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New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
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Viii. Nsceuinncy-LonkA Ahead!
o.. II our friend who writes Us ten half-shce:s
emitted 4 iem Wordsoa .Somc ofth, Principles
Of Nmmc Americaaism," had really written q
few words. We should have published them gladly
But o friends when once YOU get a pen IN your
fingers. You mW forget that an Editor is always
IN brown study 10 know wha, he may shorten
or leave out, 50 as 10 avoid falling behind The
tmcs-and that YOU yourselves never read other
peoples long dissertations. The conclusion Of
our correspondents article is as follows;
There Is no,hing which rprohale wcrs Than any
appeal Ia National OF Religious feeling iof political
riirc, The, who begin such ihinc~ are aiw"'s
wrong. Ii j. different, however, wien those vi
,ional OF Religious feelings are grossly ouffdytd
Then 10 man can bc hluncd for 'indichtns them
and n, after all. Ihiuk much more "i such thing
than uf net- part> differences.
In view ot TIM, bee every Wig who thinks OF
VOTING with the Native partv To ask hmsel-"h hat
will the Catholic WhS- oi MARYLAND and Louisiana
good " hig~ ii therc bc any m thc ! nl"nl say in .
Wing coalition with party whose iUude-i and
terce,r cry is No roptn i'-whai Will The lIn-
mcnsc Irish vote OF Ncw-lork and fennsvl''nH
and the German oic OF Prnn-y yanir aud Dino, saN
Iu Whig union with party whose c-f'hnhi primer
ple i prescription al Foreigners
know welt he strength oi party urs aud the
qI.at popuarty OF Mr.. CLAW, bnt | also Know whdI
= and ouch, Ia he the paramount influence oi he!I
eions feeling and the love o Native lani 1nd h'Nc
mo hesitation IN declaring ,l,ai any general coalition
OF Tie Wings ot New OH with The " Natives vii
seriously damage Mr.. Clay- chances IN lhe graf
States ni New ork and Pennsylvania and III les
degree in OHIO, Louisiana, MARYLAND, Georgia and
M,ine-all or most "t them doubtlnl at ;h, best
For .hi> reason and Tor better rcaSOr--thr tail
| tame Of a great aud noble parIs,-ior the sake o
rru,h and Justice leIthrre he no such unhoiy all
| sncc. /, NAV secure II ,-mporar, local Triumph Il
must eventually and not romoril bosrt disastrous
| and la-uns defeat. y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
u,hr .Nn1I,r, Pnrt..

Itis the daily assertion of the Loco-tocos that
the American Republican party Is "hg
movcmcni-an oilshooi from the Wing party
The facts give the lie to this--lt is purely Loco
Foco in its origin, and grew out of q"arreis and
hear,.burniuss arising from the division OF the
Sroils' las, Spring, when the Locos returned TO
power. The Native vote last Fnll came more
than half from the Loco focoS. We ask no man
TO take our word 10, this, but to examine the ioi
lowmc comparison Of the vote last Fall with that
of the preceding Spring in the several "ards-
That tells the whole s,ory-as the falling oil IN
the Loco aud total vote exposes the ahonnab!e
fraud and double voting practced last SPRING
and shows which party was guilty OF II
iF,osn the CIT, Eir,iru Hand Book
E9crt.en Rftgras fer Wcgpr ~ 4g7' anu f' >HH'o ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
,,,er,ti,u Of Texas.

X, ,et IN. attention Of al thinking men 10
the following statement OF the terms OF Anne1a-
t., sr-eed on between our Executive and the
Team Minister. TAsy are such as even the
ADVOCATES Of Annexation among Is mus, Fcpudi-
ate and condemn. 1, vii be a beautiful =Pecta-
.is i,de4,d 70 SEC those who are 50 hoT-e7s;'uek &
because ser>n Members OF the SIS; Congress voted
70 eoas:>r rs, adopt TIE plan Of assuming the
Debts Of or, ewn States. and paving them oct OF
the Proceeds c; tssir Public Lands-iSsei!
charging 1t on the entire Wing Par'y-no~ aa''l
catine the Assumption Of the Paoii' psot o.
T,x4s. which. with arrears to Any sad .'''F'
Private Claims ioT loses and serv.ceS, Nc must
amount to mary Millions of Dollars, and let that
interesting region t>>p .N is lands 10 'tff:' :
1t takes JUS; such President As John tyIeF 10
make srch bargain
Tyyy> OF Av>EstrIoS.-1're Washington Cor
RESPONDENT oi the Journal Of Commerce, wnch = j
.rt ~ T,l-- orar--a,- rhiS moraias that the if''a
" va completed hei1rs iIr. Calhoun eaine-and
that il terms sFs--
tssr1,ptiou 5y ,ls United Stairs OF rhc detf Of
Tszas-sirle 'rexas l. TO keep her lands 10 her
sell -,
The incorporation nj the Arm: and Navy OF Texas
with those OF the | nited States
And Texas to have immediately two RepreSenia-
iivns N ll, House OF Representatives.
And the Journal Correspondent ininN@ these
terms reasonable imtfi'aa'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
4dopfed CittzenS!

