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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24

SMUGGLED GOODS.-The U. S.
Marshal in N York formally seized on
Thursday upwards of fifty bales and truS-
ses of cloths which were smuggled INTO
that port in the ships Oxford and Monte
yuma.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24

Forrest, the tragedian. has nearly COM
pleted large block of elegant dwelling
house Gu Twenty first street New York
Mr.. Forrest is said 10 have acquired
large fortune
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24
SPoILING A DISH OF SENTIMENT.

The maiden wept, and ! said, "why
weepest thou maiden ?" She answered
not. neither did she speak, but sobbed eS
ceedIngly; and again asked, "why
weepest thou ?" when she said "IThats
that TO you Mind your oun busincsS.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24

A SALUTE.-A national salute was fir
ed at II o'clock on Saturday, on the Bat
terry at New York, under the dire elton of
Major Jos Hopkins, in honor of the pas
sage Of the law. by Congress, restoring
the fine of $1,000 imposed by Ju Ige Hall
Oh General Jackson.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24

eJThe editors of the New York Sun
day Mercury have introduced new way
OF opening oysters. They say by sprink-
ling a handful of snuff over pile of them,
in few moments they will sneezc lheln-
selves out Of their shells.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24
BRITISH GOLD.

A correspondent of the New York Ex,
press, writing from England, says thai
certain persons there are ready TO con,r
butte any amount of money in extending
rRLE TRADE doctrines in this country, by
buying up presses and individuals.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24

A bill has been presented in the Legis-
lalure Of Pennsylvania to prevent travel
on the Canals and Railroads OF tha, State
OH the Sabbath
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24
AGENTS FOR TIE CECIL VIC

JouN d. YARNALr, Port DEPOSIT.
! !. w. ABRAHAMs, Port Deposit.
GDwIN HAiSEs. P. NJ. RlsiEg Sun.
.ToSAs PREsroH, Jr. P. NJ Conowingo.
JoNN ). EyEREsr, Rowlandsvills.
Col. III. 5. SriTEs, P. NJ. FRINcIrIo.
10 5 sPH HAISEs, Brick Meeting House. p
rnoMAs BURNSIDE & Gu, Charlie stcwn.
McCRAcKEE, T. NJ, Moth Fast.
NATHAN WILKINS Elm Ircn WORKS.
VILLAIN II PIERCE, Z. NJ Cecilton
JON 3. MoaToH, 2. NJ. Warwick.
JOHN MEARs, P. NJ. ST. Augustine.
JONI 1. CLArron; T. NJ. Chesapeake City
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24

A Poor Man.---The philosopher, Fra
yer, says, that ''though man without mo-
ney is poor, man with nothing but mo-
neg is still poorer.''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24

Quick WoRK.-The President signed
the bill to refund Gen. Jack sons fine with
in an hour after it passed the Senate, and
an order for the money was Immediately
drawn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24

Lady Mary Wortley Montague says tru-
lv, mo entertainment is so cheap as read
ing, nor any pleasure so lasting.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-02-24

9. X. FOR THE LADIEs.-The N. O,
Picayune says: "Fhe Ladies, God bless
them! have decided that O. K means only
kissing, nothing else in the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
Inin:s in philadelphia
Correspondence OF TIE New YORK Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 2I-P.


