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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
THE TRiBU NE
SELECTIONS FROM 7RE
correspondence of The Tribune,
Henry Clay.

IL As Editor Of 7ae 7Tidane
You will please maka the following proposition
10 the friends Of THE MAN who has spent forty
,e.rs OF his life in the service Of the people OF this
unop; bat who has recently been cheated out
ofa compliment designed 10 be paid him by a
mart of those who have SO largely prof,ed and
prospered by his laooF'.
IT'S suggested by warm friend Of HENRY
CI.x that one hundred thousand dollars be
raised in sums of one dollar each, and deposited
iobis credit, or invested for his benc6t-when a
certificate of deposi;e and investment, together
with lis, of his friends who contributed, be for
warded to him, and also request be made that
he may be again invited to return to the United
States Senate 10 watch over the interests of the
UNION AS IrI,. Respectfully yours, NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

Brig Ann Remck I'm Port uu Prince, 18th Oct coffee, 6t
10 The A. bound TO Bostonput in here IN distress
having most of her sick. The mate. George Men,
New York, died Ut Port uu Prince.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
Nativism and its Effects.

BrYfALo, November Is. 1874.
Ii now evident 10 all observers that Nativism
has been the immediate cause OF eur defeat. This
has occurred when there was only suspicion
that the Wings and Natipes would act together
VIVA. would be the result if the Wing party
should adopt the bigoted creed of the Mattress
may DO easily inferred. AT the Spring Election
in your City some 10000 Locos voted Native.
Ofthe Locos who voted for CcddiDgton at that
tina it wss not to be expected that any would
vote Native or for Clay this Fall. We therefors
could only look to the 10000 Locos who voted
for Harpe, in the Spring for accessiors 10 Mr..
Clay in the Fall. On tho other hand, Of the
10000 naturalzed citizens in this State, some
20 TO 80 600 have been uniformly Wing. This
"a u fac, that Wings of your CITY have generally
oyeflasked. II was certain that any alliance be-
tween US and the Natipes would alieaste some
part or the whole Of these $4,000 Wing votes
twas apparent to yourself and other sagacious
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
Public Stock E1changc-Nov. @.
Sales Of Stocks st Boston Yesterday:

Sales Of Stocks at Boston yesterday:
shTs Chnrlestown Branch Railroad 8-4 do Ftchburg Rrd
$50 Norw and Wor Rid 5Ha25 do TS-D do 71&.lG
do b3O SaD do BIS TBS do bis 72-l5O Reading Rrd
-50 do Ec0 do 24-l00 do, bio. 24l50 Dividends East
Boston Co4G-i5 shrs Boston Co $50 90 es-25 Island
Ruilrond T2i,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
'u' A"0 '''pe'ii EiInW lsp Sarah SoIrTHMAYD.
S5 Ala,ls0n siDe
The following was addressed ta our Agent at Savnnnh.
OsxcAsE Cross RoApS Ga. August "a. sI3.

The following was addressed Ia Agent at Savnnnh.
OoxCAsE CROSS RoApS. Ga. August "a, .SE.
Mfr. O. r. EcaGriekson, Sarapiaah
DRAR SR-Havlrg fnm most severe chrome
Rhsumati, with which have been afflicted for yaais,
ard having used various resdes without nny success am
which valuable medicine nov owo my prsent enn eni OF
health Despsirng of from this distressing
disease and hc eboyirg under the most acrte and
pain. persuaded 10 tho Sasgpalr so hgsy recon-,
the little hene: derived from that Induced me
fair Trial. which did by sending down You int @ dozen
bottles and huppy Ind my sell, 10 the hs
time in twelve years well able attend my
exraant ,eaicno and of obligation 20 my FLOW he
iags those similarly alcad DO induced to y this
-rluub!e rernsdy-SaGdis Srr.apaIl.a
Yoars, with respect. &c, - -,
Prepared and sold Wholesale aud retail By u. & J.
SANDS wholesale Druggists. 19 Futon street, n Y.
Sold also by Dmgc generally throughout the u 8 PrlcS
81 per botte-slx bottle tor s5. 90 lin
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
MARINE JOURNAL.


sehr Cons Kcarncy, Paine. Richmond.vu. McCready
K Co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

~ Water Cure Establishment, IS Bar
clay-s..-Joel Ssey NJ. D. Practitioner. Those who
not get relief By drugs, invited TO w Natures bsst ed
cine The location airy nn pleasant. and the convenence
ample for the full by Water The sdyi.e
tui.oui7. o4Sm'
o5- DR.. Phfnney's Family pills constantly
fnr se by A. 3. & D. SANDS. Sa Fulton s,ree, s73 Broad
-. nd u Elz. Brrnivay. les f.IH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
Disasters.


