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New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
The Spirit OF the Centre.

Al Utica, last Wednesday evening, Mr. WHEA.
ron of Albany, being third to address public
garden full in attendance on the Wing Meeting,
attempted to wind Off after speaking fifteen or
twenty minutes. But no Go on Go on was
shouted, and he was constrained 10 90 on TIL
after II o'clock, when tho Meeting would not ad.
jou.n, and called out Gen. Ostrom. 1t is time
10 go home, said Mr. w. and Gen. o. No
Ho--well listen til morning." shouted many
voices. The officers and speakers had TO leave
the stand before the People would dispersc.
Nj Syracuse next evening, after had spoken
at too great length, ANDREW HUNTER of Virginia,
Whig Eector for the jefferson District, was re.
ccgnized among The auditors and loudly called
for. He took the stand and gave the Onondagas
feast Of e,oqucnce very different from thc dry
array Of facts and principles 10 which they had
SO long and SO patiently listened The questions
in Virginia, the hearty acceptance OF The Tariff
issue by the Wbigs and the triumphant march OF
Protection, The Texas inlquity and the noisy zeal
with which ii IS pressed BY Loco. Focosm US the
great, oyershadcwing issue, the influence of the
Richmond Enquirer, manner of cectioneeliug,
&c. welc all graphically presented TO the electrl-
ned auditory. Wien ct length MIR. Huntcr
,coalG 81, down, he cspied among the crowd ALrx.
W. BRApFoSp, Wing Eiector FOR Baltimore CITY,
who bad just arrived in the nist;-train from the
West, and dropped in 10 the CIab House to he..
what It was that 4 thousand Wings were 50 de-
lighted wi;t.) He too was compelled TO take the
stand, and spoke for ove, half an hour IN ANNA.
ted yindica;ion Of the principles and measures of
the Wings, and in humorous exposition OF the dis
guiseS and opposite pretcnces OF Laco- Foccisn
l,was neatly Midnight be!o,e the audience would
let him desis;
spoke at Rome next evening to very large
and cndug;n- asseal5age, who flied The Metho
dist Church TO itsentire capacity On thstsam
evening JosauA a. SPENCER and 3. F. CoorsR
spoke at Holland Patent, II miles distant, and
away 'Eom any village or dense population, to al
''sSene!agc OF Two TAousAND They had ex.
pecied to meet I Church frll of People; they
iound three Churches iull assembled 10 hear
them, and were obliged to take the open air. So
goes Central NeN.York,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
Correspondence og,he Commercial advertiser.
Macao March Is lSi

You have The advantage Of me IN beng Ii,
EDITOR OF u newspapers 70. in this way ycu
wherebout and you7 welfare arc both commurL
Gated to your friends every cay IN the course q
business.
arrived here safe and well in the BRANDY.
wine, on the 2l.h ul, and Nh Webster The SANE
We tarrv here mlil the monsoon Will permit us
to proceed North toward the Heavenly Court
Our country and ccunuymen arc IN high fave
in China and, ii nothing else occurs to in;e'.
rupt my endca.ors. am confident OF srccess l.
negotiating with this Government.
The newspapers will have informed you ths,
Dr.. Brdceman and Dr.. Parker are joint ntG.
prefers Of The legation. 1t ought to be under
stood, in addition that Dr. Bnjgcman is ch.p
lain Of the legation in title and in fact. have
deemed it essential to have religious services PEI
formed at the residence OF the legation ever
Lords day, and shall adhere 10 the practice s
long as my mission LASTS.
have had very interesting Jonrney to .b,
place through part Of Egypt, Arabia and linda
and hone, If live to rctugn home, TO bring wit
nc some fruits OF my expedition, III knoaledgt
and experience, If nothing else.
am now diligently employed IN the eiude
aud correspondence OF the legation, 50 that N
time is lost by the sojouFn &; Macao.
am, vc,y truly and respectfully. yours; &c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
Correspondence Of the Detroit DAILY Ad,sr.,i.
That 1000 Mass Convention.