Tat aiilLERIrss.-Wc ARE III the midst OF a
tfefner caused by the yIlaln"uS conduct o ceI
INN persons astonishing thai iuch men rs Joan i'd'
sone I,yv ,cln-cou!1 induce honest intelligent pa
Mo la destroy happiness aT te peace hih 'o'i
Of heir f,mlss lie hut speclm'n hlI morning some
b M moor auGed creatures lett their BONES ana
rnreea come Jew mix from the CITY GIVING and throwing
COW nornInc O'Clock the weird wOud cease 10 exist Gu'
Il too painu record such scenes am ,ck Az is misery
apfaei upon hitherto happy ami cOm"Ttaole iahiiIes nn
ne public opinion had pudown all such INFAMOUS attempts
at religious anntclSui , T. III a.
Loco Foco Commissioners Of the Noitbs,n a6eIt tie nave
elected Bes;snc Mayor despite the vote oil h'-y 'he Nae
American candidate. vino was highest uVoa the llSt
STEAMBOAT ExPLoSIoN.-ih steamer lIgress'
from T,y 0rk foT Philadelphia. exploded her steam chin
nov Yesterday afternoon oil Bombay HOOK. scaling several
persons one of whorlha since died from the effects oil MS
WOUNDS. He was n deck hand .,,. !,
sovei to adjourn die at ococS to rae[ow HsTnoon
Nothing Of importance transacted todly The Conyen,lon
have o resolved mold its next session IN The Cy OF View
York end not IN u Church edihce.
STocKs -'ihe business to-day was COCO, ana
nrce are still eudins upward. state S. firm at
First Bo1rd-.0 L. :. Bans -: I59 GirGd n@hH; u.s.
msTcial b. Cincinnati 66 10 Nonl;town EaIlroad %
Wimingtn1 I'd ds. 25's; 20 DO ds e. 90: ~ Isad'
me m Il n; 81 Wilmington Ed. L. & p ds. IS; -
,.rcgd BoqrG-sit0 Reading Railroad Bonds. Dis. IS
100 iirurt Bank d. s'la state s. ney 4S ~
20 Manufacturers and Mechsnc5 Rank ds, rs lou WI
SHIP News! p. Nj CtcGred ms Afternoon =
Sch,, Heroine IoliGeshead. Nortok Ann CsIons Nor
rs NYork: ] Esell Smith York. Barces Philadelphia.
DE Hart ana Shark. Stevenson. NY ik. T.,
l-rired-SeaneIs Ashland from New ork ulcan from
do barge Irampus Neii ;iom Ncw-York Below-BsFS
I1sl frorn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
By 's'hls Morning fiall.

SlvFEE GALE AT tlAvANA.-"e learn iou'
,,,n, sin. of the brig Till from Havana that on ,he t'
and 5 instant dreadful hurricane was eSretehceu NJ ia'
nere-ahout one hund- and twenty -hVe hoi,es W. w
rooted or Otherwise INJURED. ana aOout AMY N'N'
'.dros ners'' sunk. 80, ,,,.cd n,
We n learn that the hurricane vas experience NJ
HI,uyss and nut tventysI vessels IN p"it NJ ne ,
Int Two e mt the gale safety. spanish
ing was lost during tire gale. near iis'sha-tfe" h s"Nt
with the exception Of the gunnef ,,,,. r.,
Krported Lass 81 tie Gnrted States utter 'ist-
Inn. ard T-e!-e Of her Grove eain t"n tap,aa
,'rl Of line shp ya.iarir! Hooper arrived ~ IN, por'
ye;srI,y nnfnng from Booa tls he oIe ~ me I'm ~
stant The .hp llzads fom Orleans Tor Lona'n VII ss
Vichae prlcn and Hrry ioyi believed 10 De re 'Ls
,uryv-r, crew OF ou,osn eeT;"ni oei'nsoS ~ vi,
ftps " hch vessel blown from hr' aHchrs "u' "i w
IN rif Key West the 5n INST during cAe ahs
Ts clnve .ne! caught hold OF WY .',h en-
nos which cot oae frDu, tho = h"oIst WINE 1nttnn W
tsy there retained their bold tor t:n day. ana nsrS we
-, continually BREAKING them When ia~en on ~ lpc
hIp lzlls icy w.TcBsIly SecheSS and qnite ou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22

IL The WIG Mass CONVENTION, under the
call of.he Young Mems Henry Clay Associa-
ton, will take place in our city to naOrro~.-
DANIEL WEBSTER, john NJ. CLAYrcH, RUFUS
CmoArE, CAssIus NJ. CLAY, andJ. w. Fowler
are among the crnincr, champions Of the Wing
Cause announced for the occasion. The pro.
Crammc viii be found in another column.
a, some confusion hns with respect the tfnc Of
holding this Great Meeting. will state that there and
will he no pos,noiecn, BIZ, another aud final Grand Rally
the Wings Of New York ard vicinity will take place Wed
nesday nc,t week Sah in under the auspices OF the
General and Young Mems Committees aud Clay Clubs Let
u. see that both nj worthy vi the City and the Cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
Riding Dol,bIc.

