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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
AIhnnr For Eyer,

The Capital of the Empire State stands nobly
for the Wing principles and measures Two
years ago she chose Loco Foco Mayor by some
500 majority. Last year, she by great effort
elected Wing by ZIG. Now FRIEND HuMPl-
aEY, the Wing Mayor, is reelected by $50 ma
jority-the largest ever given in Charter Elcc-
ton, although l43 votes, almost entirely Wing,
were thrown away on an 'Anti-License' candi-
date. One Ward. the VlIItl) is lost to the
Wigs by the running of a Native American
ticket, and one Wing Alderman &C. Adams is
defeated by personal hostility, but the Wings have
still II 10 9 in the Common Council. They have
gained Ward handsomely since last year, and
increased their majorities or their vote in all the
Others but fall back one Supervisor and one AL
derman from the causes already cited. They are
good for 700, and probably SEQ, next Fall
(IIarrison's majority over Ven Buren, in ls4O was
but ssh The following is the official vote for
Mayor
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
New Orleans Election.

An election for Municipal officers was held at
New Orleans on the lst inst, at which, by the
aid Of their seventeen hundred fraudulent Elliott
Naturalization Certificates, the Locos succeeded
in electing their Mayor, (E. Montagut, Esq by
majority of about One-third as much as was re-
ceived, but few weeks ago, by SIidcll, the Loco
Foco State Senator. BY TIC July election the
whole of this spurious and swindling majority will
have been overcome. The people of the Crescent
City will right themselves, and give noble ma,
jority for Henry Clay.
Tie following is the vote for Mayor and Re-
corder as fully as we can get at them. We copy
from the Picayune of the ID. We have the pa
persof the next day, which, singularly enough, DO
not give the vote in the First and Third Munici-
pafties:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

R,vAGgs OF SMALL Pox.-Fstal Deeeytioa.-
We learn from the Memphis TENNESSEE Esge
that the people OF De Soto County, Mississippi.
are dreadfuy afflicted with the Small Pox. with
which they have been iaOeulated by a steam doc.
tor. An individual very Improperly quis:eG the
latter By telling him that the only way to obtsn
vaccine matter was to take the Small Por rirss
and mix it with new milk. The steamer did So,
and with the most lemcntahle results. Several
persons have died of the disease. A travelling
preacher obtained some OF the same material, and
;nocuicted twenty or thirty persons. The result
has been dreadful in the extreme. The Who'll,
country is in the most painful alarm and con
stcrnation. And all to crafty some contempubiae
fellows desire TO QUIZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

u The GREAT SALE or THE REAL ESTATE belonging
to the Corporation south of ed street. take place
Row, Friday April l1h Y O'clock the Merchants Ex
change Our old friend JAMES NJ MILLER twhose eminent
qualifications guaranty that the interests of the city will
be properly attended To ofcinte nuctoDeer We under
stand that the Committee have unanimously land very proper
III resolved to sell without the highest bidder The
proceeds Of the sale will be applied the mnuton of the
cJ debt thereby essenng ve materially the enormous load
OF taxes under which the community ha. long groane
aE IT. tisD
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

u The Natives yesterday afternoon, in pur-
suance OF previous notice, held very respecta-
bic meeting in the Park for the purpose Of re-
monstraiing against the passage Of the New York
Police Reform Bill now before the Legislature.
The r,eeting was called to order from stand
erected in front Of the City Hall and the follow
inc officers appointed:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
Celebration OF the Birthday Of Henry
Clay.

FRIDAY. APR IL L. 1874
D The Committee Of Arrangements of the General Com
mitee Of Democratic Wing Young Men that the
Oraon to have been delivered By the Hon. JOHN NJ CLAY
TON of Delaware at u O'Clock VIII not b. delivered in
consequence Of his detention homo. by unavoidable proe
sionsl engagements.
The proceedings the evening VIII the Tater
naclc O'Clock precisely when Addresses will be delivered
by Hon. JOHN VI. BOTTS. Of Virginia,
Hon. GARRET DAVIS, VI. c. Of Kentucky,
Hon WM w. BOAR OMAN. of Connecticut.
Hon. JOSEPH l. WHITE. Of New York late Of Indiana.
Original Odcs written ioI the by c. D. STUART
ESQ., of fNewYok and ALFRED 3. STREET. Esq of Albany,
will be sung during the by the Choir under the dice
ton of BENJAMIN WYMAS ESQ.
The Democratic Why General Committee the Central Clay
Committee the Csy Clubs Of the several Wards aad the
friends of Henry Clay generally invited 10 JON IN the
celebration
The galleries viii be exclusively reserved for the ladies and
gentlemen accompanying them.
The members Of the General Committee ofDemocrtc Wing
Young Men will assemble a. Broadway House, al O'Clock
P NJ for the purpose Of proceeding in body the Ta
bornucls. A. w. BRADFORD.
Chairman Committee Of Ceiebra,on.
% II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