EeVespnsan Boston, from New Orleans. reports that
on the 18th inst lat Ion 3 CO. the wreck OF large YES
sell painted black with white streak, every thing gone but
bowsp sauucheons and buwarks stove could see nothing
decks the wreck being dead to windwad did not get near
enough TO learn farther. - o.,
Egg Habor from Hartford for Phadcpha, with cargo Of
cubstone while working up undor Cape May last ngh WIN
tie wind at SW and very thick, came IN contact with wreck
in three fathoms water which large hole IN her bottom
nnd such sudden rush OF the wafer into the cr thnt
the had only to launch the small boat and leave be.
remained ut the open boat until daylight and then land
ed safe Cape Island nearly pershed Ihe schr seen 10.
day with her mustheads above water South from Cae
Island. n,,,,, ::
shore about four miles inside of Cape May Light hsh and
dry the beach, She Is not much luueu' au VI" sooh pe
got OIL . I'LL.
There has been survey held the brg which
ns driven ashore 9Th and found TO he 50 nnc
damaged that she has been condemned not worth the ex
pense off getting md repairing.
Spoken, &cs
Oct o eli Cape St Nchol Mole. brig Wilson. ds I'm Bos
ton for Poit au Prince.
Nov 13 lat 81 20, lon 70, brig Atlantic for NHaven.
Sumo ao, brig Cadmus, from Trinidad de Cuba Tor Boston,
Foreign Ports.
Montego Bay, Get 3. big Victor, Fisher for ST. Johns,
AT al Surinan Oct 8. sch. Euotns Hail. Antigua with an
EQUESTRIAN company and probaby sailed previous TO 16thde
Passed Gibraltar Oct G. bark Alabama. Rane from NAL.
aga and Lion. Alexander. both from New Orleans The Ii
shaped her for Cadz. probably with the samc
intention.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

JUST PUBLISHED
By Bss SiaSE sss5; e '9e'S'' No s''
Of the Brides of Vonce with kesntiful yignette
La files du Cie! Vase-cosaposed 5y Camille Schubert
Old Fa,ilar SonComoo.ed by Barnett and sung
Cantam Facamd Brindh;-From tho Open Of 'Esire d.
Flofsn;ine by Rnenscl and performed
TRe Beanes Of the Opera contans g pages Of engraved
Music printed extra fine tie reduced phse 0o
's1; aIsY ger nO"def 'sgsM sMEI G. is ts lie
lice A hat my my We MasA HEN HnsF1ETTs REyo,T having
M apd board will not hold myself pRETo RS 9 r Day
any debts Of 1s' M yYb Hampstead Long Stand
Wps Herald ID. Pa II SGE II; III s1s a
Estate and cg%ny S AsSHHPsf g
sr Palmer will receive and forward subscriptions mad ad
vertsements for this papcI free ol charge: char:c:-----
rSJ RITING PAPERsThe subscriber, invite the aiten:
Iarse and small which win be osnd % embrace an
unusually grea, variety par, f,om the mills OF the following
'e'tp.1csi 3. Carson K Sons, Benton. Fuller % 4 Co.
3, & Hubbard Green Ia.sn Z :, FieG,as. Reahas
sS% PIs'aes H. smith, W, s. Blake !: Co.
inclusive OF white and blue wove and Iad letter. commercial
post packet and do plain aad ruled cut cap DO folio
@san and denny B' I9TSN A9a TSSf ane soS ts 81 John st.
ANDERSON So TossGG9 ga ASD sSyEE
ud rrsDecuy inform their friends and the public. that the
ve,y liberal patronage bestowed on them for Inc last ye ha
s sIss Of their Every Improvement that
experience suggested has been adopted and our success
2sssa = sSs.s Iss II
Teoeoo oaa 50 o ~ he Of our To-
for the truth Of which see the annexed eehcate OF
one Of ou .1sy,sd mSt sample Of Nj John Anaerson
end s ! 70 S Ss Dss @aei o.
ssR y S$afSs S f. Ssss &C. m
w. Turkish ana Spanish Smoking Tobacco, We
romIa recommesd being "a very superior e.1ce. y
packed 10 small Of .r ard .ea dosn eaeh
on hand large and varied a;.orent Of l,p9ried
segr. together with great vaIley 81 'np
os Agent. in City for ciehs eeiebr1ied cayen,
in naIY snifls''s No.a wSi & sis ssd as Duane .ssst.
nSErL GUARANTEED R{A;T p WATER g1IE TIC TIsHT It
CseR S EsRR Tha Han ushs srbscden have iasaaLe
@ Il sooyeIns roof with plain galvanized TN pa.e=
Ds, On p p he s shatas Or ITens 4 On Se
sss ad bs awsss bou
.oss o tbs en- covered BY ths method TO te s.;
nszy , ssssS &C., aiS IL. 20 Nc 8 sroaday
s, Eco COZ assas q sssPfs glsIs Rss:s ss1 VIE n
E.o q Better E,q.. No 81 Eazsr--s
FSncn Rurr;r Esq, 6S Bro1d-st-
Notice given thst u tbs rfoycrr. 1ssnted al pe
1s "a he n.de wihnz To cover rou b. the noscher px1
Sn DsaoHP q N4YfSR P'5ffs is e II and Brosd.
WILLIAM STEELE'S
PATENT
FEATHER RR O HEss
g .5As MANUFACTURED BY
- ST EEL E s. c O..
rs III G5 Pgaar-s-. ny
EB.-Peacock Fsaihe. Fly Bru:h.s mada eaes oSSn'y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

