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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
ENlN TEIS NNt.l.t-

14HSI PAGE-PoErRr:@ Two Scenes in the Streets Of
Loadon; Wssea Comvth Back the Ysar?, PsoSr.
Ganpse, Of Europe-Vevay, CMlon Lausanne, Geneva
-5ya Travelling New Yorker; Letter feon our cores
poaten, Albany; Also from our Iadiana correspondent
Is. c. At Indianapolis.
SEC0ND-'The Ideal, Poem By Augustus Snodsrass;
Foreign Items; Letter fsom New York, by LYDIA Maria
Child Syiyania is soc: Ation- Letter ffo! the Ladies'
Cores Of the Tribune, from Halifax c. H. Va
Poiiadelphia &c. sc.
4hlRD-A Dsep AID Mighty Shadow, Poem, by Barry
Cornwan Let;e, from An Abolitionist'; Corresponds
eace with Coy Seward; Reputation IN Indiana; Massa,
Saaet;s Legislature; New-loll Legislature; ConSEes
oy,.ea!l; Political lters.
0oRIit-Henfy Clay, Poem; Church Controv ssy be-
'wsen Rev DR. Potts and Rev DR. Waicwright; Congress
s,rraa 'OaA tfoce-dinss, sc. sc.
,!H-EpiIoRIALs: L.: Us Electionect;' 'Na'ionai
cSiofsty;' Last Kick AZ the Tariff; The Select
y.onimlt.ee of Nine sc. &c.
1.-THE Right Of Petition; Protection and NO Pfotsc-
po; poa; Names and Things; New York Farmers Clue;
'' ofonsoA's Lecture Cutler IS. Oatman-oT, Ihe e
srnoLo s o Love, Law and NlatImony; Foreign News; &c
H-H iH-The Maide,'s Revery, Poem; Narrow Es,
e'!e i'om Two Bears Foreign and Domestic lntel!i-
ETC Commercial; Markets; Marriages Deaths, &c
!HIh-A Chapter OF Murders; Commercial and Money
-es.s,1sss; Advertisements; SC.
Ieins: peg year; 20 copies sent 10 one ess $50
il copies, ST cents All subscriptions payable ltexbly
a:ce' Addiess GREELEY & 1IcfLRATH,
5n9nae BulG'nss. o2,,ose the City Hail. NevvYo.k.
.v.rS ~ n chronological Lecturcs-'rhalIan Hall
Hon isday evrriu-Hudson Grove streets every
Cent, p saing Commencing At halt pas7 Admt,ance ~
made q, tS =; ~ ot;er and w t. Srachan. Examinations
Jazz as i''on''' i' Nassau 81. Families visited
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~ Capt Gregory Of The new f1ga:e Raritan,
has received orders to have his ship prepared for
sea by the 10TH Of THIS month. She is destinedt to
take the place CT the Columbus. on the Brazil
station. New Haven Herald.
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NJ iRRJED.

On the s,h inst by Bishop Onde-dopk ABRAHAM r VAy
son all OF This city. 't
so., both OF tfis city. - M
Al BoS;tan HssRy Z sEAyzR Esq TO HARRIET E EME-
Al NewbGry VT on tue ttb Can IosH-, E.1r Of Nsw.
NY OF y.
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Sales cs Real Estatc :. Jan. l

