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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
Son. of remnerance.

Yesterday our streets were enlivened by general
turn out OF the Sons of Temperance and it was truly
a very gratifying spectacle. The fact that in the
midst OF such party excitement, the minds of men
can relax from Tariffs, Annexation, and other sub
jects of all.engrossipg importance, is an encour-
aging one TO those who have the good Of their
Try and the permanency Of lis institutions at heart.
Two years since, a new Order was instituted
among US, founded upon total abstinence principles,
and the accompanying motives of mutual aid and
assistance. Their numbers, influence and princi-
Piles have in the interval, spread fer and wide and,
wherever known, hevevery generally been approved
In the short space of two years they have estab-
shed National Division, six or seyen Grand Divi-
sions, and from ninety 10 one hundred subordinate
Divisions numbering somewhere in the neighbour
hood OF light thousand members. Setting political
and sectaran creeds aside, they believe that man
kind are happier in the enjoyment OF mutual SYM
pathies, and safer from dangerous habits, when en-
circled by the endearng bonds of their brotherhood;
and, from the transformations which they exhibit
from degradation 10 responsibility, and the appear
ance of the happy looks and healthy countenances
OF that noble band who passed before US Yesterday,
cannot but augur favorabiy of this new develop
ment for the purpose OF improving the condition of
mankind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

A correspondent gives us cheering account
of the prospects of the Wing party in this State.
a mass meeting was held at Terrebonne, La
iourche, on the 22d ult. to respond TO the
nominations made at Baton Rouge. Hon. l..
Barras presided. At an early hour the people
commenced assembling and continued to pour in
from every quarter of the Parish till 8 o'clock.
Resolutions having been offered by H. c. THIBo.
pEAux, speeches were made by Hon. E. S. gu.
on, B. G. THlBopEAux, Judge II. CAGE, T. c.
NICHOLAS and others. The best spirit prevailed,
and our correspondent adds the assurance, based
on information received from different parts OF
the State, the. louisiana will cast her vote for
CLAY and FRELNGnuYsEN. The right men are
on the stump, vigorously engaged in arousing
and enlehtening the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
The KnicIserbocker Banner.

We yesterday called at Alderman & Miller's, lOl
Nassau-st. TO take look a: the magnificent new
sken Farmer 10 be presented 10 the knickerbocker
Club at the grand rally in the Park this afternoon.
Messrs. A. s. NJ. are already celebrated for their
banner painting and this is calculated TO confer
additional credit upon their establishment. The
banner is OF scarlet silk, with orange satin border
and deep rich fringe OF blue bullion. On the from,
is full length and admirably painted portrait of Clay,
with a marble figure OF Justice by his side. On one
side is Blacksmith striking the sparks from rod
of Iron at white heat, and on the other sailor with
a spy-gass in his hand which ne has just taken
from his eye.-On the reverse is splendid Eagle,
bearing scroll, and on either side ship entering
and leaving port-a firing emblem OF Commerce.
The whole is hung with beautiful festooned satin
drapery and surmounted with the Mechanics crest,
the Arm and Golden Eagle.
We learn that the Banner will remain open for
examination al the artists rooms throughout this
day, and all who wish are invited TO call and ex-
anime il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
Police Omcc.

Some days since, Mr.. Jacob Blackwell, OF No.
4 Front having absent from home her
letter. containing by his Edward which he delivered
10 girl named Mary Arm SchemerhOn. servant IN the
house where his sister was with directions to give II 10 the
Inter This did do, charged but kept both the
letter the money GppTopatns the latter 10 her avn use
For this she was arrested and committed 10 prison.
In IN afIray last night at the foot OF Catherine
street. en- the brig Francis p Beck Spanish seaman
named james Chappe senoIy stabbed IN the sb
domen large drk knife by the coored cook. named
Samuel Riley, who after fed. Leaving the bloody knife
behind The Captain had wounded conveyed To the
Cry Hospital he lies dangerous condition.
THsFrs-Mary Jane Haggerty was arrested and
committed stealing mahogany chairs and
IS wanted
Edward Tucker, coored man, arrested and
committed for stealing 81 20 from the money drawner OF James
r. Lake. No. 3Si Alunroe street.
Observation-Disclosures large burglary was COM
mted City last night the particulars OF which we are
not at liberty gve for Bjurng the of Justice
Another day viii probably enable TO announce some ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
Counterfeit Coonery.