james G. Birney is running at the same time
Tor President ON the Abolition ticket and for the
Legislature the Loco FUUo ticket, and is to be
voted for on both tickets at the same Election
Silas Wright holds on to the important station
OF United States Senator and runs at the same
time for Governor. Ii elected Governor, he may
resign his Senato,shp, or he may decline the post
OF Governor and hold on in the Senate. This
picking and choosing among Offices is not the
fair thing. Let him choose which he will Try for
nou ana not grasp the best two places in the gift
OF the People Of New York. We are opposed 10
MonoUuiies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
The Birney and Polk Coalition.
From the Do:rc;t DGiiy -7frerttser
.rT y-yyE DT-Ey n


The Wing State Central Committee OF Mic'ii
gan beg leave TO lay the following facts before
candid public.
The suspicion which has long existed OF the
alliance Of Nj BIRNEY, The Abolition candl'
date for the Presidency, with tho Loco toco party
is at length confirmed Ga the 2sth o! SepteTi-
Der las:, IN pursuance of an agreement mace
with the rarty lcadc,s IL Seelnsw County, III 'his
State. he was no;aina,cd as TIER candidate i9T
tl.o State Legislature, by regular Convention OF
The Leo POGO parry al s-elaaw Cilg, having
prsvl.l.slg authorized friend, VINO u.s. 'ncia-
hex q. taa cnt7cuion, 10 express his Willingness
10 .ifCEP-i' denomination. OF THIS isc:, there
i; not the leas; possible doubt G7eat efforts have
snce rcen MADE, aud arc masking, to conceal the
cydence-cspeciaiig Of Mr.. Rrney's acqaes-
cence IT The nomination, ana his adhesion to
- Dsmoc. etc principles" and the Polk and Dat
ias party; pot these ac!s can nolongeF be denied.
pi'c ara enabled 10 submit evidence OF & chaEac-
ter 10 convince aqcrY candid mind. We Leave
the public to Judge. Suhloined is the sworn
statement Of Nm. :. Drugs, Esq. gentleman
Of intelligence aud perfectly unlmpeachabie
moral character We youch Tor his unslllhed
honor ard veTacty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
p.nn.xlvania-Iilcsal Voting.

The Morning Neto, has a very silly R'erback'
founded on letter from Ohio, importing that
.hs Wh;ps have abandoned the contest ter Presl-
dent in Pennsylvania and Virginia, 10 concen-
tratc all their force on NEw-YoRK and Ono
Then follows long rigmsroe about pipe laying
&c. in which there is not word OF truth. The
WIGS could not poll illegal votes with thelt oP.
ponen,s il they were bass enough TO attempt 1t,
boceare the raw material is alnos. entirely on
the Ilpco Fuco eide. The irocos could poll ,O00
Illegal votes IN this G!iy much more easily ond
safety .hau The Wings could 100. 1t Is cur
aoxous wleh 20 F,o7ent all Illegal Vo.'ng we
framed and passed 4 law "hich rendered Illegal
votng here well nigh impossible but the Loco
Focos opposed, e1ccrated, and finally repealed 1t
the moment they had an opportunity We
you'd now gladly give qua opponents len Elec
tors out,ieh, il thereby all Illegal votes could be
ken. cut Vi the bo1es. We shall try h:,rd to keep
them on; at any ;ate, and shall succeed to great
extent.
AZ tn TIC Wings abandoning PENNSYLVANIA
and vlRclsia, NC assure friend and foe that il is
AN unmixcd, ine1cusable fabrication The Wings
wlil contest both States 10 the utmost, and have
strong hopes of each. or PENNSYLVANIA, they
nave more than hopes. Facts are every day
coming to our knowledge which convince Us that
the keystone may ard probably will vote fol
Clay. There is single Borough in Northern
Pennsylvania wherein sizty men vctcd for Skunk
who will next week vote for Clay. So is il
Throughout the State. A private letter jus
received from Lancaster (and VIC receive many
such says:
II. GREELEY, Esq. Dear Sir; | drop few
lines to give you my opinion (prva'e) on the politics
OF this State
think j, must go for Clay. Tbs Loco-Focos die
their very best for Governor, and had out tliei
strength TO the last man. They know that they ar,
not so strong on the Presidential as on the Governo
question By at least five thousand and that the re
verse is the case with the Wings. Many OF then
admit that they do expect to carry the Stat,
| for Polk.
In this Count; We shall! do at least five hundred
better for CLAY han we did for Markie, and we shall
| make vigorous push for thousand. There wert
a, leas, fifteen hucdred Wing voers not out at III:
| late erction: do not expect they will all come ou
at the next, but good portion Of them will, and al
| that DO will be clear gain.
judging from what kuol7 Of This County, anC
what hear from others, repeat that cannot per
ceiye by what possible contingency Pennsy lvanit
| cur 90 for Polk.
Ibclieve that If Gen. Irwin had been our candda;,
| he would have been elected
Very truly. your friend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
MEETING OF THE MECHANICS.