Hy i. j. EEeecaer / Co.
ne BRICK building asd ot OF ground belonging 20 the
lzte Amer can i.sureace Co. No 81 " ali-st. cor
tuning ab)u, q ~ l11 feet. -S64 ,0s
Thei story 5.lc. sor. and lst SO l0i Maiden Lane.
coEt'aiaS a6oct 2l i-=t inches t.o2t and 4bouti0
The story b7ic2 store a1d !ot SO l52 Maiden Lsas
adjoining Containing about 10 lee! inches front by
''S.t- D. ''Tt a-T to'SU
~ ggeT!r tls t..S!.'h ayenne belonging q the
-isTcGants' Da,.S u.zliug enUa 10 81 IN. tr@at
on il.-st... -. LICE
The house alJ lo No. 25I biadisun.s. \. ". cor!eI
c! 4canI=!stget Containing z t6Ia. by 81 II. ~ 2l
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Ship John FshTm.n Long, OF Plymouth, fso Rotterdam,
peseaeer % Jel oe a s bds w;ee of tn eoas;
sith i'oL;-"esiets On I= il peeem es at II N she
Copenaxen, Denmark = overheard aad was lost Part
:he crew have been Dis bisyl hall i ils voyage.
l'Tis snita late' 3nsh o. Esw.aaFel l6 ds rom H.
has hse9 days OF 4IJ=Ts, experienced heasy sales lr
a;i-{y ua'ias;oa, Banzsa, days from Havana sugar,
Eng .rnaico, Aiureh Of e Haven % days from TAX
a!s 1oa<.e 10 sisa-oa II Nv Haven ieii scfr Mer-
ctt for y, W ~ ,ys; 5Fis .m=e Tor do Dec IS.
o1E 65' >' ship Glasgow from New oisan'' for
se3f t"5 q p3yca;af IS .es tsSn 3napico
Phadshia waiylas i.ei-t III Only American yesel
-cl trpiua, t, Is l.om ,elfbe.n. NJ, Lava!
70 De Pegster < v Nall4rsl Sailed N company with scir
Sear oaze;n0 cnrr., q laTs som Machias lumber to
schr Louisa days on, Nes-Bedord, oil and can
selr Ann Elizabeth. Virginia wood.
seGr Surveyor, Morris River hoop poles
BELOW.
r.ssensers 70 Wooduii Mlutura
Bfs Aablma, Dudley, Apelachcoa, Dee 49, Sct
Bns absIls lowell 46 DAYS from Rio de Janeio coffee,
TO aisS, HaSoI 5rs. S ur.rsgi gnEnoWn. WIND n w
SAILED.
Ships As!,buron Liverpool, Tuskina, Mobile, Fioa,New
Orleans and Others.
DISASTERS.
Capt Bell the schr Excelsior towsd the brig Norman as
far the Hook the OF Tuesday when the haw-
ser parted and the BRIG was anchored with anchor
and has probably rode ont the bowl safety
The schooner American Eagle, Ferris sailed from Newport
2 uIt with cargo OF potltoes bound Norfolk and
the 3Oh ut, ashore 80 miles North of Smiths Island
folk morning of the 8th with the excepc of the mate
who left charge the wreck No insurance on vessel
or cargo
letter from Key West dated 2Oh u states that the brig
Rudolph GEonins for rnt to sea on the l9h and
retained the evening having found that he RAIDER case had
nor been properly repaired New York aud she being now
very deep took water very feey the leak IS so situated
that the Tuer had be unhuug at H. She isnow near
" ready again aud will go sea Immediately The brig EN-
cline gheuGS off and proceeded ON her voyage
Yesterday evening \ wrching scop arrived from the rect
;hls afternoon and reports no ue"s
HOLMES HOLE Jan 5-rhe ,ctE reported ashore on the
East Chop, this ning proves BE- the Martha Robinson
IA days from Philadelphia Boston. Cargo coal consigned
w + Coffin She is bsed and probably viii bea total
loss. Cargo will be saved
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CITY AF FAIR S F.
,o,RD OF EDUC Alto

~. poard met tbs evening. The principal lea.
% ire gss;s''iss s,ss @ ii. Of coa9s @ '" seso. al so
po" amended so as 10 make the regulations Cor the
Law s York conform TO ose of the other Parts of tie
Cy 10 be printed Several papers ,,ese PIE.
s;lis I'd rhs Board adjourned TO the 18th iast
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

CLAY SONG BOOK.
~ The National Clay Minis trel and True
Wings Pocket Companion, for the Prs,id-ntial
canvass o! 1874 Pce Ia 81 GO dozen, for sale al
-..atEcs al 'ha Il
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CLEARED.
hEII, Ed.

