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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-20
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND.

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT FUND.
RECEIPTS.
Amount on hand. New. |, s43. S27,O49 81
Reed from Cherokee Land Bonds, 1927 OF
Principal Of Loans repaid, 1884 80
Cape Fear Ba:k Dividends, $50 90
S5I,74l rs
DISBCRSEMENTS.
Pd. repairs of Mathematical Instruments, LOG IS
Expenses of Board Sl69, Clerk $500, 400 90
SIS IS
Amount on hand, Nov. l, 1914, 5l,l66 OIL
.S5I,74 76
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-20
.S5I,74l 76
FUND FOR SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT

FUND FOR SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT.
RECEIPTs.
Public Taxes reed from Sherifs, S7S,043 AZ
Tax on Cape Fear Bank, 1889 90
Tax on BaRk of the State, 2,243 IS
Tax on Merchants Bank of Newbern, SEA SO
Dividend Cape Fear Bank. 50 %
Interest on Wilmington R. R. Bonds,
paid by the Go. 1900 90
Sale Of Brick, 6 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-20
FINANCES OF NORTH.CAROL

FINANCES OF NORTH.CAR OLTNA.
Copied from the COmptroher's Report.
LITERARY FUND.
RECEIPTS.
Amount on hand Nov. |, ls45, SG3,O43 90
Reed from entries of Vacant Land, $3.50 81
Dividends. Bank of the State, 3l4ls IS
Bank of Cape Fear, 26,6lO 90
Cape Fear Nav. Co. 10000 90
Principal of Loans repaid, 22,s46 80
Interest on Loans. 4,677 6s
By Int. Imp. Board, 1920 So
on Wilmington r. K. Bonds
paid by that Company, 1890 90
on Raleigh and CASTOR bonds,
paid by the State. e,sls 90
Auctloneers, sos 81
Retailers on Spurious Liquors, 1924 &c
Sale of Shingles, 545 70
Amercement of r. w. Long, Shffof
Rowan, 100 90
Sl86,O52 O5
DISBURSEMENTS.
Loan by Literary Board, $4,000 90
Expenses OF Board, SIG 90
Attorneys Fee, H. w. Miller, IS 90
Printing and Advertising, 60 90
North American Review, 90
K. l.. Myers, account for services ll9 SIS
A. G. Dickinson, work on Pungo
/ Lake canal, 100 90
Paid Counties for Common Schools, 1887 10
l2l,722 IS
Balance on hand Nov l. 1884, S4,s2s 40
Sfs6O52 O5
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-20
DIED,

, DIED,
In Wake county, on the 18th inst, John Hin.
ton, Esq, in the 10th year ofhis age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-20

At meeting Of the Executive commit
tee. held at the close Of the meeting above
recorded, it was
RESOLVED, That this committee adjourn to meet
again at the Office of the President, (Capt. &. Pot
'ter,) on Thursday afternoon next at past O.
clock, and that the Secretary inform the officers G.
lect of their appointment and of the said meeting
The committee then adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1844-12-20

old Jackson doctrine-that we will ask tor
nothing but what is right, and submit to no.
lAlHg that is wrong. Under this doctrine we
expect to see Oregon in due time exclusively
occupied by American citizens; and under the
same doctrine we hope to greet our sister Re-
public Of Texas into our glorious Union.
Upon the settlement Of such important is-
sues IS these we may we'll rejoice and gladly
congratulate our great leader, in whose cleo
loR our triumph has been so signal.
To the ad5reSSoof Mr.. Nicholson, Col. Polk,
ne President elect, rose and replied substan-
TALLY as follows.
return to you. Sir, aud to my fellow-citi'
lens whose organ you are, my sincere and un'
iegned thanks for this manifestation of the
popular regard and confidence, and for the
congratulations which you have been pleased
10 express to me, upon the termination and re-
suit of the late political contest. am full,
sensible that these congratulations are not
and cannet be, personal to myself. 1t is tn,
which has spread such general JOY over tn
land. The political struggle through wk;eI
Ene country has just passed has been deepl
exciting. Extraordinary causes have existe
70 make It so. 1t has terminated-it is nov
overland. sincerely hope and believe, ha
Oeen seeded by the sober and settled judl
"'Snt OF the American people.
~ exchanging mutual congratulations wit
Sdch other upon the result of the late election
~e democratic party should remember, j
Sssitniy reviewing the contest, that the porto
:" our felloW-cltizens who have differed wit
10 ia opinion have equal political rights wit
'0''eS' that minorities, as we'll as majoE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
TOT he IrIDUHt.
Mass Meeting at Albany,

