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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
c.ntral CLAY Committee,

~.
Resoiped That the Clay Cub: aud other democrats S5
A.s"catons Of the Cry New York be earnestly eousen
n devote with patient md peeverng industry 10
The irp ra,t duty of thorough primary organization o. '"'
respective WnrdS 10 progress , ;.h If
ResoZ1ed Thu IN accordnncs with very reGeh' wsn
on Wing friends this Committee will take measures iot hu %
inc dur,nc the month of tnber rSs Meeting ~ ms LV
in which the Clay Clubs Clay Associations md rlenhs o oay
generally of all occupations will be requested u
Eection. !, e,., ~ Tho
Counr Of Presidents with 70 I'D t. Their '
be pubi,hed }. N kEfNOLUo' iie''u'"t
! # + [,oD9e, p[oD9e: Ssec-e,'rc'.
N. Is. At Of the Council OF fieoehls w ,s
doy, 3y;h Oct. was fixed upon. 60 u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
Grand Mass Meeting and Procession OF th'
Cluy Clubs.

The Central Clay Committee, on behalf Of all
the Clay Clubs have resolved on a great final
demonstration lnst at the close Of the campaign,
Immediately before the election They have
fixed on Wednesday, the S0th of October, as the
day, and have already begun preparations, Not
only all The Clay Clubs and Wing Associations,
but all the Mechanical Trades and handicrafts
of the City will &c represented in full orce with
aanncrs, cars and appropriate emblems. Mean
while let the great and good work of detailed
organization go on as it has begun. Let the
whole Wing force be displayed entire in a style
to Go credit to the Clay men Of New-York and
Justice TO the Cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

II Tho Biographical Sketch of MlLLARD
FILLMORE on our First Page will naturally CON-
mand attention. 1t is noble lesson for Young
Men, which we trus. they will consider and
profit by. Read it, Wings. and say whether
such man as Millard FILLMORE shall be beaten
in the coming Election He is able, ne is wor-
thy; he is devoted to your Principles and your
Cause. Shall he not be nobiy sustained
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
Beware !

George ". HolthGuse, keeper of "a Loco Foco
groggery i'll Pittsburgh, Pa. was arrested on the
ID inst on charge of having sworn falsely in
several instances that certain persons had been
five years in this Country and had come here un.
der age. The charge was fully proved, and Hclt.
hause held TO bail in the sum Of g, 900. He had
sworn through four persons in one batch.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
rennesseo-First Gun for 1874!

NASHVILLE held Charter Election on the
18th ut. and the result was decided Wing tri.
umph. The aggregate vote was
For Mayor Muxcy (W) 707.. Bigley IL sos
{" Constable Morgan 4" 746.. Musselmun, 472
Wing mai.-Mayor l9S; Constable a7a.
Aldermcn-l0 Whig, . Loco; 3aG Wing maj.
COLUMBIA, Maury Co. the home Of james k
Polk, held an election for Magistrate on the siot
The Wing candidate was chosen by tUo 10 enc
(G8 to 34)
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
By This Mornings Mail.

Tug Rrs-.r IN n,L.wiSs-A 10 ter .sc,ived
tnis morning iron Delaware snoes tnat ,oe aver.
age Whig m-prity in the State Is serea'y flso.
There is Whig majority taSirg cithf Inc vote
inr Assessor OF tnat ir Insfs,ior. The L en-
Pocns ,nIe ,hstyoto which Is highest on 'h'i'
ticket and compare It With that which IS lo@est
on The Wing ticket and thds make cut the ap-
nesY.nce OF victory. Phil Coz yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
Another Letser-From the North.

OOt
You may look for about 400 Wing majority in
Huron, and 100 in Erie County, unless zoe are
Gerry much disappOinted. will send you the
result in this County the day after the Election.
Huron was l04 for US, Erie lG9 against US
las. rear; both for us in 40 decidedly
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
To b. had a, the Tos, store iss Broadway 2 's7 S''


r. Fair of the American Institute ~ ~
NiBi'5 The Manager, have Ins Appropriated -
barge Sonn lfnmer used Us the Horticultural oonl lo a. ~
exhibition Of cloths six. cotton good linen, ana oIhrl
OF the country already the Qpatie, oiefe io
iition are unusually bot The rnannys reouest
boitoIs would compete prices and Offer the bv't
ran be sah q, the prices. that u can ge
thrt we can compete with The world 10th IN gnaies ~
prices The Manager, have slso hued up the former
loom for the exhibition of hsTdwaIe fine cutlery; in
euuinments &c In this branch Of the e1hhian Inc m ,
ger. feel confident ,hey wi receive both me az
ofthe uuo,c n the competitors thav h''e thAen
us pain. have thi. brsHch at hmsricsn indns'y @ n
srrunred well protected ir N injury im any sss ts
their Of al Q. Ss1 ,0r n v
si ;or The and catalogues prepared iorh~
By order of nc nGTRpGS TadSt ]. LEEDS see,stay.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