Ships Camilla Wa;!ington West Indies, Veto. Duck
witz Stephen Lfhjtaey Th1rnIou Liverpool + Kermit
Brz edraza, hutchinson, Po.to Cab=ilo Soop Rrnzi.
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH Rehartx, Auc,,oaeer.
4 Nlro, RICHARDS & PLATT.-Storo
FRIDAY EVENING, January II
Ats O'clock, u tirs auction room

BY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-S,ore
FVID A:5 oo5s sf 5vaS5ss ;; S sa,9ss ;55 "a
E G yas's state R:Pss,; Law sSes s.
sts aua 1t.ss valuable American .ad Engl.h Reports
>mons The are w.ndss Reports, Avs; couen.
Reports s; Pages Chamcery Reports vs.; Essiish
aSn . ss% ssS R, 5 y: = 1 Ne;
Condensed English Chancery RsroFs. sv,; Canpeei Re-
S.t 9 R2 cmn nfa law Pactcr PesdnSs on
acs and s Coke Lltts;oa vs. Gus on Heal
iraee (tSwsn ID HiJ txs Hills Reports sys yOhns.ns
a' ~ = 5oha,o cs9ss! si sa,oa r. Rpo. ss
BosaDqaet PuIle.. Reports ,ys; Burro~s KpS.fs y;
Rsrnrts vs.: Vsey Bss%es Rtpots vs.; NewY"Ik
Tenn Reports avs Revised Laws Of NewYntS s,s; Star
kie Evidence: 5vs; S'oys Equity, vs. oa0R@s 'a
FiF''iHS aud ''''fp1sl aT PRIVATE SALE,
4 large assortment Of full ana half eound elanN oooks
FURNITURE NOTlCE-Sota bedsteads. tyc.
i = COTTON would inform all who III wint .! or
an descrpou ha; he is PREPARED to ininsh ana
psaes F.,rS, Seta Beds:e.ds Which Tor simplicity
hy ard economy wishou, THAR e9uei Ihe paohS arc
.vsG 70 call And examine hem-a!so, d otter Kinds OF
Eo:r b1ssEo: W hOussk- wishing TO sell all Gt
portion Of @e surniturs Will End feSdy Ac ey 'esa
rag ss as s. .! Aasa Sa 2GP III ,a9ss1ssI asaaa to
BROADWAY CIRCUS. Conducted BY HeSsrs.
Ssi, bu; gwn- hurlsy E.vru!ag grand Ca,ac,le OF ha
Arabaas-HIrAm ". Franklin the Flying I3.,-N anIt-
Ing by the Sea; New-n"'k TrSnre ,ad ppe s9
comparable act Wild ad,n-Mr, Guen wi s't her
elegant Of Ia Syphde Alter winch ne hst rat oi
Grad Concert BY ne Hughe, F,miy. MT Cole '& "
res dhcu.; positions Great Principal Act by Lv \oth
The secoudp par, OF the Huges' ConceTo conclude wita
grand Sg4uinr March aud Cavacade --
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM AND PERPETUAL
"A FAIR.
TWO reekFoksftNcss eEANH HS5N s:tEs Ever DAY
At 3 O'Clock and L. M.
Owing to lae and increasing crowds which eoas'antl
H., tha kas,n need
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s,;f'' VA D rAIE ,PA0oIiNG P1wDERs- Price re-
~ 80 " ~ les9a . tie is tvr ts 'e.te,
'.li5is ef w ss, 3e 'non.E; "nies 4
st.i' is,. ereNsrlti - epgi!e!, Mtt"1t
i'.st i.latJ u teskia 5r sle ccntary impioylrS
~ ,.iY' y x 4 ;metner de. bs:ort Bowauas Si'eai=A
M .as !ei4 The S,tE d 2dc dsticat-iy H.ins,
= '!sei ike aiebaS v ROY y.iioS wh:ie s,ct
NIL y Y ee1p'Qa ciikjs VIII not il.aEe ie 5iIa lHt
li,r Nt 5t SOFT. islu, . cents. The Eerulu TIA
'h''St so'2 7 cl=@ri> tle s!in curing erPtons,
s!e @ sa sud; li-si " ce5oeeats c,s "a! t1es'
- S2"hGls ;s> cIIy =elI;ar, bet !. thc is
;", - te, G. Chatham street; Brock n, = 1872 tii-
Bsis. ~ I5s.d,G fge Boston; Zs yer, Ledger
g. tit.t=ipali But mint t!cy Sligly counter
ir G"asr tsasme Of tougrd-tse coGnterits are Iss-
mn "Ytscs. na sed dgerous. Nr BoGrdrdS IS The ge
'i' o1i s'-1' establish 81 yesrs Duy 40 other
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LNLANGE TYRE IRON.-'The subscribers have
ust received from Aness Iron Works, Salisbury Corn,
samples Of Eange Tyre for Locomotives and Railroad Car
Whees This Tyre made entirely from hAmmefsd itoni
Companies and Engineers viii be Furnished with is article
OLIVER ASiEs. Falls ylilass; Conn; S,5,r,,rppI1
MITCHELL X WITHERELLl
dig Imis g Maidsa Laae..N X
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nVIDEND.-A Dividend of Eight Per Cent.
- upoa the Capital steck of the Howard nsTTqse 81 Day
pany was declared by the Board Of Directors lo "a
n29 2ni. LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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UPPER pOLEEE OFTlcE..