- 49," SuJ :. lsi
Msssgs. EDIToas-Tne Polk, D4lla. =,
Tc5as!t.s called 4 CoayC .u0n at this plse.. A.
bossled thai at ieast t,eo thousand OF tn. u,{
own democracy" would attend IN Their night 2
e uascaiI, Of Wild Cat memory ordered 6,
nor ,,f 800 at LeRoys tavern. for $50 at H,i
o,.s and supper !of one hundred at Boss E,
how sre the mighty aien!
list 30 took d,rie. d: LeRoy's p at HickoI,
and J col. supper ct Boss. II was said ,h.,
ns,5 Bu,,s BaEd would be IN at,eadas.,
;rn Detroit. and btlow yoc have scnedeh 4
the masic.
Base Dum. Snare DO Fife, Key B.
ole damaged ike the Loco Foco party OF
Toad of lumber; 3l4 persons IN procession, 4.
told.
Hickey. strong Loco Foco, has snce O.
down his Hickory rolc, AID says Polk 1t.
Tex.s' m,y DO ioI !SogthefR Ssares, bu, no, q,
Nor,hern Frccmen. He now will 20 for his coz.
inv and his country's bes; friend, gallant H.;r-
The Whias llG : meeting the same tine, nG1.
berng 2ss. and this meonnG was got up in b,
an hours time, or the spur o. Tie moment On.
more such Loco Convention, and the day i q:
ov,n. and Genesce can be called the BaEs,,
Coynty., We shall rlec; W;sner and no mstak.
His address IS Il m1estelly effort, and has made
most favorable impression on the mAncs Of a
who have read L, both Wings and Loco foccs
O- "'N! OLD CEYESEv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
u. :. CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge Brrrs

THIS Court met Yesterday, when the iolowir.
Gent emen were Grand Jurors Jane, Van No
rand foreman SneOu Abialms Joseph q Allen. Stephe.
.surknatief George Brown iieny Corse Henry Dure lAs
i.nnck Allied a. Leonard john Mofehead. BFyen M5Cs
pnn. Robert Thompson Nm. SarGn. james \ Wells, Tbs
L. WulwOI.h.
he Cour IN lis charge the Grand Jury stated that Coz
sl-,. IN $50 enacted law rendering II piracy tor any Ansr
can citizen b. gGd The save dc u the cuus vi IL
lIca Aropg the prisoner. chd'gcd with such re
Captain Ha,e o the 6ng Hope they ARE also cairet
with an u.nre !,s. pena It's c0ciCr that oi sefSns
board vessel knowns il 10 have been eGgu.td ~ hs Save
tde Besides tee, hee chaTscs un the ca eDoar OF A
sey mad perjury al the Custom House, stabbng s
with ls-.er degrees crime and Nl be necessary io s
Grand Jun uA>s i-n, / e Grand Juy. ate
liberation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
POLICE OFFICE

CHARGE OF AEsOS.-N man named FredenCi
w n!e was arrested on chprge OF sc,ting fe to hn ,
corler OF LhpsnaTd and Chapel streets. Inns
three O'Clock, the store discovered u be m ire by Nj l.
III luthef no BREAKING found bunch II broom, ous
the r. und lgsdc the CcHhef some paper, and
bag ie 10 winch was GeHJon OF some cnmOsSua.
!uuuT, winch the IRE had yet ehcied : they *
tnsush. The ames. Llude and saying he was ts
II arrested Gnt : >-nt tu pf,ou.
juEfTs.-Alui:a | fe.man WAS affcs,.d and com.
me Tor saaGg brea, pm FoftE 81 80 from james MeCgE
inn No. - Centre street.
GEORGE WILLIAMS, coiured, YVES arrested nnt
c0inlit,L Tor stealing "a yards oi calico from The store Of AZ
drew Lester y Co., No. i6i teaTl ,ifvet.
ARREST OF PICKrOCKET.-John Brown was
by officer Cochrnne charged with stealing pock
wallet ind sU rom the pocket oi v nm lownda, of "a
l3i wcaetn street. while passing through Anthony street
lie committed TO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
UPPER POLICE.


