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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
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,...-Th, lamp black and pnat'nfe, -. ,'s S.bnykil
- . Tb',u,;Dn. ~" OahA' 20 .,,ity morning
t,el; 80 ,r.t. vas destroyed ~ ~ Of gu2 ba'cs
sbo; o'ci9ck ,.s,her - "a al the lie lo.
tsfee GUY ~, i-s VA. ;hc-,suts OF ~, ~,
Of Nlr r val p'o51bt "W,IttTl<Gs.-A large inreuis
Ntii' ~ ~ IsI On Fri-y evening IN ,,t,,npe of
81 - ~. ,,-fsi c1tct o' 49, o. Nrjor P'tr: tnH
- ,i,.-,,trert % The aie az ~ c. made, md ,e'- :"
presided \ au,iS. ] Ia ricn,, o tns m.rtinr,
r.ui'' - .s sins evening latse and ai keG-
anyt .. S, Sci1 AT Chester, Dc!sware AZ
'ai!on r,yvyry am happy 10 s'aV ~ ,,,ce pei
haze occurred among tn, ""s @,,y. =. :, exi.;
sS,,s Great excitement. haweN.,. ,s,. ~ addition 10
Hokx AGRysr>.-Se'e'M' r,,,,y and saturday, OF
those aiT.aay i n.IT rs the Krnaeton fo o who lnuE.
s.,b va. beId TO b. m 10 b,c,isb o To ju,;ioe.
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ln ". ~ y il, d" 81, -s, ;i% ''''- r..,d
TO- 10 $500 STATE cas.: 90. .,h 76 100 share, TT"
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',Tn,ihrr cloudy. Nind s0r'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
Awful Explosion.

Our CITY was Yesterday shocked by the most
terrible and mourniul accident that has ever oc'
CURED in It's vicinity. Yesterday morning the
steamboat Gen. Vance. Capt. 5. D. Dodsworth,
left the wharf OF j. y. Ebert, at s. O'Clock, with
a full load of passengers and freight Tor TOLEDO:
She proceeded across the river to WINDSOR, ana
Just as she stopped at the wharf, and was letting
OF steam, the boiler exploded. The sound was
ike the report OF 4 cannon, and was heard VITA
fearful distnctness this side. The tore part u'
the boat Immediately sank, and the at: soon ioI-
lowed But this was of little consequence, COM
pared with the melancholy loss oi lie
-Four persons at least are supposed to have lost
their lives MIR. Samuel II. Woodworth, the cap
tain Of the boat, the eldest son Of Mr. benjamn
Woodworth the late well known proprietor OF the
Steamboat Hotel, was thrown INTO the air ana
killed. His body was found some hours ai'ef-
ward, in the river. he body oi George owec-
new. of Chatham c. w formerly employed on
the Kent has also been found. Robert Notherweil,
cnuinccr OF the ferry boat United States, who had
iust stepped on board the Vance, is also supposed
to be killed though his body has not been found,
Major a. c. Truax, Of Trnago, one OF our oldest
and most respectable ciiizens, was irightluiIy and
mortally wounded and though living at the mo
ment Of writing, cannot survive. VI. Gaylord,
The cnpineer of tho Vance. wa, severely but not
dangerously injured, and also two OF the hfcmcn'
whose names we have not learned. Some thirty
or forty passengers were on board, and their pre-
servatlon is almost miraculous
The boat is of course an utter wreck, and her
cargo all or nearly all lost. 1t is of course too
early to Judge calmly OF the cause OF the explo-
sion, but it is due TO Mr.. Gaylord to say that be
is an engineer OF skill experience, and OF the high
est integrity and fidelity, in whom our citizens
repose entire confidence. The following state
mcnt by him has been furnished us for publication
Mr. Gaylord, the engineer, says, her steam was
low, and no; SO as to blow off, when she left the
wharf on this side but as usual on leaving port
he caused the fires to be repcnlshed, not knowing
,ha, the boat was to land on the other side. But
on coming to the dock, he had her fire-doof
opened, and himself raised the safety valve and
tied il up, so as to blow of freely. At the mo
ment Of the explosion he was standing upon the
rail, with his hand having hold of the shroud
saving to Captain Woodwork, " that ne should
have given him notice of his intention To land
there that the steam was making fast, and ne
must not stop long," that instant, the explosion
took place; Nh Gaylord was blown from the rall
where he was standing, on to the forward deck OF
the Ferry Boat United, and was badly brulsed
and somewhat scalded, but not dangerously
P. S. Major Trua1 has since died.
IDetroit Adv, j unc %.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
r,, Floods at the West.