From variety Of estimates made BY those who
were there On the 9th, there were about tive
acres densely covered with people. Agrcat num-
Der were not all on the ground at one time these
would have filled up the interstices and corners
so as to make up good measure OF FIVE acres
Assuming this estimate Of ground as pretty cor
rect, we can come at an accurate calculation OF
the number assembled.
The Emperor Napoleon had calculation,
founded on experiment of course, that he could
draw up his army into a solid column SO that
each soldier should occupy only Is inches square
of ground bat presuming promiscuous assem-
blage would not stow as close as phalanx OF
drilled soldiers, we allow two feet square for
each. Now, in one acre there are 43, $50 square
feet; allowing two feet to man, this gives q 80
to the acre, which, multiplied by Eve give los, 900
persons present. Blu: this may be considered a
large estimate. WewiI suppose there were but
two and halfacres of pcople-or that, instead of
allowing two feet to each man, we give them
elbow room enough by allowing four feet; in
either way the number will be reduced one half,
which gives then "a ,i50, as assembled at that
meeting. CALCULATOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
Things In PhilsdcIph!a.
Correspondence oi The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. S0-P NJ.
ANOTHER SERIOUS FIRE-About O'Clock last
evening. five broke out m the upper part 9l three story
brick building No Dock street. occupied by W M HudoI
mnker which almost entirely Destroyed with IT'S con
tents The three story building adjoining. occupied
dus nu amt warehouse 6y VIM Evans. was soon enve.
oped flames, threatened nj one time serou. cnnhtgraon
aud which only arrested by the exerons oi three four
comp, mes. pr, perry under the control Of th. city
hnlng Destroyed and the stock %! drugs. paints,
&c or entirely ruined by The Mr. Evuus
insured part. but MIR Rudolph aud Mr. Ackernan had no
their property The tire Is supposed 10 have
every desire manifested to IN by several
town companies. ,,,,,.
AssAuLTING FEMALEs.-A man named William
Martin evidently insane arrested and committed
yesterday threatening life wife of Francis DuTee.
residing the western of ae city Isaac de Young the
keeper OF fancy hesnut street held To ta IN
hustine her OF his store, while nbou purchasing
ce These things becoming entirely too comIson and
think should be severely denounced and punished.
SToCXs.-Ihe market is beginning 10 assume q
downward State SIS heavy at ~. and Wilmington
Railroad ut q. ! annex sales:
Board-i03 shares Wilmington Railroad. 90: 5000
State 5s 100 shares United States Bank, 81 200 do G
Seeond Board-5O shares Gard Bank 5 W n Il}5: do
dor; 500 state 5s 7i 500 do 70; 20 Wilmington
SHIP Nxws-4I P. NJ Cleared This afternoon
Ship Lehrh Young, New. Orleans Rris. Mare Bowen. w
Indies: Cohen. Jr McFarian. Indies Oceoa. Sylvester.
ie lo Osceola. iurc do; Wason Norton do Columbia.
irnkwnier. do Homer. Lila do; Egremont. SAWYER do;
Seiye. o,borne do Burmah Sargent. do Cadmus Tucker
Schrs American Eagle Lombard Savannah: Eugene Skin.
ner. Cambridge; Princess. Racket New Bedford: Frnnces
New York Steamboats, Morrison and Augusta New. York
.7rrred-Schr Joseph Msnh Poland. IS DIS I'm Savannah:
steamer Ashland fin orb schr Nonpae Homer I'm Are.
R,Loto-Shin 81 Lawrence FIN iyernool
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
BY This Mornings Mail.
:, Jersey-vo,c on the Sew constitution

y. Jersey-yotc on the New constitution
The aho!e number of votes east Tor and against
the New Constitution in New-Jersey at The la'e
election is 26232. These were dvidsd-' Con-
s,;rution' 22976, No Constitution j.25o- 'n"loniy
:, ,ovor Of the Constitution 1920. There were 69
r;sctsJ votes. The vote Of Ne~-Jersey at The Ffc-
s;d.n,al Election in Is 10 6t,3S5. So il appears
that less than one-hali the voters went TO the fois
at the election of the Constitation The new Cor'
s,itu,ion goes into effect on Monday ncxt
rS- We are glad % lceFn that Hon. John NJ.
po,is ;s restored 10 health from severe and dan
ssrous Illness and is again doing good service IN
&c Wb;g cause. Norfolk Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81.
POLK ara,nst the Tariff:

The following extract from Speech delivered by IAMEs n.
Polk before the People o Madison County enne,see On ~,
an uneoynpromsins opponent Of q PROTECTIVE IAeIFT
The difference !ee.en he eCar:e Of tie poea1 " G5 2sgtg
sb Se H. sdroeaes of Distribution and Protective ia
tokiek CONSIDER -HoHs 70 te tnsTets et me
ou.fry and especially 10 the interests 81 ne iHitng Sdt
II acpe sterd.ly and at all times ClDoseG boLa
On Wool.
..Tls Vool- Grsers consider t duty on jcre'-n ipoo
az important ler prosperity. ThS opinion cDpTssnd
I'm c,rn op;aioE IS that Tooi shor8 be dntgtree an
Congressional Debate. vol :. page i'isi
And for Annexation.
Ihnue hesitation declaring. TINT an ~ taror %
ils }Ansdise Hnnezaton Of TeIds 20 the Territory Of NE
United Sta:<s r. flames K Polk TO the citizens OF Ccn-
na,i. Apn 25. 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
CARACAS. l4;h august, IS

u
To-day | send YOU cepies CT the different news
papers, from which you will 6nd that the Liberal:
will gain the elections in Caracas, and perhaps in
the whole country, the effects OF which will be o I'M
porance, but will not, al this early stage OF the
alteration in our political horizon. pretend 10 ore-
what will be the consequences. Revolution can
see no cause ior, the party winch We stood 10
lear OF. will now be able 10 obtain consdIutcnally
ell thev could ask for. The AnstocrsIical party IL
Caracas are very much alarmed, and one OF tiieln
has deposited with lie all his papers, sc. Tor safe
keeping but | can see no grounds Tor eny such
fears. We should like 10 see an American man Of
war here occasionally, and since the election com
m-nced, the Mayor has once OF twice asked Us " Il
We were expecting any men-ows!
Iaiiso. would add, is very scarce II isct tnere
i but li.te or po,e IN 1- market. Coffee ofai kinds
scarce. Cocoa, "Coorade," is worth loal6 per
fanegu. Hides Ss8 25 per quintal, al this place.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

lSsrITU rI0S FOR THE OPERATIVE SURGERY OF Tux
Eye ard surgical gene under the of Dr. +.
H. Dixon. No. Mercer street Within the past u years Or.
ID. hh- been appointed Surgeon to the Dsafnnd Dumb iy
nm and House OF Refuge He refers late Nnyof Of n.
York on Judah Hammond Rev. Felix Vareln James II.
Hart NJ. D.. A. ID Hunter. VI. IL. and the ioowing
Guiding over 800 ease Of quntne-Geo.ge Walton Esq
llt 81 and Brondway 60 age squnng nan,
ton we%i Dr. Dayton. alonst?wn, do; daughters q
Rev. Mr.. Webb, y. B;unsgck do Rev fZra Withey T..
Church. NewYork. do. Cataract-Edmund Gross E,a Yofk
vile y; .oa O., Rev. John Hotchsen. Leno1 Academy
VI. s.; Timothy Tnte Esq a ysars of age Mof,town S
T. daniel Ayte EG 2 OF age Patterson Punam Co
Y. Hore Lp-thrpe patients from DIR. Rnce. Cat.ki.
Greene CO. ~ Y. EnlnI yed T0nsis Ieuoved-Inan, Hon
Caleb Day Catkll n. ". and many Others in New York
nnc Peter :. Townsend. E,q Hudson Columbia 60. y,
Y: Rupture permanently cursd-ln all reducbls c-scs
Office hour from to3
The Surgical Gas viii assemble on the Isl Of Nov Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
Another Mn.s Meeting In New-Jersex.

