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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
rn. Threa, to Asssssinate Bishop HughI e.

60, IN asssssina,e Bishop Hu shes'
E.Iov- w;l be found The letter ment;oned IN t''s
..-,,,,,,;c,t;on of Bishop HUI hes TO Mayor tiaf-
nor The letter was communicated to tee nay ..
n consequence Of his brief note IN answer 10 'i'
p;sbo, which our readers have already seen
Sszi,g hat the letter pTo!essed to come rom
,,,,e, ,.s ons Of the persons slain at The henslng
ton riots. Mr.. Harper for~afded itt Mayof SCOT
Of pbilsdsiphia. This fnnetionary' lacking iaE's-
= 80, =, Esnsiugton handed the connunlcs-
-, re, to the Judges Of the Cont of Common
pl-.. .nd on,r,er Sessions for the county OF
pbiI,ds,s,ia. vino, after the fullest investigation
b.ve arrived at the following facts:
sbif8r-. who was killed, LETT out two orosne!s'
,.;tbs- of then, bearing the name Eubscnoee 10
,Le letter san, 10 Bishop Hughes. One OF the
b,otbers is seven and the other fourteen years 0,
60. the latter 4, ~ork at tobscconlSts' a'd
foo young to have been the author or the ''rfsT
~ ,5.., letter which is obviously the production
-. c,,t;yated maa. We are driven, therefore,
.to tbe conclusion, that the name IS an assumed
.one and that no such person exists as Charles
=. Sbifse-. brother 10 the one who was shot
- PHILApELgHIA, Mar :. 1874.
r tJt-eu-<.-Sir,-Tbe bleeding body OF ny hieies'
DE- svr n-rs now les before re, HSa.nataf py me ii.
oIons 80 70 gain csceElancy ior Uhica you coi
- W % % ,roveUeat in Sew-i nrs. have sworn ',At NJ
tr " a -sy.1red ard w coupass ss1 ard lanl 90
Ie ~: mi II cannot siut ny revenge on ie ftiils
-. vour Gccurssd reIg IN tlis CITY, "i re-
o. @ Ia ,5eresi pona- tor your breast 9u as Jndes
&c 20 - SeSs-ve :ke censure o; al Catholics Tor yocf
po.a hn Z; The Catholic temples and the houses con
] @ ,bsr called FeInale isy!urIs cannot ee leacned
~ a:.-n, Who dared attempt 10 turn our INSTITUTIONS 70
E 80 80 srs of thai religion that hEs cGfsel iia5 pliI,
&c - l,b .Tnencn and MeXico shah be maze Ia pie lne
I sve1rs the abuse that you nave made OF von' o"n
md will have at tacon 10. the b!oot oi va
| ti5e 7-seT7eGh' ny '-' y CHARLES A. SHIFFLER.
r,o-1 pz-Las; night had the pleasure OF see
go nf Tour hell born religion net by lhc
rI,,-- -afi community. and the victims 1uE-.i ~ -le
O So, yl -b ,tsy advised 10 snoot noVii me va
@ s-,-.n. But haze hIxher am: the hei:l press
i : connere Catholic with InieS1at cuuie, aHu
~ ,-.ss nj thrir internal orgle-theT must CONC ioWl:
me ,S.g VI syion i stain the history OF man II must
- htaJ ON, and ,heir temples scattered IN me u lie.
o- Dio - 10 tel u, that the Catholic religion has not
bse, rir,e wherever has been stablsssI ie ,onl
Dt -,l, mi. community by repeating yor sentiments
20 o 10 sae others, The blood oil Arnelcnh ri.e.i, Gus
d ~ fs,hoIc blod the destruction 81 the i1'tfunen's
! Of i!ieir power ,.J .,d # ,clI Drobsby fall TIE
r 81 the Deoue ncnrst youf nfeflal te!iconLs -tnet'
,iI -sre,ve m iea-l-hlow, hope IN ;n couny h'd ne
- n =. c,-S as il has been every where else cur" 10 every
!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

e We ask the attention OF Farmers owners
of Mines, &C. to the advertisement Of Mr.. HoDcE,
Geologis', in this paper We believe those Farm
ers IN this vicinity who disposed To improve their
lands may derive valuable information from such
analysis Of their soils as be will make, while all
Who fancy they have Ores or Minerals vii! DO well
10 submit them TO critical test before incuuing c1
pense upon them. Mr. H. has chosen field OF use
fulness which we trust vii! be widely cultivated
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
UPPER POLICE.
ITT LIN I IVIIIOL'
STEALING MoNEY FhnM A HOUSE,