DAILY TRIBUNE served ut early hour IN any
pnr of hi, City or BROOKLYN at per week paya
be to the Garner by those who prefer it. at the same ae
for sx months or year payable al the Office in
Persons wishing he served will please send in their names
through the Post Office otherwise
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

OurRAGEous.-Yesterday morning, at O'clock
,be Sahh,,n yas desecrn,eo the laws yiol4I. d. snd
the public decordm outraged, BY prize-fght "htn
to k place Oh Thirty Seventh street, between Fli'n
Avenue aud tue Boomingdae Road, on The Corpo'
ration grounds. The parties we're stripped to IN;
buff, and surrounded by the noisy and unruIy cro~d
Incident to such occasions. They fought thirty
seven rounds, and left the ground covered win
blood und glory" Evening Aliror'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

p Wings of the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict don't forget the meeting this evening al
Astor Place, to respond TO the nomination o.
Hamilton Fish.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

t-T7 Hon. JUL,Us ROCKWELL, OF Pitts,ield was,
on Tuesday, the Isl inst. unanimously renominated
as he Wing csnjidate FOR Congress, for the With
Distici, by the Wing Convention of delegates as
sembled al HinsSa.e. Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

Ey' The Boston papers Of yesterday contain IA
law days later adsces from 81. Domingo and Rio
Taneiro, but no news OF Importance. President
Guerrero was still travelling in the Norhern part Of
ST. Domingo, and the probability cf awar between
Buenos Ayrts and Brozil became daily stronger.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
Corr; calena.,r... .This Day.

srta6ioR Cuukr.-Nos. 5. ). IL, -, Il, -,
d - %. a. IS, 26. y, %, %, 81, 80, 50.
CiAcrlr CovSt.-S ..ns as esierd.y.o
Cox"ov PLs.s-Eos . 4. s, 3, i: IS. "a 50,
81 Is, &C. "a 50, To, 3, I? 25 20 So, 10, I'D, 10,
l9 IS s. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
Jerssymen, Guard your Rights.

We two weeks since gave the official arrange
ment of the Empire Club of this City to distii,
butte its members all over Eastern New Jersey to
operate there during the two days ot Election
The paper detailing this arrangement had Il very
significant line at the head stating that voter
In New. jersey must swear that he had resided
one year in the State and FIVE months in the
County, but not now that he had paid any taxes
We never doubted that this was genuine order
of the day, and that it detailed plan for over.
awing the Legal Voters Of New. Jersey and filling
their ballot boxes with illegal votes. Since this
exposure was made, the Empire Club has thrown
off all disguise, and yesterday came cut with an
unbushing avowal Of the determination to go
over to New-Jersey and interfere in her Election!
The pretext avowed is utterly false and ground.
less, as the authors o: it well know. Read their
ayowal. Jerseymen and stand your ground =
The Phillstiues are upon you!
From the Ple6e,an OF yesterday.
p9- Notice 10 The Peopl. of Ne~-Jersey.-
TIE DEMoCR4Tic EMPIRE CL UB .Ata meeting
Of tns hme Cluo .n Saturday eyeaag ia, information was
Wings OF this y 10 .ena eompany OF ppe-a.erf INTO Inc
Votes Of tha, SUITE out iheiijast rights therefore.
esoiutG That Is the Intention ot The Emplte uo to send
this town OF district III New
Jersey where poll held for the ,ole OF detecting
City In order motives be
well understood. inform the people OF NewI.r.y that our
only object 10 the Democa-y o that Ss,e ,a
eYps.s,on of their w Our only desire that the Wings OF
New. York shall de'rnud The citizens Of gallant ster
state of the the elective iranch'e
we caution al ppe-aserS OF this Ciy who intend gong 10
New that enincd that they shall be watched
Ia no .se shall czan City allow vote New
Jc,tey We advpe the people oi NewJe,sey l., be Gu he
suard-iheiT liberties danger. Watch well over YOU!
rrhs-peser the sacred character of the ballot box.
b. order OF the Board OF Officers.
ISAIAH RYNuEES. President.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