A Cincinnati correspondent in giving an ac-
count of the rival Torchlight Professions in that
City, writes US
In the Loco-F oco procession the other night,
| noticed that the mos. favorite device appeared
to be rooster and coon placed on block and
carried on pole-the former, of course, being
uppermost. But l could not help observing that
in all cases, while the former was represented by
the living chandelier himself, they dared not al
low the latter to be personifed, except by his hide
and hair, filled out with tow; and yet, even at
this counterfeit presentment, the poor barn yard
fowl dropped his crest and appeared most terribly
frightened. And this reminds me Of an incident
at Loco. Foco meeting in a neighboring town,
at which | was present, a short time since, where,
to manifest their deep eXecration of coonery, they
resolved 10 open the exercises by hanging coon
Well, gallows was erected, rope procured,
and coon brought cut, garlended for the sacri-
fee. Every thing was carefully adjusted, and
the victim swung off; but they were suddenly
taken all aback, for the coon would MT hang no
way they could fix him. So far from it, he evil
denty had no notion of dying; for he cooly
drew himself up by the rope, took his seat aloft,
and sat patiently watching the vexatlon Of his
Prosecutors and enjoying their baffied triumph
apparently with infinite relish.
81 would add word ahOu: our Guoematorial
Election, but tomorrow Ohio will speak for her.
self and tell her own story. Depend upon it, the
Hamilton County Wings will not be beat. They
may be out poted, and possibly will be, for there
are many faces visible in our streets that no one
ever saw before but thanks to former legislation,
we we got good Penitentiary.
"Very truly yours, F. A. F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
Decidedly Cool.

The party which has lost three Governors
acitA;n three weeks-MARYLAND, New JERSEY
and Ono having this month chosen Wing Chief
Magistrates in place OF Loco FocOs-ie talking
largely of its astonishing gains in every quarter
In Pennsylvania it chose its Governor three years
since by Tpenty.three Thousand now it has
run in far better and more popular man by
Forty.fre hundred in three hundred thousands
and these charitably given it from lingering
kindness by those whom it calls church burners
and every thing rascally in requital. The Adolf.
tionists of Pennsylvania have taken away from
the Wings enough votes to have elected Markle
The Loco Focos of Pennsylvania neuer before
elected Governor by so slender majority as
now, while it is well known that thousands Of
Tariff men voted for Skunk who are hostile to
Polk as known adversary of Protection. And
yet the party which has lost three Governors,
one U. S. Senator, and seen its confident expec-
tations of gaining two others utterly blasted
lost the Senate of Ohio which it has ruled for
seven years-lost three or four Members Of Con,
gress in Georgia, and encountered total route
in New. Jersey, is running back to its most signal
overthrow on record as basis of comparison,
and crying out, Great Democratic Gains. All
is going for Polk and Dallas "-If they cannot
venture to compare the present vote with any
this side of 1910, why not take the State Elec.
tons of that year to test State Elections? Will
it not be time TO compare with the Presidential
Vote when we have new Presidential Vote to
Compare with it 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
Court of Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Adefmes j. WILLIAMS and JAG!
sos. MATHEW L. PATERSos. ESQ. Dis'r!ct Attorney.

Before the Recorder and A.ermes J. WILLIAMS and JACK
soS. MATHEW e. PArERsos. ESQ. DISTRICT Attorney.
George NJ. Roth was tiled Tor mlsdemeanor, IN
selling liquors without license at his place. No. 10! BFoome
Myron Finch deposed having numbers Of the worst
characters 20 in the house, gum5e drink ana come out
drunk heard them make at late hours and d
turb the neshbors tier rest &C. Nh flneh couu mol e
what kind of liquor was but they out and exposed
their nakedness times. The jury found verdict oi Hutg
Thomas Waters tried for grand larceny
stealing eight Halt Eagles. worth 80. from VIM Me Namara
of 1871 Bowery on the day OF ne 81 Jny a NJ ,ne mouse "
into room Waters asked him II he had money lie re-
piled he had: when Waters said he would keep II 3t him.
and return when he came out Mcnamara dd si.s MN me
money md when he OUT ne asked W ates Tor
the moneybut Waters denied TINT mad ever gwen
him my money keep. This was the testimony OF Men SNARE
The Jury retired and returned into Court alter seyeia hou
absence declaring their nHoty 10 agree upon 'efuc9 au
were discharged.
Fortci,ureS-Richard Gdersleeve, George Post
and joseph Vssor indicted for forgery second degree in
passing counterfeit bills of the Exchange Bank OF salem.
Mass George Beach and Philip Hoppe each tor keeping
dnordery Henry Arnold. coored and Lewis Edward
alias CrSons-lndcted Tor petit aTceny-seyeay iainE 10
appear and their ecoGnzances were forfeited
Daniel Golf was tried for keeping dlsorderly
house in the basement of the house No. S2s Wnte-stree
the resort and OF bad character, where GancnE
drinking noise ohsccnty shns and the mo,t vile prac
tees carried ard ged TO the great ANNOYANCE
of ghoohood disturbance g the peace The Jury
found the accused uuv-and the Court sentenced MIN 10
the PeDitentiaIy for 4 menths
Hugh Donahue pleaded guilty, through his coun-
sell, Mr. Camp misdemeanor IN Keeping disordefy
house in the privilege oil putting IN 9lii
mitigation OF punishment Plea received and recorded
Forfsitures-John Mokean, John Baxter Henry
ing dorderiy house and Egoet Mills Tor assault aud bat
terry saveray failing TO appear and answer Their recos'
nizances forfeited.
The Court then adjourned to II o'clock Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
Brand tho Villains :