No matter Of what party Isis reported that
ao,oe OF you vii engage IN riots tomorrow, and
eyen commence bostihties against th9se who
stvIc Themselves American Republicans AnE
oi YOU who do SO, vii prove yourselves enemies
Of Human Freedom, and traitors especially 10 the
interests and nights Of the thousands who are ar
n,,ally escaping to this Land df Liberty from the
oppression Of despots. You must not, dare not
5c Go to the Polls tomorrow and vote lor
whatever candidate or patty yon may severalT
prefer, assert your rights as Freen'en bu; neTsf
enable your adyersaries 70 charge on you not and
disorder, should such unliappiy occur. DO not
pretend 10 be AFRAID that your Political Rights are
IN daager-dley are safe against any aggression
but from yop. This Natiye' array can last bnt
FOR a rnoncnt-succcss or defeat alike ensures iis
dispersion. Nothing Of the sort can endure N
Free Country, except By the misconduct 'f those
whom it threatens to prescribe. II you see any
countrynan at the polls with weapon or 'taii'
persuade him, If possible, TO take II home Irn-
snedia,ely. Remember, tina; he only 9oSHisAsLf
,uemi,s Of yopT Rights are those Wh0 't01id
iacife you 10 0tlLse them
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

Ir.LlaN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY CoScRRT.-A
Concert-one oi The richest in attraction and the
worthest IN object ever got up IN the City-is to
take place this evening al the Tabernacle, IN aid
Of the kalian Benevolent Society. Borghese,
An,ognin, Pefozzi, Rapetii and the entire Or
cAestra OF the Opera House, will appear. The
Programme EXHIBITS cho'ce selection OF the
mos, delicious music from the compositions oi
Beilini, Rossini, Donizctti, Auber, &c, and the
high character oi the artists assures US that ihcy
viii be performed in an entirely worthy and ell
cicnt manner l, will be { regular Musical YES
tival, whose remembrance viii long reeeno IN
the hearts Of the fortunate auditors.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
B DIX. GGAn,N's LEororF oy WATEE-Ccn

~ DK. Gg,H,u's LECTURE oN WArEE-CrEF
on SATURDAY evening 'sa- better attended e'en than
the Last although the nishI "a- una'ofable The
lecture wa- certainly able cur. HI wa> NOR
himself thsu ON Tie evenings previous
The Watcr-Cure, hitherto prac'iced- must be-
cla-,-d III The great category OF empnclsm. Press
NIT ha- done much. vet M practice mas been
throughout one OF experiment. IL doe- not even
srt-mpt any particular scientific explanation oi
hi- treatment He ,ay, iit,ie-acts much Tins
shows hi- good -ense Many o th- Medical WI
frr-. m al, coating Tie treatment seem 10 haYe =
KIND ot unaccountable or mysterious notion OF
water - a rsued, rhi- should not h.. lbe
Treatment should be ralionaiy and seirnildcallY *
planned Tue system has hitherto teen mixed with
error Ii wa- the Lecturer object 10 Tree II, and
the Medical World from IT, error--to tshe The ex-
i.tns system OF Medicine from H. sandy foundation
and place 1t on the rock OF firm aud mmutable
truth He had no private ends 10 sees-no prac-
nee IL build I'd fte had been urged from has rr-
tirei-nt aud studies Of another KIND 10 -p~ah upon
ms subject agsinsi i- inclnaiio-s. and Tie whole
way mad by Others been marked out.
Afsf the u.cessary physiological explanations
he proceeded ,hOw liz action OF different medical
suiisiaucrs upon the .:-irtn All inrdsciie - oi
-rli az o., IL. and by power 10 disturb The
h,aIIhv func ,ouz of the bois. A. medication IL
crea-.-s. - di-sas- and IL forms inerease. The
profession arr rot aioGe At iault ia tin- Ineir eu
,r,,n habits and the cilriDIstaHc- 40 y%hich they
ar- ulsrrd cause II. There i throughout society
most la1nenlab!e lack OF suitable .no~i-ds- r.
/ srzcrfns the physiological ~eli-5-'ug OF nlan-
Children anI all >noulI tv instructed n phy iolo-
/ gca! kno., ledge.
The lecture though o. gre2;isngtt, " i listened
10 \, itii increasing and enthusiastic ati<nIon He
Lecture or tl> cseninz s.it f5ier particularly L
rba a.,iou OF water n curing Disease. and 10 It
! ,nlair. NJ aurlL.afInn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