D!sCHARGE.-AGn Elizabeth Backs, German
woman. who arrested and taken Bellevue Hospital
i her lninn "r throwing down he sk oi No. IL D1Id
street, ner examination er.eli Hnd Wltncsc' wdi Dis
chntse, II Appearing That Il was puiel3 an accident.
NEW bIsCHAkGiNG UFFICER.-DaId Stephen
son OF No 53 GOerck tet arrested W Tie watch atsf
resistance. Had lodged the 9TH n,fc witch hOUss
ive ASSISTANT Alderman Diver Of the lin Wand orcetei
The Captain O the watch "a discharge the prisoner. but The
CAPTAIN went 10 Justice Tnylor. and calling HIM up wa, o.
fered 10y n TO brn: the prisoner tie Police Office. Wild
he did. and Stephenson held To bnil 10 answer
lHtFT OF JEwsLKY.-Thomas :. Williams
who lately arrested GGd held 10 bail for stealing gok
watch wHs ugnln arrested by officer Bird aud again admitted
10 h on chHfse oi sealing gold Bracelet gold chan.
i'cset aud flng. worth s20 Snna evun No SO Ez;
beth street
THEFT OF CLOTHIEG.-James Boiler was arrest.
ed By Officers Bird aEd Young. charged with stealing coat
pants, vest. SHIRTS. &c. worth S23 from stable 24h street
We property oi Joseph Faon or the OF Sd Avenue add
2ith street.
BURGLARIEs.-Daniel Edwards was arrested and
committed Tor having. Tie 9Th nst broken into the dwe
Ing OF Matthew Lane of 9Th Avenue and I'D st. ant
stealing money &c, worth 81 i2s spaaer John Camp
bell. was before arrested and committed.
HENRY NORRIS a1d GEORGE 4. DuvALL, were
arrested ard cnmtted for breaking the the ,e
ORBIT, Henry SiGgns nnste foot of Morton
value Of 81! ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
u There is call for Polk Mass Meeting

u There is a call for Polk Mass Meeting al
Pittsburgh, Pa on the 80 of August, which I" All
The friends Of TARIFF" and " Al 1ho arc op-
posed to NATIONAL DEsr, for the 5eneft Of
SrEcuL,ross ard SrocK- GAMBLERS are invited
to attend, Now The knaves who issued this call
know very well that Clay is friendly 10 Protec-
tive Tariff and Polk is not they know that the
National Debt is rapidly diminishing under the
present Wing Tariff, and tha, James X. Polk is
pledged To favcr the Immediate Annexation OF
Texas, which would indeed create "a National
Debt for the benefit OF spectators aud stock.
gamblers" They mean to aetraud tie People
out Of their roteS, by deception no whit bet
ter than countcrfeiting or perjury. Among tie
signers TO this call, we mark the name OF JOHN b
Batter, who was Editor of The Statesman.
a violent Adams paper ii Pittsburgh in 1928,
wherein he doubtless signaly aided the election
of jackson by his cofiin-handbill fcroci,y. Some
of the signers Of this call grossly ignorant and
blinded by party prejudice, but this man knows
well that the Wing party is the party OF PFo,ec.
tion and he is aiming 10 deceive.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
EFooAIyn, July q, ls44.
A. CRlSr. !
u. a. BOkEE.
JOHN A. CROSS,
X EM LE.FFERTS.
JOHN NtYLOR,

s., u Mr- John Skiiinan. OIL e,in,ton. KY sas
~ I'm ,ae s,eiret Rhode isand, Saturday night a ~
S:vihs tolngLon-Is sGppo,cd some thirty mics De
ae OF that 2oc-. lie ,y2 abo, i've feet five or y. inches %
s a Sui & Tith blacA haiI ED eark comoIioa nc
looms nnd figured MaeiIes vest, lie Ind IN hi. pocket rew
@ aaeit ever god nach, and small amount Of money 'u9
Sneud ,he body be found. requested that have &C.
ce:,t onrlsl at the most convenient place
~ cnn,nunc1tns with Daniel Appleton & Co. N y OF
- 4 sktman. Lexington Ky al cxpens. will be pad.
H o' o papets a, Sonnsson, Norwich New Hayen - -
iohs Island, any oIhe towEs the route. ny ~
sins the above will confer favor upon rictea
iuther. .feD York. I'd July, 1874
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

Clay BUrroNs.-We have before Us two sets OF
superb Coat Buttons, each emheilisiied with head
Of Henry Ciay-one set Of German Silver, the other
OF Bronze, and very crediJabie specimens oi Amen-
workmanship, considering tha, they the first
Bronze Medal Buttons made in this country.
The mead is we'll don=, though the likeness is not
striking. L. D. Atws.=r, 1872 Pearl-st. has them for
sale
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
CITY INT Ell l. q h N c Il.
MONDAY.

