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Der GonsreB wlro nablfsn Montas iber
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tsnlbsr, in maibnstOn jufammsn fommen.-
@inias Oitslstsr iine ibon auf Der &sfs.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
CONTENTS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUah
FOR THIS WEEK.


FIRST PACE The Present. Poem, BY J. An!a-w ~.
Shea; Capital Observation-Disclosures 10 the Lfgs'I1.
for the Abolition CT the Gallows; A Letter from FEE
rika Bremen; Correspondence Of the ~ Y. Ifionss''
Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroaa'
SECOND To the New Moon an original Poem, y =
E G.; Address Of Nh Calhoun to his Political ftu N.s
and Supporters; The Associations Henry CiaYit'"
from Texas; Michigan &c.
Of The Tribune from ais. -.
Congressional New York Legislature; CoHssp0aTrx
from Washng,on-Rejection Of Nh Spences' iS nr,,L
Controversy. &c. Appointments by the Governor
Outrage; Cold Weather. &c.
FOURTH-Foreign News; Congressional; CoIrsspo,ss
from New-Jersey and Philadelphia tGirard nanhV =.
FTFTH-How LocoF ocosm Elsctonsers; Our Ne,' se s
erno.; How High Duties make Low Pnees' ap' =
Editorials. II
SIYT-Proceedings of the Wing National CopTenis.Jfs r.
at Harrisburg in December, 1899; Hardware anu
porters' Memorial; Hardware, and the lmpef'ei'-.s
Shriyer VT Weller; Ohio; Tfe Science oil Mas|.Sf- rSf-
ny; The Whg Almanac for lSt; Travels IN the -
Mas, &c. ur
SEVENTH-Commercia Intelligence; Death ana :
riages; Advertisements, &c. a,
and Money Mauen; Aa'e
ments OF New Publications, Sc. ,,r
81 per year; single copies, st All snbseIip'A.
'O'e 'ni-S'O's - 49, &C. GREELEY & McELRATE
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
Things in Philadelphia.
correspondence Of The Tribun,


PHILADELPHIA, Feb Up N
Another dreadful case OF seduction hss ~
brought before the public, by an action in the n
,rict Court against member of the Philadslni;- .
Bar! The offence is declared TO have been cn"s 80
mitted in the office of the lawyer, into which ~
victim had been invited under the garb of nro,sr ae
ton. The defendant was required to give bs !,
$4,000. Altogether, the case is one of the most ~
voting character.
Real Estate is looking up in this city, and ,s,,.
increasing Every thing seems in prosperous lS and
happy condition, the people desiring the consumms
ton of only one thing-the elevation, in l845 of
HENRY Clay to the Presidential Chair Ths, sncS y
an event will occur, we deem perfectly certain.
New CoUNTERFElrs.-Spurious IS on the Ma.
chanics' Bank Of this city are in circulation, Vic.
nette, a female with child in her arms On rsS,
end, a female and book on left end, Washng,on
Does not in the least resemble the genuine notes h
the spurious the title OF the Bank is the Mscbsn
les Bank" emitting the city and county of Phi]s.
delphia.'
The navigation of the Delaware is now prs,,v
free from all obstruction and vessels can easiy a..
part and arrive without the aid of steam. The r
S steam frigate Princeton will leave Tomorrow fe,
Washington
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
Legislature OF New.York.

NIUNDAYi FtU JFh
In the SENATE, Mr.. Chamberlain introduceda
resolution to the purport that the State should as
soon as possible complete the Canal from Roches
ter to Mount Morris and on to Allegheny River.
The bill to amend the charter of the Tonawanda
Railroad passed. Mr.. JONES presented petition
from eight hundred and five ladies and gen.
tlemen of New York for the suppression of vice.
In AssEMBLY-A petition was presented signed
by Theod Sedgwick and others, asking the Legis.
lature to instruct their Representatives in Con.
gress to listen to their claims relative to the
French Spoliations prior to 1900. This gave rise
to long discussion to the appropriate reference
It was finally referred to a Select Committee-
A petition was presented from 1000 citizens
against the extension of tho right of franchise IN
the African race.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

