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Trr FGnTs IN VlcSspuRcu-Thc following
, relation TO iho affair IN Vicksburgs already
nm,ioncd is fsgGo tho Cincinnati Daily CcmmoT-
a o. the 18th. We CO not think that credit ~
.. 4.,,J,>J =, ',
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RESPECTFULLY call tie attention OF tamlle'. fiSN.
an, nnd the public generally and country to tlo''
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u Tho Scrviccs OF fhc ,T.yentie.l, Ami

vcrsn.y OF the American Sunday School Union be held
~ the Church on Washington Square, uetay afternoon,
2 instant Mt O'Clock. The Sermon VIII BE- pirGced by the
Rev. lfm Il. iviliam ID u. Of New ioIk, the Spruce
Monday evening, 3 INST Service, commence at ococs
COMMITTEE of Arrangements Ambrose White LuHn =. Pc
cin iame NJ Lnnar los +. Lon uce j. Fisher l.eaHinE
rhllnieiph!a. Mnr IL ISL. mis- q
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syAN nnEE\'% SOLAR SPERM OiI.-Warmnied III
rer,sI m every ,ect To the hesI Sperm and much 'i'
s. rltst,ti To- cn aud examine Tor tcnsc.ya,. al
h, or. STORE. - N,v street -i}"h'N
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rEyIIE FINE NRTS.-Now exhibiting at the late AFoLip
Gall l.I;N, corner Of Broadway ard th7nn'-, tt
.rfronrs IN iau-,.> str-s; collection u tlis lit f Fs
mo, IN orer Those wn" haze sen TIE iI't - ere ~ -,
, .onoinre TIL, sui-tCn tu he cglE. L. siY 'I uafe
l,,riui.i ri. iNI
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ny j. w. Dodge, 4riist.
No le2 BrQ0lno-st. near Bfoad"S. '' wa"
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HfANCFNCTuREES DEPOT FOR SIRNN EyO''H
Iii-UNr@ { APPS NC-Rrmuyed t. lu4 r,id STREET
The ,t1rk well worthy thu attention ol purchasers ~ M
, 1r 70 81 the latest style and the subscriber guarantees f"i
f i, mad pr,e shall give cuiin, i'SiArpn Ia 'hnr'h
adj discriminating buyers. tEp HhillDl. w. 'l'l'
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Nory TIN, con, on pnfccs Sos nud have been putlG
Term o ,n 10 per cent ct thu pnrc.e money 10 be pad
go NM. ,y oi 81, ~ pee cent. tie delivery ui me deeds
ni The ttn. benz 20 yer ccu. remain ou bond uud
lf - q g.y cent "a I'l' tti J'i' ~
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MN BOOKS f;iS tr )s.- ,! -. cas-. APt~t "a.
IN, ,ah-rf.r .nf'ns,g Fl, - Dr., opcy M. {al=-
sure 81, tij ,s $50. = a -rFi'- - ie3'N 1i1 afiae'
..q--s 20 ,-,il l-c,, sao gGtl8a- nn- te-I- -
soon - -,I ! large ass,'yns u sand 80 ,ls "a
40 ,..--. I'm. -fsg,, EZRA CDt.i.liE.
mis- Ig-ils!.I,s 10 N-s,la -
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ti5 NBLE Gpt >fHi SEAT tN4i sSsSt
= FtEiiS 10 Eiushin1 ..s hinf.-5'i,. 5sNe''~
: = 1,...k - ;a- lier-.-,t !,cnlse i Iii1,'f !
-'iEFt'KsR = 90, ier on'-r'- - "-e ai ife .s.y.
@ -,iy .,-.-, r i,t Il. tItr, ,.cgas 1., lll1.nefy
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IS A. NJ Prncipal-A Boar,iia- School for bows L miles
i.on y Y City and miles moth Of Newark: Essex GO J.
Terms nurlrrnte Circulars the Book Stores OF VI W
Dold Brick Oh. Chapel Lenvirt. TOW 20 l4. Snxton
q Miles. Do Broadway end j. :. Taylor. lS Ne'.4u-'t
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pIFN~E MEAD TNI~ :

To- Persons from the ,,tu. the Cltg, VIVA may
b. n, ron, OF enEaeiE. tie J 1 ;h- above vufes. y
please inaly H. above The liberal COMMISSION lo't'
NIL lili>
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~ Sccon,! Advent OF Chrisi.-Flder II. Y.