n, , UtFrit iUbita d On lI.ltl.
Vhafles Duryea was committed Tor stealing two
i9s mG5!e s5 tom ]9tpA oogsT 3si Fourth = and also
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~ vloNis aonGerGi,s aye abroad, avoid aii stores OF
- 'aEe.<G ard rcu'Sr IL ai cases 10 ask for
"Gl.ss'ss= tltl1'4 fegr.tlis Z. IS.
o'i-5 eayqt gxc'as.sel; 10 tie sale q ,he m,cue
30, ~ aad letajl ~ ess is.-l,vc Sts,et N.,y- ok.
l.l=pA.a. ' '- - -
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rOPARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned nage az
~ this day formed eop.rtneIsnlp ioI Sne naer t. arm
Of WTNsLOW PERKINS-Ofce No. 80 'saa1 Wal s,rsss-
D;,:u ca ox;. io'- ]. J.N:PERKINs.
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NEW CLAY MINSTREL

:
~ The Clay Minstrel or, National Songster. TO
which p7enxd Sketch OF the Life Public Services, and
Character of Henri Clay. By John S. Littel.
For sale at the Tribune office Prc Is cens single copy
ar "a per dozea. W
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

CEWER IN 'rHIRTEENTH.ST .STREET-Pu
- lie notice hereby given that petition has been present
ed in the Board OF Assistant Aldermen to build Sewer III
Persons interested this proposition aud opposed eIto
requested present their objections Whiting 10 me nh
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YORh. JANUARY II.
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DEADY MADE OVER-CQATS, WINTER
Cloth Over Goats Wntsr frocks Sacks, sc. Also extra
medium quality Cloth Ccaks. for sale at 2al Broadway
nis i,rf A-''e'' '''''' WM. r. JENNINGS co.
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nHEN1S, BOYS AND CHILUKENS OLUIH-
IN ING2GEORGE T. GREEN, Nos. ITO CHAT.
HAM-STREET and 4 BOWERY, will keep constantly
on hand, full and complete assortment OF MEMS BOYS,
made the rA,aIosABLE STYLE, to which he wopa
made arrangements to receive CLOTHS, CAssIMERES.
VEsTINGs &C. by Packet and has st;n5ed re- me ns
perfect satisfaction TO all who may puIchase
~ .n;iI Str,.r ,1nrtmaI;I,, sl2 tFliS
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STEAM REFINED CANDY.

d l. Il A. STUART, 2s5 Greenwich, conner
II. of Chambers street, constantly manufacturing by
steam aud have hand large assortment OF Candy
Sc OF superior quality suitable for the Southern market
This candy beng made from Refined Sugar will keep
warm climate harder and dryer than any made from sugar
frnu.
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- De,uoc-o.jc CIav club ofthe Seventi,