- TIL. Tr.ns,ton Sign ch nunets much notice 10
OF Tribune Buildnes the ESPECIAL attention
nf tsoe who wish 10 cultivate the ncanaIn-ncs OF cDuny
buyers lnasmuc reminds of the opportunity Of ad-
veit:sins the Country Gf which v B.
the Agent al tie Coal Oce Now IS he time 20 advertise
for the Fall Trade, and 10 lay in Coal 70; the Winter
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

u The Brothers Of Warsaw perform this evening al The
New York heir feah truly surpr.nk. The
They produce eaqui.iie harmony. The laughing Gas
nfrts infinite dsli7ht Comic srnmf nta! and dane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

IL WASHINGTON Hunt of Nisgara has been
nominated 20 Congress by the Wings of the
XNNiNth Disuici, Orleans and Niagara.)
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
I St. Louis Repub. 2S,h ult

Destructive CoNffAGaArI' IN COLUMBIA -
By last eveni"g's mail we received The following
letter irum Columbia Is. @ daicn 29th ni' CIV
ing an account ot d most disastrous fi'e which
10 k pl4ce III that town, ca,srG the destfucrn
cf a considerable smonnt oi property:
&" \ Gte broke nut 'bS evening, AZ o'c'ofS,
il, smoke house. IN rear OF the Dl'ldlngs km'wn
as Ewarl's, which consumed all Inc buildings
on the square. except D.. wells Office and
dwelling On the north east corner, and the Couf
House, Law Range, Capt J. Ffade"eis
Dwelling and Mr.. james B'atwright's on 'he
south The Court House was or il'e several
times, but by The eSer!ions of the titcmen "nt
cit zene, 1t wac saved. The tcnements cor.
srmcd were occupied is iollY VS.. DAVID EwaFb
grocer; NJ. ]. Stork, shoe store j. Cooper,
ie~ellef; John Ewart, grocer; J. Canle. fruit
store J. IL. Heisc, con'cc,ioEer A Palmer d
Co. tanners. Loss OF buildings aud goods sup
posed To be $40 0G0, on which Ihe:e was an IN
surance of from Is tn 20 000."
Charleston Courier, Oct. |.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

ne lnIe>t hNH iNOat cipHlI ''F
de expressly for them. and can.
/; the whole 'orfnla!
aIiety or quality in this CITY
son. TweeDr. abd over w
different patterns OF Rodk'n
W0s,enholm. &c. most hichJ
polished Knives embracing e.
cry kind of Congress. Who'.
cliff. President. Sporting. kc'
PORTABLE DRESSING
CASES.
Manufactured by the m'
scnbeD. OF the most c1mped
iorms. equal in finish 10 ii'
imported. and much lower =
price. containing the MetailF
Tablet for keeping RrzoT
in order, with n vnpsty g
French nnd English do.
RAZORS.
From the manufacture, q
Joseph Podgcn j. Son. Wad
Il Butcher. Pict leys. Elliott
also. u choice nrt!rle. mode eI
pre,sly for The subscriber fs
tail trade by Hall Of Sheffield
FOR THE HAIR
Gucrlc;n', Eau Lu''rat''
Rowland's 1accassar Oh.
Gouraud's Antiqu. C7to'
nine. Phiiocome. Ok Nero-.
WSe.h's Cream OF LiIls'
Balm Of Columbia.
COSMETICS.
RoWlalds h6lTcOf. h"'
lands Letion. Rousssr' CO..
metIc Cream. Rnussi's Hal
Dye. Rowlapd's Es'eoe' ''
Tyre. &c. &c.
/ far surpasxs the Hone 10 pro
Razor. without usInc OIL o
ng so ample 10 use. make y :
z gentlenan's toilet.
SAUNDERS 4 son.
Invenuon q; d Manufacture"
=, l63 Broadway. ~ w ttso'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

EB SIXTEENTH WARp.-Look at the notices Of
the patriotic Whiss Of this Ward for this evening"
A banner is to be presented to the Clay Club
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