H. The Hartford Times quotes from and
credits to the Tribune an article respecting John
NJ. Niles which we copied from aud expressly
credited to the Troy Whig-an act in no cssen-
tial respect differing from forgery. 1t did not re-
euire this to convince us that the Times is alike
destitute of fairness and honesty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

o A Mr.. Mccoy, of Hot Springs Co., Ark,
was killed by Levi Meredith, short time since.
Meredith was caught, and subsequently killed
Mr.. Trammell, who was guarding him, and
escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

American MUszux.-Sull they come The manager will
give two performances day accommodate the immense
crowd who THONG the Museum the Giants lie was
Obliged 10 gye two last and then oil could gel
The hrSt Will commence NJ last hniipast as usual
Th. the last week O.; the Mnstr Go early and see Gip:ey
and Giant, before the performance
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
Wing muioriry,4l4! Last year, ZIG.
Whig gain 630!

Whig gain 630.
The towns in Albany County have also done
nobly. BsnS has chosen the entire Wing ticket
Oscar TYLER Supervisor by ] l2 majority, and
The rest nearly the same. This town gave 10
majority for Van Buren, in l84OD New Scor-
LAND, Wing by sOa. In 1910, it was but 81.
GulIpERIAND also Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
New Jersey-Thc Arousing.


New BRUNSWICK, April 10. 1914.
The awakening among the Jersey Blues" has
bcgu=.. Our township elections, on Monday, as
far as heard from, are cheering to the friends of
Clay and the Tariff, land make assurance doubly
surc' OF the Wing triumph in New Jersey. From
old ESSEX, the home of American industry, the
returns far outrun the signal triumph Of 1910
The city of Newark gives Wing majority on
Morgan, 1888; Railway township, 10; these
are nearly doubled, and reports by the cars last
evening say that every townshipin Esscxis Wing
Set her down nothing short Of :, 800 majority for
Clay and Protection.
HuDsoN-is true blue. The Free Traders are
used up Our friends promise 800 for Harry the
True.
Morris County-The Township of Morris is
redeemed from the plague. Upon heavy poll
the Wing ticket has majority OF %; last Spring
60 Loco, in October 81. Hurra for the " ron
Boys of old Morris ~
MlppLEsEx-Thc old Battlefield county is
redeemed. The Wing gains in North and South
Brunswick have cawed up the Loco majority of
the last two years, and left safe margin for the
Wings. Our own Township behaved gallantly.
"Our Protection Banner" has made sad havoc in
the ranks Of the advocates of low wages. The
vote ls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

SWELL4sD CANAL-The Welland Canal went
into operation the 2nd inst Two police officers,
Geo. Stoker and Dir. Mccullough were attacked,
near Dunnville, on the Canal on the night of March
30th, by party Of Irish laborers, and dangerously
wounded with shoyels and picka1es and left for dead
The recovery Of Mr.. Stoker was considered very
doubtful One Of the rioters was arrested-hs others
escaped to the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

TooruicuE CrREDIS oSs MNrrs-By the use othe Cloye
tnodync Thus eSceen, article. and VIII cure the
violent tootactc or pain III the gums IN one minute. The
Glove Anodync unpleasant To tie taste or injurious 10
the teeth and viii permanently any tooth TO which
applied. Price y cents.
Prepared and sold wholesale md retail By n h. SANDS *
Co a-S Bonl,yay Chambers ST. Granite Building Sold
also Mt - Fulton st. ana = East Roadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

Last Spring average 81, in October 81. South
Brunswick which elected part of the Loco ticket
last Spring, and in October gavea Wing majority
of26 now comes booming in with Wing average
of S9-whew Whig gain in the two Town
ships since October, LOG. Loco majority in the
County last October 49, 1t will require three
figures 10 enumerate our majority in the Fall.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
P. H. Smith. Secretary pro ten.