Teal viii lecture the above SUBJECT . Hall known
Chelsea Temperance Hall No. iiS S Avenue. three times
Sunday the u,ta! hour,. The public invited
y attend mis- L.
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- SccOEt5 haven't OF CHRIST ~ haitd.-
Lectures three time. SUGdny s. l.rkes Building,
nsr Hudson aud Grove streets also meetings week
ul which oicc given from the leSk Sundays.
Brethren Whiting and Chande De- expected preach
Tomorrow Brother Chandler VIII lecture also Mondny
ming. It
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
Things In Phuade,nb,a
CORRESPONDENTS OF N. rribn-..

fHiLApELFAIA March Il
TnE CREW OF THE GaAMrus.--Ths s,,m :.
tw-iYe hnndrd aud ulnsty doliar has bern coll
this cy for th- relief The widows and orpans Of tbs
ieFlshel on board the U Sttt-s schooner Gtampu.
IHg ELECTION OF To -MoRRow-The rnn,a.
Of to-,norow, for " ard officers Will be w .f
CITY and county. Ihs Nhlgs are aciiYe d-te,miJ w
4 honorable thar wi" ensure >rccrss and r,s, &
tneLds rAy achrvr tNtctofy only the citr bn, =
the aJnn districts. The Ni;ve American psyr I .
uckrts formed many Wards and ussus every s,.,
10 poll heavy vnt~. NSs
rHE CUsroM IiouSE.-The axe has acain hu..
Gated INTO 5.quis,ton the Fhl.dsIphi. Custom R
I've OF the ins,scJrS-wh0 dared profess ,her noi.
ference iorftinnTS Gtsyhire teen and thsr
x resumed filled Is plan; tool, If Joha ry, ~
of ,hs sNlnsvetoIs r4wfor Fos,e: osd M s,
linz.
VIOLENT Ss>uLT.-Recorder Vaux. yestr-S =,
tsInoou committed coloed named Chaile, N.v,r
Tor yiosnt assault aud battery, with intent 20 XII un
woman, considered dancer Tor two NOAH
Sn,MEFUL.-Chsistopher Lilly, the aoorlous
pyze fighter, appeas upoa the stage of the National Then
tomorrow evening.
STocK M,RKEr.--A very small business was
to-day stocks. and prices generally tsGdd domus,,.
The only transaction IN STATE S. was sale the tst Bw
u 81 600 90 state down - Il! Pennsylv ana S,rS
fell li I: United states Bank StGG ar a. tsir.rd Bsst
GctS SOLD discount ut oAiy ) per cct. Al the Stcocl
Board but ,es occurred VIZ: 81 coo State 1915 attn
shares PENNSYLVANIA Bank, D. hat " notice, at "a.
SALE OF TEAs-THIS DAY--TermS, mos
2s6 If chests YounS HySon al I6 IS cents chests 20 10
S2 cents 2b boxes do do, 6s SO BIB do do csp,
Ii malt chest Gunpowde 70 q s. hail DO imperal
81 ;6 cents; Is half DO Chu % 33s ccats y lob by,
do SO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
IMPORTANT
COUNTRY MERCHANVe'

ILL
All who visit the city this Spriag should no. , ,is
their first business call at so Gold street. near
ami the Patent Sole Factory, and in the msah, 10.
jor Themselves and their particular frtere' a.
samples Of ,a s0LE
HUNTS .IMpRoyED SCREW RlVET sop
and HALF soLEs." which are prepared 10 "1 y
and patteIns and warranted saving to ie ts
than ypsr cent over the article 4a' 4a',;.,uyS
time combine the taste and elegance OF the hoss
manshp fine boots sc. for wnich the t'n0s 'v 1n -
cularly desigped-whils the half soss for sa.
are made to be sewed on in the usual manns' II II
boots, Sc. combining equal beauty Wtta W.
bitsty. vou prtS
said Napoleon soles that the indented stamp
PATENT SCREW RryEr, Aug. l7,h. iSss.- Is 'fN ,.f !
The KENrUcKY MISsrRELs, with :hsa,.ic 70 cpsn.e.
other talented performers, ar playing h.snnr
fashionable and delighted audiences. LOOK W.
rich this evening. :,sps5s
~ The Hutchinson Family most respee.iag1 t.s
to the public that they will give Their sooi'h ga
Entertainment for the season the TaheInsei
on Thursday evening, March 2lss 1874. fi0S'- nsAS
tuIe advertisements.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