AnUt1ItI VuSN 4t1ctttH- kIE -Ne W u efSey'
The great Mass Convention at New Drums
wick, on Tuesday morning, Sept. Sd, will proba-
bly afford more attraction in public speaking than
any gathering that has yet been held this side OF
Albany.
We learn that JOHN w. Fowler Of Otsego
County, HENRY G. WHEATON Of Albany, Hon
RoBEkr T. CoNRAD and CHARLES GIBBONS oi
Philadelph Will certainly be present.
An extra train of cars has been engaged, 10
leave Jersey City a. A. M.-returning from
New. Brunswick at P. II. Fare for the whole
tip so cents. The Young Men of our City, and
all those wishing to hear Messrs. Fowler, Wheaton
and Others, must not fail to attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

maturity, a conspiracy TO clrcumvent the inevi-
table laws OF population " and thereby secure
prolonged and unnatural duration OF Slavery To
this conspiracy the Free States cannot become
pa.;ics, even by skulking connivance, without
fearful guilt They ought to nave taken Their
stand against any extension Of their responsibility
icr Slavery when Louisiana was acquired, butthey
neglected it, and hereby prolonged the existence OF
Slavery in the Union at least half century
Wa,n tscy did nike their stand, in 1879,
on the admission of Missouri, it was too late,
and they were worsted, as they deserved TO
be, though their effort had neatly destroyed
the Union. Now, with the Past as beacon, if
thew consent to carve out new empire for
Slavery, thus securing it a wider range, fresh
sol, quicker market, more power, and another
hali.century OF supcraddcd existence, they will
be guilty OF q great crime not merely, but OF
drivcEng idiocy and suicidal madness The
end and airl OF this whole Texas plot, from the
viIloinous so.calied Revolution to this moment,
are those avowcd by Mr.. Wise when be declared
that Slavery shall pour itself across the Cont
nent without restraint, and find TO limn but the
Pacific Ocean" This is whst our Empire Clubs
and Butt, Enders mean when they talk of "ex.
tending the blessings OF Freedom and Ciyillza-
ton" VIC Dc not ask, we DO not expect, that
any Southern man, attached TO the institutions Of
his section, should view this subject entirely as
we do. 1t suffices US that Mr.. Clay opposes An
nexation for the reasons which have cogency
with him; our reasons include all his, but are by
no means confined to them. If Mr. Clay is elect
cd, VIC have an Anti Texas Congress and Ad.
c,inis:rai;on il Polk succeeds, there cannot be
rational doubt that The great National crime, go
long meditated by turns 50 stealthily and so
.ccklessy pursued, vii! be consummated But
n triumph or adversely we shall battle 1t to The
last.
And nov, Mr.. Pebeiap, dare you let your
readers see the opinions you have 50 earnestly
called for-thc whole of them as we put them
Probably not. AT any rate, take back your as
sertion that Mr.. Clay letter was published 81 in
an obscure part" Of The Tribune. Il was pub
lishcd directly under the head of the Morning
Mal-to intelligent readers one Of the first places
looked at, and the only place in which, being
received at midnight, it would probably ap-
pcar As to comments, they are made the first
moment the responsible Editor is at home to
make them? Are they frank enough for The
| Plebc;an?
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
nh. G.eo, Floods in Venezuela.

We have published several aeeouats during the
presen, season ofhe disastrous floods III Venezuela
bu, the following eloquent description of the scene
OF devastation and sorrow is TOO vivid and complete
to be omitted:
Correspondence or,hc Unned st.,es Gozsce.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
rnRNNER.S OEFLCE.