L.r~cu OF THE leos ReyFsUR Crrrra-on

I.,u-:CH OF THE iR0a RsyESUg CrTTER.-On
Saturday last, at about ! O'Clock IN the fore
noon the first IRON vessel OF any considerable
magnitude ever bnt in America, was launched
in,o her appropriate element from tho yard Of
Messrs. Dunham & Browning, foot OF Thirty
third street On the North River. THIS vessel,
which 10 one Of the most beautiful specimens OF Ma
val architecture we ever examined Is constructed
entirely Of iron, the plates being about feet long
by % inches wide and three -eighths OF an men
thick. She is 80 feet long, 2l feet BEAM Ii
feet hold. and measures $50 tons. The IRON Is oi
the best possible quality, Of Pennsylvan'a manu-
lactufe The entire weight oi IRON used iof ife
yes.el yas between lC0 and 10 tons She "es
built under the immediate supcfintendence 0t
Mr.. Th.ddcus Bell, and Mr.. Robert Latou does
the oinery and cabinet work. The engine viii
be placed IN the vessel Immediately by Messrs.
fIoog & Delamater, at the PhGnix Foundry
She IS built with the Ericsson Propel!ers, on the
same plan as that Of Capt. Stockton's vessel, The
Princeton. She was named at the time Of her
launch, by order of the Government, the
" LgGAgE."
We may here take occasion TO mention the fact
that Mr. Ericsson receives for the privilege oil
the use Of his Propeller, the sum Of = 80 ton
for every ton measurement OF the vessels N
which they are introduced. There are slI or
seven vessels on the stocks in this city where
these Propellers VIII be used. Genus does not
alyays fail 10 receive It's reward.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

r7~We are requested 10 call the attention oil the
.hold.r. Of The Merchants Exchange Company
10 lb- meeting 10 be held lhi- day att O'Clock, al
the Exchange, when plan will 1e submitted 10 re-
deem the property, to RETAIN 'hf chartered pF'is9
an. to provide Tor he payment Of the debts o ihf
Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

IT. ,ss Elsc.s-s sf .te Ct,y 5f I'rgos!sa
have been iniOru.1d thai rcPor; IS IN ei7cala-
ION ,hal have dscliaed tbe nomination made OF
M bame .s candidate ier the oiice OF MAYOR CT
the CRY Of Drooklyn on Tuesday ne1t-
Such repor; Is entirely without icundausn-
ha,e neither declined the nomination 'sith which
have been honored nor 10 Ii,.li 10 decliae II, IN
der a1y circumstances or Tor any ressons
g-a.tly,. .5,-l >. lsA GEORGE HALL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
cugo<Eg'9 OFFICE.
Dt.ruIvTur SrRElr.-'Th

DFITT :
ag held nn inquest t. Dead House hc PAX III" body
of hn unknown enne aged - Yclrs ,uppUcd, who "n'
ouud Saturday morning at the corner ot Front MD Eo'"
yrt street ~ yine -tac n. placed c1h 10 De rnr
ned - Gay Puon but expired before reaching that pincr
The yefi,ct iury. founded the evidence VI pf NJ
Gold who mad. post examination Of ~" BODY
tienh rptie u aneyfsis,n oi the Aona and
exposure
DsAIH FROM THE RCPTURE OF BLOOD VESSEL.
The Coroner al-o held inquest the BOOmnldhe RJad
near 9th eat. thu body G George Baton aged 2, yeaf1.
from Ireland iit death sudiruy the
uf bi.5d vessel hc c- Friday NrrlIcf accordingly.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
SUNDAY.
Trm BURGLARY OF MrssRs. RocHwELL's STORE