or At an adjourned Meeting OF the Mechan'
AGA and Working Men, held at National Hal on Monuay eve
ming. 3lsi Oct. 1874.
Rssolrsd That VIC will proceed, unledy and 'nhi'
vlduay work ofpreparng for grand and nppfcpa'e
Exhibition Of MECHANICAL and hAsurAcTuRlSo oPR-
NATIONS carried this City under tho benehceht
of Protective Tariff and that will give our whole ioce
and ability TO the Great General Procession of the ureh 81
October under the auspices o.! the Central Gay CVmmee
and the General CoT,rsittecs of TIC Whig PARTY.
Rssolre6 That while rejoice at the zeal aud rlt us
played by the Youngest Wings OF the City III making aitane
mens for separate Calculation the tnenty tara oil 'hi
month and shall willingly attend their meetings individually
so far rs can spare the from other empoymens w
mus, decline any proposition divide the Mechanical orce
or TO weaken the imposing Demonstration OF the hrt'em o.
October ALFRED n. BREWER Chairman.
GARDNER L. HAYWARD. Secretary. or II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
chsutauaue County,

SAMUEL A. BEows OF Jamestown, JEREMIAH
Mann OF Ripley, and HENRY c. FalsBEE OF Pom.
ttes are the Wing candidates foF Assembly,
That ticket will have :, 500 ma ority il the Coun
ty is Follcd cut as thoroughly as Rocklend or
Oiscgo will be. Wings Of CHAurAuouE are you
prepared TO oEing our your uAole vote Fire
hundred short may leopard every thing. Give but
-FOUR lchole vote ard al vii be veil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
q. NJ. \NArkRs. sectctnry.
South Carolina.

We have sdyces of the reelection the follow.
ing Members of Congress without material oppo-
si,ion:
ISAAC (. HOLMES, Charleston Dist
JOSEPH A. WOODWARD, Rchland
ARrgMAs BURT. Edgetield "
ROBERT B. RHErT, Barnwell IS
Among the Members of the Legislature elect,
VIC note the names of Hon. F. W. Pickens (Sen-
ator) and ". Gilmore Simms, Representative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
Letter from, cassi,,s NJ. Clay

NEw-f DIX C1TY. Oct. ~. leli
Mr.. GREELEY SH--in al article III the Az
6any Arpus of the 18th Oct. headed &C. NJ.
Claw and the Central Committee" there
are three or four lies which it might, perhaps, be
we'll 10 notice in passing. These gentry may
ROB me Of mn letters; | care not for tha.-hut
nv fair fame they shall no. attack with inpunit;.
/. IL is false, then, that persuaded (as is al.
lcpcd) Mr.. Gent Smith to refuse meeting me- IN
debate at my appointment at Utica; MIR. S.
wrote his declension before saw him, and hand
cd il to INC on sight. ID, 1t IS false that The Al
bany Clay Club or Committee have any control
tas is alleged in the Argus over my movements {;
the appointments were made at my own request.
Sd. II is false that | am under pay for my ser
vices; none but base and Infamous nmc.scrv
like the Argus would insnuatc that other men
we're as ,raitorous ard destitute of patriotism as
himself. have never received one cent for my
services from any man or set of men, but have
spent many hundred dollars and my TINE in the
service of my country, TO persuade my country
men 10 save themselves from this f,lon crew Of
Office seekers, who would shed ou blood and c1-
pend all our treasure. if they may but fatten at
the public crib. 1th. 1t is false and calumnious
that am here at the suggestion of MIR. Henry
Clay, or any other man. only am responsible
fox myself Yours, C.M CLAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22