S1LvER PLATED WARE of the following description,
- at very low pnces-WaterS. assorted szes-CustnS
Cake Baskets. Candestck Branches Toast Racks, Mugs
&c Dixon & Sons celebrated Britannia Ware OF
elegant patterns of Tea and Coffee Pots, Lamps Gran
does, md fine Table Cutlery. from The bes manufacturers
for sale by WA E. STOUTENBURGII, lsS Fnton st. be-
tween Broadway md Nassau
~ BAn elegant assortment Of Tea Trays. just received
BIZ ship LIVERPOOL will be unpnckcd in q few DAYS ui9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
rRlBuNg JOE PRINrING OFFICE,

No. Loo NaSSAU-STREET.
All kinds cI ) oh Printing. such
f4arHLErs, h.Ns!cTr SIIoIT-Sui5,
CATALOGUES, i.ECrugE-iIILLs,
CHECEs. CARDS. CcSrEET- BILLS, Plain and
INSURANCE PoL;cfLs. Fancy,
Butts or LADLSG, PoLITTcAL BILLS,
CIRCULARS, CIRCULARS, lneaiI DC.
Promptly executed 81 the Cice eite isse No iS SGyaI
street-opp5sltc ls Park
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

TRIBUNE BOOK BRIBERY,
No SeaUcs STREET.
THIRD 5ToaT.
GAYLORD - ALE.AASCE EH.
Are prepared 70 ezceutz Binding fos BOOKSELLERS.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and pI.rzts inSiTdUats.
n. B. Paace- paid 20 rsoiadin, Old Book. Pc
!!ocs. M::!c. &C. Sct style sai a. reasonable ratss
Pe-ons v;si1s the city haze tber book, rebound al
.hon aot;cs E!I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
4 ROOM FOR ONE SlHN'r.. g

The rocr will be wumcd Eru, md upon occasion VIII
thero be more than one bed ~ r,ruI.
There is REFEClDRY attached. 10 wii h ic.o nrc meals
served up ALL HOURS q the diy aGd There nEc
no Ruth Rooms corrected, cold show cf ba
The Porter will be IL attendance times oans the nicht.
10 admit odgers unl .o let them out * all h,u;s.
A. B-Thusc who want Lodsiss alter the hou,e rlnses
will ling the hall BELL ~ Sni'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
! SANDS SARSAPARHLA.

SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURs or
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN
PUsE STATE or THE BLOOD.
OR HABIT OF THE sys
TEN. VIZ
Sera!s. cr GisS Erg. Rs-E.d:srr. Ctstirste Cs:z=e
eas E-s,tssrs Pisspitj PEstg!es 81 L!s Fcsc.
Bie;eaes. BEiss. CArcasc ;srs Eses. Rirs H0ra .,
7tttsr. SesLe Rscd. i:a!arE<s'sat AID Ps:s ej:s
Reass cd ,'siRls. Stgi5ors Ulcers. SypSi!f
nc SsrScLomS Se;ae,es, or Ln1lScxc. cTs
DISEASES cT;SsnE trOE; al iaiaeastsa,
m-c gf .A!t-ears. .Isc::Gs g
Drcpsr, Erpessye {sr-z.
de-es III Lt's- .f!Sc. CS-1
rte Constitutional DIS.
crGe-s tciii t. -
n.g7sR ss tsss
irscErrt.gs
thsIe DC pleasure eafth whh :apsr0f 5enss ear
net 1uoy. and :h ,sy n,sa: aiso envy The
=essian os tas poss OF IaeslEE Hes cosa.las.
ssn s ecose.pusess Of sa'nx 1oe Gs !us.-uss-as ui
ezcums thousands .io, misery those o pcs,s. Wsst
an anonst oi suffering aes been rSrst st ssssssT
amount OF scenns be p7o-erte ~ the asc % Sand &
sspari!e Tbs unieupae victim OF Hereditary disease viii
swollen GLANDS. contracted and bef
been restored hsalt ard viscf The pacrI
covered wit ulcers. oalhsome sisi and 10 bis attend
ants has seea nade whole Hundreds OF persons, VINO had
-roasd hopeiessy for ye,s r:ce cataRa0Gs a gandnaI
dscrdess, cssoSic taounasn and many otsr cons1a
circulation. have been raised on the ack CT dis
and with eseaerrted constitutions slsy testify
to the efficacy OF thi: tnes,imabie preparation.
The following certificates recently recaved viii be read
with interest. and o further proof The reader referred
pamphlet which furnished without charge By all the
.HcsSrs. Sands: Nsw.Y York. Dec. l. is42.
Gentlemsu-Paren.al f-eiag1 Induce ihs to.c
tcts. important
itJe daughter. why eecicd By tEe n SdnGss Sqrsd
pcr1G For nearly three years she afflicted VITA
eruption the body which AT times bd
connected !h internal disease, TINT we depsre OF her Life
The compliant eoumeuce the oi th hir. grad
attacked the ears and down the NECK and confirming
until srs the =! TIE body. !; cVuirenced
with :ma pilnple nustue oni which water ~ inst DIS
charged this pr.ce great tchas ara burning tnen after
pus formed. skin cracked aDt 5d ard tho dis
charged geey. The sueIGgs o. he ckd crest
almost wholly tn p!eTeni natural Iest and tho oor from The
discharges offensive 10 make dScc ~ pa: that par
uculr attention the nature oi nc rlued ihe sc
called Scald Head aed ssDel Sri Hheuu We t'led
various remedies with te bnef and ccrsldefei be- csse
almost Beyond the reach OF neicne but fa me Ano"n
of
I.eore bott!e NIL uset caS e<i an Improve
mcnt appearances the but the change ~GS
40 rapid for better thai could scarcely give crteece
evidence OF We cnninusd It's use tor w
weeks and The result perfect cure. 10 Ri Porents We
would say If You havo childR suffering wnh any di,sss
OF he skin Sandss SarsapaIil. WITH feelings o; g1a
tuds and respect, we aro yours, &c.
ElInU AND SARAH SOIITlMATD.
So Msdis1l sinai.
The following was addressed Ia Agent at Savnnnh.
DOyCHEE CROSS ROApS, Ga. August "a, .S4J.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

A IREY'S CELEBRATED DRAWING-PENCiIS.-
A7ME$ s. DhXo q lagortsr Is GSsrtaaastreet T. has t2
above unnvacd Pencils. including ever shade and dccrp
ton suitable for Artists. The HliH made order
and pattern of &. Chapman, Esq und exclusively used
by him for his designs WOOD for which they paI,icu
afy ednPtedmas well as for AIcitse Ensinssr &C. For
VIM leryis. Engraver, 333 broadway; VIM. jackson,
Bookseller III Broadway; and VIM. NJ Tonpson EngrnveT.
illian nlq IIyE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

+ F. \ { Il ): II q I 4 /.
y7,ur rROpR ETt,2 res2cc;fi informs his II ono. and
iSe public that he hiss vpce'i his iad ,?,eDhh Hotel
NJ lS. utpn.>iIee, few doors e't at hrnaiwpy, ~ The
tac VICINITY of cane bushes, agi lhe p,Dcipa, places
AIT hs 'utn;shed ss 'iss p 9ei5 "a.
proprietor tldDg ana dttug The above house has had
Sric: regard to ecgnRe nud comfort, aud that he has cor
nd Iha sll~,,. D-trc Will
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

made nr!angemers With responsible rcmasr OF he Bar
in each OF the nnn ~ he ffitsh pny,H,
business with dtps,eh and ' s' b'y OF losses 10
clients ha, b. prov, usi
Arrangement for such rurposcS 1i.y anie COLLECT
debts nd do all rrncs rcunec.sd with the duties ol
tho profession M the ps0pc section o the SAID ter
rtores which they nHy wish ~ have don IN other sction
of thoir said field of opcrntpns.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23