men on SATURDAY afternoon entered the house of Mr.. james
Campbell aud brea king open hoX standing bureau. stole
sy5 He'd Slr Cuupbc. theru
the theft pursued. when oftnem escaped
nrrcr named Nathan Rhodes arrested and all the
money found IN hs possession and he sent tn prison.
THEFTs.-Rosanna Morris was arrested and COM
med for stealing watch worth slo from Daby Dooey No
~ Spring street.
John ONcal arrested and imprisoned for stealing some
trnwe oyenl &c worth SO 25 from cello OF ave
nue. B. and l,h properly OF e. II Bukiey and another
RioTous AND DISoRDsRLY AT AN ELtcTioN.-A
nn nnued Fletcher Hatfield arrested by order OF two Of
the Inspectors the 9Th District of S Ward poll 10 day Tor
disturbing the election by preventing citizens from voting and
dsordery conduct. lie taken 10
this Police where complaint for assault and battery John
Parks was lodged aguns, hm previously and also another
for dsorery conduct habtuh drunkenness. &c. lie was
committed to answer the three charges.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
fCo,espoGdehc oi The dcroin,
tRIO

The unanimity of the South IN favor of In
mediate Annexation is continually harped upon
and the Loco Feco clamor on this subject has
been so loud that we do not know but some OF
our friends have been induced TO put faith in 1t.
Nothing, however, can be farther from the truth.
The Columbus Ca Enquirer Of May %, con-
tains long and able article, written in the spirit
of genuine Southern Wing, and denouncing
the scheme as one eminently injurious TO the
South and TO Southern interests. The Enquirer
also contains Letter from Maj. JAS. A. MERi-
wETHKR, of Meriwether County, Oh this question,
from which we extract the following pointed para
graphs:
The ecen, movement in regard the Texan treaty hs, truly
destroyed prospect and busted every hope o the LOGO
Focns They quarrel while undsturbed by
lscon with personal ambition view. looking c!ose 10
cnuntrys good wall gather new energies and numbers US
iisnow settled that Alesrs Calhoun and Tyler viii per
nominn,ion hsy will bring third candidate The Tenns
treaty as been gotten up lo the express purpose OF defeating
Mr. Van Buren, II that Il desperate alternative
Il the fate of the nation IN It's treaty pnaious-
mny ngSye ryee Us and Sao but ey oa for al these
things, fTyer and Calhoun can defeat Their opponent
take part IN It Our position clearly mar e, out
3SI with so e@ and Sn S hfse I
her do otherwise than observe
treaty stipulation good nith If foreign nation 'hould at
temp, her conquest lo which there danger, will
vent /, al the hazard This honorable and lofty
postonone which elevated patriotism and common honesty
dictate Then let opponents quarrel vyl not be
ed of from purposes by their Overwcenng ambition and
,elth ends We shall subiue them, and united shall cori-
ously triumph them.
Let every Wing then be Of his post Let deusive hope
confidence Of relax energies Let every man do
his dutS and Loco Focom will be buried forever. one Of
Their devices should be allowed to allure from our duty or
moment et them be well watched for they bear II
well They deceived the country much and long
that they not wish change the from their past and
pr-en, conduct the acquisition Of TeId But heed them
not letevery Wing th,, pary bube for his principles
and determined conquer let his watchword be Onward
and shall slgnally Triumph. Your nb't serv't,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

CuBA--We have received our regular flies of the
Diano de Ia Marino' from Havana TO the 22d ul,i
n'o, containing extracts from various papers pnb.
ished al 81. Jsgo, Trinidad de Cuba, ST. Espiritu.
Fhlahlara, slaianzss, &c. containing the intelli
geRce OF coPous rains having taken place in all those
neighborhoods. As these are the centres respective
y OF the large sugar districts of both the North aud
South sides OF the island the fears of the ensuing
crop falling materially short have ceased and prices
al Havana and Maranzas had relapsed 10 old rates.
u. s. Gazette
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

az Be II recorded that Silas Wright, along
with John II. Niles and the rest Of the Loco-toco
Senators, voted on Friday that the present Tam
imposes duties which arc unjust, and ought to Dc
reduced. Scarcely two years ago, Mr. wight
was publicly thanked by Van Buren State Con-
venticn for voting in favor Of the passage Of tins
verv Tariff
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
r. :. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Before 5. hpElJE.
Charrr OF Attempt nt Revolt.

