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VIRGINIA rl,ttpt,oN,

The returns hom Vnainis indicate pretty
plainly that The Slate has gene 10, tho Whigs--
that they will have majority ON joint ballot N
the Legislature.
Ye, Mr.. Clay will no, 10, viigip'a next fall
John Tyler will proven, hat
Goggin (Whig) is elected 10 Congress In
Gilmers District.
There is a rumor thai Bayly is elected by .
small msjorly in Wise's District.
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A CARD.

The Ladies Of the Methodist Protestant Church
respectfully announce to the public their intention
Of opening their Fair on Monday tn. 9slh Of April,
at the Apollo Hail. where they will display their
beautiful and elegant collection, comprising he
latest pattern, Of useful and ornamental article.
among which will be found handsome silk and ~or.
ted embroidery, she'll work, and wsr work, chief,
their own manufacture, together with pcrfum.ry.
stationery, confectionery, &c.
Admttsncc 1871 cents.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE CON.
VENTION.

Assembled in Fsneuil Hall, Boston, on tn,
25h instant (ApriD. Hon. Asa Newball pre.
siding, and unanimously and uncondi,onsIly
nominated for the next Presidency
Jons Tyler, or VIRGINIA.
Extracts from the resolutions adopted by the
Convention
Resolved, We most heartily approve Of and shall
take the necessary to be represented in IN.
Tyler Conventional be held in Baltimore on the 27,h
Of May next
Rssstssd, That in consideration Of the diicut cir
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the Senate went into Executive session
In the House, after the reading Of the Jour.
nal of Saturday, Mr.. WELLER presented the
proceedings of a meeting of the 4th. 9Th. aud
9th Wards Of the city Of Washington, accom-
panied with Charter for said city, which was
referred to Committee Of the whole on the
state Of The Uoion, aud ordered to be printed
Mr. LsvY offered a resolution Of inquiry in rela.
ton to the Florida Indians, which was agreed
to. Mr.. LEWIS offered q resolution calling upon
the President for copies of all correspondence
between the Governments OF Spain aud the
United States, during the years 1916. ~, 'lS
and 'ls. Mr.. BRsKrHRorr objected. Mr..
LEWIS then moved a suspension Of The rules
and Mr.. BRNKERHors demanded the yeas
and nays, which were ordered, and the fol-
lowing is the result: yeas l19, nays % SO the
rules were suspended. Mr.. J. w. DAVIS called
for the reading Of the resolution, and it was
read by the Clerk. He then demanded the pre-
vious question. Mr.. ADAMS requested Mr.. ia.
Wis TO withdraw the previous question, 40 as TO
allow him to offer amendment; and Mr..
LEWIS accepted Of Mr. Adams's amendment as
a modification, and The resolution was then
agreed 10. Mr.. HAspER asked the consent Of
the House to make a report; which was Oh.
jected 10. Mr.. HARrra then moved a suspen-
sion Of the rules; which was decided in the me-
gaiive. Mr. Nosa's moved suspension Of thu
rules for the House to resolve itself into Com
mIttee Of the Whole on the state of the Union
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Horkrss took the chair, and the commit
tee took up the Tariff bill and Mr.. WELLER sd-
dressed the Committee in favor Of the reduction
OF the Tariff Of ls42 and the debate was going
on al the time our Reporter left the House.
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ain lees lhai sssA sHs sseWiss would venture
TO accuse vs. Of - fraud aud violepcs." a,
The sel6sh and liane-seuing disposisisD. ssd
gross inconsistency manifested in both Ibsse
ie.ten, will place their authors in anything ut
IN envisbls light before posteri,y bur Mr. Clay
will at less. escspst the charge Of hypocrisy and
ingraii,ude, and Of gross dsrespect to a ben
him. Ht
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J. b. JONES, Cor. Sec.

Resolved, Thar We MOST HEARTILY APPROVE or
AND SHALL TAKE THE NECESSARY MEASURES TO De
RrPREsEsrkp, IN THE TYLER CoNytNrioN, TO BE
HELD IN BALTIMoRE ON THE 9th or MAY NEAT
Resolved, THAT IN CONSIDERATIONS OF THE pSf-
CULT CIRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH THE DEmocRALio
PARTY Is PLACED, We REGARD JOHN TYLER A.
CANDIDATE, NOT LESS DESERVING, AND MORE LiKILi
THAN ANY OTHER TO CONCENTRATE THE STRENGTH OF
THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE COHORTS OF Federalism,
AND 70 SECURE THE TRIUMPH OF DEMoCRATIc TRUTH
AND THEREFORE,, INDEPENDENT OF AMY OTHER, AND
EVERY OTHER SELECTION THAT MAY BE MADE, WE
NOMINATE HIM AS OUR CANDIDATE FOR THE rREsi-
pENcY AND COMMEND HIM TO THE SUPPORT OF THE
PEOPLE, As A TRIED, CoNsIsTkNT AND TRUE DDMo-
cRAr; AND HERE, IN THE OLD CRADLE oE LIBEkrr,
WE PLEDGE OURSELVES TO EVERY HONORABLE EFFORT
TO SECURE HIS ELECTION.
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Convention be
extended to the Tyler Democratic Central Committee
At Washington for their early and vigorous mea-
sures in sustaining the cause Of President Tyler, and
trust they will perse,ere in the noble stand which
they have taken and issue an Address to the Ameri
can People which shall do justice 10 his eminent
claims.
The following resolution was passed by the
TYLER State Convention held in New York on
the 25ih instant:
Resolred, That the Central Committee at WASH
ngton be requested to issue address TO the Demo
cratic Republicans of the Union calling on them to
organize effectively and promptly in favor OF John
Tyler, the Veto President and DEcLARIHG THAT THE
NOMINATION OF THE PRESIDENT NOW "TIxEp
YAer," AND NO LONGER AN OPEN QUESTION.
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Hosrox, April 70, 1874.
Nj, DEAn sH Our Tyler Ds~acrstic Conven-
lion, held last evening II Fsnue Hall, vas rouser
The Hall was crowded, sot lsss than five thousand
people being present Cob Zabriskie gave US an ex'
oeIlent speech, which cannot but be productive OF
much good You will sec by the resolutions, in the
Times that our nomination Of old Veto was without
reserve or condition, aud that all our business was
done up in good shape. Massachusetts will be fully
apa respectfully represented at Baltimore on the 9th
OF May.
We feel little pride in the manner in which the
whole thing has been carried through. for the partc-
ulars Of which must refer you to the Times Of this
day
la haste, yours, -.
Jots Is Josus Esa
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CONGRESS--SATvspAy