o,,- ,dr;ces from the Mississippi and Missouri
= me dates of June 30 and 81, represent Inc
second aood there as beng stu! mo'e disastrous
and threatening than the previous one wnlcn nnu Ia
s.,-celv subsided when this commenced We
have various accounts f!om the papers 'i' ''''S'
important OF which we subioin
rb. steamer West Mind which e't -. fgI,ls va
,b evening OF the 20th inst. brought news -
80 ,bet tbe Mississippi was four 'est hiSu'
80 .bs late iooJ being considerably above any va.
iooJ si.c- the memory oil man. az. 80 -, of
andy. and hat i more sIarIllns' Il if ',.
ts cet was reported as coming out Vi NV b,ncb Of
srG E,-ty FEET cut OF the Kansas, maj" 0'""N
Illinois town was completely under ~arf u'o
-. h,o- c,o.sinr from, 81. Louis 10 the uiu'' :"
t,stsnc, of Ten miles, Tbs loss ot prspet =
yond All computation; buildings were no1''Ie
;be Mississippi: also the bodies 81 cal''c
,h hattou,s. Crops all along the rivers VIZ
Hpo' i''' Is,rn,ed in fact, such calamity as mas
- mon The inhabl,ants OF the 10" iaNuS % '''>
;,c-s Was never dreamed oi by WoF'a u''''
Sa Missouri had risen several feet al 81 'osel''
:, 81 bnnrs ON the l3ih. The crops, fences W."
Stock had been swept away, many ou''Ni'7
stroyeL. and some lives lost. ,,.., vo. com.
"a. Missouri Mail. on her trip down, ""' - '
rellei TO assist the inhabitants dro"h'H5 -
f Ths Ilpoi. river is still rising; the water * up
10 the houses in Alton. ,,,,;-,lv coy.
The low lands below St. Louis are eus.'i W.; o3;s
arsd win water. Houses some parts o. =. hoo.S
have iour feet water on the first iooT AZ e
part OF the leves, steamboats, cuu'' uA'>''N
near about the roots conveniently
The s.. Louis Reporter of the 2oth says ,6., than
m ,i,us evening Was Too. ma h,ne, @ the, the
s esn th The ,>; a GS g Sepah Dc s' Sf two or hr
yee are n0ys =" assn w' m The water 9GS ,S .:ft nd
than has yyor been within the msSy IN ~ the subject The
eT % sxp ~ r nndste and entirely inpe'soe x' bo.
nar of con,-s.ree also under n.,s nTe cipi-y ed
il the ne shborhood OF the Gas WORKS N b , & rvsf !. ne
| over the w.,er. The business cor Iuee''' ~
r,ssnr,y suspended in hc present 49,. ,un1otci and the
sl the lands he Mspp oa ae COUNTY is cut OF b
.Yc h;sb water The rver above The ais L Ut
| below the Falls II nsirS =, ,i:so,r;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
Dreadful Confiasration at Hudson,
Correspondence of The Tribune.