Captain Malle of the ship Atlantic, from Liver
ooI entered complaint acain, John Graham charging him
with an attempt revolt sc. 1t appeared on the eNanlnn-
non that GrHham and another continually hndng hul,
@ snmbns ns il was termed at the duty and at the STU
anon of the orecaste and they nay told that Their ser
yres would not be wanted any further board the ship G'a
ham was subsequently pat IRONS The Commissioner ordered
TINT The seaman must give bail or stand committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
,1-xwr11N RourMyLL.
coIrRT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS.

This Court met Yesterday. fresen' IHe GIIa.oe1- 70,
lor and Senators Bsckus Barlow. Bari B2csee bunna.' I'M
Cb.mheroio Iennon Deyo Hard, Jones. Lawrence. Lott
Trbell Porter Scott, Scoyil. Snh, Strong snran var
nay Works and Wright Senator Bockes N me oia W NJ
mi in eorAppea eia,iqn 10 claim o' 10 acre, OF la
lnrnt; nv tb- Boomrgine oad and the road ivtinery
] a. Erid-ens or Lewis lane. Af Northrop, rs heIr 10
f Xor;lron who purch,sc the interest OF Phiip Vetbes
N i oh;ainct verdict su OF ejectGent entered ~ te
l'irrIit Court in 1851 winch affirmed by tue sup,,c
Ton nnd further brought by Mr.. Wush 20 Iis Court As
se Ern v,s IN s,inn the estate and died on u IN lisc
bnt h neres. wa. afterwards sold by the Sheriff N.Y. Jona
ran Nef appeared as aorney or pnnt m error and sT
Nm, sears for defendant Argument was heard
a.. l'.,ir,n nliIffnnl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
COURT OF SESSIONS Before the Recorder, and Alder
mon cozzEys and WILLIAMS.

The Court met al ii O'Clock, with the following
cases on the calendar VIZ: For mansaugher forgery bur
nry grand larceny To- assault and bnter total 2ior
the acton of the Grand jury In prison. before couvicted
indicted ; as witnesses 4-tpta ll-O old and new cases g.
b beng the Iay for the election of School Officers IN the
seyel Wnrls the Court merely met pro Jond ns II Is the
rl ny OF the term and adjourned 10 Tuesday the ith inst
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

Temple rs. HAUGEY & oTBERs.-B. F. Butler
g.. coc1niainan. J. Rhcades for Ms Temple l. PrYn
a. urwley and cthers.Jactocs 10 MaE;ers Report Set
,ianlsH Gvsue' us. hppio'eu WIKI asht iiouic1tesi
'AFl, Mas rs. MORSE Il orHERs-A j. Parker Tor
nnplsiuan < Gorioa for eiendan, Morse Argued Al
So 81, dismissed with cuss TO Morse tSa- i;h.l
SoLoS GRoUr cS. VAN ScHooSHoyEN & OTHERS.
i Rowe for complainant. D. Buel, IT. for de!eudan;-De
cr directing Marriage Sete'nen, appointing new Trustee
- Set.,n- as,le former trust deed. May o,!l.J
En,y.Rp BoIsGERARD rs. The y. \. BANKING
~ - ,-t,rps-F g. Cutting TO- complainant, Z. s Van
TEs ,r daentan;--Dacree IN iavO OF complainant and
Receiver riad up the Affairs of the Bank directed b
'he b.S1r1s A. rs. HATcH.-O. II. Kingsley fer COM
r. N,y.,n for daienGan.-BlG dismissed with costs
SpiJ.E F'ITcH et al. rS. " AIRING, CorHEAL "
orHxRs-H wilson and w S.llnIn to- 70; GonRainan;s ~
@ The u,nyrre and the Wnrirgs pas Complainant e9s;
HAWAII FISHER ADMiAisrkAr9Rs rs. IL
rr-pv sr-gyryISG ADMINISTRATOR OF JOHN ISM
@ az p; tha mod If computing interest ana u 10 VI
gRrius' testimony Al,9 lss o'- 'u ~
o' ~ rg1TIISGE1M rs CUMMINGS, et Gt-M. Si'ii-
,, for complainant W. MulocA iof deieadAnt-o' ui'
sed 'r5'n eT,'z NJ CK,yErs BuSwsLL IL boutwell,
- f,b, f,r cor,olai inan J. d. Willard Tor defendants.
-il-,,--er allowed, with costs. and Oi csl'eu a. " -,
THOMPSON ANp WIFE rS. CLENDENiSG 60 ~ q. n
gRs EXECUTORS ASD ilEvisEEs OF ;r,is,,
of he viii Tor the minor children. ana io - r
a void The irls, 70 the pefsoGaAy upi'e.o' Dse "
'a.s''o P,pgIJr & OTHERS rs. EXECUroRs OF ).
No.syoRruy-J L. Mason and u. 8. Iainadse fcr com
nininsnrs A. : Johnson for deen-an;s-ueeItr ot I
rnnr m the estate Interest 10 be charged on oance aue 70
NEs ,we as often they amount 10 sVo Executors 10
DC + I''T + 81 RacKs.Usg rs MARTIN WATERs-G. Il.
Ro,ion for complainant II. Brewster and T. - Iooo io'
etsnGan-Exceutens Masters Report on BON ses over
ned decree Tor amount due 10 complainant WIN Costs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
Zinc Loco-Foeo M,eting To-Day.