CuHvIcrIoN OF BorrsroRp.-CharlesB Bo'tsOrd
who 1t will he recoec;ed. arrested IN this city last sun
mer on chnsc ohbng the mail at Fayetteville. Aksna
and eln. $4,000 Treasury Notes has been tired ul s
Rock whther .ent Tor the offence aud conSee-
lie WIS sentenced to 10 yeurs the state fon Gage. w
wns arrested! here wilh hm was sent on as witness, and
ti-d t he received the Treasury Notes tom Bo.tsiOd
knowing thai tley had been stolen. Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

NAyAL.-The Pensacols Gazette of the aOr!, ms.
York. sa;!et on Suaday last. N'' ~. -'~"
The T.. 5 inga'e Pctomsc sbo Yincenoes .rd hi, so
ers, sailed 90 Monday rsi. ' ~ s '''H'
Ire French corvette La B,iian,e. Conmcdorc Rssnard
arrived ese Gn onday azt from ca mpeschy The Briants
eIchansSi 1lue ~ith the :ae Potomac off the bar acd
aisn 81, WIZ ne steamer Union lying of the city.
he u = brig Lawrence, Commander (1:doef fYom No,
folk arrived here yeste.dsy ' lawn awe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

e Robinson has got out rather good carica-
tu.e, representing Tyler and Polk both aatride the
Texas donkey for The Presidential race, while, in
spite OF their whaling and Old Hickory crowding be-
mind, the organ goaheadtyeness seems no; at ell
developed on the peryerse and scurvy beast Away
ahead is The aliltoy' who is certain to win at &
gal!op.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
The Souti,-Wes,.

The Wings OF our ALLEGANY County will hold
Mass Convention at Angelica on Monday, the
5tl CT August, when FRAScls GRANGER, Mn.
LAID FILLMORE, JoHx \. COLLIER, A. B. Dlck.
;.'soN, D. (. BAcos aad GEO. DAwsoS are ex.
pecied 10 address taem. There VIII be 5000 on
hand ii The day Is favorable. II Alegany do nj
give l,00O Wing majoniy tbs Fall, we shall be
srieveusiy mistaken.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

r- ohe New. York Tribune ooss 70 Rhode siind 10 sl
f.t l 10 the - hi:s ,te have no dcnb, II "lu :" H.
40 .re ~; 3.rrlbied VIE ere. and Tioie''eI'
Governor fr,'- VIZ ever iu't-sn 'r .,i,h
-. ~ W. cffr.r;e II the laws s"na poke t,2tsr,'
sr- inrn lie Psr;caG-s bs:ore he ei-ci1n i"e iI0e
nol.-- VII b. scircNl5 drrpersi
II We cur the above from among seFeFa'
other untru.hs IN the Pittsburgh Morning Post
Tie Editor must use more economy or he viii
run out before November. It is = gross false
hood iha, Working Nan are not permitted 10
vo.c IN Rllo6e Island. There IS no Property
Qualification there. l. is false that he Governor
3l Rhode Island is under bail fox any offence
vhataye7. Samuel ". King, who was Governor
of Rhode Island, has not been in office for more
than year past. We hear he is involved IN
difficulty with the Bank of which he was Presi-
dent. but we do rot know whether the charge
implies crminali;y or only crror and misfortune
but If he has committed any crime we hope ne
will be punished W. never set up lamentation
when law. breakers and anarchists who profess to
be Wings Get into the Penitcn;iary, whether by
attempting 10 ,iola:e one law c7 to su5ve't ali law.
II wM. II. vw WAGNER, the Poughkeepse
Blacksmith, Will speak to his brother Mechanics
and Working Men of our City this evening at
Na,icna! Hall, in obedience TO the following IN.
.;,,.;,,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