" Verd.-The regul.r uoahly meeting Of This Club VII H
held the evening Of F.ay e,t the 18TH nsr 3; ococ.
2 No 4 Drisioa;';rset prnctpl attendeaee 2 al -
'srtrs saSSv requested election Tor officers ir
the coming year viii then nd there uks rac. JAnu1rY io,
l8tt, JAMES K. WOOD, President.
JOHN CROMWELL Secretary Jail PTS
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ITO BAKERS-Want a Foreman at Bread.
None need apply unless they are fully competent. Ap-
My a ilii Prarl.SE U@
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OOLE'S PICTURES OF MOUNT .ETNA,
u VOYAGE OF LIFE. PAST AND PRESENT,
AEGEIS WHISPERING TO CHRIST IN THE
WILDERNESS, Sc exhibiting at !e Jo9ms G the
National Academy corner Of Leonadstfeet ana br9ad~ay
Admittancr Is cents. Catalogues Ct Cents J3 2"iss
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Bonds and mortgages real estate IN the
City oi Newly =; 2So,S0o
%ew.York 10000
IL addition TO which the Company has on
hand on the l7th Dec. 1913, III cash 22,Sl7
In addition to which the Company has Bills
And there is due from fire and marine preni-
uuls tor policies. recently issued Tor which
the cash and notes not yet collected.
and IN Agent, hands H2it
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The Presden, and Trustees h.ve this day dec rsd d,-
year ending Dsceber I7h Tor which Script certificates Will
I've ssus insured whom they DUE on and after
the lst day OF Frbruary
And the President and Trustees have also this day declnr
I8 and 1872 payable in cash. ard after IN. 8h of Janua
~ next. By order OF the Board.
JOS 3. COLLINS, Secretary.
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kGULATING ELEVENTH WARD.-Pu5-
N lie notice hereby given that petition ha. been present.
ed the Board of Assistant Aldermen to regulate Eleventh.
stree, between Avenue Z, and Dry Dock street.
Persons interested this proposition and opposed 10 te
s.mp are requested present their objections in "nuDg TO
the undersigned hi, Office, Hall OF Records on or seiofs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-11

CKATES.-A full assortment of Skates, strap
~ ped and unsuapoed at whole.ale and retail by
ds6w OSBORN & LITTLE. 80 Fulton Sc
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. aes STEAMBOAT FOX SALE.-FoT
E%5 sale at public auction, BY Wg B. Ffaaklln
Auctione-r at the Merchants stchanse &c @ on on
splendid astsang steamer NEWIJERsEF 5ogsthpst Th
sr.rt The New Jersey bulk Trenton j., IN the
w nsh deck Is 27 ise her breadth 10 3t o 9sl am
OAK copper-d and in the best
ner She completely ast Spring and hs'ft ap
ng rhs beside 20 spacious State Rooms her promenade
deck Her and furniture are all and part Of
than was required use Her Inventory ample aad
avery article selected with her boilers nearly
the most modern plan having been tested every possible
manner which prove 1t TO De second her
makes her doubly valuable she will be able
az the lowest tides, Her speed s good her cabins rYnd
spacious her furniture being all new makes the
as Passage Boa one of the deIabe on the Hudson
Terms CASH city funds. Iii presumed persons wishing 70
purchase Will examine for themselves prey!ou, 70 the day OIL
sale.
New.York, Jsnuary II, 1874. Jall Zw
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CI.GUTr C0lil ...=... 5ef2E- Jeass haNr.
This Court did nots;t to-day, owing to the ab-
.orJedzs Kent VINO atera pIyste engagement al
- .l- a,on o.. Miss Rsgs( (ss,=rotths lady 81
~ Jgse) 10 son ot the late Bsiop Hobart hasia been SOL
-..,i :. ,hat ulate.
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NISHED POINT