4, nrr rpn,r Will r.cuI.c that the extensive JcScy nnJ
Watch store Rockwell & 60 wnS broken into ~ the
non, of September h.t b. hole bcrg forced through the
nnrr,ton n the adonGf stare which not or"uped both
IN Hf,,,,.ay uE,er hs"r lone nni TINT wach'' 'i
rn,us nnl JeAery valued sljU1 carried away but
no irace the property. tp whom the nnfaI'sf wa
could . Discovered We happy announce TINT "0 fn
day oiccr i-t + nys ad Nccraili wi the a' "i jus
nee rt,n, ct the Upper PoIic" bi'ir" .u'cece ~ NJ
r,c the ,e hnrglsr who's. Nibnm li"ppy. Gi'dS
rh.Ilnl ai,ns Abnlau aud mrng considerable at ir pro
pr,y where had Disposed nl IT, nnd restoring II to The l""u
oyu.5s They rcoS. diamond RINGS. also number oi
the wols II valuable gold wnche, lie having been ink
en- oI tor the rurp". "i hcns melted IN the cncbc loppy
l!y commttel aml being taken as line perinen of
burglar, implements we'll be dc"cn'iwas found IN hl'
possession.
GRAND LARcEsIrs-O the night Of the 9th in
.t,nt "a nr. wagon harness, cuslu0u' &c with sl3 winch
,yn, rit nniins Opposite NJ. - Henry street ws driven
a,ny y soue er-.u. i.t night uaned w imn vi
.nn ,ya, arrested the il-t aud fully committed he pro
.riy belonged Mc.s nhTkug.r ~ Flank 40 w twenty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

Tie en@rlfsis mana ger OF III hme'can Hsisa'iH ii
.+ aer,Iaad Lifted Tie 1aicDnEt- AMI f) u IA arr =
.sf =, arrutafl-i. tss ~i0 i.,b 10 g-ta se'i ''1ss
u f 1t N1iy- An.,-lcaG prssu 10 ny'Sig7y = :. !.
an ,IuD =. aHi 'pfis sfcice ard te ma.ia,t
eutl<-i . f1il III t-. II na= i.~e =, h'
..n,. ur -eif The p5orsiou bfius iu tn. fift ~.
n Iii march down H7yadssy. Bsi- tic ~ -.
nLse st-ats and sDftG y-rfDrIlanrt at- sdb.i' ~,
-. II 5,!f.. go ard - t!rm an1i tn p'rs,h ~
E,boo.n Natrts =re renycgesi and xii Ipill '"E9s -
isy st3P ~ ard 4. past :. 4 spendd MeiiiAlvh u 's
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
NJ The American Republican Association

n5- The American Republican Association OF
the First Ward C.. w Ralph, President Edwin
A. CLAYTON. Wm. S Brown, Vice Presidents
James IIllycr, John f Aycriil, Secretaries have
,riiadra,rm their ticket for charter officers, on the
ground Of corruption and bargain in the forma
ton of rival Native ticket, and recommend the
party to support the Wing or Loco oco candi-
dates as they shall sevcrally think proper, THIS
is sensible advice We did no, expect this move
men, To commence til after the Charter Election.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
,mportan, from Washington.

Recent adyices from private but we'll informed
source assure us Of the following important facts,
VII:
l. That JouN TYLER has detinitIvcly detcsm'n-
ed 70 stand as candidate fcr President, on m
dependent grounds;
=. That Convention of his friends viii as
semble in Baltimore on the 9th of May snd
formally presen, HIM for that Office lWhow''i
DO his Vice President
3. That he will run as the open, svuwed advo-
cate Of terminating directly the JOINT Occupation
of Oregon and taking Military and judicial pos
session of that region also. OF Annexmg Teras
TO the Union, and ON such grounds appeal 10 the
People for support
"A friend suggests that he Will probably get
,he unbrokeu vote of Texas and Oregon. while
the res, will ee divided between Clay and Van
Buren,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