DI- The KENTUCKY WHISTLER mnde his grand debut
the American M.rum nst night tD large and degh<
audience lie VIII appear again tonight and. with the ID
lnt sisters and Others, will attract crowd yisiten The
Fortune Teller may be and consulted at all hours
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

ELLEs siiDpLsros.-rhis is ths tile Of pow
eFful but csreiesgly written tale, from The pen OF
Lady 6eoFgiana Fullerton, Just published BY VIM.
II. Graham, loo Nassau-stIeet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

e The Sunday Schools attached TO the Eliza
beth-st, and Hcus;on.st. Univers.list Churches will
take ;hrie Annual Exclusion this day. going by boat
10 Yonkers. Wi!Iis's Brass B4ad viii accompany
them. The Excursion m;ll doubtless be pleasant
one, especially to the two Societies and ,hsg friends.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
vitatiou (:
Nrw-YnRK. Inlr 18th. ISL.

WM Il VAS wagner :-Sjr-i he undersigned, slechan
cs nn anrny Men OF the City OF New York. de.irus ol
hearin iar,her the great questgns Of Political economy
ana National Policy which now DIVIDE ard agte the country;
and understanding tha, you have devoted rch attention 10
lie rlsct OF Protective ia' and w innGe1ccs on me re-
uncrHtor OF abnr and the condition generally 81 the w oTA
n Glasses respectfully invite Ia meet and address US on
;hat SUBJECT. such time as will SUIT ycu anu al s'c pace rs
Rem 1iorn Men and understanding Tint you treat ths
irro-,gn, ~ isc plainly and amiay, as becomes " oTk
w Man speaking Working Men. your acceptance ci 'hs
li-r-n .I-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

ANOTHER MOONLIGHT Observation-Disclosures Of
these popular and delightful entertainments comes
o;i this e'ening, on The splendid steamer South
America The Concert is 10 be given by the New
York Sacred Music Society. under the direction OF
Dir. L. c. Hill. All who have altead=d these ex.
cuEsions speak In the highes, terms OF them.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
Xnrfhcrn Pennsylvan:a.

There were large and enthusiastic Wing Mass
Meetings Of the Wings Of Susquehanna Co. Pa.
At Mon,rose on the 18th and Of those OF Bradford
Co. at Towanda on the l7lh inst The latter Is
estimated at to 1000. Several towns had more
rotcrs in procession than they ever gave Wing
votes. The speakers were Hon. EDWARD Her
RICE, Col. Jony SWIFT of Philadelphia, l.. e.
!}A>cHof-r and EZRA S. SWEET of oswcgo.
Jysiali Randall, who had expected 10 DC present,
vas detained at Sunbury by sickness, and the
Buckeye Blacksmith was also absent, though ex.
pected. The greatest should be used Gil these
occasions no, To disappo.at the People OF single
speaker, if any thing shor; Of breaking nccas viii
ret him there.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
Our Young Speakers.

y young Wing inquiries how are Young Men
who can speak to be distinguished from the many
who only ,hiHk ,iisy can, aud brought into the
field. eanswcr-Step out into any neighbor-
hocd where you ere acquainted, and il there is no
Clay Club there now, aid in getting one up. You
will there naturally be called or to speak at lis
opening, and De sue you have thorough 4c-
qaain:ance with the facts material to the great
issue, and the documents under you, elbow to
sustain them. AFTER that, ii you speak to the
purpose, ycu viii called on quite as often as you
viii choose 10 speak. But choose small gather
ings, unll you know that you are master Of the
questions IN issue.
u HORACE GREE1Er will zddiess tie Clay
Club OF Bloomingburgh, Sullivan Co. on tSatar-
dly of this week al , P NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
THE TRIBUNE.
WHIG NDmiNA[lOHS.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 80, 1874