Office oi the Columbia Republican.
HupsoS F,iday evening, hall pas; 8. June -.
About 5 o'clock fire broke out IN sore OF
Messrs VIM. ]. Hermann on the wharf, south OF
the ferry which now raging with fearful rapidity
The steres of MeSsrs. VIM. J. Hermann & Son.
Hubbeli & Clark & Co., and the wool ware house
are already heap of ruins The Are has extended
across Water street and at least twenty buildings
are now on IRE. The wind blows freshly from
the North West and has extended to the lumber
ward OF Messrs Charles McArthers Il Son and
George H Power. Fears are entertained Tor
Barnard, Curtis & Co.'S oil mandatory The
houses in Fleet street will all be consumed and
the wind is so high that cinders are blowing quite
into the city.
The fire was, no doubt, occasioned BY spark
from the steamboat Fairfield. which was just
preparing to start for New-York.
Elj7ast' o'eioes.
The fire has spen, itself, having consumed
some twenty or thirty buildings, sweeping all the
buildings from the docks to Front-stFeet, except
ing two brick ones on franklin Square. Bar
nard Curtis & Co.'S Oil Works have also fallen
prey 10 the devouring clement.
The stores on the wharf were filled with Grain,
Hay, &c. &c. which are all consumed. Seneca
Butts has lost a large quantity OF Wool. 1t is
impossible even to estimate TIE loss, but we feel
certain it will not be less than 100000. This
has been sad day for Hudson. The Firemen
have behaved nobly. Yours, P. B. B.
u After several hot days, we have rather cool
weather again-consequent on very general rains.
There were heavy showers in various directions
on Thursday and Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
'F' A letter LET from independence Landing Missouri
River. of June ii, says:

It s now two higher than was a,' NeS les;ruc
S nS hss a:eady taken place and should eSur @ t"in G
,nd prospect IS in ot II 90 m ~ AXE tu place. our tare
own: to the continued ras have not m M Gs @ c y< 10 come
t an i. petely saturated with waet. ~ ,,,,
,rae a. last accounts were at W ainGt W. Sm"vnc
sr bev will be able get n. Provisions hhEe N -,
" ,e but no account cf their having IeiSt S
i ,S So rsndates tot Legislature ecdeS me % mos
nl tMo ~ ,he county they opposed 10 Uni beio, nu
UNI e W The II .Rps themselves are turning s'iiS hs
a ns I'm on ere the eectan. there Will be hardy
IL - -, ~ found IN our county. Every man. woman, n.N
n,i .mn.t that you meet. denounces oi he a.
To remark he completely nj me ne ooio oa @
esI. and Il will cease revove after the i'm ot 'a'c"
| m, =, Jo,;o Penyblicln of the 2lst The last
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
THE TRIBUN N E.
WHIG NOMINATIONS.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY l, 1874.

nT Democratic Whtg General Com nit
tse.-A Regular Meeting OF this Committee viii be he6 or
Tnessay Evening July 2d at the Broadway House at o.
clock. y. BDNDIICH BLUM Cha'Hat.
! q" Hos.RT HAws. Secfe'nres. jyla
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

FsoM NASSAU, n. P.-To the captain OF the
schooner Leo we are indebted for file OF the
Nassau ROYAL Gazette up to the lst inst.
The distress IN the Out Islands continued
and subscriptions for the relief OF the sufferers
were still going on. 1t was stated at pnohc
meeting at Nassau on the lst inst that " mothers
with their infants in their arms were starving TO-
gether-many aged and helpless were siso In ,ne
same sad condition. Notwithstanding the lehef
which had been afforded, the most painful desIi-
luton existed in some localities
n. O. Picayune, June %.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

ST. DonlSco--By the arrival OF the brig Cau-
casian, Capt. GilcbTist, IA days from 81. Domingo
CITY. we learn that il was perfectly quiet at that
place. They were however prepared, in case any
difficulty should occur. Business was beginning TO
revive. The market was g!utted with American
produce, and the brig Anawan with an assorted car
90 from New.York was compelled to leave for ano'
ther port, not being able sell her cago at ST. Do
minoO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

rT-Tbe New. orr Museum present, powe.i naaeeeaL ~
s,,-on,ee Dwarf Giantes, and fourteen pe,ofmeii'
III nr one smiling By the BIZ the DSan sa, re- & Hs s'a VI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

From Ew-PRovlDlscE.-The schooner Mary
Clark, Capt Sweat arrived yesterday from Nassau
\. p. with dates TO the 18th inst. By her We learn
that Sir Francis Cockbun, the lsfe Governor lett
Nsw.Providence on the 18th inst. for Europe, IN {
mail steamer, and his successor arrived on the 2oth
from England. There was no other news OF any
interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