EY- The Concert Of the Campano!ogans was
crowded last night Il, the Tabernacle. They pro-
duce the sweees, music we ever heard, and musical
amateurs pronounce it the very perfection o TIE
musical err. They certainly give some OF the
sweetest tones, and their whole execution, 10 our
taste, begenrs all description. If they SHOULD re-
peat their Concert they will be sure ofa crowded
nnuSe.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

n3- Central Clay Committec.-Ar regular monthly
Meeting of the Committee will be held ni National ia Oh
"0'"'''1' ''''"N' j. n REYNOLDS. President
}ons }ons 7, + POPsG; T,OPSG; Ssscre;ane.. esa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

Fancy CUrLKRY.-Over 80 different patterns oi Joep'
Rodgers l. Sons Wostenholms most highly finished En'o
erbrncing every kind of Congress. Whancie Penell o
Office knives, with n assortment o Nail Files and Ni'pe
Tweezers BOO, md Button Hooks. ksyrngs SCISSOR" &
&c ut the toilet furnishing siors 3 Broadway O. Snnndn
3 e. ~ lE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
Ohio.

The Election in Ohio, as well as IN Pennsys-
vania and New. Jersey, takes place too day. We
are not entirely without apprehcnsiors OF the re-
suit in either State, bat we haze strong conrlc-
ton that Ohio is SAFE. We believe 81, not be-
cause Ohio is mo,c favorable 10 the Wing Pol!cy
than Pennsylvania OF New Jersey, fori is not but
because orr opponents have fought US more man
fully and fairly there than in tne States this way
Perhaps they tell as many falsehoods, defane US as
fou!ly, aud resort to many cheats and iorgeries
in Ohio as IN Pennsylvania, but III Ohio they 90
not ccny that they are hostile to Protective
Tarifi, and this makes Us fee! sure OF the State
A letter from wellinformed but sangnine friend
at lac Capital, says: 20.
81 btliove now, IS have believed iorinofe tnan
SIX months, that Ohio Is Just ~ safe as Vermont OF
Connecticut. From the very hest data within my
reach, entertain no douo: vi the c'ec;on oil M
Barley By majority Of from 1000 to lV,V0o
votes. We may go oUer the highest hgnTe, out
have the strongest convection that VIC canho' go
asl0,c the lowest The Liberty vote will be IN
creased very considerably, perhaps onc-third; but
as large proportion of the increase Will be from
the ranks Of GU, opponents as from ours They
nave been losing rapidly in this wav in the Re-
serve Counties and also in some of the Southern
counties, while many thinking, LIBERAL minded man
whc have heretofore acted in the Liberty ranks,
will now unite with us. Il desperate game has
been PLAYED by many of the leaders of the Liberty
men of this State, who ere ct heart Loco Fo.
cos, and who have in every thing seconded the
efforts of the Polk and Texas party. think they
have ove-.shot the mark, and in mary instances
disguised those who were disposed to be their best
frinndc ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

FRENCH LANouAdE.-MAsEscA's ORAL sysTEa-Aa lev
more gentlemen may admitted into the new EsennH Gay
abon 10 commence by making immediate rpplcnli,s a
new Morning Glass f.. Ladies will vo commence w 'e"
day.. Il. nhNESCh, ~ no hn.,n. ~.
"a gti.r rs Walker strea'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

u The Wings cf the Seventcenlh Ward have
opened Committee ard Reading Room at SS5
Boweiy. aess Fifth-s!rcet, where they would be
glad 10 their friends any weekday between the
hours OF S 4. VI. and ?. n.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

Murphy of Kings.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAIL
aoAp.-As the train was passing over the Har-
lem river on its way out yesterday morning about
l2 o'clock, the locomotive and tender ran off the
track before entering upon the bridge, and ran
into the river. The coupling attaching the cars
gave way. The locomotive was considerably
damaged, but fortunately 10 person was injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

~ TaE WANDERING JEW, Sues currsnt Ro-
nance, Nos V. and VI. is now pubishedby J VIM
chester. The interest of The story increases
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

Go AND -Those Deserving Views he an'r.-
cen Museum of woncsr and delight
crowds to daily nightly Thong is seioon
Iaerte3 Weserm; the prodigy PLASTER Alfred; the Nzld CT
the Moth ssrs and the nondesiiDt Cole. with b.. Won
tesfu dog fell 10 elicit the wa,nl.st applause.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