Messrs. Joseph c. Potts, Sam'l B. Hamilton,
Chas. Parker, Sam, McClung and VIM. Grant,
Polk State Committee of New.Jersey, have is
sued Circular based on the recent defeat OF
their party, which asserts more falsehood than
we remember TO have seen i'll half column for
some time. Take the following as specimen :;
.In November the issue canno, he lodged. The people
must 60 the and mmonl Cay, tor monopoly
ins The Sationa BY Dnnbuon for pI.h
owe. Ores SnI b ssdea EIeeoa TcSe All mus, BE-
swallowed Ut none
We do not know how many of the persons
named above actually concurred in issuing this
Circular; but this we do say, that every one who
did SO concur knows right well that their re-
itera,ed assertion that Mr.. Clay and the Wing
party are in favor of having the General Gov
eminent assume State Debts of S200,000,000
or any other amount is most fragrant, wicked
untruth. They kno,o that Mr. Clay years ago
publicly condemned the project of Assumption,
and has recently repubhshed and reatfirmed that
condemnation. They know that the highest
vote that WAS ever obtained for the bare coasid-
Grafton of modified project of Assumption was
sepen, in House containing neatly one hundred
and fifty Wings. There is 10 possible prctence
no shadow Of pretence-for charging that Mr..
Clay or the Wings are in favor Of Assumption.
We will not call these men base liars and vii
lains, richly as they have deserved the terms;
but we ask the public TO Judge their conduct and
pass on it the Judgment it deserves. Many of
their other charges against the Wings, if less
palpably slanderous are not less essentially false.
II Col. 7. II. BENTON made Speech al
Hannibal, Mo. on the LIST inst. in which he an
nounced that he shall not be candidate Tor
reelection to the U. S. Senate if there is any
danger that his standing will disturb the har-
mony of the party-in other words, he won't
run again unless he is sure beforehand that he
can be elected. In the course of his Speech he
said
Missouri though the youngest State in The Union. was
ore Of he mos: the Democratic ranks She
hsd given true vote and triumphant vote io the Demo
cratic cause On er1y tTief
Now the first Presidential Vote ever cast By
Missouri was 70, HENRY CLAY. Col. Benton
was active in his support. He placed that sup
port expressly on the ground of Mr.. Clay's being
a prominent advocate OF Protective Tariff, In.
ternsl Improvements, &c. &c.-in short, of The
AxEaic.s SYSTEM. He is the same man now,
and holds the very doctrines which commended
him to COL Benton twenty years ago. Who
has changed'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
GEORGIA..

The Wings of Georgia have struggled molly
and effectually. In place of Delegation all
Loco Foco originally, and siz to tro Loco at
present, they have chosen four certainly probably
fire, and possibly sir Members Of the next Con-
g,ess. They have done this under great disae-
vantages They had to oppose old Members and
popular favoriree-Edward ]. Black, Hugh d.
HARRISON, Howell Cobb, seaborn Jones, and the
recent apostate, a. II. Cnappeil, each OF whom
could naturally poll many more votes than any
new man. On the Wing side only Alex. H.
Stephens and T. Butler King (of the Wing Con-
gress) were candidates for reelection.
The time Of year was against us-HundfedS
being absent at the North who will be home IN
November. The fact that only members oil Con-
gress we're to be chosen at this time vas against
US. But they have done MOLLY, IN spite OF all
Here are such returns as have reached Us:
n,,,ric, |. THOMAS BUTLER Ktso. Whr.
i..WILLIAA II. CRAwIogP' me-. p'e"s soos,,re
IL n NH Whether FEnYD w or HaralsoH Loco
V. yestrh LumDkin. Loco, elected.
VI. EctceI Cobb. Loco. pretty certairtg:o
vii. .Rosfsr Toosss, Wig. BY 1880 majority
No doubt about any Of the Wings above but
Crawford (son of the eminent Statesman o: that
name,) and he ia making noble run SO far as
heard from. Our chance TO carry the WITH DIS
trict appears fully equal.
lact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
Rnckland Rally.

