the Loco Native di=trloa-
tors as 10 push Wright far ahead and gTeauy
swell The majority against Fillmore! While we
were losing thousands of votes every where en-
account Of our alleged Nativism, We gained
ne,hing here, and actually vent cut OF Inc CITY
worse beaten than uaual
So much Tor profit and loss. The Natives tase
all and we get nothing, They might have given
u. the State and the Union; they chose to serve
their own ends and leave Us high and dry On the
shoals. And nov, shall we try this over again
If YOU ike it and think it advisable, you will do
SO ; but if you feel like some silly couatf5man
who has been decoyed into some disreputaole
haunt, had his clothes and money stolen, and
then been kicked into the street, you will think
twice before you consent to tail on to the great
Native Procession to morrow to celebrate 'herr
victory in our City. You will see quite as wen
little way off.
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Things in Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA Nov. LIP. d.
The North American newspaper has come out
for the Native American party. Thomas r New
bold, Esq. spirited writer, has become associated
with Fry and Chids, in the editorial department.
TRIAL FOR MuRDER.-In the Court OF Over and
Terminer, tomorrow, the trial Of Andrew McClain,
charged with the murder Of Sergeant Guyer, of the
Germantown BlHes during the Southwark riots,
will commence. McClain has been in prison sever
al MONTHS notwithstanding his counsel, Messrs.
Clarkson and Barton, have repeatedly urged his
trial. | predict his acquital.
SAD AccIDEsT.-The schooner Empress, small
vessel, supposed TO be an oyster boat, sunk yester
day al Chester Piers, and two men drowned.
Az INFAMOUS PLAY SroppED.-For two or three
days past The Managers ofthe Chestnut street Thea
ire have had announced the performance of iicen-
tious and immoral play, dramaiised from an infa-
Rlous work now in the course Of publication, called
" The Quaker City; or the Monks of Monk Hail."
founded upon horrible affair Of seduction and
murder in this city. Very prudently, Mayor NJ Call
took immediate steps TO have the play suppress
ed, and Messrs. Pratt & Womys have posted bills
TO thai effect this afternoon. TIE performance OF
the piece would no doubt have produced serious
consequences.
SrocKs-The sales to-day exhibit no material
change in prices, except State 5s, which Irile
States Bank Tell Oft !.
FTrst Boar-e5 ahrs Giranl Bank iOs75 do lO,-slOOO
Lshghee,, 1884, b5ds 3-s1Os9 50 State 70-$30 do 70
s51-< Lehyh NJ Lean $1,000 State IS, 5ds, 7O1-5 .hrs
SaaonG 4as isas R Note % Do %
2-lOo SIR, Wilmington Rid: =, $50 do. nv. S5-6O
Grard Bank, various ways. 1910 q S Bank cash 6I-
sl5 GO Stale s. ways. 104-lOG0 Tennessee Bona
inl. kt July, s..
SHIP NEwsAi3 P. M-C1earea Ibis afternoon
Brig J. Cohen Jr Mcfarland, Wet Indies Schr Albion
Bray, Boston y Marietta Ryen Whilden; Providence La
York steamer Erckson Ciaypole BALTIMORE
frrired-B=iqs Navarro, Cole from Pernsrnbuco. Brig,
VIM Rogers Harding, from Boston; Robot yValn scar
from do Sehn Princess, Racket. from New-Yolk; Elem
Boon, from Wilmington NC Hen, Emerson. from BALTIMORE
and TiSress, Thompson, from New.Ycrk.
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Proclamation.
BIZ wM G. soUcx, oogcaor afase STATE of Jnso- York

Ri VIM e. BOUCK Governor Of the STATE Of He''- f0TS
Another year has nearly drawn to close, and surrounded
a, we are BY ths unnubered blessings Gods PROVIDENCE
and race nothing can becoming and proper tnah 10
E esde nil secular and devote at least one Gay
az the many We are allowed call our own, TO devou
Thanksgiving and praise the Author OF the constant anu
unu,er.ed mercie, we people, permitted 70 ENJOY
lido therefore most cordially recommend that THURSDAY
THE TWELFTH DAY OF DECEMBER next, be observed
throughout the State, day Of Prayer. Praise anu
THANKSGIVING TO our great Father in Heaven our g'ncous
BeDesactor and Friend.
BY His mercuI providence have been permitted 70 ENJOY
tho comforts of e and religious, soca and pouca PHI
vIeses have been continued 10 During the past year. We
hayo been exempt from the of malignant ono
the earth has yielded her increase growing prosperity ma
been felt in all the business relations OF e and the peeo
gospel has been gradually but surely extending us benign IN
fnence Acunted by its dsve beneyolence, CHRISTIAN DIS
.ooses have not only aboed the waste and deoae
places of home blu. have forth to proclaim INNS nnu
h cnce TO the dark and benghted regions of the earth
Ercatop in al its departments, dung an increase oil
knoredre among all classes Of the community
th. hanamad of Religion Is making deeper ind wider I'M
n,r,xoa, and sending JOY and comfort into many desoate
household while peace and prosperity are dwelling Ia our
midst.
LIE, u.s. them rs one people, the day designated lay aside
Tho raes and The ordinary business Of e and give thanks
uuto God And with thanksgiving let US minele our
DYayers fo continuance OF the numerous blessings ENJOY
and especially that there be outpourng OF the Spirit oil
God To revive pure indebted religion the best
.scurty of our civil and political institutions.
In itne., whereof, have hereunto affixed my sane and
the privy zeal of the State, this eighth day Of No
L. ed HUNDRED and iorty.four. WIN. c. BoUCK.
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Court Of Common Pleas.
T,,l.,

