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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
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PuIIApELpulA. Augu.t6-P. VI.
TEE MURDER.-The verdict OF the Coroner : Jury
IN the ,se of Rebecca Brown the nh sac 10 have
be, beaten death by her husbund sofn-whht snfp'k
ceased cane death from in' irnatcn alI ulcenuon i
throat produced ~ violence ut the raHs o ef
and Ciss0late habits. IN. IL
for the city, mel the County Court Houe and
organized by The appointment OF Dr liebfr Sha,e
Jr were uDpnniei Secrearles. On MondHy evening next
they nsar meet 'nr te purpose OF nrminntns ear"g1e %
for Mayor Select and Common Council tickets &c &c ne
general impression hnt Chlres Rche the President o
the Mutual Insurance Company wili 9s tie Waive A"
candidate for Mayor. lie Is a good and worly ilhh' ,
CHANGES Gen. JOE Hail, recently appointed
weihmnscr has discharged Johnson Kelley deputy and
appointed Nathaniel JnckGn ~ h, & I n. fs , ys, m is
Custom Ious fifteen Or twenty not % one & has .; seSn op
posed by The ecrery e The e1 we'll the the, nSW as
mored :hai ;he list OF letters, now published ~ ,he
acger will be taken from that pnnt and gwen 10 the Native
fiaa.-About - o'clock last night aframe house
or two were destroyed by re Marion strcet Southwark A
lee and nousanGs were motion for the supposed
scene Of coniasron. The fire the work an ncend.ty
SToCKs-i There was much better irellhs al Tue
Stock Exchange to-day and the sales quite large ~
compa son those which have occurred TOR IN. last week o
two few additcnal shares of the Delaware Division were
again sold this mn,nns public sale the sGmeo be conua
ued from dny TO @ dsy = pn u e wee gs n s S s 80
oepSs EaS, G @ do DO Ss $50 Wilmington Rnilroad
g rssdsf ss s[Ge kSn G%d e. s@G G9fngG nnt
s II Norsovn Railroads 5, 6; 5000 Sta'e5 4 ssOc(
County "a 1881 e2 ,o..
second Board 10 Western Bank 4s(: $500 CITY 5s 1876
2s aI5;bnTg Ra'Irond 'onIs 10 no MhmSEoff WI aEo
Is s;j .I5,: siuGD Wilmington Rnonl Bonds. 1853 sas
80 GIn;d Bank l2 % Cnrmercni Bank Il Natehez -
! $50 Wilmington Railroad 22A, NJ
SHIP NEws- Ciearedihis afternoon -3arks Ma
vane Cole. Pcrnambuco: Resale, Hill - Thomas and 81
Cruix Btigs Euy, Cummings. Antigua; Norris StanIey
Rue. West Indies. Schrs Lady CInton, Crnumer Prov
dence America. somer; Boston, Sloop Leyant Nckeron
.qrrirfd-Baes MetamoIn. Freneh Wm Penn Taylor r. q
Bston Casildl Goodel DIS FIN salem sIn. Solon Ferry
2 ds Lubec B sch Experiment Hutchins Is DIS I'm Po
Milton; Dtcsden Lindsay; VIM Hart. Candy; Richard Rsh
Nickersnn s mProvdeCce Augustus Lord, Pm: Baltic
Perry Florida Mott Imperial Perry Gephyr hoSs ds ir
NYork Snrveyor Houck New Jersey. l,el Indiana, Myers
ds I'm Haven: Phebe Baxter Baker; Wave Crowe Tan
gent Spear: Tecumsen Hanson: Sutana. Smith. ds In
Boston, John Murray. Deveesux. ds I'm Gloucester Finan
! cler. Sargent. 10 ds I'm Portland.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
WIG CONVENTIONS.
whis state Convention.

A State Couventlon To be composed OF Dces,ts fou 4
several Counties OF this State equal To their oprysan
tire House Of Assembly. Will be held AZ Syaecss H,s.
xay te eercnlt dav of September aeIi al ocek At ass
t,, the pu,poe of nominating candidates , GssrHr. l
tenant Gorernor. 7airty-Stt PresifNtia. Ese-:, 4
Four Cana! Commissioners. to be supported BY tie VI
Electors of this State at the ensuing Election. and to @
,pch other business as may be deemed prUpe, BY Ii, q
.ention. .L t,yLi. ~ ~
,,. ,es,ons,oie dutss OF this Convention; sui ,s tie e
Of candidates for Presidential Electors does no. Oeui bet
iu four years. and the election OF Canal CommnOos b.
e.pe. presenting tsef for the ti's tme The Conns,
forbear mpre,.ing upon every County to Be fully NJ:
ed. Albany, June II. 1874.
rHADDEUs JOY,
5OHN TOWNSEND.
EEIEND HUMPHREY,
JAMES tinRNER. Sss C,aa.
j. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, ConrI1s
SPENCER KELLOGG.
DARIUS PERRIN.
WILLIAM KETChUM. J
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

A SroSE DocK Ar BacoxLyN.-The Courier
says, that the Secretary ef the Navy has decided
upon applying the une1pended balance of the ap-
preparation fur Dry Dock in this harbor toward
the construction Of permanent Stone Dock at
BROOKLYN, III continuation of the plan heretofore
adopted. The commission that he's been appoint
ed is to enquire into the best plan OF Floating
Dock FOR the hartor OF Pensacola, and the sub
iect Of dock at this hsrbor will not be submit
leh IN Il at all
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

DEcgAsg or 4 CossCt-onr late fo.s,, :
telIigsnce conveys information of the ia !. :
J,hn Gliddon. Esq. US. Consul 70, Aens..Is
Egypt, who died at Malta on the Sd ult ~.
patient illness. He breathed his las a, d. ~
dence OF william Evnaud, ESQ. in Mali, "a I,
large procession, headed by W. W. Az
L. S. Consul at Malta. followed his ,rr,,;.. !
the bufying ground at forsn, and Inv, 49, !: !
voluntary tribute OF respect to his memo-y -
Boston T,..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
r-1.onrIsIand Mass nreetins.-

ryLong e Island Mass Meeting.1Atn Meeting
Of the Presidents OF the Clay Clubs ct the Cy o ew
ners be requested Brooyn. south Ferry. precisely
"a O'CLOCK p NJ on Thursday next Sih ins, where they
Will be me, by the Kings County Clay Committee, and
eee by rhe Rail Road the Great Mass Meeting 10 be held ut
East New. York.
JAMES z. WOOD.
Chairman Council oi Presidents
AZ Horprp AJorT Secr'y aus Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

IT The Z. S. Mint at Charlotte, N. C. ~.
burn, tn the ground on the 27lh ult. The bpras
coin, books, and many other voluables va, :,
we'd, and it is hoped that the machinery i. nj :.
riously Injured The oct buildings have esc,r.;
and it is supposed that ihey may be usoi ,,n,.
rarily for Inc necessary mint operations.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
Benehts of the Tariff.

To the Editor Of Tire Tribune
The amount of Corn and Rye distilled in this
atty and vicinity is about 5000 bushels daily
and the amount of proof gallons Of Spirit is
about 10000. Of tbs amount, a very small
part is consumed for drinking. The largest por-
ton is for manufacturing purposes-for White
Lead, Sugar of Lead, Vinegar-for dissoIvipg
Gums, as Alcohol and for various chemical pur.
poses. The consumption of Grain in this way
nearly equals the consumption of Flour in this
;ty, at Eve bushels to the barrel, say we con
;upe ! 200 barrels Of Flour per day. The CON-
merce employed to briDg this Gram Is consider
able. Corn is brought from New Orleans North
Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Penn
syIvania, New Jersey, and the interior of the
State of New Y ork, and from Ohio, through the
Canal. When I see it stated that the farmers
not interested IN supporting the Tariff, wish
70 know, if we imported all our Gin from Hcl-
and cur Whisky from Ireland, our White Lead
from England, our Vinegar from France, end
5ur Starch and Pearl Barley from Germany. how
much oar farmers would be benefited BY The
operation More than | 900 barrels cf Whisky
5 used in the city for making Vinegar alone, and
more commerce IS employed in bringing the raw
material to market than the manufactured article
would employ. All the States named ere Ger
tainly interested IN supporting the Tariff Take
il OF and ali the above articles will take the
place of the American manufactured articles
And what amonnt of American Provisions VIII
Germany and france consume more than they
now do n U. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

CAIN CoY.-The Reading PENN G.;,s,
saws, "We hear II rumCFed that a case Of c1,
con between gentleman OF color and yOc,,
married white oman, was brought 10 ish.i in 4.
lower part of our borough, a week o, Two sgc'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

E5- Mass Convention.-The Whs,o!Lmt@ 90
will hold Mas Convention on the 9Th aay o. As.1
near the borders Of Kings and Queens C'''N'' '" - =
the Long I.lsnd Rail Road. .:--.s,.. ca. 49,,
The Wings of the peishborine Counties oi the s' ~
rsrdy ,o the cause, are invited to attend ssrtr =
- -.-.. nun aDroad. have been written 10, Shs,
consented to be present and address the meeting.
Arrangements have been made with the Long disk
Road Co by which persons desrous OF attending 'As r
Will be enabled TO do SO with ease and comfort.
Due notice VIII be given, socn ai all the aHanga,
definitely made.
Brooklyn. July "a. 1874.
A. CRlST.
JOHN A. CROSS, ,nramsrs
REM LEFFERTS,
JOHN NAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
PaorEKry DrsraoYrD.-The Ricbmons ),

PsoPEErY DEsrSoyED.-The Rcbmo,s =,
Palladium says the Whitewater valley wa, :;
on the night Of the 25th ult by perfec, ~
Of rain The East Fork, at that plsc. -. 20
the course Of the night TO hight beyond vs. -
has been t,r many years. A great des,ru.,:
property is The consequence. Several ko,... ks-
he bottom lands were surrounded. ard 4. !
mates compelled to move out. One M.
comPeIledto cary bis wife ffom his house ,SS,,'
water nearly waist deep. Several mill Ld.,,, {
washed away, end mill property much irT,,..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
Tpy Losc ISLAND RaILxoAp.-Tbe o..

Tng LosG IsLAsD RiLEoAD.-The Coe,,,.
VIC learn, have purchased the steamers Ws,s..
ter, Cleopatra and New-Hsvcn, and tn. ,u., A., :.
Boston Will be opened on Thursday, III. "
Haven running between Grcnpor, New.Io,S..
and stonincton the two other boats corl,u;,,
IN run direct from New.Yor 10 Norv.ch -
sengefs will take the cars at the South P.r,y : :,
S O'Clock A. ". dine on board the steans ~ ;,
reach Boston before 5 P. NJ. BrooElyns,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
CITY INTEL LIG Z N c E I.
TUESDAY.

VICE Gi5EJ JdaG2cS6GiH 2S GHF'p'' "4 H0n "A' T.
CnUuEr rS CRUGER, AND OTHERs-Cruger rs.
Cmger.-Aer the argument of Mr. OCoaor had been
GUIDED Monday. the Court adjourned 10 Tuesday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

SENATOR McDury1g.-We learn from the
Edgefeld IS c. Advertiser, that the health oi
Mr.. McDuffie is such that his physicians have
enioned him 70 be quiet and 10 avoid all e1eftion
and excitement.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

nr Hon John Campbell has arrived ct his
residence in South Carolina, BY sea from New
York, in apparently improved health and spirits
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

TIE Central Committee OF the several
f,ily requested tf the tae proposed r'ee 'Ae s
10 make the necessary prepMarOn fs 'Ae ts,sa
diateiy The STATE Ceatya Committee WI WA
With the duty OF providing two OF the mo-; dsaas. y
.oea ken in the State. 70 address each OF tse
saneemen, of the speaker, will be duly anssu .s 4, nj
The Wig newspapers will please coy ~, Mu soy.
IS possible +. ii. sHREEy.,EivEgE
skM'i, O. &C shrA-
n REDNo,N.sS,
iAMssT 5 HEM. ~.
- sssie Csalrsl Coass'-1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

CoLLEcroR-W understand Says the Savan-
nah Republican Of the lst) that General Ed
wAap HARpFs, who vas appointed Collector Of
his port, vice N. MYEns, Esq, rejected BY the
Senate, entered upon the discharge of his duties
Yesterday. TCharleston Courier
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
Nnr1h cnrallna E.ieeiion.
W. reeaived the following addilional returns yes.

lerday 80. c.,r.-ao, ,ia.
as9,,a4a Ha9TaH - -, 800 5os 5Ga........2g 2g5 asI
ieauiurt 42f maj, ----.a29 cav lIS5 Ia
To,oI 557 8,!53. lOISI l2g8i
Loco moi. in y. Counties, "A d,1in-'d2r = S'lo
Tbs Globe OF Yesterday contains the following re-
caswsll III 1858 -. ai4 ll09
cumberland 6f3 l0I0..----. o1d 300
y ahsson 56o 100 53l ooi
Wske 1913 las5...--- 99J lia0 100
Guillord. ..-..l l4oO mai .,,o i9dI 9d, i9g
Bladen- - 80. ~
Total l96o 5,45O. 4205 i.iso
Loco mai. in IA 2gO-in II 2aa.
Northampton Ca slip from the Whining
ION Chronicie, OF Saturday, give Granam l93 ma
,o,;,v in Norlhamplon-93 better than in our ta-
BILE above, in which Northampton IS only gwen IN
part.
Wake Cot will be seen that the Globe gives
full returns from this County, which are 'u oe''er
for us than the reported majority IN our own re-
,urns. The Globe is probably correct.
National Intellgencer ol yesterday coilaihs
Inc following;
NORTH CAROLINA.
Our accounts from this honest and truly he
publican State ARE most satisfactory. She has
nobly redeemed the pledge that was made ior her
to the Wings of the Union, and the result OF her
election has dsspated every doubt, If any exist
ed, Of her fidelity to Wing principles. The an
ncYed letter from a friend IN Raleigh tells the
story of our triumph briefly but emphaucally, and
will be read by Wings every where with unmin-
ged pleasure: ,n.n.,q 1874
Gentiemen: hasten TO give You ali the returns
that nave reached this city OF the result oil our elec
lion Ii were disposed TO initiate The boasung oil
our adversares and TO proclaim results not aos9-
urey ascerlaned, but most confidently anticipated,
should say that the Wings have obtained ons oi
the most glorious victories ever achieved ID te an
mails of political warfare. Butt will only give jdcls,
and leave ven and vour readers 10 draw their own
infrrences. will premise that the Loco-f oco ma
ority in the Legislature Of 1912 and 1913 was "a
Ofcourse, fno uItherreverses are met wlth changes
sufficient have been effected already TO annliate
that majority ard place the Wings on rising ground
[ corld anticipate, perhaps, the changes that Will
most probably take place, but know you prefer
asceitancd results TO possible contingencies, and
will, therefore, only communicate what is certain
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
Wh,g Young Mems state Convention

The Young Men of New York who are in favor off,. sa
,rg Tariff of THE uSIoS As IT Is and Of the eseat
HENRY CLAY ard THEODORE FRELiNGHuYsh
AZ President and Vice President oiIhe United sae i y
aIe opposed 10 tho immediate Annexation oi irii .
the consequent assumption o her Dbt, hef sa'sT iAh
Wars, are invited to meet IN Mass Convention
on Wedresday. the seeond day Of October H,f! tans
to the National and State nominations to pete' u :
ganizaton of the Whg forces throughout Zoe s,ai II
nedye their mutual and Joint efforts restore lie
depcy in the Council, Of New-York and Of ths unia
albany, JUL p. 1914, ,,r,,o v,Nc
c. W. BENDER, Whl ye=,
WM n. STRONG, Meni sas
V.TEN EYCK, Cearai ga
r. CUSHMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
BY This Mornings Mail.


IL Hon. CALEE CUSHING, American C0mms.
sioneI 10 China, has forwaJGed to the National
IDstiiltc, al Washington. interesting descriptions
of Aeon IN Arabia, aud Bombay. Both OF these
Ds peys have been pgbIished IN the National In
telIigenceF.
I'm taking plssession Of Alden, in Arabia
saws Mr. Cushing (" tbe EagLsii Government has
recently acquired ysfy important military post
ON the southern shont Of Arabia, near u tie
Straits of Babe-Msndei, winch commands the
Red Sea and the rea OF Arab.S, as Gibraltar does
the Mediterranean and P9rtipn OF The Auanuc.
Alden IS, even more than Gibfaltar, castle oi
Natures own construction. At Gibraltar Eng
land has excayated for herself citadel IN the
heart of d limestone mountain; at Adeh t'ie hds
planted herself in an ancient crater, and sits
secure within the pumeYsl fortress formed by The
lofty sides Of an ettinct volcano"
SCHOONER SUtK, And Two LIVES Losr.-We
learn from the Exchange Reading Room Books,
that the schooner Samuel Hllswe Capt VIM.
Ford. Of and from Baltimore bound to Richmond,
laden with slack ,Jime, sprung leak on Sunday
morning last, near Love Point, IN the Chesapeake,
and sunk almost Immediately. Tae Captain,
and the cook, colored boy were drowned. The
balance Of the crew, consisting Of two white men
and one colored, were rescued from the maln.top-
mast, the only thing above water, BY Capt Wad.
son and crew, of the British brig Herald, which
left this port the same dav for Halifax. They
| were taken on board the Herald, and afterwafc
transferred 10 the British brig c. w. Wallace, enc
arrived here Yesterday morning. Bait Sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

DEArn OF Hos. J. L. WAirE, Jn:-Ne learn
with painful regret of the sudden death Of Hon.
Jabez l.. White, Jr Of Bolton, late treasurer Of
Connecticut he died on Sunday OF TINS week,
at his residence in Bolton, after an Illness COM
npnciuo with The bilious cholic, Of about week.
His npe was 50 years. Hartford Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

y TREMrSpoVs ArTAc-soas Al TIE -ANEaIcAs NJ
sgUarhs afternoon, hsifpas. clock the AAht tncsy
snstIes nihnt Stess, Seth Boon, Grea W estefn and
tot eL o.het peIfonsrs appeaf Tom Thumbs lpsh3dd
Cout Utess that he visiting QuseI Victoria Is added
70 the ccrinsi.ies Of tbs establishment.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

Whig County Meetings In NV. Nv,
scy.-lbe Whis Stale Central COMMITTEE 10 60 60
uith suggestions ,ade To them by many pers"'' ~.
10 the ,yhie. of the State to hold County Mes0s'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

TRrcKs AND BAD FMTH OF THE ENENy-There
are many changes from the Loco-Foco to the
Wing ranks in Tennessee. Recently, in East
Tennessee, Bradford r. Clouds, ECO hitherto
one of the leaders of Loco Foeoiam in Monroe Co.
was called cor. "He said he had long been a
class leader in the Democratic church, and had
great many things he could tell on them, and
he did reveal them, too; end among the rest, not
the least important was the fact Of the agreement
that, If Clag had come out fer The immediate an
neratton of Terms, then the Democrats aeere to
oppose j, nth me same zeal they no,o display
frrorqblu 10 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

II Mr.. Goasb0rough Robinson, the gentle
man Injured on the Baltimore and Philadcphis
Railroad few days since, died at Baltimore on
Sunday nirht
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
Whig Mass Convention Of the Hin

" Rt& uAS8 va e~AH >~-'
Counties.
The Wing General Committee OF the City and C'uhs
Albany, in obedience to request OF the Stais CeSui
Club who have deemed advisable that Mass Coa'e't
held nt VARIOUS points on the Hudson River, do rcccEa
after consultation. thata
MASS CONVENTION
of the Wings OF TIE River Counties, be held OIL A0s
Tuesday the 27th day Of August next-o which oe "Is
those counties and such others may ise $" dsp'sp
invited to attend. Invitations have been atdresea M
prominent speakers be present al the p,eetng wse '
will be hereafter announced.
Ample provision will be made for the accommo'auea
who may attend The occasion viii be one OF srsii LIT
and importance. and the undersigned cannot douh u !
call will be responded TO with aacr;y by tie hass
River Counties especially to whom II Is more psIueu''
recsed. .h Cor
The Wing County and Town Committees o' eaea C. C.
addressed are requested through the medium o. tOl
p.pers OF otherwise. ts give this call sensni eerEi'
JOHN o. HENsOS.
ksRgf kksRaiIssi INV Van vEcHTE
ALFRED b. STREET,
EDWARD RoBlAsoMsy
FRANKLIN TUWAsEap'
UEMAN C. WHELPLhft
WILLIAM GREENE,
.p,.,v est Iulv lss4 Committee Of Ar;fss1s-
nr whig County Meetings In wv W..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

Mosrygsr TO FISHER AMrs.-The re.nnins of
Fisher Arnes were removed 10 a new tomb IN
Dsdham on Thursday last, and monument Is IS
to By erected By his descendants He tled 80
years ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

T Hon. THoMAs G.. CtsMsox, son.in.law Of
John C. Calhoun, ief, Washington on Tuesday
last with his family for New. Yo,k He wiz ss4l
from thence in the packe: ship Argo for Hevre
on the 9th inst. on his way TO gelgsonn, where
he has been appointed Charge d'Afarss, in place
OF Mr. Hiniard, who returns bone in septeIhbes.
charleston Cour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
Great Mass Meeting OF the Whis Electors
of the Nfh Cnnwre ssionnI DISTRICT.

Great Mass Meeting OF the WhiS Electors
of the With Congressional District.
A numerous and most enthusiastic neetng OF
the friends of Clay and Freliughuysen, compris-
ing the vth Congressional District, took place
last evening in the Square opposite the Broadway
House. At an early hour the people bFgan to
assemble, and before o'clock the street was lit
orally crowded.
The meeting was called to order by JOHN I.
ALLEN, Esq who nominated for
Persident-PHfLIP w. ENGS.
Yiee Presidents.
HENRY DURELL. EDWIN IowSsEsp'
GIDEON FOUNTAIN. JOHN SJfsL'
CHARLES BAXTER. JOSIAH FAILING.
Secretaries
Ws r. IRELAND Isaac Mix.
VIM L. SMITH. in.
The following Resolutions were offered by J.
II Allen ESQ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

rg The steamboat South America makes
grand Excursion on Thursday afternoon. See ad-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
THE TRIBUNE.
MHlG NOMINATIONS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST !

r5- Mass Meeting on Long ls,nnd.nlisSS m, i.-oli.hS
Csv hhs Third Congressional Dstct nave tesuNsu
IN mset together on Thursday next at l3s O'Clock NJ he
Broad street House of Pearl and Broad streets
creat Nass Meeting East New York. L9ng Island
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

t@. The CRUISE OF TIE s6MERs. illustrative
of the Despo,sm OF the GuarterDeck,' powerful
review of the Somers case, is for sale by VIM. d.
Graham, leo Nassau-street,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

LArE FROM BERMuDA.-The brig Falcon, Capt
Pitt, arrived yesterday morning, 3 days from Ber-
muda We sec not item worth copying in our
paper. The health of the Islands was good.
-Four more British soldiers had attempted TO
escape from the Island, but were arrested on the
BRIG Farcrite, bound for St. Andrews
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

Ola Ffshkni-EIcction District No, 2.
70 Yhs Editor ef The Trtsrrs:
One hundred whigsof TINS District have signed
call for a. meeting on Thursday ereeing next,
TO organize a Clay Club. There arc large mum
Der of Wings in the District who have not signed
the cal. In 1872 there were but 50 Wing votes
cast, and IN 1913 but go. W.
Efs1iY Tii,,ss7H 5 IsM
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

BhurALrY.-Some of the Locu-Fcccs return
ing from thei, meeting in Bslleville, N. ]. Mon.
d4y, cruey beat and mal.reeted an old lady Of
70, who came out to remonatrate against their
cutting down an Ash Pcle standing near her
house. Some of the roEdies were arrested
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
= Arrired resteraay. lhe ship ssa, capt "a:

m Arrived yesterday, The ship Sea, Capt Ed
wards, frou Liverpool in % days, an extraordinarily
short passage al this season Of lhe year. We only
do Justice to the ship when say hai there Is mol
faster vessel sails from this port. She Is a regn-
lar trader 10 Liverpool, and has magnificent accom-
modations for passengers. The Sea Is owned by
Taylor & Merrill, and commanded By 'ha. most
qenlemanIy aad deserving of commanders, Captain
Edwards. is only necessary 10 cay Of INN ii'ai
he {" sails ihe sea- 7"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

Los" mai in ~ Counies, IA d,0l6-'Aa, :, ,sao'
The GIobe Of Yesterday contains the following re-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
ie @ tstss CeSt II hen soarned 10 Wednesday 10 O'Clock
POiWF OFFICE,

Fousp FLoAris6 ~ THE RlysR,-Ihe Coronel
he nm inquest the Aims Houie e pasa on tss ,s oSsl
OF an unknown eonre man aged seost ~ VIC - iVp W
foa,r 10 the Eudxon River ~ the foot Of tosh seE. WI
def DEAN from cruses unknown
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07
Another of the resolutions saws !:

Resolred That in the opinion of this meeting the Anne1n
ton OF Texas the UDlon and the occupation OF Oregon
great National measures necessary To secure Us from the dan
ger Of British influence both pence and and that the
acquisition Texas will be of mmen benefit the people OF
the United Sntes commeTcia point OF view. Oregon must
be nccnnieai-TeIas must be annexed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-07

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