ARRIVAL OF THE PRgsLE-LArE IsrELLtGEScE
Faox HAYrl-The U. 5. ship Pfe5e, lhos, W.
freedom, ESQ. Commander, arrived last evening
and anchored at quarantine, from cruise on Inc
Spanish Main, and last from Aux Cayes, (Hayti')
where she had been for some time actively en-
ploved in protecting the lives and property oil
Americans Affairs were somewhat setueo ~nen
Tho PrebIe left. but it was thought that tranquil
;tv would nc, long continue. as the rebe! chief,
Acaon. manifested considerable reluctance 10
submit to the authority OF Gen. Gaerrler, the
newlv.elected President OF the Republic
NJ Hon. HENRY Y. CRAssToS passed through
the CITY Yesterday, on bis way to Newport ne
has been detained at Washington by Illness but
is now convalescent. Lffo'' JUN
His E1celency the Governor General made
his public entry into the capital Of Canada yes
'ei 0N' --'' Montreal Courier, June 25.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
The Prospect.

Since Wednesday last, We have looked into the
interior of this State as far as Cherry Valley, OF
sego Co. and Little Falls Herkimer Co. at both
which places we met Unexpectedly large assem-.
bIages of ardent, enthusiastic Wings. The lar
1rP BARBECUE at Cherry Valley was worthy of the
best days of 1910, and we believe has done good
work, which will make lseli manifest IN the Fall
Election Only let the People of Otsego know
what is the real position OF Pcik & Co. on the
Tariff and Texas, and the County will surely 60
for Clay and Protection. We believe the Wings
of that County are preparing to circulate the Doc
uments thoroughly, enforcing them with the liv-
ing voice. They have only to make proper e.
fort, early, faithfully, perseveringly, and they wll
oerry the County.
So of MONTGOMERY, which we estimated 300
for Polk, but he can't get it. A strong, steady
pull there will secure Wing majority on all the
tickets.
HERK1MER is against us OF course; but--in
vpte of the mistaken course OF the Abolltionists,
who insist on virtually contributing to the sue
csss of Polk and Texas by throwing away as ma
ny anti Texas votes as possible on the Liberty
ticket-we shall poll larger Wing vote this
Fall than ever before.
Little Falls, located in narrow gorge between
the rocky cliffs which here narrow the Mohawk
IN mill. l.stream, is an active, thriving focus oi
mechanical operations, and is beginning to attract
those Manufactures for which her boundess and
easily mastered water. power, her hcalthlul posi-.
sition. and her location on the great lines of both
Canal and Railroad, amid productive Agricu'-
tural community, SO admirably qualify her. a
capital Wooden factory, which owes It's vitality
TO the Wing ascendancy, and which has purcha.
sod of the surrounding farmers 10000 pounds OF
this years clip of Wool, at an advance of % to
40 per cent on last years rates, IS now in full cP-
GRAFTON, affording ready market for not only
Wool but Grain, Meat, Vegetables, Fruit Wood,
80. &c. for the adjacent Country. The People
are thus made practically acquainted with the ef-
fects of Protection, and they can not be made to
believe that the Tariff tazes the for them special
bene6t of the Manufacturers. Little Falls viii
this Fall exceed any, former Wing vote, and the
County will go under 1000 against US if proper
efforts are made by the Wings, as we are conf
dent there will be.
This trip has strengthened our conviction
that Mr.. Clay's majority in this State must eA-
ceed 10000.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
Subscriptions for Clay Tribune.

STILL AyoTHEE PgopIoY,--TEz SMALLEsr DwARy
YzT!-CoLo CHAyTIS. uauve Of Virginia, NIssrrrs
YEARS OLD and only n iscHEs HIGH! arrived here last
night and bus already been secured f the American Muse
un where he ey De to-day a: the r5ua hcun He .
undoubtedly .rea,-t wonder OF the world end viii pro
baby attract great deal Of attention. We SHOULD nj wonder
# he ecosad c M. 2:-teceor5 even Tom Thumb ln eif
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