Er Democratic NhiS County Conven-
tion.-An adjourned meeting Of ths Convention will be held
This Tuesday Evening O'Clock a, the Broadway House
By ords,. HENRY {. DAVIES. Chairman.
Gzo' Ia q " piIrTIyy rnyss: Secretaries. v39it
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

TIE EXPRESS FoR E3GLAsD.-Iiiis day and TO-
morrow, the 3lsi, Packages, Parcels, sc. will be
received al ADAMS & Co.'S European Express o.
fee Wall street, for transmission by The steamship
Hlbc:nia for Liverpool. Their Express FOR Freight
closes this day at half past IL for small Parcels and
Packages Tomorrow at the same hour, which will
20 forward TO the Liverpool Agents, Messrs. Will
mer " Smith, with the certainty OF prompt atten-
tom
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
Meeting CO the Young Mems Clay
y tom.

Association.
The Young Mems Clay Association held one
II he most spirited and enthusiastic meetings. ;s,
eight at National Hail that "e hare eitcnesd
during thepresent canvass. The hsil 'sas e'owd-
ed 10 lis ulmos, capacity, chiefly hy Young heR'
full OF ardor and burning with enthusiasm IN the
Whig cause. The meeting was organized by the
,...c;cc Of the following gentlemen IS oiilccrs:
P-eyd.ni-JAMEs HILLYER-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

EARTHeuAkE "A shock OF an earthquake was
fei; st Cincinnati on the l9,h between tivc and
SIX O'Clock F. Nj. and also at Memphis Tenaes-
see, on the same afternoon, and at about the same
hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

ATrsPT TO COMMIT SuIcIDE-A Mrs. Robin.
son, residing near the corner OF Chippewa street
on ffanAlin street, yesterday attempted To com.
mt suicide by cutting her threat With "a razor
Some fearful gasbes were made, but by the
timely sid OF DR.. spregue the wounds were sewed
up and j. is supposed the LADY viii survive
Some slight alteration with her husband wa. The
only reason which could be assigned ior the ccr.
Buffalo Economist
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
nhlise ronr. resrectlnIly

NEW YORK. July Goth 1874.
ca-.'rcr-I have received your kind attefng note,
nviin ne IN sddrs,s ny ow.ctiz2ns and especialy the
Working Nen this city 90 the subject OF Protecting Amer
ran Labor &c. &c will do sO 1t It be Their pleasure on
Tuesday evening next, yours respectfully.
' WM. II. VAN WAGNER:
To Robert SIN III, John Br1nr Benz Canan. Utah DAVIS. l.
! nnYlc J @ Pinckney. j y. Bncnss, &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

RoBpEnT.-Air. Joseph Hasson, of Brooklyn,
was robbed of sl59 on the steamer Empire, on
her downward trip Saturday morning. The rob
Der was discovered at New Baltimore, and all the
money found upon him. Mr. Husson got back
his raoney, and the robber sent a trip be
had not bergained for.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30
Subscriptions for Clay Tribune.

~ Mass ConvenIion.-rbeW Wbip, of Long I..sd
"i hold Mass Convention the s,h day of Angus; GeI
near the borders of Kings and Queens Coune, on the Of
the Long Island Rail Road
lhc Wings Of the nesfbouns Countes Of the STATE cat al
hendy 70 the cause are invited to attend Several dss
=hen 'peaScr from abroad have beu written TO- who a's
consented to be present and address the meeiiac.
Arrangements have been made with the Lon, Issnd R.l
kosd Co. BY which desrou OF attending the rnees
WA! be enabled 10 do - with ease and comfort
que notice VIII be given. oil tie nsemsn, ere
EFcoSiyn. July q, 1874
A. CRlST.
u. A. BOkEE - A..
John A CROSS C"'nnii.tee%, %.
rem LEFFERTS Fanssihei'N'
John \ iYlOR
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-30

NEw JEssEY.-Jhe Wings OF old Morris had
d glorious meeting at Walnut Grove on Satur-
day. An Ash Pole ll2 feet long, was raised
amid the cheers of some 2000 Wings, and spirit
ed addresses delivered by Dr.. GorLE, CORTLAND
PALMER, Esq Jalgc DuEn, and Senator MILLER.
upmards Of $50 ladies were in eltendance.