failed, by Yeas 60, Nays 100, to lay it on y,
tabls-was referred to the Committee Of =:
Whole on the Union.
The House adjourned.
In SENATE, during the morning hour, the psp.,
unLmPortant matters were disposed Of
Mr.. PORTER, from the Committee on Ro,s.
and Canals, reported back without amendnss,
the oll TO construct d canal round the Falls :,
Mary at the opening OF Lake Superior
ihe bill to grant quantity OF land TO :mp,or.
the navigation OF Fox and Wisconsin Rive,
was debated and further postponed.
After bret Executive Session, the SgS,,,
adjourned. Apcrs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
New York Legislature.

ALBANY, March II.
In the SENATE, the bill to reduce the capital and
renew the charter of the Oriskany Manufacturing
Company, was read third time and passed
Ayes 25 /; Noes 3.
In the House, Mr.. Dickinson, from the Canal
Committee, to which were referred the petitions
for the use of the enlarged Canal at Rome--sub-
mitted report in writing concluding with recon-
mendng the passage of the following resolution.
Resoired (f the Senate concur that the Canal Commis-
s'oue havins chaIge hs portion OF ths Ere oana mich
which has been constructed through the yiliage Rome
resolution contained nor the u- OF 4vw canal for the
purposes aforesaid shall impose The State pecunary
liability OF the construction OF such caua
The resolution was adopted, with an amend
ment authorizing instead Of requiring the com
missioners 10 put the new canal into use.
The bill to amend the exemption law came to
It's third reading, and the question was on its final
passage.
The bill passed, passed, ayes S5, noes II.
Mr. HUBBELL laid on the table Joint resolu-
ton fixing on the 10th of April for the adjourn
ment of the Legislature.
Mr.. MANN gave notice of a.b relative to Com
mon Schools III the city Of New ork.
ALBANY, Wednesday, March 10 q
In the SENATE the resolutions relating to the
Canal through Rome were debated and laid on
the table.
In the HOUSE, the resolutions of Mr.. YouNGs
against opening the Canals and Railroads on the
Sabbath were laid on the table. The State Pris.
ons bill was farther debated, and adjourned with.
out final question. The bill is now taken out
of the Committee Of the whole, and is in the
House on the question of agreeing to the report
of the Committee. We believe, with the excep.
ton OF MIR. Bosworths amendment regulating
the appointment of the officers of the Prison, &c
the bill has undergone no material amendment ex-
cept reduction OF the appropriation from
100000 10 $4,000.
I We learn from Sandwich Island paper
that Messrs. Lee & Frost, belonging to the Meth
odlst mission family at Oregon, with their faml-
hes, left Honolulu November 9th, in the bark
Behrlng, Snow, bound to Boston.
The RTER.-Thc ice broke up yesterday al
ternoon near Columbia street bridge and ran
down about fifty rods. A warm rain storm from
the South, which is now falling, Will probably
give US free navigation in few days.
Albany Adv. yesterday.
u The Cleveland Herald mentions the arriy
al there, on the 9th instant, of the first steamboat
this spring from Detroit. Last year the first ar
rival was on the 18th Of April.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

METHODIST CoNFERENcE.-Th Baltimore An.
nual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church commenced its session in Washington
City yesterday. Upwards of two hundred preach,
ers and four bishops Of that respectable denomi.
nation were expected to be III attendance on the
interesting occasion
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
Nominations.
From our Special Correspondent.
W,sHISGroS "Wednesday. Marc

rom our SpeclaI CORRESPONDENCE
Warrington Wednesday, March 13, 1914.
Mr.. WALwoRTHs name for the Supreme Court,
and that of JOHN Y. Mason for Secretary Of the
Navy, have just gone into the Senate. Wal
worth | think will not be confirmed. Mason
will accept and be confirmed.
CALHOUN has accepted-this knotc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

Pembroke and Chichester Wing.
A slip from the office OF the Portsmouth Jour
nal says the Wing ticket prevailed by a decided
majority over all other tickets. The vote for
Governor was as follows: Colby, (Whig) sos !;
White, (Con9 1873, (Steele, (Rad. l84; Holt,
tLb9 3e giving the Wing candidate clear
majority OF l02 votes. The whole Wing ticket
for Representatives was elected by about the same
majority. We'll done Portsmouth.
In Concord there was great strife for Meder
ator and VIC learn that choice was not effecte d
up to nine O'Clock in the evening, when the meet
ing adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
By This Mornings Mail.