PERU uN ERE.
Gueriain'.. Lubin'.. Pre-.
vost's. Edes's. Pntey's. Rous.
sci Of Phi'adelphin German
Cologne. Bay Water. sc.
SOAPS.
RIGGS Military md Veget.
able GuerlGin's Ambfosinl
Crenm and Tablet; Monpeln's
Oieophene Preyost's Onni-
bus {; Rousel's Almond and
Rose Cake. also IN Cream FOR
shaving. This article ob,ained
the premium, n .lIvef medal.
Mt the Inst Fair Of the Amer.
can In.'itufe. tSole Agent ior
New York;
BRUSHES.
Han Brrshes, a lnrse vn:ic-
ty. from . cent? u2wsrd'-ltO
diiferert patterns . Shaving
brushes. maGe expte- " for 'h'
subscribeIs. with nane snamp
ed on: ,heifsupef.orIi7 consists
in having the brrtles firmly &C..
of such shape rs IN sDfccd the
lather evenly: Tooth. Ciott
and Hat Brushes.
COMBS,
Dressing Comb. Of rofioi't
She'll. Bufslo. Ivory. and imi
,at.on of french and English
manufcc,uIe ; Pocket Ccmbs
of 81 different patterns
FANCY CUTLERY
Nail Files. Boci IIocks. Scl:
The METALLIC TABLE
dueing a keeu. smooth edge u
water its cleanliness. and bt
NEST desirable appeadnse to a
G.
Tnha hal nj, The TnIlet Stnl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

tlYs The SEVENTH WARD Democratic Clay Club
hold meeting Tk,s Erenins, al Madden's Long
Room corner Catharins-st. and East Broadway.
JoHS Mason, Esq. of Baltimore will address the
meeting Wings OF the Seventh, every man TO his
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

fSys lNg FAla oE me MARINERS INDUsT RIAL
SOCIETY opened yesterday in the Mariners Church,
Rooseyeil.sr. AID will continue through the week.
great variety OF curious and valuable articles
there exhibited, we'll worthy attention. We trust
the philsnhropc and generous will make a point of
attending. See Gard. Admission only ~ cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

~ The -Yti Word ashland -asSoeiatioq hold
theic regular meeting to night at Columbian Hall,
on which occasion splendid Silk Banner will be
presented 10 ;heni. The speakers, we hear, are
David Graham, Joseph Eo1ie and Col. Stark
weather. As the Ladies have an interest in this,
they are invited 10 attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

DESTRUCTIVE FIAE-The village OF Yonke.s
was visited by very destructive FIRE on Sunday
morning which destroyed two factories and
large Touring or grist mill-one hat-body factc-
ry owned by VIM, C. Waring s. Co.-Loss about
81 O0O-no insursnce-,he other a b1ok-cloth
msnufac,ory owned By ]. s S. Dykcs.-Lcss
s. OOo-iusured for sl,5oo. The gsist mill
was the property Of MIR, Padd9ck'-L'ss not
known-no insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

u Rev. HAaK.soS MORGAN, Of S. Wilbraham,
Mass has been elected Prncipa! OF Bersa Seminary,
Ohio. be has accepted the appointment. The
winter term is 10 commence on The 4th day OF No
yembsr next.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
Jersey Beware LOOK QUIT:

Jersey Beware LOOK OUT:
Loco-Focos from Albany, Caral toaimen and
others, have been emplied upon you. -Four New
York Custom House officers are now in atten.
dance at the Caaalsreet Ferry to pass them
over into Naw.Jersey. The names ol the officers
are known, and they will De attended to hereafter.
Treat them as The Plebeian recommends, 10
little g summary punishment" More ancn.
Boys, yeu are caught! a word to the wise.
ENTIRE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

u The Arkansas Times and Advocate, Of
10th September, q Loco-Foco concern, and moi,
the most reIiabIe in the world, states that it was
rumored that Governor CONWAY, of that State,
has sloped FOR Texas, carrying al! his Negroes
win him the same negrces which the L. States
Government had levied upon to secure a judgment
for upwards of 10000, appropriated to pay vol
unteers il 1886, but which Inc Governor he'd ap.
piled to his own purposes There is mo.t bit
ter and bitter quarrel going On in Arkansas, be-
tween differen, factions OF the Loco Foco party
If hall ihey SAP of each other ID true, the whoie
onsse, at leas; al The leaderr, should be in the
peni,en,iary. ST Louis Repub. Sept %.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLARD FILLMORE.