Nr Central Clay Committee.-Nationa Hall
Wednesday Evening" April TO- 1Sfn pursuance Of Resof
uton Of the Committee adopted this evening the Members OF
the several Clay Clubs in this City, and all other friends of
henry CLAY. invited attend the Celebration Of the
BRh-Day Of Henry CLAY by the General Commii,se Of
democratic Wing Young Men at the Tabernncle, THIS
EVENING, tFrday,) April L. at Seeen o'clock: = =
BY order J. y. REYNOLDS President.
JOHN T. LAwToy, SHesio'oes'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
Progress of Tylerism:

From locker on at the Capital 10 The Tribune
WASHINGTON, April TO- lS4i.
The Great Tyler Central Committee OF this
city, with John Jones at its head, and John
Jones' Jr at its tail, has had an accession of six,
more or less, to lis ranks within the last SIX
weeks at its awfulIy and intensely important
meetings in the said John Jones's private parlor
on A, B, or D street, do Mt know which, and
nobody cares.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

u; Lumsdcn, wounded in fray at Mobile, a
few days since. has been pronounced out of dan
yer hy his physicians.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
FOR PRESIDENT.
HENRY CLAY

0T The Tribune viii be regularly served in the CITY
Of PHLADELP the arrival Of the By leaving the
Price l2L cent? n week anw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
nrH Sion. NATHAN ArrLEroy, Of Boston, hav-

u Hon. NATHAN APPLETON, Of Boston, hav-
ing been assailed and misrepresented In the Eve
ming Post, in connection with the passage and
the operation OF the present Tariff, has responded
through the last number Of that paper in language
which should cause the ears of its Editor to
tngIe The Post attempts to reloln, but IN a
rrost crippled condition. For instance, 1t finds
fault that Mr. Appleton does not state what divi-
dends the Lowell factories are no,c making. But
Mr.. A. has stated xhat they haze made for the
tpo gears ending in February last, when the la
test returns were made, and that it is less than
six per cent. 'Ah, but,' says the Post, he con-
fines himself to the last t,co gears, (under the
present Tariff when Manufactures have been
least prosperous But in another place Mr.. Ap-
pleton gives the dividends Of those factories for
The last secen years, and the average is between
81 and per cent. Bot this does not stop the
Posts caviing, nor would any statement, how
ever direct or conclusive. 1t skulks at last away
from the whole ground, SO bsastingly covered for
months byits party, of excessive dividends and
asserts that the companies pay too high salaries
to their officers --Thafsis, in substance, five
hundred stockholders combine to rob themselves
of the fair earnings Of their investment, in order
to pay reDy the cousin or brother ofthree Or four
of their number This is as reasonable as the
average Of Free Trade utilities.
O. 1t appears to be a settled thing that Ed
WARD CURTIS has been removed. from the Collec-
torship Of this Port, and that an agent or CON-
mission has been here to trade off the office for
Tyler support. The Post of last evening init
4na.es that a bargain has been struck. We'll, we
shall notobiect to thehc$ man, till We know who
hcis and what he does; but we dqu9tthe ability of
Mr. Tyler to improve the management of the
Custom House by the infusion of any new ma
.erias which are at his service. However, all
understand that the Public Good is the last thing
looked after by the present dynasty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

U The Wings of ROCHESTER,, OF ScHESEc-
rApY, and several other Cities, will to-day cele-
.brate the Birth Day of HENRY CLAY and open
the Presidential Campaign, Hon. TIMOTHY
CarIps is the Orator at Rochester.
n- We were yesterday iDuepted Adams Co for Bos-
tcutpapers in advance Of the mail
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

q The Impeachment trial of Judge Elliott, in
New Orleans, was not concluded on the Sd inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

1--WE learn by passenger who arrived w.
terday on the Nashville. tha, the steamboat ".
ter Witch, in her passage from New. Orleans
struck on sand bar in The Mississippi; md sp,s'
She is reported 10 have on board heayy f.e;eb,
for Pittsburgh and this city. Wheel Tines
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

GENUINE DRuGS ASp MGpIciNrs.-Fpnch, English and
German Chemicals .cechcs choice Pertumery Toilet Soaps.
and Cosmetics Also large assormeu; OF elegant hair. tooth
hat and nal Brushes and she'll horn and ivory dressing Combs
otnc,v and beautiful patterns For sale wholesale and ret
by B. SANDS < co Drucris,- md Chemists. 90 Broad
WIZ cnrner Chamber, st. GranIte Budlng.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

ANIMAL MAGNETIsN-The too,h-pulling sue
ceeeded TO a charm last evening in the hands OF DR..
Dodge The Magncri-ei Lady manifested no pain,
and, in consequence of the great crowd present MIR.
Johnson has been induced TO lecture again this even
ing. at which ,irnc in addition 10 the tests of the
state, he will introduce experiments in Clairyoy-
ance, &c.
n. B.-We recommend those vino have the Tooth
Ache 10 be early on hand.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