D,scovxREp DsAp IL BEp.--fhc Coroner held
u .oresr day a, No i Caambers si'se 90 The Oody
a., C,nry nati, Of eand. ased d who he'd &
~ and " no was iOu nd dead IN hsE bed a
ne [e.dci d.ed III h, oi Epilepsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

u The Grand Rally Of old LANCASTER Ccun.
ty, Pa. will take place on Wednesday the 4th o.
September, when DANIEL WEBSTER and JOHN NJ.
CLAYTON are to spesk-Mr. CLAYTON certainly,
and we believe MIR. Webster hiss also resolved to
be present at any sacrifice. We should ike reh;
well TO witness the mighty sally Of the 'old
Guard en- that occasion, bat We m1st be content
to hear from her. She will speak fer herself and
the Nation too in November.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

PRWATs IssTRrcrIoS.-A- gentleman who ha, had much
experience ~ snchng having portion of ms upd
would be pleased small number Of BOYS house.
either prepared for College ~ rereve simply
Engsh Education. References given. Address {. this
Office. nu3 g.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

AMERICAS NrsErA-Graud Holiday. ever Soly rushing
- see vcinaJ State Robe a,c Gesesl fnCmts Court Die,s
TSo spsndid performances By TIA afant s2ts. Minse
Caid-en especially should 90 to-day Seats prepared for
Performance and 4 before P; d. Gypsy consu.
cd al all hours, Fresh noyeiies next week.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

u The Troy, Capt. Gorham, which left
Albany at A. NJ. yesterday, landed some $50
passengers, beside children under twelve years
IN our city before last evening. She must have
had IN all $50 persons on board. The tide which
has 50 long So, from the City has fai,ly turned
The Season of the Country is waning that of
the City is commencing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

French LAsGuAsE.-MASEsCA's ORAL SYsTEM.-Nsd.
L. aapeca Duant roU.ms her pupl thet her classes will
ime safy IN Eepember. ut No. p Walker L16e.
nni Gentenea who wish 10 mcguire the French bT
e approved system OF her father Will please make eary
pIlcalOn. moi ltyiSs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
t,pprp rOTtCr

Tsye+s-William Anderson was arrested and
committed fsr stealing six from Isaac Banvei s.
Sprng street. - .,,,,,;...5 8 ....,
,oc sbngs rom John Anderson, bis master, No q sts
Avenue. -, t..nL 7 .,J,a,
M,IlCloUs TREsrAss.-Josf Lahogen was ar.
- ,L,,,r brck at. nj the windows OF Adam NilS,
- thc and hit,ing Mr Miller the head Seal
70 n,son 70. 50 days, beng unable 70 pay I me-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

Hor WEArHER-Monday was emphatcally the
hot dav of the season-the mercury ranging at one
Time at 90 degrees of Fahrenheit. Yesterday was
more ,oerable, but scarcely to be endured. AT 6
O'Clock P NJ. the mercury indicated Sc! degrees.
[St. Louis Repub. 2lst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

NEw-YoRx AND CRoroNyiLLB.-The New
Steamboat Washington Irving, Capt H. Tuthill,
viii commence her regular uips this afternoon, Aug.
3ls from the foot OF Chambers street ats o'clock,
landing at Yonkers, Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Irving,
Tarry Town, Sing Sing and CrotonYille, touching
at the foot OF Hammond street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

TIE AMBER WlrcH.'-This most thrilling mar
ratye of : celebrated trial for Wirchcra which was
so highly praised in the last London Quarterly, is
published this morning in the shilling form by Win
chester This book is destined 10 an extraordinary
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
Subscriptions for Clay Tribune.

Ej- Merchants. Manufacturer Dealers &c. resnect-
fully referred u tho notice of v B PALMER 4gentJor Gown
trv tstespGDers IN another column. The tca Of inviting
the PzOPLE COUrTRY through the medium Of the
NEwsPAPERs TRK COUNTRY, se7sble one. md can.
fa and the attention OF the eDterpang p3:icn
o our business community. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

IJe We heard from two sources in the Utica
Railroad cars on Friday that leading Regency
politician had just come down from tho West
with the news that Cav. BoucK's denomination
had been secured that he was certain Of 50 out
of 1913 votes. OF course we don't believe a word
sc -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

NEuvIrAs.-The Captain of the brig Rocket,
arrived yesterday, informs US that when he left
Neuvitas thcy had been fourteen months without
drop OF rain there, although copious showers had
frequently fallen within amile OF there.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

f-g Among Tie passengers arrived this morning
in tlle Mediator from London, we see tue name o
Thomas Crawford, the American Sculptor, who has
ior the last tenyears been pursuing his studiss al
Rome. Express.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

u The CHRISTIAN UNION Will re-assemble for
religious services on Suaaay, Sept l, in the Ly-
cium otNAtuial History, Broadway, between Spring
and Prince-sueets Discourse by W. H. CLAIMING.
Hours Of meeting l0i A. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