SAsDss SARsAPtRILLA.-1his invaluable medicine has
won It's public inyof until Il hn, become the only
prspnrntOn that ba relied for the
val and cure OF n diseases rgnatng and
ye state oite blood md other nuds. It efucsd
cnn value by the addition Of ,ugnr and prepared by
cuiar process entirely The principle which renders th,
root 20 valuable wholly preletsed TIN, Sanspnrla
'ensyy recommended and proved 10 bs hgby beneficial
purifying The blood nnd renewing unhealthy huno ersdcs
ns the effects oi mercury from the sys;en clearing the kIn
&C. tn also used with the happiest effect, In baumatam
and neuralgin.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of It's srDer
nor yane-hnd efficacy See Pampelet which be obtain
ed of Agents cfaiH. ~
'reparet and sod, wholesnc and retail. by A. B. Il d.
SANDS whnr1Ie Druggists. IS Fulton street New YORK
Sold also AZ Z3 Broadway. u Ess, Broadway and dug.
s.t generally throughout the United S,atez
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

Esr THE PHALAs1, which is now regularly pub
lshed every other Saturday, has reached It's thir-
teenth number, and n largely increasing patronage
secures ts future pernanence and usefulness. As
heretofore, the present number OF The Pha!anx
contains much interesting and instructive matter;
but the article deserving prominent attention is
Fourers Reply to the Gazette de France, in
which his Doctrine. were grossly misrepresen,ed as
being Anti Christian This is a manly aud high
toned reuation Of this base slander, sometimes re-
peated by ignorant or wiliul deamers of his doc
rines in this country; and it should justly be con-
sidered by the Christian world vindcation OF
Christianity powerful as it is complete rciu,a-
ton of the charges against himself.
The difference between Association as advocated
by the disciples OF Fourier and the antiProperty
Communists, is clearly exposed in the leading
ticle, and those who wish to understand clearly This
distinction shoud consult it. y. Winchester, Pub
Usher, 80 Anr-street)
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

"Gov Polk is not only reSiol, man. and strict Rfn;-
kv af eAsreA. but he IS ao risd meTnber OF Ienpeace
Society,"" IN lisoslah,
This is all news TO US in these parts. Gov. Polk
is neither the one nor the other. Nashville Nhis.
u The supporters OF Mr.. Polk seem to be
Obliged to draw on their imaginations for all the
taking qualities with which they invest him
They say that the Wings had given him the nick.
name of Young Hickory, and forthwith set to
making grea, parade about it-but the dcsigna-
ton was entirely of their own manufacture
They have tried to make capital by archly hint
ing that he is a Catholic, and then by bringing
him out devoted Presbyterian. but neither proves
true. They may Just we'll stop these tricks
they are not doing him any good.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

The officers o the North Carolina the PrincetnG and
the lsIc,n War Steamers Will Wit that and
n spot. the Castle Garden this evening" in order
the extraordinary cDnbnrd the spanish
BROTHER WIT, ,he t appearance of the French Company
oi artstes The Moon he, iu TIE scenery enchanting
the breeze from the delightful ygotng See adyer.
nert.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

Amtncan Museum. Ibeir dancing and singing y beyood
pare and the manager has done wie-y re4nsngins
day ii and N assisted BY Tie oIph-ra,. Giant. Mr.
have rl,h for Rae tii preparing for lh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

~ PouDaE SrsrlLy for srnd cat,ns ,unerapou, hal,
lom aPy s PR Of The human body Always tested efo. buy
mad Eaelh. accompany each bottle. g. Walker fn store
| rom Broadway. ,els Del '
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

- WILLIAM WALLACE, the Poet and Tempe
rance Orator, who has recently been writing us from
England and Ireland, having returned, will give a
Lecture on the condition and prospects s the Peo-
pie Of the countries he has visited. We believe he
has been close and sympathlzing observer, and that
he will give most instructive Lecture. Go and
hear him, this cysriog at Washington Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01
The ST. Louis Repub
date we have says