H. Ni,xar orJ NI,rx b;s wifi, We Cnrl
1onh NdJI'' o"u M ~ -. ~ ,;,;,t -, No
Schnelhenn,l.-S'anucI ne ueIen. W ., i now.
ii5 DtooHe Ieet s.neu W ~ H.. - ,ho H. Mevrr
know who as stolen my 'noleynouuu ese aa . ,e
has stolen H. Inc acc',atlon' II suu, stys iio ,"
and became nolsed aDloau ciislns heye ~ ~ @
hIs business injured Veluct LOT phhtii 81 Dr.
Mr.. Stemer and Mr. uuryeh FOE deiendaht MI pechei a"
Mr.. L. Wilson,
Uah.as Cornls -Appication was made by Will
go ~ ,t,onev of " scbe,iler of the city of
n n, Iacob Nayer timer OF s2 Allen street be
al N ,yc IN To the care nm custody of said Schneider
s,po 10 rbI mn med Wilheminn Schneider ngel five years
u III. iv, ch tbe snid Wayer unlsily de,ans &c
'v,,t Tns Granted nnd the child brought before Judge
D,iv
"co MAYER made affidavit that he holds the child by virtue
,f yt nj nentethat he has bad possession and of
The child evc SINCE she WINS II DAYS o-ha she was delivered
70 n h Schneider at that time whom he supposes 10 her
% o., 10 a. thc honrd nnI cnre Of the child $40 month
ne ~ S =, he ,s Lui has maid nothn snce-thnt
ah ~ ~ 10 M - ,,aat IN onj cynense
saia ms =. ~, lila and IN nnving nbvscion's bil when
"a Sa @ a ria, ~ si2 bc onn;aJ 10
wa ck uso o' - ,h E IIo,.s si Isi,ve,pe o 70
the N,iiultS,".i, Vi 80 i.aS IT,. ~
them the care o me cLu s 's oce nouoieI p
tents-hht tne % I hI h 'i
Mayer ana Shlsthn ~ wlie soon oouq III, o
10 mem or 10 ehi iA au I'LL ~ n ,be J
as Ms own W. S III uu ~ a a h nv ssd
nome OF aI W, e i ~, " ~
they hh'e Two oe' c'u'ch' i"' "o 'oy "'o io'ueu !"
provide 80 =,
In answer ana deta 81 portion OF tese 1SSetlons. MI
Kunse male nilldavit oil having been aclnated WIN Nh nnh
Ms Schneider IN IeTany ana came WIN them TO TINS co-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-12

Total....3,I93 1879 2osoo % -oV
Clay's majority in OF counties 1914. Bggar's
ma iority in the same counties last year 49,
Wing gain 1852.
The Louisville Journal Of the 9TH INST. says
Gentlemen from Indiana assure US, that coin
parties there concur in saying that the State
has in all probability, gone for Clay.
A letter was received by the Postmaster at .' 20
lumbus, Ohio, on the It'll inst from Gov Wh't,
comb, of Indiana, stating that the State had
gone for Polk by very small majority: THIS
information was endorsed on the back OF a
letter received by Mr.. FlNLay last evening ION
the Postmaster at Columbus. Bait. Amer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-12
The Result OF the Result.

Now that II is all but certain that Folk ID
chosen Preaident, we begin TO hear some of the
consequences thereof. We will barely mention
some of them:
A heavy block of houses, which WAS to be
built in our City, has been contaminated. So
of several new factories in this State and else
where. One large establishment has already
contracted its business SO as to dispense with
l40 hands, and is preparing to contract still far
Their. Agricultural Produce has generally de-
clined in price in our market since the defeat OF
Mr.. Clay was rendered morally certain. One
man who had given orders to buy Twenty-Five
Thousand barrels Of Flour in our City has coun-
fernandez the order. A general depression per-
vades our Business circles. What is the cause
The Evening Post makes merry over the fall
Of Stocks, and another journal declares this tho
result of want of confidence rather than of
money! Sure enough! Our mon of Capital
and Enterprise have not con6dence-how should
they have Tin Loco. Focoism?
The Post cannot see how Polk triumph
should repress legitimate Enterprise and depress
BusinHss This is because the Editor never
listens to the Speeches made on his side OF the
house. If he will but go into Town or Ward
gathering of his party, he would see how indus
<riousy mis- colaborers strive to create envy, jea
ousy and hatred between the Employer and the
Workman. Wealth is regarded as proof pre-.
sumptive Of Fraud, and Profit as the amount
swindled from the hard earnings OF The workmen.
When such doctrines are preached universally,
boldly, successfully, is it rot time that Capital
should contract the sphere Of its operations, En-
terprise become timid, and Hope dubious Ii a
crusade against Wealth is TO be prosecuted, must
not Wealth hasten to bury its ingots and await
iuster public sentiment A fall of Stocks Texas
sxcepted) and of Produce is the natural conse-
quence.
If the results of this Election should prove
still more disastrous-as we do not see how they
can fail to do-if the overthrow of our Protective
Tariff should transfer the making of our wares
and fabrics from our own werkmen TO those OF
Europs-if an iniquitous War with Mexico should
still farther paralyze the business of the Country,
we say to all, Struggle manfully against all ad-
verse influences to the last Never despair Of
the Republic. But, if through this baleful result,
half the workmen in our Factories and Work.
shops should be deprived of employment, we say,
Let those who haze battled faithfully and
,zsaously to apert these ealamities BE their last
rietims. 1. is their clear right. They have not
regarded with envy or hatred the prosperity Of
their employers; they have not, Samson like,
united to pull down on their own heads the
edifee which afforded them sustenance and shell
tor. Save all if possible, and as long possible
but save these to the last.