X C. WRIGHT s. CO.'S FURNISHED POINT
~. STEEL PE,HS.-The pens that come from this manu-;
factory las. longer and work better any article Of the KIND
that we have ever expen eated with Brother Jonathan
They ce:tinl the best article we have met with ara
upon trial of these be satisfied Of their Superiority over
every other kind. N Y Iioane-
The Merchants Pen i, especially be Commended and is
without exception the have ever taken
il hand charleston, b g., Mercury,
The are undoubtedly the best We have tried We
have been very partial see! heretofore but we
give adhesion-hese precisely the hIDs
They put the nea,e. style cards and N ooIes
and sold by the Staoners generally Dealers supplied ~ our
AGENTS, j. c. BARNET & CO. isl Broadway, near Coart-
laudt street. c. c. WRIGHT & CO.. New-I New, OK
Uy-fpbt & Co Sew.Yorkn jail 6tsr
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o Democratic CLAY CI,Ib OF the Eight ;,

" arG-A SPECIAL meetinS of this Club VIII be held AZ tie
Howard House THIS EVENING llth irs, at Il O'clock
WILLIAM H SWEET, President.
CHts ". WARD,
THEODORE KELLEY Secretaries.
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Z Z. Q. of o. F.-rhe m-slbers OF Ge,ty's Lodr"
NouI O. of o. AMI the ordef IN general ar sFee,fq :
~ O'CLOCK PM THIS DAY Jan H. ny last seu:e
Of respect 20 our deceased brother Roya! Wild,.
y. -Puuctual attendance is re1ue<t-i
BY order. ARNEoT FINK, il, y. G. 2
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In le case OF ward s. Ai,hin, Is. pulIen and
thor. -syrel;o tbs laors, til Joty found verdict for
p,o. d41actiog anal anca-t Of goods which " s. a
b,l.,;owacd aad Which was adiadge1 % Defendants.
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Observation-Disclosures

/ ONLY l2i CENTS
The Nlsnager is happy enGagenrnt WIN
Miss Louise DOR6THEA WAGNER, the Fortune
is''''S THF: ri3iSet tCEELEtBhRaTED GIPsEY QUEEN
Of the American Nusenm. She can be from o'clock
in the morning till O'clock the afternoon, dressed IN hex
native cosrune and can he privately consulted regarding
PAST, PREsENr AND FUTURE EVENTS, She
canno, BE- in the evening National Portrait Gallery
Grand osmor.ma and 100000 cuuosities Admission one
shling l2! ho,e who consult the Gpsey Girl
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d. -. considered hathedGnot nave s,c-
a,al n,!'er 50 t- eo'a rs '5,'f'ss .i' Bang
4Gl4s 1a'i 80! ,c
- = .ne 4 3sIait iie iss eYer EIio5Y.l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-30
True witness:
he NRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