We believe it was not decided last night who
was TO have the distinguished honor ofpresldIng
over the Loco. Foco meeting to-day In the Park,
TO ra:fy the nomination of Polk and Dallas. We
Understand ,hata Committee consisting of Ganse-
WORT Melville, Esq. and several other choice
spiri,s, went up the River Sunday night bearing
formal invitation to Mr.. Van Buren 20 lend the
influence OF his name and presence in the capa-
city Of President of the meeting There does not
seem, however, TO be very strong probability
among tho Loco Focos that he will accept.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

U The Locos have concluded to go the whole
hog for the Annexation Of Texas in their Polk
Meeting to-day. This is indeed kissing the roo
tina, smi,ea them. Won't they carry out Their
good nature by passing resolutions Of gratitude to
TYLER. Richie and Calhoun
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
cnnRr CALENDAR. .fHlz p.r.

crRcu1r CoURr.-Nos. 81, 4s, i2, II, 3S Is, 10,
= coaaos on P1ras-Nos. S, 81, 5a, 60, ), g. 10, "a
as. 35. So, 81. 40, ,, ~. y, 81 80.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-No Day Calendar ordered.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
cnPnNER,S nFFlcE

Found DRowSED.-The body of an unknown
coloed man. wa. found to-day the water loot Of Duane
street North River conveyed the dead house where the
inquest Will be held.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

r. The alarm OF IRE yesterday morning proceed
I'd from planning establishment at the foot of Nor
ton street, which was but lightly damaged.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

u Several interesting Miscellaneous articies'
Letters from Correspondents, Literary Notices
News Items, &c. &c. viii be found on our First
and Fourth Pages to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

NJ A Mackinaw boat, belonging to The Uh5e
Fur Company, was sunk lew days since % = !.
Missouri, and abou. one hundred and filg ''''
fhofT.i 10 ri,bcs LOST
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

[-5s We would call public attention to u rare col
lection Of Paintings exhibiting in the Granite
Building, corner of BrOadray and Chambers
street. (entrance in Chambers street, which are TO be
sTered for sale on Thursday nezt. We have had
the pleasure TO see them, and speak understand
ingy Among this collection paintings, which,
by good judges, considered as some OF the best
OF the old masters and also some very beautiful land
scapes by John Both, and others more modern. Ii
is seldom we have seen any thing 10 compare with
some Of them; their apparent age, colorng, and the
subjects, woulI alone stamp them as undoubed
originals by old masters and we assure the pubic,
and particularly in the arts, that they Will
not be disappointed by visit to this collection, as
i, may be long time indeed before they will have
another opportunity TO obtain such pictures. This
collection will bear the closest scrutiny, and should
be seen 10 be appreciated.
NEw-YoRK HIsroRIcAL SociETY.-The month
ly meeting of This body for June will be held this
evening al the Historical Rooms, in the University,
y hen paper will be read BY Mr.. JOIN EDMoSDs,
entitled Some passages in the lie Of Governor
rompkins." We understand that the Honorable
Senators comprising the Court for the Correction OF
Errors, sitting in the city, and other distinguish
Al si!uHStls, nave uccN lHViteu 10 Dt present.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNrNG.-Mr. n. II.
Wolfe, well known to the -four dealers and mil
ers OF this State, while going on board d canal
boat on Saturday, was precipita,ed into the deep
water at the end OF Pier No. !, By the swinging
off of the boat from the pier. He rose under the
pier, which is built bridge fashion, and but for
the perfect selfpossession he evinced in this dan
gerous position would have been drowned. He
was unable to get his head above water, and
doubtful whether he was under the boat or the
pier, yet by presence Of mind aud good judgment
e succeeded in e1tricating himself rom this peril
and was saved. He hopes yet to buy and sell
many thousand barrels of +" Hiram Smith, His
friends on the pier who saw him fall we're appa-
renty much mere alarmed than he was.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