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL J. WILkIN.
FOR CANAL ConnissiofEFs1
SAMUEL WORKS, Of Nazara Co.
SPENCER KELLOGG, Of Oneida 20.
ELIJAH IsHOADES, OF OnondaSa 20
JOSEPH II. JACKSON, Of Frankhn Co.
FOR CONGRESS,
lid Disdc,-J. PHILLIPS PHGNiA'
IVth JOHN II. WILLIAMS.
y,h JOHN E. SCOLESs
yta HAMILTON FISH.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
At large. }.JOiN A. COLLIER. of Broons
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

ToILET FURNISHING SroRk.-Tbe subscribers respeetu
coll Of the public their collection Of nc' !"
the Toilet, they having for number Of yens devoted ne.
time exc uvey in the selection Of such, and nre entbed
through their cnt' have the latest and most choice n
taons II which made expressly for iem and caa
not be obtained at my other e.nbsbment the whole orn
an assortment ed variety quality in this CITY
prpETfuEpV cor, rwee,,rs md aver lG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08
Lnoo-Eoro Nomination.

For Congress Ild Distribution. Henry c
Murphy of Kings.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

~ JoHs c. HAMMOND is the Wig candidate
{ Assembly in Essex Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

I.p. rard Foster. {. WA Buni'. Peter NJ Pirne.
Edwald Mct;ee. J; Arden. EdTeFd u SwrTn,
W. s. NIntuyp. \; 2 + l%,aoau, % &. W. Whitley.
e. ". Lnwrehce. w. I. Moore.
The valedctory Address, with Poem' Man.
his Aim, his duty will be delivered by N. Ber-
onssr ahnu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-08

Gueriain's. Lubin'.. Pre-.
vost's. Edes's. Pntey's. Rous.
sci Of Phi'adelphin German
Cnlnene. Bay Water. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
From Sierra Leone.

We are indebted to Captain Taylor, Oh u,e
brig Delaware, which arrived at this port yes.er,
dsv. for file Of the Sierra Leone Waterman
m to the 7,h of March last, from which we glea''
The following items: Ho'N'
The prospects OF the Mission tWesleyanl coh.ih.
ned 70 increase, and s41 souls had joined 'hal ooo'
the IS months preceding lst January: =, A.rhor
Three French men-ot war were IN 'i', na. oasi
with a view to sclecta suitable place on Tue 'o'''
for a settlement. v.l,,on,, If
Tn. following items are in The "Waichman 0'
March1 r,n
ashre whilst being chased by the man DIVA, @Ps'
Edward c. Earle, Esq Commander, near ApP1te, Pt
and being unseaworthy and unable TO get on, snI
was bestowed by The captors and was condemned
on the 18th January last. .,;,b
sThe Helena" master unknown, em6arA9ia WIN WIN
$40 slaves at Anbrz, l29 OF whom died on 'lle Pss
SAGE. She was taken BY H. NJ: slooP EsPor, at
thnr Morre!l, Esq. and was condemned January u
last. -. ,u,,;,s ssil.
ed from Rio Dc Janeiro for CamPos, ana vas nm
bv The Heroine, H. r. Foote, Esq. She was not
defended and was condemned on The io'n 'H''"a'! !!
last. u.,p.hu,. uos run
A Spanish brigantine called Roberts was loI
ashore and wrecked near Block Point, while chaseu
by the Madagascar. She was pronounced ilapie 10
condemnation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

DE.ru OF FOUR MIssIoyARyEs.-Lettersr receiv-
cd nv the last steamer confirm the statements
which had previously appeared in the newsPa'
oers respecting the death OF Rev. r. o. Dwight
IF the Madura mission. We are also panied to
hear that Mrs. Cherry and Mrs. North have been
cut down by the same disease. the spasmodlr
cholera Mrs. Dwight and Mr.. Muzzy " were e,
also brought very low, but they were mercl'nily
spared. roo.,.r.a
at Msdura. the residence of Mr.. Dwight. lie
died on the day of the annual meeting OF the
mission hence the exposure of the whole mission
to disease which has proved 90 fatal In tia'
place ..,. os tho
The same steamer has broug tidngs OF Inc
death Of Rev. Mr.. Graves, of the Bombay mlssion'
This event has been expected for some time.
RI. Y. Observer.