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The New York herald., 1844-12-06
ASI EATEST SsEATgE S3R AMP
CHURCHES, PUBLIC ROOMS, &c

VII o ESALE AND RE TAIL.
Of our Country The liberal patronage they received Last
winter and the universal satisfaction ey gave induced the
inventor az great expense to introduce larger size elegantly
omamented with mica door, and surmounted with splendid
female figure These have decided advantage
Of the purchaser They be used for years. without any
with little Numerous testimonials IF
good qualities Of the above from genemen Of the high
the the subscriber where will Be found the Corn-
THAN Parlo Stovean entire and splendid article superior
offered the public; together with complete
y0rtnent of Stoves OF all descriptions
JAMES KINDS, No. ia Grad strest
one door east Of Broadway.
BStaues for Soops, Niches and other ornamental pur-
poses, for sale as above o3o lmsrrc
II K COLL!Ns CO., IS South street, have on hand and
Il. Offer for sale on reasonable terms viz
TWlNE5.2t0 bales English Seine Herring, Gill Net and
COPPER-2OO cases English sheahing, comprising com.
plee 's0rtmeat from II to 80
COPPER NAILS-100 kegs Composition.
FELT50 OF the celebrated Poocock Adhesive Felt
Shathng Paper, for ships bottoms roc of houses &C.
COTTON DUCK-230 ba es American Pilot Duck. extra
quality from No to manufactured with the greatest
HEMP-3oo bales Dew-Rotted-part Of superior quality
and well cleaned.
WOOL-.OOO lbs American Fleece Wool, washed and un.
wahed. - -
WHEAT-seO0 bushels prime Illinois.
PQRK-30o bbls extra clear Pork.
- uBRANDY-l0 u pipes Otard Dupuy Co., under Custom
House lock-vintage OF 1889.
WINE-s0 baskets Champagne Wne of the Crane < An.
chor brand , in quarts and pinis.
POTATOES-2ooo bushels superior Irish and Lancashire
GUxNo-icc tons ichaboe. d3
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CELEBRATED for the cure Of Dyspersia, Indigestion.
~ Rheum ism, Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Dysentary,
Piles, Liver Disease Ashmas pleursy yensria and ercun
piseas Affections Of the skn and all diseases arising from
impure blood.
fresh supply Of the above Valuable Medicine t recsvcd
for SALE Wholesale retail by the following
H. IL, sCMEitFLlN CO, lo4 John strset;
BUSH HiLLYEl, ne Greenwich street;
HADLEY, Phr LIPS u 90, M2 Water st. and
JOHN q. MORRISON, fse Greenwich street.
Pamphlets setting forth the remarkable made by the
above MEDICINE can te Obtained as above gratis.
lmand
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Foreign merchants and exporters nfomed that PARIS Life
Pills in French 0erman Spanish and Portuguese
wrappers with books and the language
L. ROBERTS CO., Proprietors.
d5 m Fuituu strpes
The New York herald., 1844-12-06

question respectfully submitted for the considera-
uon Of Congress.
There are reasons o. great weight in favor of
progressing with all these works with some degree
OF activity. Labor IS at moderate price, and
employment eagerly sought after. II is desirable
10 retain in the public service experienced mechan
les and laborers accustomed to the routine Of duty,
and the regulations OF the public works. Thus on
an emergency the public interest will not suffer by
suddenly calling into employment men who are
not thus prepared TO be efficient BY temporary
employment and sudden discharges in dock.yards,
great distress Is often produced. which justice to
the men employed, and due regard to the public
interest, forbid.
BY the act OF 18th June, the Secretary of the
Navy was directed to expcnd an appropriation
therein made in Continuance OF the work already
commenced at Brooklyn for the construction of
stone dry dock," or in the construction OF dry
dock on some other plan, if he shall deem the
same better suited Tor the purposes OF the Navy, as
IN his discretion ne shall deem best for the public
Interest"
In subsequent section OF the Same act the Soc.
retary OF the Navy was directed to appoint COM
retent board OF officers and engineers to examine
and report to Congress at its session. the rea-
tive properties and advantages Of dry dock and Of
the different kinds OF floating docks with or with.
out basin or railways. board of officers and
engineers, consisting Of Com. Kearney and Capt
Wyman, OF the Navy, and Capt. A. Talcott, and
U. p $. Sanger, Civil Engineers, were ordered to
perform this duty, and TO examine the harbors Of
Pensacola, and OF Portsmouth, N. H., for the pur
poses mentioned in the said section. Uncontrolla-
oie Sncuhstanccs ndvs delayed the Doaru In the
performances of their duties. But they have made
considerable progress, and their report may be ex-
pected at AZ early day as will be consistent with
conclusions.
In discharge OF the duty devolved on me BY the
section nrst above rected, repaired to New York
docks submitted for my inspection. r :
One OF these was jllberl's balance dock. and
the other the sectional dock Of Messrs Moody &c
pakIn. Both are floating docks; Messs. Moody
way az an appendage to receive the vessel which
has been elevated BY their dock. am not aware
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
For the Wing.
THE STORM.