CoxYiRu,rIoxs-Thc Senate, in Erecut;r.
session to-day, confirmed the following norain,.
tions:
Com, CHARLES MoRRiS TO bc Cb.ei o; the BaTesa Of Coz,
s,ructon E;Gipnient and Repsir-.
W CSr4P of Virginia 20 lr Charge d tfKires 10 Ct,t
Jog~ Tyler Jr Secretary 10 ',Rp Land Paieui'
HrR,4 PArLD!>G. 10 be Captain IN the navy ocuA De-
tel States.
Wttii,v L. Howard tc be Commander "a the N.vv
TuyopokE BARRErr and J. X. MADISON MULLAST IA !.
fmroooRE kAyE to he Justice OF Inc Peace 10, the Ds.
of t,outobla.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

'WoxDERs or ARr.'-John $. Taylor, llj ms
sau ST. has published very curious and interesting
ule book under this little. Ii is we'll worth the at
tention of Young people especially.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

u Commodore CHARLES Moasrs has h.,
this day nominated to the Senae as Chief Of 80 -
Bureau of Construction, Equipment and Rsn,;.s .'
recently vacated by the death o, Capt. Krxsess
Commodore WM. c. BoLroS had been 80
mated 10 the vacancy. but his name was With VIII
drawn and he appointed to the Command of la ~,
Norfolk Naval Station. Corr. Nerark Adv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

- The New Mirror is unusually brilliant this
week. Spring seems 10 have fine effect upon all
sorts OF ieares printed or otherwise.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

TON HOOPS WnIMs AND ODDIrIEs.-Proba-
bly, man can buy more really downright, decent
and diaphragm-convulsing t'm by giving fifty cents
for this edition of Tom Hoods Whims and Oddities
than in any other possible mode OF ihvesment-even
though il should be in funded property itself There
are about a basketu OF not very we'll cut but very
cutting pictures sowed through the pages of tins IN
initable repository of wit and humor. LEA q
Blancharll
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

II- We lost Conesus by a Union ticket, tie
other two by rum. In Conesus, every Wing on
the Union ticket was defeated. Sdrved em
rght.'-There Will be majority for Clay in every
t,xn In the County
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

The MISSES CuaMiSGs's CoScERT.-We last
week directed attention TO the Annual Concert Of
the Misses Cummings. We now fulfil an agreeable
duty IN reminding our readers that it takes place
this evening. To instil love OF song we consider
obligation incumbent on every lover Of his coun-
Try. The Nations most famed for patriotism are
those most famed for song, and il is these thrilling
melodies of the heart, in the execution of which
these young ladies so excel, that we would espe-
cially desire to see made popular. The Hu,chin-
sons have e1erted themselves in This field most sue
cessfully; and the programme of the Misses Cum
mings is so attractive that we doub, not Nibos will
be again overfowing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

~ The May number of Graham's Magazine s
or sale nj VIM. II. Graham's, LOO Nnssau-st. his
morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

SNSps S,RsNp,RiILrhe curative properties ot Saryara
rll and chronic Rheumatism. have onl
Gently been observed and acknow lodged II was long thought
that preparations the could only he used successfully
coiua and disease. of that class: but the highly beneficial
effects winch have resulted from administering SANDS SAR
S.APARILlA. the most nvc,crate cases oi Rheumatism.
have completely exploded that idea. Cochcm fora tine
considered specific the srs but has been dcmOs,fit
c that this me- Snc m 'nany.nstlncs causes the iftastass
translation OF the complaint To the heart. u the dirccten
cny oi this preparation prevent this fatal result hy cleans
ing the blood from all impurities through which alone disease
can hc conveyed to the seat OF LIE
For further particulars und conclusive evidence ot its superior
value and efficacy pamphlets. which may be obtained Of
agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by 4. B. & D.
SANiIS Wholesale Druggist ~ Fulton street. New York.
Sold also NJ ai3 Iiroalway II Ea, broadway und by Drug
sists generally throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

"THE STUDENT Ar PARIS, Translated from
the French of Louis Huari, by f. G. Finn, Esq. Is
the title Of n comic, immoral ttle volume, oma
mented by forty-sx execrable wood cuts, published
bv c.. C.. Moore, 102 NassaII.si.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

Is LIVINGSTON County has chosen Represent
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

U7 The Albany Argus has a letter from an
obviously well-informcd source at Washington,
stating that the Loco-Focos cannot get their Ia
riff bill through the House, where they have
about two to one-that some thirty of their men,
with all the Wings but Mr.. STEPHENS of Geor-
gia,) will vote against the Mckay project, and
defeat it by two majority. And this after the
abuse and Misrepresentation they have heaped en-
the Black Tariff Why do Mt the sclfcon-
demed party 90 into bankruptcy at once?
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