ANNEXATION OF TEXAs.-lt is stated IN the North
American Of yesterday morning on the authority OF
gentleman who assures the editors of the accuracy
of his information, that MIR, Tyler has signed a
Treaty for the Annexation OF Texas to the Cmied
States. Should this be true, the monstous aci
requires still TO be endorsed by t'eo-tftrds OF the
Senate before it becomes possessed Of vitality aid
the nower 10 DO mischei.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
The Present Tariff and the LOco-Foco
SnbslitEte.

Better take what we offer you, is the insult
inp admonition of the Free Traders to the Home
Industry of the Country If you don't you vii
fare worse Such is in effect the threat of The
Evening Post, Journal OF Commerce, &c. Who
are you, Sirs that so threaten us who IN sub
stance brand as monopollsts' nne-tenths OF the
Producing Glasses in the Country? The Tailor
Shoemaker, Halter, as well as Farmer and Artl
san, are all protected by the present Tariff; how
do you propose to punish them IN case you ever
have the power But we are not yet vanquished
Messicurs and till we are 1t Is idle IN you tt
proffer terms of surrender Wait till we ask
them!
The idea that the Vandal Tariff bill is any
sort of compromise between Protection and Free
Trade is simply ridiculous. purely and wisely
adjusted Reuenue Tariff with no idea of Protcc-
ton. would afford more rea! Protection than this
bill does. The levying of Twenty Dollars ton
on Rolled Iron, and of thirty per cent. on all
Manufactures of the same, is clear discrlmina-
ton against our Home Industry. The Agents
of British Manufacturers can inundate our Coun-
try with their wares under this Tariff, paying
less duty thereon than our artisans oooutd pdy
ON the ra,o MATERIAL Yet this is called Inciden-
tai Protection and we are told that 1t gives our
workmen thirty per cent advantage over their
foreign rivals! The cheat is transparent.
Now compare this Loco Foco legislation
against Home Industry with the Whigprovisions
on the same point in the present Tariff. After
providing effective protection to our laborers by
cogent specific duties on almost every possible
variety of Manufacture of Iron, the clause is
wound up as follows
Pyovided That all articles partially manufactured not
otherwise provided fer sha the same duties II wholly
manufactured find Prortded atS0 That no articles manu-
factured from steel rod hoop ether kinds OF Iron,
shall pay less OF duty than chargeabe the mater al
which composed whole OF ~ pat[ paying the htgh.
est rate of dutu either by weight value and duty IF
fifteen per aG valorem the cost othe article added
thereto"
Phe clause of the present Tariff of which we
have quoted the conclusion, has set thousands of
wheels in motion, securing employment and far
wages to many thousands OF American workmen
who but for it would have remained idle or made
quately employed. 1t has been whitfield away,
as much as possible, by Treasury construction,
and now the whole clause with the provlsos
above quoted are to be expressly repealed by the
Van Buren, bill. But it is not yet law by con-
siderable, and it's advocates may well go on
with their operations, and not waste their breath
in calling On the friends OF Home Industry to
surrender. If they want our arms, let them come
and take them!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
During the debates on the order Of The day (iol
going into Committee Of SuppIv,l ON the 9Th,

u The Wings of Hartford held tremendous
meeting on Tuesday night, at which eloquent
addresses were delivered by S. G. Goodrich ESQ.
of Boston, Messrs. Kennedy and Squier, &c. and
spirited resolutions adopted. The Wings of Hart
ford will most assuredIy do their duty well and
faithfully in April.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

- Mr.. Benton is still very low, with severe
nervous attack, and il is probable that he vii! not
be able 10 resume his seat In the Senate IN II S than
month
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