The friends of Clay and Protective Tariff in
RocKLAyp County will hold Mass Meeting at
Spring Valley, on the Erie Railroad, III miles
from Piermonr) on Wednesday, oc,. 10th, tto-mor-
row) al l o'clock, A. NJ. Hon. JAMES A. HAHIL-
roS Of Westchester, Aid. WM. d. MURPHY of n.
Y. and EDWIN HART, Esq. will certainly address
the meeting, and it is hoped that DAVID GRAHAM,
Esq, SAMUEL SrARKwsArHER, Esq. and other
eminent speakers will also be there and speak,
The Wings OF Rockland invite their friends OF New
York and elsewhere 10 meet with them and ask the
citizens of the County generally 10 meet with them
al this, their only Mass Meeting this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
Circuit Court.

Seventh Ward Bank vs.. Thomas Racon.-The
Bank discounted Tor Wood Grant Co. notes amount
ing about s0U signed by Mr. iscor who resides a. Ok
the transaction :audcisnt relates To other Greet
tors Mr. BscoG been opposed IN bankruptcy by w g.
sut they coIss,eJ. security b-ins gwen by MI
james, lawyer Ogden,bu-h tn withdraw tse objections
provided M Bacon would 'Hem Gew not tthe sLno INT
which G0as. the present notes hasos oeea iH-a -
commended transaction aucuen' IS 'ssies 10 me
other creditor. OF NJ Bacon and sued lie case VIII Dc coz
ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

OAKLAND ScHooL.-We invite the attention of
parents 10 the advertisement of this institution by
by Prof E. C. WINES, whose reputation Us writer
on education and practical teacher is unsurpassed.
The testimonials of such men as Henry Clay,
Som'l l.. Southland, A. D. Bache, aud Rev. DR..
Bethune, if he were even less kno@n !han he is,
would De "a suficien; guaranty o; his ability.
Mr.. Wines will remain in the city during the re-
mainder cf the week, and can be at the Astor
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

VERMONT A.y,rs FOR THE IssASE.-By the
Eighth Annual Report, which is just pub'isheo, the
institution appears 10 be in prosperous CONDITION.
The buildings have been enlarged this season, inr'
nisbipg greater accommodations. and improving the
means Of classification; 23e patients have enjoyoa
its advantages the pas. year "A have been
and 1853 now remain. Of those discharged oi ns'e
recovered. The terms are fixed at So per week, OF
$40 per wear il tie patient remain so long IN The IN
sti,u,ion. Patients from other States ara received
on the same terms as those from Vermont,
Asylum Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
Marine Court
Refora Judge SHERMAN

John Y Smith IS. Barnard Alahan and T. and III.
Sullvau-Some tine ago Mr.. WOoiey erected house IN
18th street. ana used IN bnSiiDg rock Tor the
chine belonging 70 plaintiff the purpose OF drr me hVs
IN the rock Nir Wooley became lndestsd To Sullivan 10y
abor and him note tr So which ~a 20. pa. hs
Ivan obtained Judgment and execution end evieu UPON s
machine IN l. said TO have cost near SHY. ou
il sold A. auction S. al rs.OasS IS Drought u e
cover the Ynue Verdict for Plaintiff SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

NJ Miserable dirty vcgabond conerfeitinE Jcne;s
Its ian Chemical SOsp-hat miraculous and niaoe Ieneay
for curing diseases Of the skn, Iuch as pmples ooEns
reckirs sunbun sn &c Reader there are some OF oa.
b most blessed and valuable remedy for diseases OF san
1oe soan that the rams Of T. Jones on the wrap
pei Buy will 'sn sna ann the
owmhsr So or ntl33 Fulton street. Brooklyn saLe s'Ie
ro.oo' 2 edger Buildings Philadelphia. be Vey Ssieini
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
e The WHO'S OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT ha

e The Wings OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT had
noble rally last evening 10 respond 10 the nomina-
ton Of jobs B. ScoLEs for Congress. Notwith-
standing the nclsmency OF the weather, the number
present was not less than $500. DAVID L. Ben
NETT presided Henry E. DAVIES addressed the
meeting, and Stoutenburgh sang one Of his best
songs. The meeting then formed in procession and
marched to the residence of Mr.. Scoles, who ad-
dressed them briefly; after which they returned TO
the Head Quarters OF the Eighth Ward Pioneer
Club and adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
By This Mornings Mail.
Pennsylyania.