Mr.. ALLEN proposed taking up the bill to "a
fund Gen. Jackson's fine, urging as one of tbs
reasons for speedy action thereon, the precario,s
state Of the Generals health, and the desirans
ness Of passing it during his lifetime.
After some conversation, the subject was poS,
poned till Thursday.
The bill appropnating for the Insane Asvlpu
in the District of Columbia, after some faith.
discussion, was again laid over.
Mr.. EVANS concluded bis rejoinder TO Mr., NJ.
DuFFlE on the Revenue bill of Mr.. McD.
After an Executive Session. the Senate ~
journed. ARars o,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
By This Mornings Mail.

IT Mr.. WEBSTER and Mr.. CALHOUN have both
written letters defining their position In the coming
Presidential contest, and now we find one In the
Globe from Col. JOHNSON defining his. tits short
and explicit enough. The Col does not With
draw his name from the Baltimore Convention but
holds the field gallantly in competition with Van
Buren, He is not quarrelsome, however, but eS-
presses his utmost readiness to take the Vice
Presidency if he cannot get the Presidency, or
indeed any place Heisready to GO bndfod and
headlong wherever the party pushes him. He
says if he gets the nomination for the Presidency
he will accept it with thankfulness though with
rcluctance-if for the Vice Presidency he will
take it with gratitude and pleaswe-if ior neither
he does not say he will be thankful or pleased, but
he promises not to grumble.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

MExIco.-In the late treaty between Mexico and
Yucatan the latter has replaced herself under the
general sovereignty Of Mexico. BY the article Of
agreement, as given in the official papers, we and
that Yucatan in peace is exempt from all taxes bu,
for the support Of her domestic Government She
obtains proportonate representation in the Nation.
al Councils In war only is she bound to aid the
Conlederacy, except by her naval forces. Her Gov.
ernor is appointed from abroad but the nomination
of all other administrative officers must come from
herself.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
MARINE COURT Before Judge HAMMOND.
Anthony n. Hoffman and Smith Gutter rS. Dal

DrewThe plaintiffs have brought eight actions against
Nh Drew Zone of the Peoples Line of steamboats recov-
under agreement paid the 5h Of December that plain
s lay up their steamboat the swallow, and recsive
from defendants sOO for every day the close of the
that steamboat got through from New Albany and
$50 when only to Catskths to be paid every day.
The present suit for $50 the OF $500 was paid the st
days and Mr Drew refused TO TO pay any more me
Court charged the there doubt whether
the on the st January when the river be-
closed by The Court thinks the latter not"lh
standing may have opened again before the ls as IN the
present Il did no consider the agreement
valid depended upon contingency which must be the
Of God and under the statute against "asers ne
jury found for plaintiff
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

SUPERIOR COURT. ....... Before Chief Justice JONES'
Francis Stoughton rs. Thomas D. Bickord.-
The Spanish Consul had quantity Of Mexican doubloons
shipped him. which embezzed bp Capt Sheridan o
the vessel In against the latter Mr. Bickfod (who
Keeps public house Jamessreet asked to go tail
and did So Sheridan declaring his innocence and placing IN
Defendants hands douboons equal the amount IN security
The Jury that suit adj judged the money TO e with
here was deficiency of about ST. .2Co e b,ougbt II wa,
,-co .., ;,.- ,osz. t.-r. r.r-"ent detio'i - " y,
snown that Bickord returned 10 Capt . from line u
time in small amounts after notice had been gwen 10 hi oy
he Consul that he claimed the about $780, ne Jury
found for this amoun, and interest being sl.26i 3d.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
CIRCUIT COURT =. Before Judge KENT.
lanes II. Hobart rs. John B. Moore.-ActiOn


epleviu relation goods sold By plaintiff to Mr. Charles
E. Hutchinson Of Cahane aud Aadison-steets, who
iessed judgment Mr. Moore, and the property taken
possession Of by the latter UNDER compromise with Hutch
and the plaintiff Plaintiff averred that Mr. Moore had
no right to the goods Nh Hutchinson had not complied
with the Of SALE and repeyined The suit Is to
tes, the question. Verde, for plaintiff
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
CITY IN T F l. l. | G E N G. E.
WEDNESDAY.

IT, S. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. :. Before S. RArEL
If, Esq, Commissioner.
THE SMUGGLING CAsE.-Another boatman named
Isaac Clark arrested yesterday charged with aiding and
abettng the smuggling operations He underwent
examination before the Collector Commissioner Rapse
but the supported by proof and he was
discharged In relation Mr. Gates, the chief mate OF the
Oxford, he baied stated yesterday Capt Mar.
shall mentioned in se Office bail, and the Commits
soner said he would take Capt NJ for 100000 twas
understood that he would become ball. bat being applied
to- he declined and the Mate committed JAIL The
mate says that the principals the affair Liverpool
bat does know who concerned here ne went
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

FlRE.-A fire broke out on Sunday morpiag ia
DR.. fuckers Church, Providence, causing consa,
cradle alarm to the congregation, who were com.
PEELED to leave the building in confusion The I'm
was extinguished, though not I'LL after ii had dam.
aged the inside of the church to the amour, Of
81 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

5a Prof. BRoNsoN, assisted by Alr. Nash as
vocalist, commences Course of Popular Lectures
this evening in Williamsburgh on the Laws OF Life
and Health, with Elocuton, Music &c. illustrated
by dissectons of the Manikin by Recitations Songs
&c. They will be given in the Consistory of the
Reformed Dutch Church
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY.

CIRCUIT COURT Mos Sc, 80, 81, &c, 25, 80 !
80, 81
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. 90, IS, %, 90, go, 49,
49, 80, A. ~, 43, Al, 90, 45 46, A. AZ, 49, 50, 81
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. Sc, 38, Ga, sc, 25, 80, ]
2O 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

Gov FESsER.-.We are happy to announce that
Governor Fenner is Considered on; of danger and is
that he will be quite well in the course oo few dsYs
Providence Jour 9th
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
CORoNER'S OFFICE.

SUICIDE BY TAKING LAUDaSUM.-The Coroner
held inquest 81 the City Hospital body zepha
nlah Morris, aged about 81 years. native of this
sanity intoxicated since Thursday last ms residence No.
3 Thomas street On Tuesday morning he drank bowl Of
laudanum Between one and O'Clock he was conveyed
the Hospital and died there three O'Clock Verdict
Death BY taking iauIanum
FOUND DRowYED.-The body of an unknown
found to-day drowned the last Rive. foot Of 10th
street The Coroner called 10 hold an lsquest.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

BALL AT WASHINGTON HALL.-The Unlonisn give p. =.
Annual Ball Tomorrow Friday. evening. al Wa'hins~
Hail. We are Informed that all the arrangements are '
complete that the saloon will be tasteully and somsaI
uniquely decorated and tina. every effort will be made On
part the Managers to render it Of the elegant S
Of the season.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

LAKE, AXE FFRozEs.-Buring the night of Wednesday
The 24th Lake Erte troze over for the first time this
season. on Friday following, the ice was suffi-
cienuy strong to bear a two horse team.
Dunlirk Beacon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

NAvAL,-The Norfolk Herald says We under
stand that orders have been received for the Fall
mouth to be laid up in ordinary and nearly all of
her omcers nave three months leave OF absence
granted them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

The splendid performances at the American Museum
will tonight draw full house indeed they should for
such artists as Great Western Dr. Valentine Mrs Western
and Others equal emlnence therrespectiys sphere. hond
never leave their audiences.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08
z5=1spAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5.

ho.ls have stated the vote in the Legsla.uis s ~
,1T for A. C. BuIli,t of the Bee, !Wh'E} aaa Down
Loa,ana Bsvon Of the Courier, Loco "ese'
ru, memory at "a 10 20 30.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-08

e Rev. Mr. Judd, OF Brooklyn, having seduced
servant girl, and been guilty Of other rnisdemesn-
ors, has absconded, leaving his wife and children to
weep over his disgrace.