ANOTHER BuacLAnr.-The Dwelling hoa'.
NJ &C %tatIas aJ f. BuIkely, in Livingston-st. .
vi. WI .na, ;n,o this morning about O'Clock, o
u,pe .apSeG of @ 1ropcty amounting in vane to go
Ut ~ Tbe tbieyes entered through the baseEiS'
'u;,dow ~, Brooklyn AdT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

u The reader VIII fad on our Frs; Page a
Letter from Mr.. BRisB,xs, whose arrival in
England we mentioned yesterday.
The letter we publish to-day is a hasty ep;stle
TO friend, written in the first moment of quiet
on shore, to give notice by the Caledonia of his
safe arrival, with no idea of its publications. and
yet i; Will interest many minds. By the next
steamer, We shall have letters from Mr. Brisbane
in Paris, from which point we are led TO anticipate
during the summer a critical review and analysis
of Society, Literature, Art, &c. as presented in
that boasted centre and capital of modern refine
n,ent and civilization, We think these letters
wiIl instruct and crafty even those who reject
the writer's views OF the necessity of Social
Reform
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

JOSIAH Richards, Aucilobstt. p,yc.
~ Law LIbrary.-THIS EVENlN1' ~ y,s
RICHARDS & PLATT. No. 2i Broadway ... ~" ~ ycs
able Library OF Law Books embracing mos OIL '"s r.,,s
state Repor.: Valuable Modern Repors D'scs''' l'e-'
Elementary Work, &c.
ncs-s See advertisement under Auction head
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
THE TRIBUNE e.
WBlG NOMINATIONS;
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 4, 1874.

,s- TAP STATE CONVENTION or THE OFFICERS
T,r CLAY CLUBS xrxT AT UrTcA OF rHz hrst
rr.dnesdny In June.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

e We would remind cur Agricultural and Horticultural
cade that the Farmer Club the American Inst
tbs day at L O'Clock These meetings are well worth al
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

A Foor RAcE.-A Foot Race for purse Of $500
came of at the Beacon Course yesterday afternoon.
The distance Kun was ten and quarter miles and
the terms OF the Race were we understand thar The
who should accomplish the distance within one
hour should take the psrse il not done within the
hour, the FIRST out should receive $780, the nextbest
$500, and the third 800. Seven men entered 70.
the purse, among whom was an Indian. Major H.
Standard, of Connecticut, got the lead during the
ars' nile, and kept it, coming cut ahead. and max
ing the distance in one hour. four minutes and thir
iy-dve seconds. John Smith of This Civ followed
e'anhafd rOm forty TO fifty yards behind. bur fell
rom exhaustion without accomplishing the las,
quarter OF mile. The third bes, was boy OF this
Cits' who ran but uine miles. The others gave up
the chase before the eighth round.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

n-Democraticy WING General Commute M al 1,ss.
paSul-T Hee,inr OF this Committee will Be held 90 ues
a. ESsang Iune i'm at the Beadwey House. N clock
o'' n. BoWDFTCH BLUNT. Chairman.
Jo:yyE ?. PIrHsos. tsscre,srie. ;4a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
Frightful !