The Philadelphia Ledger Slip OF yesterday re-
ports Potter County as giving Skunk 35b ma
lority, Cleardeld 397 do. 1t reduces susqushanna
to 722, Warren to $50 and Washington to 40
Wayne 743. 1t makes Somerset 1928 fof MAJ
kle. against Greene $50 and Fayette 400 for
Skunk. This ought to ensure Hon. Andrew
Stewards election By some 300 votes, and we
,h;nk he is elected. c. NJ Reed in the 23d and
]. Burlington in the 9th District are pretty GER
,ainly defeated 1t is said that Owen Z. Leio'
Loco, and not Chester Butler, Wing, is chosen
from The Luzerne District. We will give 'ao!e
as soon as the result is ascertained.
Shunk's majority is Just about 4,5Oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15
OHIO.

Mr.. Baetiey runs far behind the Wing Con-
g,ess ard Legislative tickets, and is chosen by
a small majority. The State is 60 badly Gerry
wandered that we have poor chance for Con-
gress except BY divisions among our opponents.
the Legislature is largely Wing, giving US a
U. S. Senator for SIX years ensuing, in place of
benjamin. Tappan, Loco.
jy1,or;,;s. To- I.o-eruo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

BALKY's SARsAPARILLA-Ths old established preparation
of Sarsa para and iuvOnLy known IN the fsu
ment of all arising from state n! the bood
and SO long extensively used the United States Navy
md by the nedcn faculty th0u ghout the width aud bredt
oil ih Inlon md in most parts Of the world-Dees
pense ccicntss though quantity oil "~r
teS produced certifying iO the great erncy 81 ths
medcIne Jhsy he by calling whdesale drug
glst in New York city the Proprietor Brooklyn r." sale
reduced prices By nenry NIL the wholesale drugGph New
yort md m IN. limited States. sic law q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

e THE LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT assembled
at Montpelier on Thursday last. ANDREW Tracy
tWhgl of Woodstock was elected Speaker of the
Lower House by vote OF l24 TO SO Loco, 6 Abo-
ition, and scattering.
The following is the official vote for Governor:
William Slade.. 1855 w. R. Shat 6I8
Daniel Kslosg........0.f0 Scattering ..........,
Mslonty for sada. hmm L693,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

BNLEy's MILITARY SHAVING CREAa.-Ths article has
the test Of trial for past from Inst selling itg
pots year sales have increased To- 60 600 pots year. aud
this without ndvr.Tg but on liz true ments alone mss
stood the at rial Is any thing required 10 SATISFY
cnnud public u the and extraordinary good Gniry
of this Sonp go call Nil the whDesae druggists and
~. H. c.,fr,tss SID lawii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

The beauty smiling said. i will confess,
And long as life shc u Inst me. must bless
Thn: ali my charms, kind sir. are only borrowed; .
The endur or name and fame Of DR.. GouRAUD"
The annals of chemistry dc contain the record Of more
wonderful discovery than Dr. f. F. Gouapds Ital'an -H'di
ente1 SOAP fr the removal Of pmpe ootche. NOR
phew &c from the human skin it acts with the rapidly and
osency OF charm. Dr. c.. Greeidn Hstr Dye equally
Calculated for its properties changing red grey or while
hair 10 ie, and glossy black By single application; while
his Liquid Vcea Rouge the only article en,ant i'i gT
nprng therefore, that these celebrated prepaatons should
be extensively couneh.ited To avoid lmpo9n t
oMy VI III. "'u'''' " " oil 2reod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-15

WIG ASSEMBLY TIcKET.-The following
have been nominated by the Convention, up TO
the adjournment last evening viz r. S. VIII
LIAMs, E. BENSON, E. G. BALDWIN, II. E. DA-
YVES, JEFF. BERRIAN, G. G.. JACoBUs.