~ Wings ofthe Sacosp W.FD! Is il posi-
bic that you will lie conquered by your old adver-
sades2 The Native ticket has not the ghost OF
chance, but If one-thrd Of you vote ii, HE Loe's
hare the Ward Do you mean this If not,
rally in your strength, vote the good old ticket,
and sustain TIC good cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
rni.llltnFElCE

L.rcryIEs.-Adelinc Stewart wns arrested and
committed or stealing so from the pocket oi Michael CLARK
Ca,harnc Hamilton was arrested aud committed Ior stealing
wN>b.tmb.
ASs,utrIyG A FtMAIE.-A young man named
Cco,.. Cn,rnlnn W., arrested by warlmrn u'"nnef nls
t-' ,',"'v l"n" mn hl ,i i, H.,
, conin,,. PRISON this md "n tw" other charge Ct"
a,ntt AMI lnttrry TIN, irmrfdpu the inun wiosor
Ne, /, since AZ nst ucur the ~ hfhnd Bd Mercer
.ltrkrl abused and dragged the ub"vc named gH winch r
m rene, u officer Baker Tie aiHck ui another nnl
lsibsl On Baker ani tho woumhos oi Lfhtbody b' he
pistol vi the viiceT. 1,....
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08
Hon. John NJ. Nile.

So soan as II wss known IN Connecticut that
the Wings had carried the State, Mr.. Gideon
wclles, prominent Loco Foco, wrote 10 Senator
Niles 10 leave the LunAtic Asylum at unca and
come 10 Albany, where he was met hy Mr.. '"
and taken past.haste To Washington, passing
through this city on Friday The inlen;lo" Of
course i~ that he shall be qualified and take ms
scat IN the t. : Senate. The Troy Wing Of
Saturday says,
JoHN VI. Nues.-The Loco Foco journals state
that tlus gentleman has entirely recovered wlIh lte
exception oi slight rheumatic si!rctou. ihi7 l.
il srral errur. We are informed hy n-ar connec-
lun oi Nir dies that hi> friends consider hm as
iopettysls igsdUr. W. may add 10 Ihi> thsi q gen
lltman OF the highest responsibility slated III iiii>
civ Two or three tiaNS ssu that he Ia nSa the
ia, previous and was noJ SLOWED by Dr. Bingham
the Superintendent oi the Hospital, 10 see NJ Ni->
potw outstanding the long intimacy winch rN>tfG
between. them. he inquired winch Was Nf. Mics
nom, and was pointed 10 room hrrd uP with sra
aus> and all the other Safeguards % 4 lanaic :
cell,
Now ii Mr. Niles IS suffering from no other cause
than ri,-nniatisul, Why pat STRAIT jacket on nln
An insane l!ospilsl mol certainly 40 appropriate
place ior q man afflicted with rheumatism only
We were sure from the first that Wing tn
umph in Connecticut would be productive OF yas
,ood bu, We did not think iiwould restore : Lo.
co Fcco to sanity, and canse has immediate
transformation nom cell in Lunatic Asylum
10 seat in the L, :. Senate. However the
greater its salutary and sanitary influence the
more are we delighted.
gr.Tus DEFENDER Is The tile Of new Ma
tive paper or pamphlet of 10 pages OF which No
| has i..st sccn issued We see nothing smart IN
lis Political articles, except the three or four sour
rilous attacks on The Ediio, of THIS paper II u
funny that the principal ground OF attack on Us
is Fourierism,' with The usual slang about CIV
enism. &c whle the person addressed as kd'ioi
,Counellyl IS himself an Associauonist, and has
written work IN defence OF the doctrine :
Apart from Politics we see several good article
in the work, Hanging. the Slavery and Misery o
the Poor, &c. which We hope VII! he generally
read.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

The Wings OF the THsD, NiETH and
THIRTEENTH WARDS wall hold Mass Meetings at
their scvera! Head Quarters this evening Come
out, Wings and show that you arc mol blown
about by every wind Of doctrine, but remain
faithful to your Cause and your Country see
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

E,,x ;fe rnsnagsr ot Pea. Nn~euui ran sIiooi u pre-
f sl.ch arir.r;or the gIbc ot - 'nm 81 oGs n'Es
-s@t . ny.;.ry - q Nut sa>g-4i with snnzns "ai a
fn,,r fnn lnre ~ lt>1 '1Ets-s- as u bs at-
,ctln yyts utS -iossi We urt,iand tiiat rf''
, ny, ;,g- -sd nry. ,ceiefy tDe oser 81 l.- c1y
IT. ru.-r cesalny drry.s ecOuraesns-f of tlr h's-i
,i.,x b -ylnce- a!.4 ~ trlz. h. vii Obtain T.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