\ iW JAkD --tDEL.,TtUr. ifLAIs Tax NVr1u
RAWssT.-E B irdS1BuRNE, Attorney nt Law ',ai.
pa limos, vii! give MS lIen,icn IN. rotscinn ul 1cp,
due New York Merchants s,ulen; tocAtpn' and Rocs
Island, ILLINOIS: in In Gadce Iowa. 10 slis. P0ton.
oraire lu t'hi.6, Mnori Point rnG ha.gn, Wisconsin
| a Nav Yo,x s2lu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
NEW FALL GOODS CHE,P,

=
8 w D. GREGORY & co. No. I75 Spras street, wish
10 ecquaint their friends and the public with their deter
nincticn TO sell CHEAP uIl ter stck OF Foi an Winter
Gco the of which have been bought nj the late Auc
ton for CASH. and which they resolved to sell at The latest
reductions IN pnccs.
" B. Great Bargains NAV nyv he expected Can and see
n14 ". d. GREGORY Z co. I15 SpnnE 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
WTANT+EEE.

yNTANTgD-A situation hs ics.'cci4be .np.ssseli No-
w r-rr a. cook washing rrs rc9tlc. gvar 'sry.-
be hest city Iee.cnea sYi- ,q'e = ~ C'ssoy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-23
DRAITHWAITE's RETROSPECT

OF
PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
HALF.YEARLy JOURNAL.
Containing Retrospective TI<D of OLse0CcTy aid
Practical Improvement m the afcdicdL Sciences.
COMMENCED IN JANUARY, l8t0.
Published in London in July and January OF year. and
70 published in New YORK BY DANIEL ADEE tlate
ADxx & EsrADRooKl. 40. i7 Fulton-stEec-
TERMS
The first 10 Ncs or FIVE yeas year thereafter 81 60
Single Nos. so cents. -. Invariably IN advance. O6tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

TEXAS PATRIOTISM The following Article rom
the vcksburg Wing throws some rather blue
light upon the patriotism Of several OF the f'iS
and Texas brawlers in that region
We understand that General Felix Houston =. nas
cone TO Mississippi e. pat-ot Missionary OF ir1
as, and made rubid speech in jackson upon me
notify o! anne ation and abuse al Henry "a;
Ther- are strange estimates in circulation a. 10 "la'
would be- the amount of Gen. Houston, : "es!iA'
provided the traitor treaty had been confirmed .!
the L. ;. Senate.
We have a few items in store in relation to some
OF the peculiar PORTIONS OF several OF those piour
drfehdars of Southern Institutions, which we ""'
Ia, before our readers soon a. they can be pre-
pared, by which We shall -nd-avor IN show no"
many leagues OF Texas land each OF them "oNiu
claims II they could involve the tni'ed state
10 war to secure ii Tor them. Abuse OF the pest
Amercan Statesmen comes with q good grace rom
those -crip-hodng patriot OF the famous Lon.
Star Republic. Is Il not strange coIncidenc. ''a'
Hamilton Houston Fooie. and h"st OF sinai! Try
MI adveuturers to Texas, should now he liz not-E
,cv"csi-- Senator Walker, 100, once tn h"idrf
ofl65000 acres OF land in -xas, becomes its CHAM
pium IN The Srnnie. rrul,, these are precious sci
Of pntrof- 10 distract this country with po'cH
ehcn Is 10 fiji ril.r own pockets by cosung 'he
country millions OF dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

ms man, va suppose, WAS most cruelty Innf

iI'is man
dcred The st. LOUIS republican says
Until tn return of the Editor OF this paper, who
+. on Saturday with view 10 ascertain all IN
,,crs tv personal inQu.r. connected with these DIS
rac.fil proceedings snail no speak OF them n
.e i.ink they deserve: auj W. must sax that per
iey and co~e:dIce marked every ec; 81 The enemies
# the Smiths a. Carthage. According 10 the most
eitahi- statements 4 mob IN the absence OF u"'
fo,d, disguised themselves hv blackeninE ther
aces. and projected To the attack. The jaI Is SiG-
tied hear a wood II was en- easy matter 10 over
lower The guard and this done, their "ey 10 the
'rison was clear. They entered It. and -litd bo'h
NJ Prophet and his brotnsr instantly by saootlns
nd =,abhng them. Another pr''on-f-i aylol, lli'
-'dl'"F "i IN" -Nau'' - - -. -
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Correspondence Of Livingston / Cos Express. ''aIs
I,,.rs