AccrDgsr.-Yes,efcay afternoon, young man
by the name of James Damn, aged about 20
wears, was killed nesE the South bounds o, the
city on the inc Of the Troy and G'ernbush Rail
road, bz the falling OF quantity OF earth upsn
him. The jury rendered q verdict accordingly.
Troy Wing, Aug. %.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

The WEATHER AND THE CRoPs.-We still have
most charming summer weather. The rains during
the last week have been truly refreshing. Vegeta-
ton is again assuming the healthy and beautiful
hue OF carly summer. The corn crop is ripening
nest finely. This, which in the early part of The
season so backward, has lately come forward 20
rapidly that the promise is most abundant. Another
week of favorable weather would place it bey ond
the reach OF September frost. Albany Argue.
HEALTH OF THE ClrY.-We have made many iI-
quTies of those who supposed to be well inform
ed on the matter, and learn that the health OF The
city is perfectly good. We sincerely believe that al
no season OF the year is New Orleans less free from
disease than now. There have been but two authen.
licaied cases OF yellow feysr-yet the Committee OF
Pcblic Hygiene very properly recommend the unac
clinated 10 stay away. y. O. Pic. Aug q.
q Good health continues prevail both n tns
town and Washington, as we ere happy 10 learn
from several Of respectable physicians Con-
siderlng the season, the abundance OF fruit and It's
grea; consumption, from our own observation we
have Judged the prevailing health TO be remarkably
sound. Georgetown ID. C.j Advocate
The PEgorx PRIsoNERs.--A gentleman from
Mexico, who saw the Texans In the castle OF Pc
rne on the 18th ulr, informs that there are now
Ill Of them IN that place, and that only ga portion
Of the l6 who escaped from the Castle some months
since-were in chains. They were generally in
good health. n. o. Pic. Aug. q.
The Picayune also publishes a long letter from
the Texan prisoners at the castle OF Perote to the
British Minister at Mexico, invoking his friendly in.
tercession obtain their release-foundisg their ap
plicaton on their belief that they are abandoned by
their own Government.
BuRGnEY.-Thc house OF Mrs. Lang, on Me.
chanic-sueet, was feloniously entered on Satur
day night last, by one or more daring villains, and
drawer in side. board, IN which was about $50
worth of silver ware, was robbed of It's contents
and LETT in the yard. The robbers have not been
detected. Fredonia Censor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

seventh Wnrd.-The members OF the Derocfa
uc Gay Ino ot the Seventh Ward mindful OF Bens,o
tsKe ms occasion 10 the members OF he
folh " ard Clay Club of Albany thank. and
"nnss ior the metorous furn sbins ref e.h
'nena 10 al that pul!e The latch srng the Great Nss
JAMES r. WOOD. President
Jas. r. TxRkY. Secretaries. cu3ln'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
b; Bcyo.o-ship s, Lawrence. FIN Liverpool.

RICE HARvEsr.-NEw RIcE.-Ws were in er.
ror on Friday in market report in stating The,
many planters already had their crops down. II is
true that ell are progressing rapidly with their har-
vesing, hut srill they are not so far ahead as -
supposed. 1.-THE present fine weather continues,
they will no doubt soon have their crops cut and il
q fair way Of being secured.
One lot Of the new crop, about eleven or twelve
hundred bushels, from The plantation OF 5r Cheves
received here the 2ls; inst. earlier than ever
known before. 1t has not been beat out yet, as the
seller and purchasers cannot agree upona price
for H. Savannah Ga. Repub. Aug. g.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

u;- The horaing Ne,ss devotes over column
to proving that Hon. JOHN NJ. BERRlEN's views
OF Protection in 1914 opposite to those he en-
tcrlained when Jackson Free Trade man in
1881! lfit has any more columns to use in this
way, it may prove that great many Wing Pro-
,ec,ionists of to-day were once Free Trade Loco
Focos. And such conversions. founded on expe-
rience and more extended knowledge, are not yet
over, by any means. Suppose you try MIR. Rives
next!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

Delegates tothe whig State Convention.
Montgomery Ce-Lynds Jones, john .Schuy-
i,r