Adown the mountains rugged side,
Across the spreading plain,
Above the oceans swelling tide,
The tempest holds its reign.
The forests pride, the golden grain,
Are laid along its path,
And far upon the heaving main,
The waves resound its wrath.
Yet fereer is the storm to those,
Whose dreams of life have proved
But thorns beneath the hushing rose,
Which they have nursed and loved.
When friends, wealth, fame and pleasure die
What clouds o'ercast their mind.
No fray eliminates their darken'd sky.
No refuge can they find,
But If with conscious guilt, the soul
Should pass deaths dreaded night.
Justice, his thunder tones will roll
Forever, on its fight.
Remember ye. who never gave
One Penltential sigh +.
A storna will como, you cannot brave,
The ffown Of him on high.
Faint not. o Christian, though a train
OF trials doubts and fears,
Fierce conflict in your heart maintain.
Through all life's passing years.
The clouds will bFeak--the storm will cease,
The winds be huSFi'd in rest;
And light, the light Of endless peace
eradicate your breast
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
CONNECTICUT AROUSED.

Great COnUentiOn Of the Wig Young men a,
H0rJOrd,-This Convention was TEN THOU.
ARMSTRONG; The Wings of Hartford of:
iered splendid banner to the town, which should
be most fully represented, in the Convention
Avon sent every Wing voter in the town but
two; bot Bristol bore off the splendid Banner
She had 293 Delegates on the ground, being Just
the number Of her votes for Harrison, in 1910.
The Convention was addressed by great many
talented gentlemen, among whom we find tn G
name of Gov. Moorehead. of Kentucky. He
made two very able efforts. sustaining with
great power and sucsess, Mr.. Clay and the
Wing measures of policy. This Convention
adopted many very strong resolutions, whch
are out and out Wing. Ten cheers to Connec>
tIcut ;!
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

CAN THERE BE CHURCH WITHOUT BISHOP g
Controversy between Rev. Drs. Wainwright
and Potts 1.-THE former of the Protestant EPiS>
copal. the latter ofthe Presbyterian Churcn')
Growing out of tho incidental assertion OF the
former that. "There cannot be Churcn VIII ~
out Bishop" In a series of Letters. ne"
York. Burgess g. Stringer Phlladeipnid'
Zeiber g. Co. Pamphlet q pages, large oc'"'
yo Price I21 2. conts.
The tide of this pamphlet which we nave 'e
inserted entire. sufficiently explains ltseiI
Whatever NAV have been the merits OF this
newspaper controversy, there are. Doubtless
many hundreds on both sides OF the question
who will be glad to have the Letters OF the
DISTINGUISHED persons, in the form they are
thus presented to the public.
~ "THE Sons OF THE EMERALD ISLE
Lives of One Thousand Remarkable freshmen,
including Memoirs of Noted Character o
irish Parenage or Decent, by VIM. L. MAC
zrNzTr." No. has just been issued by Buzz
gess &, StrInger. II is work OF stirring IN
Forest. especially for natives and defendants
If Ireland and is valuable contribution to the
Riographv of our own countrymen 1t mus
command a very general circulation.
rLoyE AND MONEY; An Every Day
Tale. by MARY HoWIr, author OF work ah :
WAGES &c. &c. has just been pnniIsneo Dy . :
Winchester, 80 Ann-st. we 90 hke 1 - le"0
Mary Howitt's stories, when we nave 'i'Ne.
THE GauMBLER, Novel BY MISS EL
TEN PICKERING, Author of The FnghL, : ~
Expectant,' &c has just been neatly PuDnsIe !.
bv ). Winchester. Those who nave =. le & ~
assure us that It is oneOf the best I1lgilsa1 80
ries of everyday life.
We have the same work from the harPe'S
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
TO THE FRIENDS OF MIR. CLAY

LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY
The publishers of this work are now prepared
to execute orders to any extent. The work is
comprised in two octave volumes, containing
in the whole upwards of 100 pages, and is il
Illustrated by splendid steel Portrait of Mr.
CLAY, View of his birtll-p in Virginia,
and Fac Sinrize of one of his letters. One
Hundred copies for Ninety: fire Gents each!
It's believed to be the cheapest work ever
published in America. These Speeches form
an important portion of the History of our
Country for the last thirty years, and are inter
esting to all classes Of readers, without refer
ence to politics.
Bound acith Cloth Backs s. Gill Lettering.
Single copy Sl,29
Twelve copies for II w
Twenty-Five copies for "a w
One hundred comics for $500
None sent on commission. Terms CASH.
Orders to GREELY & McELRATH, New
York.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

THE FARMER AND THE BEGGAR.-A sire ng
hearty, lazy fellow, who preferred begging for
a precarious subsistence to working for sure
one, caIledat the house of a blunt Massachu-
setts farmer, and, in the usual language OF his
race. asked Tor scod victuals and old clolhes.' %
You appear to be stout, hearty looking man,
said the farmer; swhat do you do for living!'
"Whv not much" replied the fellow, 'except
travelling about from one place to another. :"
travelling about, ha % rejolned the farmer,
"ca rny YOU tFssTel pretty well :" 30, yes" re-
turned the sturdy beggar. "I'm pretty good, at
that" "Well, then" said the farmer, coolly
opening the door, ''let's see you 'ravei"
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

From the Boston Mercantile JOurmd
Splendid Legacies.-We learn rhat
the following legaoies have been leG
by Israel Munson, our late worthy fel-
low citizen, who died on Friday last, 81
an adEaced age:
Mass. General Hospital 100000
Harvard College $4,000
Yale College $4,000
Yale Medical School 5000
Blind Asylum 1000
Farm School 5000
Eyeand Fer In6rmary 5000
Retreat at Hartford 5000
TOtal $4,000
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

The Mobile Advertiser of March 2, says, that
for number of days, the market has been well
supplied with cucumbers. 1t will be lol- before
we can report their presence in our market, and
1t would be much to our interest, never to boast
supply of these esculents.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

The Irish laborers upon the Provin.
cial canals have buried the black thorn,
and gone to work again. A Canadian
paper says 700 stand of arms were CIV
en- up previous to the armistice.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

WRECK OF A PHILADELPHIA SCHOONER AND
Loss OF LIFE.-'Fhe schooner Pulaski. Capt.
Magee, from Philadelphia, foundered near
Fox's Island in Chesapeake Bay, about two
weeks ago. Every person on board, viz: the
Captain and four hands, named Robert Byers,
George Wilson, Samuel Bartlett and Richard
Jones, persisted.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

Improving the HOuse.-Thus far, eleUen Menu
bers have been chosen by single Districts into
the present House of Representatives, since it
assembled, from four different States, Maine,
Massachusetts,, Maryland and Georgia, and ev-
cry one a Wing. This looks very well, but
much better is Just in advance ofus
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

A French paper says that ga workman OF IN
Rue Violles-audre who for some time mas
attended the public lectures on mechanics'nas
invented machine, by which man can make
40 or SO pairs of shoes day."
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

The girls of Padig UNI drink pint Of
yeast before going TO bed at night, 10
make them rise early in the morning.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
SATURDAY., MARCH 1e.Is44.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
HENRY CLAY,

WHIG ELECTORAL TICKET.
JOHN J. GUION, of Warren.
PETER B. STARKE. /" Lowndes.
A. b. BRADFORD, of Marshall,
I. j. STEWART, of Wilkinson;
ISAAC N. DAVIS. of Pamela.
HENRY GRAY, eff Winston.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21
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my THURSDAY