ACCIDENT on THE New YORK AND EEfE Rail
RoAD.-We learn by gentleman frorn Pierrnont
that the Saturday night train Of freight and ca''e
cars ran of the track between the latter place ana
Monsey. The conductor, Mr. Watson very
promising young man, was killed. No othet pei
som was injured, except the engineer whose leg
was considerably but not seriously BRUISED
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

~ Mr.. CAY arrived a, Columbia Is. C.l ;roGi
Augusta or Monday evening, and whilst there. was
10 be the welcome guest oi Nc. PRFsroS. Ex'Sena-
tor Of the United Ststes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

N&yAr-I1. 5. s!oop o: war Plymouth, conn'an-
De. Henry. sailed irun this pot, on Thursday last
for the Mediterranean >isrons-
tBos;ou Mer. jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08


Muxr,-The Loco Focos have al length sue
cecAed in clect,ng Shepard Cary 10 Congress
from the pistnc, bordering on New Brunswick,
though the Wings have increased thsir vote IN
mos, il no, quite every township, In thrty-two
towns and plantations. the aggregate vote Is as
follows; Ia JsuuSty Ia !IpnL
Robinson, Wing l6l% -Vt'
Can. loco........l,'H2 %'iS-
Scattering. ~ :"
Mr.. Robinson was fairly elected on the former
trial, bu, counted ont OF his seat. No matter
the District is naturally Loco, 80 let them have
ope Member TO the thirteen Wings chosen since
this Congress assembled.
In the Vth Waldo District there Is again no
choice, Mr.. Scattering has greatly increased
his vote, and appears to stand the h'st chance
a. Gen. MoxG,N LAWS. who has held most
;mportan, stations IL on, Siate-MayoI OF this
CITY, Governor OF the State frOn l>Cl to lse''
&c. Nc.--dicd yesterday in this City, AZ the ad-
vanced age OF 81 years. lie was one Of the last
survivors OF ous Revolutionary era. and N The
time OF ms death Grand Master Of the Masonic
Order in this State. He retired from active he
some wears since, but retained has intellectual VI
cor nearly to the last.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

vs. Commodore WILLIAM CoNrro> RotroN
has We learn, heea appointed by the Secretary
Of the Navy to the command, as PORT Captsn OF all
,h, iarces afioa, "a, ,h- Norfolk station which com
,aana was recently made vacant BY the death OF
; Commodore Kennedy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

ty- whic Songs for s Ia.Ias' p'Ihii-ied nj he
Tribune Office ,n neat paIhIt form coliecu"n o M ii
popular Wing Sonss. Pnee ht single c."e renil 8 yer
100 or sIJ per 800 cO;es. GREELEY q MebLEAlH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

IL Our correspondents who have sent US san'
dry personal attacks on Messrs. CoddinS'on'
Harper and othes Loco and Native candidates
may fud their sshe. IN the bottom OF our firc-
place
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

II The ship Montau& IS TO belaunchcd today
a. one o'clock, from Webb's ship yard, foo; Of
Sefenth street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

CorgT CALENDER THIS Day
COMMON PiSAS--No<- 3. =. TO- II. EsSs, -. =, II,
Is. cS, l. i6, n. 20, -. IS =, -.
SUPERIOR CoUKr.-Nos. l2, S3, ;>S 10 iS incla.
.iy. n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

CnixA-The Helena, arrived Saturday, brings
adyices to the 27;h Dec. Black Teas were heavy;
greens IN great demand, at iirn pnces- Cotton
goods rather heavy at the moment, from the az
aiyal OF the Henry Pra,, with full cargo
Nothing Is said about the arrival OF NJ. Cash-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-08

pS- The Life and Pebble Services "f Hen-
~ f.Iav y Fyys S.e.ryT may L.. ol,.ain al Rdtlns
CO.. B.,on Ii-rr Il CO.., Pnlacelpbin. ond NJ Ginning Z
Brqi.f.' Baltimore Tlr Biography the iu-"t and H9''
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