SLAVE TRADE.-'Fhis abomnabIe traffic is stsll
prosecuted with activity between Africa and the
Island Of Cuba. a letter from Havana, of the
25th ult. published in. the New Orleans Bee,
says:
shir arrived on the coast last week with upwards
thousand negroes and said that coo PAID 10 the
CAPTAIN General so allow the landing OF them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
Tyler Meetings in Washington.
From an Occasional Correspondent
NN..u,SrrnA Mich Il l


WAsHINGroN, March 3, 1884,
You see a great deal about great Tyler meet
ings here Published in your papers at a distance,
and Of resolutions passed and SO on. assure
you that we nothing of them here; and the
only meetings relative TO the means to be taken
to nominate MIR. Tyler at the Baltimore Conven-
ton next May are held IN the highly respectable
little parlor occupied by John Jones Of the Madi-
sonian. The evenings entertainments arc gene
rally got up on the most liberal scale all classes
and countries being admittcd-English, Irish,
Scotch, Canadians &c-all honorable men, as
Antony said and what is more they ask no ODDS
they scorn the idea of a July Convention
and they are going rightinto the Baltimore Con-
ton to put down the nomination of Van Buren,,
and substitute that OF John Tyler; to all which
say Amen with all my heart
New -HAMPsnIRg.-Ou returns are meaore
enough-but as we nave right to expect any
news but bad, the least we have of it perhaps the
better We have the following:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

u We sec our friends in Philadelphia are
wide awake with regard to the election of Judges
and Inspectors for the General and Presidential
Elections which come off to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

pers, and is evidently the lion, and the very latest
foreign importation.
The Attorney General Mr.. Smith, still coa-
tinued to be the object of rdcule and denunc l.
ton, by his violation Of the laws in wishing o
fight duel with Mr Fitz Gibbon, having sent
polite invitatlonsto this purpose, with his very
wig on The Times, however, holsters him Up
quite pathetically, and states that it was all the
result of conspiracy to get Mr. Smith mad and
make him cut up some outrageous shindy,'
which would bring odium upon himself and the
prosecution. Attorney Generals should have
stronger nerves.
Parliament has done very little. as yet, in home
legislation. Sir James Graham had obtained
leave to introduce bill, in the Commons, g for
amending the present law respecting labor IN
factories. He meant now to propose, that IN
certain manufactures, young PERSONS aged be-
tween 5 and l3, should not be employed more
than SIX hours IN one day, and not both III the
morning and evening of the same day: that
those between l3 and Il should not be employed
more than II hours in one day; and that tie
same Limitation should be applied to women
above that age. He would propose restrictions
also on the making up ol lost uIle. ana SOile
further reaxations and remedies such as boy
days and compensations for injuries received by
machinery.
Alr Hum asked why the eilef b- extended 10
all The evil however not b. cuf- uS
h- uverwor the peoples toc rInpo
aud the relief would t 20 repeal the laws oy winch
peoples emplo narrowed IL regretted hA the
Government proposed OF general education n con-
nsction with the iesu'atiou Of factories.
During the debates on the order Of the day (ior
going into Committee Of Supply,( on the 9Th,
NIr Hume complained that SIX z Tee had said nothing
about t general estitu;ou Of the fooE which the great
question House He 'od admit that te
ignorant Bu hs agreed with thu and with tie
rauchIse had been so narrowed that the Reform Bill had
proved failure; and dis perhaps by The
ruptlon The than the fault OF the House. who
his than the electors The general des-
had been mainly produced monopoly aud cssS-
gsatiou The whole nu;nbr! VI electors under 1000
and they alone Tssmen Tel sense the rest Of
the people save5 H analysts OF e;cUmrcsi-
rion Of The Hous- showing that 3l7 mbeIs-a mioy OF
the whne-were returned BY only 10000 men, out OF popa'
latiou OF q millions Charities now extensive Sc, Oh
foot 10 relieve destuto but that vas not the night course
the peope wanted labor charity he Ch alter lnlpo-
verishng PEOPLE by their monopolleS offered mefdpie
amends III their charities He recommended that commit ee
should De appointed for every OF these SrerahcsS ana
there forty committees sitting at he should see no
harm it,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

"e subject Of the Tariff had been again discussed IN the
American Congress without any result There seems TO be
growing impression that nothing will be done relative TO se
Tlf until the President elece and az Nr al b-
rem is be favorable ow Tariff wit
reet that his pros becoming small b. degrees aud
beautifully less" Liverpool Chronicle FEB lO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