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Der aunum in advance
ar "a until the close of a year
pSiscOutinucd until all dues
except at the option OF the
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y ns'l the first Insertion, and so
S,r each subsequent insertion
!, marked with the number
" n be published until forbid
. az and yearly or quarterly
finished per agreement.
~iII not be published at any
nbrishers, to insure attention
',. 3. done at this office
! chen the work is performed
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-03-21

Italy; and strange to relate, The waters oftbo
Black Sea on its Northern coast. have recod
ed almost mile within their usual limit. The
manufacturers of the North of ENGLAND have
Just discovered mares nest-namely. thai in
Russia, that bitter climate, there are 45.OOO
uoO OF human being who wear no stockings !.
and the tree-tr say that sif our ports were
open' most ofthese would become our custom.
ers for cotton and woollen hose.' Alas! none
OF the present generation will live to see the
RUSSIAN serfs and Doors in stockings! There
IS great distress amongst the mass of the pop
nlation IN the city of Rome, and recent advices
look forward to a speedy period of poI;,;c sI !
combustion in the Roman States.
The Arehduke Stephen has been appointed
by the Emperor of Austria, to the important
post OF political chief of Bohemia. All Ger
many is tranquil and prosperous, and so indeed
(opan eXcepted) is the whole of Europe, War.
IKE preparations seem to be at an end, or
nearly so, except in France, where there has
been such rage for fertilization, and in Eng
land, where there is rage for a perfectly en-
ormous Steam-Navy;-for in addition to Ill
war steamers, the Government has, within the
last few days, ordered six new ron steam frig-
ates TO be built forthwith, with vast powers of
machinery and projectlles. For my part,
wish ali the spears were turned into pruning
books; and all the swords into pIoughshares,
Kindness comes with double grace and
tenderness from the old; it seems in them the
boarded and long purified benevolence of years,
as If 1T had survived and conquered the bases
ness AMI sel6shness of the ordeal it had passed;
and as of the winds which had broken the form.
and swept in vain across the heart, and the
frown which had chilled the blood and wither-
ed the looks, had possessed power over the af-
fections. The tenderness of old age is thrice
blest-best in its trophies over the obduracv of
intrusting and whitening years--best because
it is tinged with the sanctity of the grave
best because it tells us the heart will blossom
upon the precincts of the tomb.
"What can man do,' asked green one the
other day, "When the sheriff is seen coming 10
linn with writ in his hand!" "Apply the
remedy" said another one gruffly. "Re.nedy!
What kind of remedy" "Heelng remedy,
you goose; run like the depiL'
The New York Journal of Commerce, IN
speaking of the produce of salt in the West H.
dies, says: "This salt, made at Gods manufac.
tory, is the best in the world 1t ought to
be the best from such an establishment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19
WIG PRINCIPLES.

-oand Asiians cutenc,. REQUESTED by Ihe Wi
md authority Of lie Nation
Az adequate Revenue. ~iih far protection lo
American industry
Just restraints au lie Executive aaNtf. embracing
further restriction en he exercise ~ The eis
faithful admnnlrabon 81 the Puhlir domain.
With 40 equitable DESTRUCTION Of iho pr5ceeds 81
sales OF Il among all ihs sihtes
An honest sud eoon,mioai ADMINISTRATION 81 lh,
General Government lcavmg public liiicen perfect
freedom Of thought and Il Tie urhi Il 4afBgr, bat
with suitable restraints sgaiu.i improper interference
"a elecit,ns
A. smenjmenf Of Inc Constitution, limiting the
tneHss ent 81 The rrer,I eniial oillee 70 sing
Term.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19
SPEECH OF MIR EVANS OF
Maine,
~ DEFENCE OF THE TARIFF.
Ia reply To The Speech Of Mr Nc DuGe.
Of s. Carolina
In SENATE. Jan %, ls44.