Tb. ri.e in the river assuming most ienIfr aspect, me
n.; & a: ~ the aver, re rrts Of halt inch mn ou Nhen
IS remembered that the uve u now Al nGAty eas & ] e"
-. -, 81, miles WIDE and many places nis sole ue"
mny be formed Of the immense volume oi water "nen pour
m tie Water now covers NIL Front street and the
we find difficult convey to the reaef w,
SG,eyet can form some idea from these iact' IN nIathct
mil and IN the Water Works tho water p oyer the oo,
I .ry nil the mills have suspended work. ~ nave te
Watsr Work. Yesterday evening 1t 'inio"n the ,irnn-t &
n,y Dayls store the North east corner Of Front ana
y, ~ o"f lsches All Il Washs store, corner OF Vine
J F+u, ,,,rts the water about "a inches ON the f'i
floor At the ot Locust and Front II wn' p 70 w
p"e nd Front was s; up !he OF the sl OF the door
OF Mr. Collins wHIeh3nGe G ~ nSrse S er e II ~ o & CAL
I,,her, store. The lower part OF the 'ity ~ ule ie ~
,r.. he"w The bridge Mr. ard most Of the people 70
Tint uuarte c,peciry along tonvcntsree nave ieSeu'
ri house, up III the direction of tie diam nr several tee ~
sa;er Of course all the low lands IN Sculnfds addition ana
TN ,h Opposite side every thing under wster Al Cnhosa
village the inhabitants have been forced TO ny 10 he oi'
hrv I'm ga sustained. earn by rentemHn from there
Ee.,eni5' -" g",len. c aud the drowning Their
ca,, Dnnne lie violent wind and rain Of Iueuy ugh we
are told several houses inostnwn were iemnN-h rom
IN. foundations. md overturned All the other to"n-
a the farmer. in the suerng ~ Ike mnnne'
If tho acr we're suode would be too late IN the
The on WAT. street have removed most Of Their
soo!. 70 the uP?ct tore. & o. ~, SS @ nm, yc In
nny event they ~ sustain heavy losses n the suspension ol
and ~ the hpHiiinE -: tii-ir gttl.
Ila Nlun.u Park from the nois RIVER reports ihat river
!. r,inc q,r at Oiiawn md Peru Monday II i
,eno there II. eyer feet higher rn bus been known n
brve been lar twelve years Maple. epn'ted 10 be
pcely inundated Boats could run ~ the streets The inhhb-
't,ot, had chiefly gone 10 bluffs The the
,,oss IN cn,tun the only approach 10 Fishers Hotel was
by boats The RISING there on Tuesday evening -
The st Cois i.t ed from the upper MssspD reports
the river falling aena. but apily below the Iowa
River The Des Mones, Salt Rye and other streams. are
reported to be unusually high.
On Tuesday night had yo en storm OF min and wind.
and continued most Of y..e.dny The -. Crpn.
.,rh; miles below Warsaw during the =pproach Of the
nIei and made nbon 10 inches over The wiHd
tyi.tc the tree fell the hurricane roof forward
Chimney brenkln. the roof md the boiler deck. The
l,nc> nnr,ei and bpu. drIitcd into the s'ferIn
The 81 CuiJ NunGo PARK report the exceeding
hefl aLitnus.nt III the aIhnt.tY nlen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

r The Richmond Enquirer of Friday, though
it had had ample time since receiving our reiuia-
ton to rstract its ISLANDERS on the author OF The
sJunius' Tracts, maintains profound and guilty
silence! The intent is evidently to persevere IN
the arocious falsehood The next appeal must
be to the law,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

n CHARLES BuRcHARp of Hamilton, Mad.
son Co. has abandoned the Abolition party and
come out heartily in faxor of HENRY CLAY. He
sa7s he cannot innocently be instrumental, how.
ever indirectly, in aiding the cause of James h.
Polk and the Annexation of Texas. His letter
psarly fills three columns Of the Hamilton Palla.
aiun. and is very able and cogent.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

II PAYyE's UsIyEHsrM, or Pictorial WORLD,
No. l. has JUS, been published by Charles Muller,
ll8 Nassau street. See advertisement in another
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

II MAJOR TocuXAs, Polish patriot, Will lee
ture this evening at Newark On the Social, Poll.
tical and Literary condition OF his native Land.
We trust there will be a general attendance, ard
feel sure lhal the Lecture viii richly repay Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-01

OpERA.-The musical world will not be likely TO
forget that Madame Ciat Damoreau appears to-
nghiin NewYork for the first time in regular opera.
Rossini's celebrated Italian in Ageri' is 10 be
performed and the Prina Donna is TO be supported
by the ,ery be5, talent in the city. There will no
doubt be q crowded house.