RoxBuRY, MAss.-This town elected officers on
Monday last, Gen. H. A. S. Dearborn, Modera-
tor Joseph w. Tucker, William Whiting, John
Fowle, Judson Chaplin, (Whig,) and Joshua Sea-
yer, Loco,) Selectmen. DR.. Nathl. S. Prentlss,
Town Clerk. Isaac Davis, Town Treasurer.
Both .Whigs-no opposition.
u Davidson county, Tenn. has elected a
Wing Sheriff and Circuit Court Clerk, and Lo-
co Trustee and Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

NAyAL.-The order for the Delaware to pro-
ceed to Boston has been countcrmanded. The
D. came up to Norfolk on Sunday.
The u S. Brig Lawrence Com'r. Gardiner,
has arrived in Hampton Roads, 5 days from sa-
vannah.
The US. Steamer Harvey, with detachment
of u, S. Seamen, arrived at Norfolk on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15
z MORNING, MARCH Is.
- Meeting at National Hais-ine Den ,

Meeting ut National HaL'-ine Len >
cratic Wing Electors of the CITY ana Coun'' "
are requested TO attend Mass Meeting 70 =" 80 a.
o., H., Canal street, on TUESDAY r' H--l>''
~, ,oh ., half past o'clock TO receive the report o e
Cnvsnron appointed select candidate Tor Mayo.
nso or ,be Democratic Wing Convention.
by o'"si . ELLIS POTTER, Ch4.rmal.
NArHlc cs;ssssp G. sssprshD' Secretaries.
od Enouire. American, Commercial ana Ehp1 %
C"",tei "- mi!
will please copy.
~ ,r..tiue of the JOINT EXECUTIVE CoHi-
MIrTrt hid AZ tine Broadway House. on uesiay Marc
~ ,o,, ,h following resolution adopted
n,.5 ,rba, The FINANCE COMM IL ! t-r consist 81
be- selected ZACH OF the Executive ,o!H
Tn,ess according the rules OF each General o1i''e
A,amee,pc of the said Committee held al the ofoa"""9
uonss March 1884, the following Preamble and ResontioS
were adopted UNANIMOUSLY:
RICHARD H. ArWELL, DENNING D., DUEKN,
DAVID GRAHAM, hlsA "a s;r. " i'r4H,h' .f1ST,5
JOHN RIDLEY, EDt,aii N n q L 1iIoNl'
80 and JAMES Il. WOOD.
have been reported by the Chairman o the Young 'en
RI Joi,t Executive COMMITTEES and W heeas no Adi, -
reported members ol such rd'c SO
o,,,s. on the part of the Executive Commiitee-
Therefore Res0iued, That person except mos
aforesaid authorized 10 collect moneys III os'', @
jont Executive Committee aud G the Wing Party IN The cay
OF New York. -,
Rssoired That warrants signed by the Chairman ana sec
.tsry o the Joint Executive Committee be !un'Sfed 20 lie
foTesa members oi ,s Fuance COMMITTEE, dGo 'a' These
resolutions BE- published ,
''N' a. W. BRADFORD. Chairman.
&C. po,v,sn Sec,y rro TEN mid 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

U5 The regret of the English Editor, ex-
pressed below, will, we are sorry to say, find
some sympathy on this side, amongst certain
classes affecting a great horror of British IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15


Bait. American.
% The Citizens Bank of Baltimore, now wind
ING up, has declared dividend of five dollars on
each share OF its capital stock. IBID.
DowN-The stock Of the State Of Maryland
since the adjournment of the Legislature without
providing for the completing of their Canal has de-
clined from 50 to 81, and is still falling
Eys There was large meeting of the Native
Americans in Philadelphia on Wednesday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-15

Ngw JgRsEy-The Legislature of this State,
after completing It's outrageous gerrymander by
passing the bill to annex a part of Cumberland
County TO Cape May, part OF Mercer (the
township OF HopewelI) TO Hun,erdon, and adding
the town OF Tcwkesbury to Somerset Co, ad-
Journed at , O'Clock yesterday morning In re-
lation to these proceedings the correspondent OF
The Newark Advertiser saws: