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The precincts OF B4TrataF.= and ChenieFe -
minada rernzio 10 be heard FROM, which uSu-Ay
give Wing majority o. from 30 to o0.
The TroPic adds;
In 81. James, We have elected both OF our can
didates 10 the Legislature aud the Convention
and obtained decided majority lof hF. Inioo-
daux fo- Congress
In ST Join TIE BaPtiste. our candidates iof
Legislature and Convention are elected, and q
me jorIiY 70. Thibodaur.
From ST Tammqny our information IS Of the
mos, cheering character, and there IS bat iiitle
doubt that we have defeated Thos. Green Dav!d-
son Tor the Senate, and elected our candidates !o'
the Legislature and the Convention.
From al the information IN our possession, &c
are certain tha, Thibodaux Is elected to Congress
By a majority Of from FIVE HUNDRED TO
ONE THOUSAND Votes. This, as our
readers are aware, IS I gam Of one member o:
Congress.
By the TING ou7 next paper goes 70 p:css, We
shall have pretty full returns from " large portion
Of the State including the Fourth District, Fherc
Judge Boredom is confidently believed TO be elect
ed by large majority.
We blc our friends abroad, lie OF good cheer =
Louisiana Is true 10 the good cause and lis ab!est
champion, Harry Of the ''est: She has m;
bowed down 70 the Texas treason, and WILL
NOT DO so.
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ANOTHER WARREN COUNTY TaAGEDY.-War.
rcn County has been again stained with blood
another case OF domestic disorder and vice
An old man Of 60, Of good estate, Mathew Ayres,
aud the father OF large family settled in the
county, has been living Sometime with loose wo
man, 1t Atinouche, MUCH to the chagrin of his
'amlly. On "Wednesday night three OF his sons,
men having families, with d small party, made
renewed Effort TO abduct the woman, but IN
breaking into the house they reused the old man.
= no sflzed his gun and shol-h;s son Walter,
aged 81 years, receiving the fatal charge A
Coroner's inquest promptly Investigated the case.
and i appears by the verdict that tie DEED was
an act OF seli.deence, and that the Old man rid
mol know Who the assalens were. 1t will m.
deFgo judicial investigation. Newark D lily ADV.
FOUNTAIN BArHs.-An advertisement. o. hi.
20 aud Hope''- 81 Lii o..rail bc Gun. 4.
l'i g. -4U IL ~y.,n, e.. Do. NUN.
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OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR THE PRFsEST WEEK.

l. PogTRY--Genius IN Ub,cunty: Translation OF an W
from Horace: Fremeu, Hymn Tie Wing Chei' ~
Old S0ns Rey;sed.
IL EDlToRIALs SlandereTs OF Henry Clay ne','
Ffelnehuysen: Me,.rs. Clay mud Polk on the an
Tie IanFand Prices; Dom m 'I.e Loco GsHns
l;fas Polk the Tariff; Protection and Prces ; LIZ
~, Fashions; : Dueng. &c: TIE Fourth IN Oh hr
snc.Usett:. &c.
III. PoaTIcaL-I-t OF Lieut.. Governor Reed VI AsS
chu,etts To the l..b'ry Party; 1900 Wings IN CoCS
nj Albion Crent Wing iieeung "a fenneS-a; ~
aroin-t hbplshng the African slave 1'rate: AHnsn
lion in Texas: They Can't Stand Annexation; w
from Governor Seward: From Louisiana l.eitefln
:. =. PreHtss; The German Treaty Hon. Geo
Marsh on The Tariff: The Spirit OF Washing
County: Nr. Clay on Protection; PO'k Failure
Chennngo. &c.
w. MiscELLASEous-Heau Brnmel. CONCLUDED; y
; emf and the WIDOW Science for Farmers Farus
Club. Cutting T.mLer. Gavanic Experiments Us
Cheap Postage IN England Revolutionary Res
niscence, Tie Faithful Dog. &c.
V. NEws-irrya OF The Britannia aud TIC GcA; Westsf
Grea, Flood at the Wet: The Mormon War DEATH
Joseph Smith and his brother liyum From l.lbe,a
Great Riots IN Philadelphia, The Military Called o.
Violence and BDld,hed. Sc &c.
VI. CoMNgRcTAL ISrELLi0gScE-StCcks. Money. Pr
du c, Markets. &c.
SlHgle Copies. put w n wrappers or the Mas u q
ained Mt the desk. Pr cents
IL Terns-s2 per year: single copies 6is cent-Al -
'crIptlon- pnyabe nfle1ibiy ~ ndyance. hdlress
GREELEY & McELRATii, 80 Nassau street,
Tribune Buildings. opposite the Pa
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HE TRIBUNE
WHlG NOMINATIONS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 10, I54i.


CT In Democratic Wing General Com
mittee, July 2. YA.Hssoic,a. Tn the lsetnor raii1
Wing Es-c.o Of tie City and County Of New Yof. b g
9uestd Ax-ernbs tber, respective WARDS. On n'o7y
Evening" Inc 18Th ncyck. for the ourtIse % r1''
ivs yer>1rs reprzen, THIN IN County t"n'-ftr.-
rele, thirteen Delegate CtT md County 10 he -ta
Convention al SJrscUss.
R.solo,d That uld County CDn'efaon be tefl4esof y
met on N1ndaJ Evening the @ s.eat. at eocs. Il; "
Broadway HDGse- r.,. ,,,,
The following nre iesigfaec e. nc o--es u ibeeHk i' ~
sere,si Wans
la Ward ThreaiefI Broad -s,reet iioe!,
ri jones' Second Ward io.ei-
ID Norh River Coffee f!ouDe-
Sth % Shnks,enrc Hotel.
xh g nanon Hoire.
Eh g National Hall.
7ih Al such place IA w nfd Committee dessnape
Sh Howard Howe.
9Th 90 Kentucky Hall
frh " a. s1cn oLrce ~ fhfd Commune ds~Sh&os-
ith '' Manhattan iihlL
Eth % ~ tucn place n Ward tominttee deSRhcte
lah e No .;herlf
l.,h g Broadway Hou--.
18th g tonrtnCiIou Hall.
l6h '' TN Avenue aid lAi street
18th Henry Ciny fiOuse. 80 ,, 40
J. H. HOBART HAws. WI II
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Connecticut.

The Wings OF Connecticut arc about the right
sort et workers. They 90 at i, IN exactly The
proper spirit. At the great Convention OF Clay
Clubs held at Hartford on the 10Th inst. the most
efficient MEASURES were taken 10 produce 4 tho
rough and complete organization throughout tie
State The frauds and hypocrIsics of Loco
Focoism, especially on the subjects of the Tariff
and Annexation, viii be promptly met by the
vigilant Clay Club Committees, who are every
where addressing themselves IN earnest 10 the
work of difusing correct information among the
people The hareficcd Loco Foco fasehood that
Polk is a friend of the Tarif will be secuted out
of Connecticut with dcrision.
IL Where is the Old TulRp W,KD vi our
city, Arc the Wings alive there? We hear Of
tine Fifteenth as certain TO give LOCO for Clay
and Frclinghuysen-pcrhaPs l,lJ0-but nobody
talks of wha, the Old Third will give. Wings
Of the THIRD! We were once the Banner Ward.
Are we 10 give up without an effort
u The Wings OF Western Pennsy lvania are
thinking of Mass Convention at Enc after
tcrnbcr, the Anniversary of Pe5y's Victory. II
they do hold 1t, and secure the attendance OF a
few such speakers as joins NJ. CLAYTON, WALTER
FORWARD THonAs CoRwIN and RICHARD BID
DIE, the Borough OF Enc must be enlarged TO
enable i, tn hold the People who viii flock ii.
IL Hon. joins BELL, first Wing Electof for
Tennessee has appointments 10 speak IN twenty
eight Counties OF that State rom the Slh of July
~ the 9th of August. lie invites any Polk
Elector To meet him and discuss the great qucs
tons of the day before The People. II Polk wants
i, chance in, (as he threatens TO take the stump
he can doubtless hc accommodated.
~ The Rhode Island Loco fccos have nomi-
mated the following Electoral Ticket; BsNJAMiS
g. TuuRsrox, Thomas COREY, WILLIAM T.
PEARcE, and ROBERT HAZARD.
GEosGI..-JoHS w. USDEswoop, ESQ. OF
GAINESVILLE, has been nominated by the Wings OF
= he Third Congressional District Of this State, as
their candidate for Congress
II The U. S. friga,c Potomac arrived at
Vera Cruz on the 10th ult. All well.
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i}y This Mornings Mail.
Thla-sin philadelphia.
c.,,r..o.,ot.re., Of 1be Yse. Yrfs Tussrs..

t'.srfesrsgnf-lr. oi ! - Ncf-1 OK iI'SIHe
rmL4sELFHs,. JAY l2-Pv
,.r,iee IN bang able to announce 10 Va
80 .4..rs tha. matters toby haze assumed m,
,c,esfu and quo, inspect. % no, believe q
s.,,ber disturbances viii occur, although the Z,
mrs OF the people arc e14sPcr.'ed beyond %
cotton. a!udc to those residing IA Soc.
a5-k Moyancnsinz and kcnsingion Then,
l.ss ,,e.fenI..nt IN Inc neighi'ofh"od oi the o.
tors Of the mtlitary, and Pe'?.c aP2car mo,e
-, sst,i. down once more 10 Their usual,
80 80 .v,.ca,i.ns About S5-oO have ben 5,
,...1,d -, me killed and wounded Soldiers, y
,,,,,,.h l,-gsr sum Is expected to Be Fa.scd.
", Io,,fs. one OF the wounded citizens, =
~ ,yo,s.. TINS morning, the bal no, ycs hAya
Ir.,ey,ractsd He was sho, III The breast
..o.-,,s i,,,,,rsIt,le tor him 10 survive long.
G.ot. Z. 4. Scott - dong IS %c.l as cree
stances xii! admit. Tie bail mas f''' As yeI -
x acted.
In The Court Of Sessions, ihs morning, az
ys,tiqA!:on .nin the rca, organ and conSeqgtnes
-, ito In, c,plorab!e disturbances ~ Soulhksl
49, commenced and uuSt every lbng I.
i. h,,ocbt be!o the public that nos The ~
1o.,;o, mon me disturbances. The Court hn
,,,,,sssfd y determination 10 leave nothing .
Jan, and have caused the Commissioners A
derme.. end others OF the DistHet' 10 De sosps
n,ed. This IS an important movement
A woman named Kane, was held to osii Ii
r,o,,inc by AID. Rccman, Tor using :ntAnn,
;o-y language IA the street:
GEN CApwALLpgR Tins gentleman vas
command al Head Quarters TINS morning.
solendii gold sword Is about to be presented
nun by his fellow citizens.
The subscription t2r the families OF Inc hi1
and wounded soldiers amounted at : ".c0cA,
abaut tire thousand cight hnHdred aoli'T'.
SrocKs-rhe business atine >tocN hQeIt 's--'
.,in small nj price> slowing NO Inasrl 'hanse
49, E,4cIt; .iar> s,irnft BaIA u !, - - =
. PilraI 81, Il g.i DO 30 = ga" $1,000
' M,Sn,.,' Hank ,; H. Gcunaat2"1 1na . g
County -iyes. ~: lr.'s Siu" -a'e NO. - y
,bnrr. " Wilmington Railfuad H.. "a. men.
>,@,F B0G~1--luI slIfcS hif1fi BGiA, o. : &.
49, ~ 20. :, ~, T. : Bank Slslu C.;y sIve', itsi
SIR Ntws. Il 4. NJ Cleared nus ifterFoes
"a, Ann c1ryynoI Rio lie Jareifo brig t'gier,
It, R,5s. chr, Margar,t Ann. 6odi'ey ffg'its1>
ss,t,1 Rncsf, Sr'eui. MAJ. H. W SaGdY: 'apny, 70
dearr y B.idie Walton. NewaFk; y: J! an u ID
-. y V Imperial. Reed. New te'iiofl hoe Bog
-, -n. Snr Edmund Kent. Caf!ee. Bo'tnn. N,te
tsIIy r,mbrire Mas Constellation BOSOM n. !, y,
~ Lone. Boston. Sultaaa. k"Ie'' co. 's'eVi' ss
10. ,,-aner Arithmetic, New iofA ~, i,
y-,,red --chr. Nafa ausey. -tubo' o. tl ~ I'm,
,,iIt I,f., 2 4. from NNor.. Steamer Vulcan >mA ;
, hour. i'm NYots Weather clear AMI warm
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ne Tftslfrni, IN presenting The Diplomas 10 The
Graduating Class, addressed them briefly, but in
very feeling and appropriate terms, upon the respou
-ibiies growing out OF their pccullA! relations To
society III Consequence oil the high advantages the,
had enjoyed tor intellectual and moral Improvement
Has remarks were listened 10 with evident emotion
~ tl- whole Class.
The exercises were inicr-per-sd at appropriate
intervals with excellent music by the Pupils, under
the direction OF +. Tvs, Jr. Esq. accompanied by
the Piano Forte and Violin.
At O'Clock The assembly was dismissed. with
The bcncdotion by the President, and all went ava,
apparently delighted with what they had seen AMI
heard
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Array ,xp Loss Of LIE At CLYDE.-Thc
,,.,e a f;gbt between two canal boats at Cir:
WAYNE Co. on Tuesday evening, IN which q
ocrson was killed, and two or three daDgemr
yernd,d. 4 canal boat from " hliehaL, Il a.
pears, showed aside scow loaded with slave
iust as she was entering the lock. quanela
sued between tie hands Of the two boats. II
men on the line boat assaulted those on the sco'
and the latter defended themselves with saya
One man, whose name VIC understand IS Sill"
had his ,kull broken III several places and ~
vIyed but a few hours. 4 number OF Others wIs
seriously injured, Of whom two are not c1pcc,r
to recover. Seven Of those engaged in the in
have been arrested and committed 10 prison
Lyons.
SAD AccIpENr-We learn from the St JOIN
bury VI Calotonlan, tina, on the Fourth son
hoys in that ncighborhood got possession Of a
non swivel, and undertook 10 iirc Il salute.
premature exclusion took place, and two Of tber
were badly injured, VIZ: john " Frazer, OF La
don, and Isaac Hartman, of Burke. Franz
had his left arm amputated near the shoudo
and three fingers taken from ms right hand az
is thus rendered helpless cripple Tor life. lie
seventeen years old Hartman. nineteen yea
old, had his hanG enpC:4ied 81 The WHIST. A.
other boy was si!zn,iE aGr;-
Fleg nj Li5a7> 50 During the thundt
storm las; cYer.nE. -oost 9o'clock. the barn
Mr. Chailes I.a->, IA Woodbridge, about dr
miles from the city, VS. struck 10y lightning 40
entirely DESTROYED. Ii contained hay prcss,e
tween 90 and 80 tons oil hay, quantity OF grsf
&c The light was plainly ylsible IN our street
and The ire engines turned out al the alarm, b.
.ound The fire too Tar beyond their precincts TO
reached in time. Mr.. LncS's lrS,, We are
formed. is some } to 100 joIIlrs-whetler llsutt
or not we do Dot know. y. ii. Herald, llth'
tlsE-The large stone warehouse on Factor
street, Frankfort, owned by SilaS O. smith, w
DESTROYED by fire about halt past this monn.
Oac end of The building was occupied by an In
iamily named TufIey, who lost ali their iurnllaf
\ quantity of corn belonging 10 lluobell n pa'
lev and several hundred tiour-barTels OwncdF
Mr.. Refer, were also destroyed
Rochester Democrat July ~.
ARR.srgp.-Col. Samuel W. O4key, LIE
Foco Inspector al the late election, in the 'IIr
Ward, Second Municipality. WAS arrested yes2
day bv Capt Winters IN virtue OF several W.
rants, issued upon atiidavits Of his having ma
ciouSly and lraudulcnrly disfranchlscd number
legal voters.
lie was admitted to bail IN the sum OF $ W
to appear before Recorder Baldwin on Fhta
ncxt. Il. o. Bee, July a.
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- The MYSTERIES OF Lospoy, Par, i'll, trans
Ialed from he French by Henry c. Defining has just
been published b. Winchester
IL IHr Nav World of This week contains
Of Recollectlons OF the Author OF va,hek." DIR.
BecAioEd lately deceaseJ,) which are deeply inter
estng.
II BY referring to our advertising columns, il
viii be perceived thai the Orchafd-s ,reet Sunday
School intends making an excursion on Tuesday
next These who take an interest in Education. or
III The Young, viii ind it interesting. a pleasant;
mp, plenty OF good music, and good dinner. are
among the attractions Tor others.
p The accommodations for both Ladies ard
Gentlemen at he knickerbocker Baths, lOl Bowery
are OF The rsi order, and the charges are only one
hail OF any other Mr. Gompefts, the enler7ri.ins
proprietor richly deserves the patronage ii: nj. on.
citizens and strangers.
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E,o,u Louisiana.

Oer re,rrns from the interior OF the etale are
incomplete, our advlccs from New-ofle2ns heing
only To the morning OF the 4.h-the CAY alter Inc
closing Of the Polls IN the Country parishes
rne following are al tie reiufn re nave
SEcosp fHsTricT-ALSI.Rs
f<c.-Focl. For (S-z-eJs. VIZ i.
( aF,-.n~fA ..e !'hbssiag1
ALsIERs l>D Y. hzRSsEp
sszc:y-lc- cczdiddils fg- C0zrea,+"R-
C,l,~- T<-1srd ......5 No opposition
No o,po-,,p,o. ale1ssa-r Le-end;e ---. -
For >S1G:l-
v.r,7sI y.-5.s ..-a7 10 oppo-.tiou.
\ Be-r--5y .-.5l f-zacls C;.rsc----.----... --l''
P.E.-H OF JE,FEE-oS
S>cgsG Dts:1et--Frr t0Fsftf; ~
r.l-.oeb- -... ~ ihis-1sUI ----------.s.. -
seae,o-71! CGpc41=tefi2r CeNrsNi'a- aas
;,-sSt,1 ... tizce1l -
Pa-i,A CynreHt.rs "a
lt.-s15 ..--....-. II: Co1,ad -
D@-bisuy ael;-ai .---------!f
~ -
Re5r,sertEtrre- ~
LsIZses----
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u The Psnnsylraniaa says that no Loco Fo
co meeting has been held in Kensing,on, Phila-
delphla, which resolved to oppose Polk and Dial
las, for reasons given. We don't remember that
we published the account, but it uas published,
and as it appears to have been hoax, We cheer.
fully contradict II.
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ny Rarnhf,I,s Irdali,,,. t,L

81 ihb Marking lux yery generally acknowledges
inc Druggists and consumes n the article PDatep'
irse number OF whom have already tested te =
~ uielf an Ee ,ements, and have pronounced II ,upefS
my other indsble INK whether OF domestic foreign m
he whole process ct making It may be completed n -
MINUTES. even at midnight If desirable
IL called Bnrnbll ndeb!e Ink alter the Christian %
OF one finn. who venied Manufactured and io ~
by POTTS, LINN * HAKRiS.
u IIuIast
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- TIE PHALAyx, No, XIV. this day issued,
has letter from Mr. Brisbane in PARIS to the As
sociationisis Of The United States; onc-hall OF Nh
U. \. Bfownson- recent attack on Fourerism. tlir
conclusion oi Fourier's reply to the Gazette de
France. indicating his views from the charge OF In
iteiiry, and account OF the Alphsdelphia Asso-
cation in Michigan. J. Winchester, 80 Ann--t
For sale also by Graham, Tribune office: ptice :
,,ant.l
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PcI,n-yI, auju,

Extract Of letter from GETTYSBURG. Pa. July Il, sH
Messrs. &. II VI. EncIoved you have 50 for
u Clay Tribunes. The work goes on bravcly
here. The Young Guard OF the Kcy-Stone
IS a.ous.ng, and will give ( g,nd account Of the
State next November. She is safe for Henry
Clay j. VI. =
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r At Meeting OF the Washington Monument
Association held Yesterday, ms Honor the Mayor
was elected Trustee. committee WAS appointed
10 take energetic steps to collect from OF the
agents OF the Association the monies in their hands
\ determination "as expressed to push tie collcc-
IIon oi funds as rspIdIy as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-13

THE MISSISSIPPI RwgR.-Thc flood is still
going fown, though at tedious rate. Last
evening It had fallen nearly four feet-not. how.
ever, by any means leaving the cross streets free
rom this incumbrance St Louis Rep. Sd INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-13

Es,sact of IL letter dated Nosry July itb
We learn from highly respectable Planter,
who plants on Red River above the Raft, and
whose plantation was inundated in April, and
@ho was abIgcd TO replant, that his prospects
are good for fair crop; but below the Raft and
oa the Arkansas and Mississippi Rivers, the late
inundatlons nave covered $4,000 acres Of cotton
land, which are from two to ; feet under water,
and cannot De rcplantcd this season. The cs,!
mated loss Of cotton is from $4,000 10 100000
bales.
The WHEAT HARVEST This has been busy
week with our farmers, who have been actively
engaged in taking the ripe and beautiful; wheat
harvest, which has seldom been more promising
IN this codDty. We regret 10 hear that all the
wheat-felds we're attacked with a small worm in
the head, q lew days previous u ripening
Goshen (Orenge Coz Clarion.
WHEAT CRoP IN THE VALLEY.-Thc Staun.on
Va Spectator Of Thursday states tina, the
farmers generally IN that County were in the
midst oi their Wheat harvest, ana it believes the
crop To be quite good one 1t least, it has heard
but III tie complaint.
u The crops in the Ec 2hborhood. saws The
"!nyah Is. c. Observer of the 6;h inst. look
quite as well as usual, and the rice crop il more
forward tina We have known it. On the 2Sth ult.
we saw an ear OF rice taken from :. field of Mr..
robert Prlngle. on Black River. The field was
planted on the 18Th of March, and by to-day
must be shooting out generally. This rice will
be certainly ready Tor harvest by the second week
IN August which is unusually early.
Charleston Patriot.
FaosT We understand tha, considerable frost
was found on the low ards in Gosf,cn!a s: Friday
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-13

II The U. S. friga,c Potomac arrived at
Vera Cruz on the 10th ult All well.