@ In Democratic whiS General Conn
rnittee, Oct. q, 1914.
Resolzcd Tint this Committee fully approaching the ear
zeal and activity ofthe YoUNG MEMS KERY CtAY T.
their patriotic exer,iOns. do approve OF their ca io
vySTroN the 2d and do recommend TO thelr e
fellow citizens and the Wing Coii tees ana Gay
Associations OF The City cordial and united cooperation Ia
the proceedings of that day.
Wing fellow ,izen and the Wing assnciations
throughout ne Guy and elsewhere 10 act conty IN tne
celebration which TO take place the Both inst under The
direction Of the General Committee ol Democratic Hhs
Young Men, and the Clay Central Cnmmies, ~, .
N. BOWDlTCl BLUNT. Chairman.
J.H. HOBART HAws. socre.,ries
JOSEPH p. PRISON, 80.
ats Masonc) Fall Wednesday noinIng ga INST at &
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22

r5-. At IA Meeting Of the Democratic Wing YOUNG
Mems General Committee. held nj the Broadway House o.
the i2h instant. communication was received from u'
Central Clay Committee, inviting the cooperation ana up
poinent of Committee confer with the Central C!aI
COMMITTEE, making suitable arrangement, for The Grhn'
Mass Meeting and Procession OF tho jh oil October neat
which wGs snanously accepted and Commstiee OF Five
appointed. The following Resolution was proposed anc
adopted: ~. &C., a.,
Resoipsd That the Democratic Wing Young Men Of the
City and County of New York be invited to lend theII ana ana
upport 10 their brother Wings of the City and COUNTY, IN
carrying tho design Of the Grand Mass Meeting aud FRO
eesslon Of the 3uth October instant ,.u,,, ,,,:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
Madison County

The Wings OF this County have nominated
JEREMIAH BALLARD of Lebanon, GEORGE T. TAY.
LsR of Madison, and PETER Neutrality-suspicious.
Of Sullivan, loF Assembly; CLARK Brown OF
Eaton for Coroner. We ere assured that they
wjll pretty surely elect this ticket, and give ma
ior.ty for Clay and Fillmore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22

MgcnANlcs-B reference To the proceedings
of the meeting of the Mechanics and Working
mcn held last evening, it Will appear that they
intend cordally,o unite with the Young Mems
Henry Clay Association OF the 23d 'nst. so far
as they are individually able 10 do so; hut that
their arrangements for effective dosnonstfa
ton the Mechanical force OF the city viii take
Mace on the 30th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
Orange County.

The Wings OF Orange County haze nomine ted
SAMUEL " EAcERofNewburgh, Hupsoy McFAR.
Ian Of Monroe, and DANIEL FULLERTON Of
Minlsink for Assembly. That ticke, dom: look
like being beaten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
r<- Grand Rally for Clay and E'rcling-

v
,,6s,nea Presidents Of the Clay Clubs and Associations OF
New-York pursuant 10 n recommendation OF the CentTS Clay
Committee give notice Democratic Wings and Gay
Men of their sections that last Grand Demon
sttson before Election will take place IN tins
CITY on "wednesday the 3Ih day OF October IN which II Is
expected that all pursuits who favor OF iart
fof Protection American Labor. and American Interests
and Of the able honest and OF those
suts and interests. HENRY CLAY, will be expected TO take
act part Tho various Clay Clubs and Wing Associations
OF Work With tho VA rous Trades and Industrial
cistoas are requested TO proceed with their arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
RETNoLpS !as.den! Genital CI@y G G ,sn,

r,trnet from ne NisIeS Of the Central Clay EZeeutIre
C,,mmittee. Saturday. Oet. IL. ls4i;
Rssopsd That President, OF the Cent,a Clay Commit
tee be reoues,sd 10 invite the Clay Clubs, and other Clay Ao
atopt of the surrounding Counties and states To cooperate
with th Committee the proposed Mas Meeting and Pc
s.;on 70 hs hp3 in this City on Wednesday the Sh day OF
October. JOSEth hhhN' see'ela'y.
IA coE,psnoe with the above Resolution hereby respect
tiy invite The Clay Clubs and friends OF Clay generally
xhom our private Communications may have not Of
Roston Providence New Haven, Norwich and bridgeport
.Iofhs CLAY Clubs Of Kings Queens and Suffolk. Richmond.
ssse.,ef Rockand and the River Counties. Ia JOIN with
us and display their noble Banners with ours fhade9fa
md p,hmore can YOU your labor. ana 1uin Us
Victorious Wings of Hudson ard Essex cosnes %
a.. will also be welcomed with peculiar fresh rs thcy are
TOM The rloous triumph of Their hadiousnt oatis hed
lei them come il be only 10 receive @u thanks oi ~ns'
issv h. done a U.s. Come from the Cities ana rom me
Conniry from the shore and from the mountain nom me
Arm and The work shop from the ship and from me PRESIDE
Ter ali who have any thing to lose by Loco-toco success o
any thns To gain by Wing victory. come 'oith 10Y nu
d,nny Of their force before the last batte he oi
Eurf|R v Gay soak.-crfsel or be for fallen,
'S4'''A y. REYNOLDS.
President Central Clay Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22
CENTRAL CLAY CoAMITrEE, }
National Hall. Oct. Is. iSii. J