Correspondent. of Livingston Cos Express. Waist
BrFY,Lo July s.
Thirty vesse Principally brrs oihc arcs, class have az
rived tins port saturday evening III filled with Gran
and various uthe: Western commodities
ihe ngRrsglts oil heit aaont Ia day Is 3lVt bushels oil
Fur some sea bncls BESIDES these Imports, WHICH DIES
lei Tor market there ,'eady business doing IN Ike a
by why OF the Wei.rnd Canal from lnts beyond
The imports from the WeS IN port during the hr>t week
July together quantity exported Eastward by the
Canal, compare as follows:
Imports. Exports.
Flour. bbl.. y. CD 2-uO
~ heat. bush. C.UtO O-UV
The transactions here to-day ern mad at recent quota
tons Mnn and Michigan tlty Vi heat moving OIL al - C.
a cnrgD from Detroit Brought 20.
Finu' lust WEEKS 30 3 b3c-eNcept ior lacy,
whchIs always IN advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

FAITHFUL OFrlcsRs,--We hear that Yesterday
the accounts of The late Collec,o, OF TINS port.
Mr.. Curtis and the Cashier, MIR. Satter!ee, were
made up-that they balanced to fraction. and
that the amount found due the United States.
some $4,000, was PAID into Bank. and the CERT.
ticste, with duplicates, sent on to the Treasury.
This is the close oil Wing officers career.
who has received and paid over more than forty
millions of dollars.
We shall hope the close of his successors Ca
-eer, on 4th March next, or within u very few
days thereafter, may be as clear American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

a RgsoLuTE WoHsx.-The Ne"Haven Ike
yis,er sr..es that orc Mrs McCsrty, widow, IN
Norwich, Conc has been fired one dollar ano
COS :. Tor beating the town functon1ry, VINO VA
driving her geese {" TO pound, for violating inr
town stature. |; seems she came uP, coliaFed
aim, planted her pretty fist two or three tlmes n
inc r. q on of ms eyes and then held hun unia
arc Of The juvenile McCarys rescued the geese .
SIT, del. nd d her own case, and came near CIV
my the Court another illustration of the BEAUTIES
,f the science
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

DRowxEo.-A young woman, aged l9, wife OF
Capt jeremiah Finn, was drowned at our wharf.
says the Vergcnres VerInonier, on the morning o:
The 25th ult Her husband, who was near,
plunged in after her almost lnstantancousy but
all his efforts were una raiiing. The body Wa
recovered nIc- a search Of two hours. Capial"
Finn has since become derapged, and has mace
an attempt to commit suicide.
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Office Of tho Rochester DniIg Democrat. }

Holders to-day n,k 81 70 Tor Flour hut purchaser, seem IN
wiling huy ~ he market j. very
Jul and pr.s generally tend downward particularly since
the Arrival Of the Britannia. bringing the ntel sence oil Ge-
clue IN England. -
The shipment, Tor the week amount 10 about U bb' idr
the previous coz 1i. Thev will not rrobnly increase
much fl rirer hnrvesi The uce of W her the street :
from Il To y nue qu7te. he obn'd ut TN" lniieF
Guaatlon. here u neat on the Cnnnl, tn"n
usIn AZ ihl, For the nt two weeks over ooVJ
bushels have been received from the Genesee Valley Hnd the
Wet.
There i some inquiry for Corn at 20 c
Wa have complaints ths year OF re harvest 1t seems 10
be conceded u hand, ihn, there vii he iu CROP
Wool continues good leuand Il former prices. The duan
,iy market {" cht-the high price, pad
the eary par the having called III nearly all the
Wo" ~ the adjacent court
Much the WOOL in town purchased by
connc; the country The following the standing price,
Amercan Sasony, fall blood 10 q C.
Merfno ....................S to ~ c.
hnif Llnni 20 tn b e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-11

II BY the Amsranth which arrived yesterday
from GaIena. We learn that the Mississippi. as
far up az that place, fast recedng and it Is be-
heved tina, a few days more will bring it within
ia usual bounds.
She stopped few minutes at Nauvoo but saw
nor heard nothing Of The troubles, and as she did
not stop At Warsaw she brought us no farther IN.
tclhgencc whatever concerning the Mormon war.
st. Louis Rep. LIST.