I AN ACT in addition TO on act entitled "hr
! act to regulate the election Of cIv.l off
Il Gers" passed al The January Session, A. ID
4 lStl.
4 II is enacted by The Genernl .7ssemJly as
/ ioHowS
I Section l. The several town councils shall
/ hereafter consist Of q number not less ,hon
five nor no;e than seven.
/ Sec. =. Al the annual town meetings hold
cn 'or the chulcc OF town officers. If yn,e
NY ballot be demanded IN the election Of n
moderator or town clerk, separate vote
shaIl he taken IN each case. Before the
election of councllmcn or Justices Of The
pence Is begun, the electors Shall determine
lhe number OF such officers to be elected
! The rEembcrs OF the council shall be choson
next IN order Glicr the election OF town clerk /;
and ~ choosing tLcnL The vote, whether nv
! ballot or Oihrrwlse, shall be taken for the
whole number nj The same time . and If bv
ballot, the nlElc of al the persons voted for
by any ono cIector shall be placed upon one
piece Of paper. The Justices Of The pcacc
shall be next chosen, aud IN the same man.
nor: but Tie ballot, Tor coGncimcn. iusticcs
at the ponce, and for any other oficrr. moy
b. delivered 10 The modcraior at the Same
time, u so ordered By the town.
Sec. .. II on tho day Of annuai election
of town officers, any town shall fail to make
an election of town clerk, town council, ius
uc"s OF the pcac", or treasurer the mcptInp
may b. adjourned for the purpose OF complc,
ny The election Of those officers. fbut of NO
"ih"rSl from day 10 day, no, exceeding three
days beyond the first meeting. in case any
town shall, on The day of such annual clcc
ton. Ian 10 elect any of the officers which
lhey may lawfully choosc, lpxccpt town
clerk. council justices Of the peace, md trca. 4
'ltcr) Ihe sald officers shall be elected by \
III" town council of the town at their rcS,I
meeting and Tho sovrral towns shah have
full power 10 delegate to thor respective
councils, The 'lccjIon of any uf the officer. !
whlch town may lawfully chousc. cxccp,inp \
town clerk, counc,l, Justices cf the peace.
and trelsnrcr.
Soc. J. Tho prrscn, town officers. md al. I
hereafter elected shall hold ihclr Offices un !
tl their successors are q iafrd io act.
Soc >. Any el"rtur fDr any Office shall BE-
eligible to such ofhrc. II
Soc u IN case Of ballot for members of
rouncil, or Justices of the peace the names n
shall be- numbered upon tue balluls aud m II
counting them, the places numbered, shall II
be- considered NJ separate places n
Sec. Z. The ninth section oc the "hc, re II
ablishlng the election of town officers m III
'ach town within this sinte," contained in II
hc Digest Of lsl2 which authorizes tuoI
'tr'ons to demand vote by ballot, aud So
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-30
From The Baltimore Patriot Of Saturday.
The Electro Magnetic TELEGRAPH.

Morse's electro magnetic telegraph now
connects between the Capitol at Washing
ton and the railroad depot in Pratt. between
Charles and Light streets, Baltimore. The
wires were brought 10 yesterday from the
outer depot, and attached to the telegraphc
apparatus in a third story room in the depo,
warehouse building. The batteries were
charged this morning and the telegraph pul
IN iull operation, conveying intelligence Il
aud from the Capitol. A large number o
gentlemen were present 10 see the operation,
OF Ihls truly astonishing conriyancc. Many
admitted 10 the room had their names sent
down, and IN less than a second the appara.
tnS IN Baltimore was put in operation by The
attendant in Washington, aud before the
lapse OF half minute the same names were
returned plainly written.
/ AT halt past ii O'Clock, q. m. the question
being asked here, "what the news was at
w WashlngtOn," the answer was almost instal-
taneously returned-"Van Buren, stock is
|rlsing"-mcanng Of course that his chances
were strengthening 10 receive the nomina-
ton on Monday next. The tlme Of day was
also inquired for, when the response was
given from the Captol-"forty nine inmates
past eleven" AT this period it was also
asked how many persons were spectators to
tho HIcgraphc experiments IN Washington;
the answer was sixteen After which va.
roiy OF names were sent mp from Washing.
ton, some with their compliments to friends
here, whose names had just been transmitted
10 them. Several items Of private iniclIi-
gonce were also transmitted, back ward and
forward, one Of which was an order to the
agent here not to pay certain blll Here,
however, the elect i; fluid proved too slow.
for 1t had been paid few minutes before.
Al half past IL O'Clock, the following was
sent to Washlngt' ASK reporter in Com
gross 10 send q despatch to iha Baltmore
Patriot at = p, M IN about minute the an
swer came back thus: 1T will be attended
to-
O'clock, p. M-The despatch has arriv-
ed and Is as tolIows:-
One O'Clock. There has ust hcen made n
motion IN the House TO 90 into committee
OF the whole on the Oregon 0ues,ion.-Re-
jcctcd-aycs ~, nays Sc
HWf past one.-'rhe House is now en-
gagged on private bills.
Qunter 10 foo.-Mr. Atherton is now
spehklng in the Senate.
Mr.. :. will not be in Baltimore to night.
81 that we are thus enabled 10 give 10 our
readers information from Washington up to
two o'clock. This is indeed the annhilalion
OF space