National Han, Oct. Is. Nli }
OF Alta meeting OF the Committee. held This Evening 1t
80, >,
p..n,,d That tho Mechnuu OF this City be respectfully
invited 10 cooperate with the Delegations from The various ne
oerst,r sy Clubs and other clay Association oil our
~ ,n,sd sction Of their body. the occasion OF The
Grand Mas Procession the 3oth October ..,.a =,
Re,ined Thai they be further respectfully ieooesieo ,u
n her convenience make such arrangement. iof the
invitation reception and entertainment OF their com
,c;, friends from neighhorng cities shall best com
non with their character Tor intelligence patti
osy m and hospitality.
"So'"e' % Wv j. II. REYNOLDS. Preyideo,.
JOHN +. I LoRqes. Secretaries o.! lw
Y CAssivs NJ. CLAY and J. w. fowler of OF
sego have been solue daysjn our City, and will
speak at the Mass Meeting tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-22

ticuers from the Buff4o Commercial Advertiser
STEAMBOATS,. VESSELS AND o.s.l Boats Asnoar.

STEAMBOATS, VESSELS AND anal BOATS ASHORE.
StsGubOgtS-lhe Chan:auque ashore the beach e.
OF Mechanic street Tn. LOUIS winch left port yes
erdey evening for the West rode gale TIE Lake
last night, and passed down Inc Back Reck th.
morning. under ito sail steam W.
since the above type have Ir. Henry Wells
who board the ST Loui. He says the got 10
thin three miles Of Dunkrk, when she shett et
aid Of the ib ws,a able make port Three anc BOY
Geek passengers were washed overheard during the hight
the gale.
Thirteen have been thrown overheard all of which
except safely reached the One bore line satog
ina! the boat out al wood and begin. assistance which
VIII o. rendered IS ;con IS the VINO sGd suoce tte
Pssses Queen Charlotte, high and dry the foot
of AchGanst. Sch! Henry Clay. dgto Clalk Skin.
ner's caasl.
The bs Ashland broke from her moornss atha Ugh. house
Gftlec he East SIDE the Oi pie and the
Pebe comrs toul of Other vessel. and mrch in.
lred is:irs. The Pann. Captain Persons, re-
turned al today safety The briE Europe end schr
Lyon returned II safety to port
The following among III, canal boats eno.e number
OF which NAH mile and oyetrom the canal There are
undoubtedly Others the condition
ed Blow Bo-ue Hut. :: nipple, Mohawk Sovereign, Lo-
connective. Pompe. Lorna. Belloas. Nlc:osy. Shamrock.
broke two Orb. y Rust britannia. w Z. Riycs. Ad-
cisou. BiOw, l. Darling. Wing. Huron Gull :. J. HoI-
Nm rel. Teescope. Bunker Hill. J. H. lockwood, Aitlca
VIM. MaIwel, 7. Smith. Neptune.
PIERS AND wHARrgS.
The that protects the herbor scOuy
injured to rods length The whole extent Of
from the ship canal to the .oct Of Illinois street much
damaged and IN many places totally DESTROYED Ofc0He
large Of property. salt, &c lying the waarvcs Is
LOST.
he food heavily fell By he d.aier1 Si,,fman
mas s'-D lrt M flats a'beck hzs some 80 60
e..l tti cd Toward The HYsr2u &C wO:ks.
be mole OF The low floors Of he warehouses on ne
boz have submerged and The therein stored OF
cou'se much Injured.
BUILDINGS DESTROYED AND ISJCRED.-nOols White
LEAD 6ctory establishment, which 80 90
been Invested. IS utterly demolished. hgmans three BRICK