To THE MtLLloN.-"ST HSHey E00per'S Corn
Saire" is popular. How can it be o,hcrwise' 1t
is daily doing much sood-aliording so much
comfort. Sold at DR.. Miners, corner John street
and Broadway; 5ll Broadway corner Hudson and
Spring; 265 Beccker, and others. " Examine
the (Xylographic) colorcd copyright labels.
nl1 3teods
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

PAISTrSes.-The sale of Italian Paintings at 28l
Broadway commenced last evening, and will con-
tinue this evening. Sale commences at 7 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
The Private Pos.-omco.

An important decision by Judge Sprague, of
the U. S. District Court. Boston, will be found
on our outside. BY this decision it appears that
the Private Mail establishment, in all cases where
is transportation of Letters IS by Railroad or
Steamboat, is not violation of the Laws Of
Congress- and cannot he made punishable in our
Courts. This opens the broad field of competition
between all the important Cities in the United
States; and, if the decision is sustained by the
Circuit and Supreme Courts, it will serve AS Il
very tolerable substitute for new and Just Law
Of Congrcss-of which at present we are afraid
there is not much prospect, Letters will soon be
carried by these Private Mails from New York
TO Buffalo and from Boston TO Baltimore for five
cents, and to Ncw-Orleans and st. Louis, Chi
cago and Green Bay, for ten. This will pretty
ctfectuay take the business out of the slow and
clumsy hands of Uncle Sam and his dilatory and
cxtor,ionatc mail. drivers and leave Mr.. Wicklfie
at the head of bankrupt and unnecessary De-
partment, barred to the chin in empty mail. bags,
md baited to desperation by starving and super
huous contractors.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

T=-CArTAlS Brooks or STEAMER NINRop Reports ss
follows lie cis he'd his hand and swell aud painc hm 50
excessively that he nd up days lie told he would
be n up for months. He kep' p9ulced but could not
ducc the swelling pam till friend told hun u take oil Tho
pouce and put CoRnes Ndsiedt Pam ErtrGctgr from
Comock Co. u Courtant Capt b. had the saye and
used once and hours the swelling removed, AMI
the hand cured Cnp b. has aso used OF Burns und
says effects marvellous lie took dozen and declared
ha would ms soon be without Bread this Save. He ha,
dozens retlt Rnd will yeny all we herein and
murh
this Saire Will cure any of the following complaint, no
pay viii be taken or A.
Burns, Scalds. lrysipeaS. sab Rhcum
rheumatism, Burns, Spmns, 'bilblnin-,
Files, sore Ewes !. Nipp,~, Ulcers y ~ 81
Ring Worm, Eruptolls. Tettc., &c
CAiTIo.-Buy oSIy. remcmbeT ONLY Il Cornandt- II M
be chsnte with cJuptrrtqt article
which mus, le avoided as POISON.
-----~-o------
BEWARE WHERE you Buy rHP MAGICAL P.tN ExrRAcr-
omSiock & Go. Il ianra street. and al
wnys haye the sole aud only agents genuine aud
nny by calm. u touItlut street my Power
Attorney with them eyOcabl Tor ~ yrnr and hsy also
warrant every box they sell under penalty Of sl0 have my
written signature IT, HENRY DALEY.
Aprl3 lSt4.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
From our Special Correspondents.

a mistake.-E
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12
SPRING MrptcINE.--C COnsIocks Extract of Sar.npanla
rom Il tourtl lnndi 81, for thecurr OF


Chronic Rheumatism. 'uiuncous Di,ensas
Swelling OF the Bones Plmples or PuStul,-
EupilonS Oi the skin, 'lcrr. tiver Affections
AMI all Diseases arising from impure state Of the blood
posiies and imprences HE of Mercury Gc
AkO Chrome Constitutional Disorders Will lie removed b tins
remedy. DoN pay 81 for bottle OF Sar1aPnnln wien ON
stock b. had at - ceptS hottie. - dozen
% Hays LISINEST will any Of Piles De-
SpOln's Headache Remedy warranted cure any casa oi
Headache or Dyspepsia nn Indigestion. Dr. McNur, Ac0s
Tic Oh, certain Tor Deafness At q Cuurtland ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

The report was ordered to be printed, with
800 additional copies
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-12

l. T. Gaienne naependen:. received Is votes in the Fir
Mare-S IN the Second-5 IN the Third-lo IN the Fourth
Tot.l lis.