Inc leSas spectators al Washington are pub.
,sains letters from Galveston, asserting that, If
tue Senate DO MT assume the Texas War and
peei night or the proud sensibiIt;es of the Peo.
pic OF the Lone Star Republic Will be so shocked
that tiGt they tron't let us 4Gpe tsen, at all, bu,
vii make rap with England or France. We
wish they meant this, but they DO MT. We pre
DICT that, though rejected now, they will be ready
enough to come in whenever we are ready to
take them, if not these ten years.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

IL The last report IS that Col. R. NJ. Jons-
SON has been dissuaded from running behind Ty-
Ter, and that Er-Gou. Wilson Shannon of Ohio
will be called to fiji that uncoveted post
Right!-he has got $4,000 from the Treasury,
and ought 10 do something for it.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
CITY INTELLIGENT NCE


ICE CHANCELLoRs CoURT-B Before Hon Lrwrs
Il Sa.pToRD. Assistant Vice Chancellor.
DECISIONS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

u as. Gro. N, DALLAS was called out OF
oad very early last Friday morning, and come
Gown m his nighi-dssss to be salu!ed By com.
9'hea yei'' which was interpreted TO mean that he
had been nominated TO run behind Polk on the
an'i- isrti' Texas ticket. He said he would stand
H. though he didn't ike to. He'll be sorrier vet
before he gets through with il.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

TIE GIANT GIAsTgss. with the splendid pei,
@ al TIA American Museum, viii a.trac, great cross
.iio The management of tbs establishment -, u.
and we learn thai attractions are tEe WY ''
rope, 10 sustniu Its high reputation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
Mr.. Calhoun says
To NIe.srs. j. vAx ZANpr. and

MINISTERS from dte Republic st 7ezas.
This pletge, it will be seen, is dated on the
elercnth of April, and on the nsrt day The Com
nls.ioners, having obtained the written pledge of
our Government to all they demanded, condc-
scended to sign the Treaty. What chapter III
our history
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

q Columbus, Georgia, is said to be infested
with incendiaries '-'-''>~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
Thus speak the Wings of Georgia.

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS ELgcTIoN.-The elec-
ton for School Commissioners yesterday passed
off with very little excitement. The following IS
the result as far as it was ascertained last
evening;
Wards, MAJ.
Jas. Cruikshank, Inspector. 80
Charles Durfen, Trustee. -. 80
H. NatiTe tcke, elected
". Uncertain.
V. No opposition to Native tickets-a few scat
terng votes.
vi. Loco Foco ticket elected.
VII. Native ticket elected-S50 majority.
VIZ, I" . by large majority.
X. 800 majority.
n. g by large majority.
MI. Not ascertained.
Nil. Native ticket elected-66S majority.
NIV. Rumored Loco-Foco majority of 3.
NV. No opposition 10 Native ticket.
XVI. No, ascertained.
NyII. Native ticket elected by GA majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

MoRE HElP.-The Dayton Ohio Transcript, an
able paper, heretofore neutral has hois,ed the irwin
chile Wig banner inscribed with the names of CLAY
and FRELISeHuYsEs.
new Wing paper called the Ssni,hland Bee has
just beer started ut smthfeld, Ky. by Me,srs. GlB-
BOY and GAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

HARPER's ILruMryArED AND NEw PIcronIA1
BiBLE.-The fourth number OF This splendid publ
cation, just issued by the Harpers, maintains fully
the credir OF the work for beauty and magniicence.
In all respects i; is much the finest edition ever IS
sued. The engravings serve The double purpose OF
establishment and commentary, for they are admir-
ably adapt TO illustrate ancient customs and histo-
~. Ths numbers OF the work are sold at twenty
fye cent? esch.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

BopY FoUND-The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday, June ?, at the Fulton Ferry, on the
body OF an unknown man who was found
dfownec at Red Hook Point. He was dressed
N oil-cloth overalIs and coat, pllot-cloth panta
Icons and vest, white flannel and blue linen
shirts, and coarse pegged boots, had probably
been in the water some eight or nine months,
and appeared 10 be about icrty years OF age
Verdict" Death By cause unknown to the Jury
BROOKLYN Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

The Loco. Focos OF this City meet in the Park
to-day to ratify the nominations of James X. Polk
for President and Gorge NJ. Dallas for Vice
President AS the latter gentleman is If possible
less known TO them than James X. Polk, we pro
ceee to give them from the Philadelphia Forum
of Yesterday chronological record of his more
important votes and observations while IN th'
Senate of the United States. See here
CHRONOLOGY WITHOUT COMMENT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
REHABILITATION.

Bank, the Tariff, Land Distribution, Internal I'M
proSemen', &c. the yeas and nays, in the Senate,
are recorded l63 times. On these questions Mr.
DALLAS recorded his vote 2S times with Mr. ByS-
I9S, GsuNpY, &c. and lS5 times with Mr.. Clay,
VT; "rBsrEs, Mr. FRsLisGHuYsEy, &c. .!
For proof OF this see Journals.