confess, Mr. President, that | enter
on this discussion with Z reat reluc
lance and with less interest than have
over fell IN approaching any subject -
THIS does not rise from wan, of pro-
per appreciation Of The importance Of
the topic, but from he consideration OF
the facts and arguments relative 10 II
have been SO oiien repeated, and thai
the subject presents SO llalc &C fresh
ness or novelty. that II Is only neces~a
ry In the discussion Of IL, To draw Il on
the memory. Bat though look upon
the discussion as out Of place aud
out Of order. do Mt on than
account decline il, nor shall | at any
time shrink from Il. have inrimated
that these topics are exceedingly tami
lar aud the honorable Senator from
South Carolina (Nr McDuliiie) has SAID
the arguments on this side were siereo.
typed Ii IS not 10 be eXpecle TIA, the
arguments Of the last year aud OF the
year before would differ from those ur-
ged this year. 1t is not expected that.
from year 10 year, they will be changed.
Ifdth Is Identical and eternal. What
was proved 10 be Just and necessary a
year or two years ago, Is equally so
now. There is nothing true but that
which experience has tested; and so lar
as experience goes, during The lasi year
II has furnished US vi h new arguments
N favor Of the policy Of the present
tariff
The honorable Senator has displayed
extraordinary zeal aud force. as he al-
ways does, whenever he speaks, IN treat
ing this subject. It's assertions are made
IN bold manner. He deals much in
the positive. That pat Of speech which
grammarians call the adjective. and
thai which gives force and .nauiy 70
style, he uses very freely, aud always
IN the suPerlauye degree. The policy
OF the Tariff he represents rs the mos
imPoiiilc, The most unluSl, the most ial
iacious ever attempted 10 be imposed on
he people. This proves the settled
--Jnvictlon OF the honorable Senaior's
mind on the subject, founded no doubt.
on long course Of reasoning and regec
uon. but It does not prove That the orin.
cipes which he advocates are therelo,e
true, however finn may be his conyic.
lion. ! shall endeaYor, 10 some brief
observations, not to speak with over
posiilyeness, though can assure the
senator that | am as well convinced Of
the correctness Of my views as The Sen.
alor can be of his own.
he hrstargumenl tha, will notice
though not following the order orI
the Senator's remark-implie. thar mis-
extremely unjust to raise all oar Rev
nues, or nearly all, from Duiies on len
ports. The Senator declared hat o,ne,
nations have not done 50, aud hat II j. /
exceedingly unjust and unequal. So
lar as the example OF other nations
furnishes Us with any rule, il is not
our policy to follow the example oroib
er nations which are embarrassed by
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-19

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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

A RoGUE.-A German under the name Of
Lewis Williams, alias John Hauh, alias John
Miller, was arrested and committed to prison in
blf.g Mr.. John ;. Wilson, whose daugh ghter he
some time since married Since his commit.
Inent various circumstances have seemed to con-
meet him with offences Of the greatest nagni-
tudc in both New. York and Pennsylvania. They
are, however, only surnises and Will he duly in
yestisated. Letters have been written % the
proper authorities to ascertain whether the con-
lectures uf The ngrist.a,e and officers r.e r;ght
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24
Ns AH III LII

this City. Wednesisy aft rnoon 18th by Rev. Pr.
Snodgras GKoRGr REpniSGTos Eco OF Waddlnctnn. st.
Lawrence Cc to Miss LORRAINE w. SHELpoS. daughter Of
VI Sheldon. Esq. of this c. y.
On the ed the North Dutch Church by Rev: DE-.
Philips. WaLLsCK ". DALpYsPLE late Of 80 wich. Eng
JKssE cde daughter OF George c. rhn!bu. Of ,h city.
Al Philadelphia the iInst by His Honor the Mayor,
WiLLI,a l.. JORDAN 10 CAROLINE NJ JESEISs, both OF
tlud-"n y. Y
Az Bloomfield the 18Th inst, by the Rev. NJ: N"bls. NJ
SAMUEL W. NApswORTu to Miss CAROLINE 5. SANFORD.
A. Nantucket. the 18Th inst by Rev. Mf Pane NJ. lo-
gr>zu y FowLLR. OF New-York 10 Miss LYDIN. daughter
eide ,u FoIyet. nj Nuutucket
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-24

SIcKsEss.-We have been much concerned for
some weeks Ia hear OF the sickness and mortal
ty which prevailed III some of the counties above
US. In Duplin We learn whole families have
been proslraled at time, and the mortality has
been alarming. Other sections contiguous 10
the waters of Neusc and Tar rivers, have suffer
ed severely, wh.!c the hand OF Providence has
been kindly extended over US. Our town has
seldom been blessed wth sucn good health
throughout the seasun-scverc cases oi disea.e
having never perhaps been 50 scarce. We trust
the future has no pestllence III store for us.
Newberniau (Newbern, N.C0