Ia the House, the Committee of the Whole
on the State Of the Union, Mr.. HopxIss in the
Chair, rose late in the evening, reported pro.
gress on the Tarif bill, and the House I'D
journed.
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TO oUa FRIENDS AND SUBSCRIBERS.

A. GosRGHr, The chief and conhden-
,;,I clerk of the Madisoniau establishments Is
now ON his way TO the East and the North WIN
The accounts of Subscribers Some have been
due for several years, some are just due, and
other, are about to become due. ln view OF inc
great bat lie which we are preparing TO hgh', we
trust all will DO ALL THEY CAN. MI. -. 10 'u"'
authorized TO give receipts.
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II Isl little ominous that 10 copy ing our short
paragraph Of some ten lines, the Tntelligencer
should omit the important facts we stated, that
the Treaty provided for reduction of the duty
upon tobacco, rice, cotton and lard. Is the In
telligencer alsrmed7
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HENRY CLAY AND MARTIN VAN BUREN
"Lesshd in like hounds they crouch tor e~Sio5nsnl'
These two Presideatiai ea,sdiddssss run and
hunt in couples. When they were Secretaries
Of State they exered themselves TO acquire
Texas. They now denounce Mr.. Tyler be-
cause of his successful efforts TO accomplish the
same great object. See how admirably their
course tallles:
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THE COLD WATER CUpr

OF HfDRoPATHY - ju.
l. i published and th,. day received Tor all. n,
r. TAYLOR, being an account Of IN. treatment an
prevention of diseases by means Of water Fdi.J 4,
Dr.. shsv, NJ. ID. One voIume-pric. 81 cents
april 70
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ANNEXATION IN New YoRK.-The Pebeian
in favor of adding Texas to the Union, and not
only in this city, but in the Stale, and we be-
leve in the whole country.-Phii. Mercury.
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In THOSE THINGS wncH Ana A'sA"'~
81 usirr--s sos-EssrsriAI'' L'sA~'''
rn,se. ca.Rtrv-Augusisn.
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JUST PUBLISHED, "A Di.cours. on the Bs.
cooisn Philosophy, by Samuel Tyler, Esq, oftbs
Maryland Bar, Frederick City"
Tie "Prinoeion Rev,e~,r for this month ttus
speaks Of tbs above ~ork
This work 10 exhibition and vindicalion Of
Bsoons System, written With singular power OF
Analysis and psrspsooi,y OF statement II is n mas-
serIy production, and ve confidently recommend IL 10
oil who feel any interest in the methods results Of
philosophical investigation"
A few copies Of the above isercs,nq work for ssle
at 6taiionep' Hall. w. FISCHER
april 19-3Aw7w
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Does not the election which came Of yesterday
IN old Democratic Chesterfield, Z" a tale un,old''i
have been taught Vub. Sap. SUI .N5us Verron,
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The Tyler Central Committee are requested
IN meet at the Committee Room this evening"
n half mast seven O'Clock, for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the proprlety oil issu-
ing an Address forthwith, in response to The
following resolutions, UNANIMOUSLY adop'eo
bv The New York Convention, and by the thou-
sands of freemen of the State of Massachusetts,,
convened in SOLD FANEUn HAIL." Boston, on
the 25th Of April.
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VAN RIIREN
CLAY

As General Jackson's Sc Advocated the annexation
cretsry Of State advocated Of Texas when Secretary
the anne Ration Of Texas. OF State 10 Mr. Adams =
When Presid, Mt he oppos- He opposes annexation
ed annexation. lie now now, but promises to take
opposes annexation, butt subject under conside-
promises to take the pro- ration when President
prieiy Of annexation un-
der consideration when hcl
is again President.
If any one can make more out Of the
long and labored letters of these two dstn-
guished gentlemen, we should be grslihed 10
hear what he has to say.
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Good accommodations for enc hundred head ,f
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CONGRESS-MoSpAy

Immediately after The reading of the Journa
the Senate went into Executive session.
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,,:s stpel Sailhman5er Nanens Goodman ,tnb er,.I
res a neul' IN Cincinnati BEL brer ISb%sns sss .!
pafalng fald'e finf 9baler Noen s" auf Sie e. oe,
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
fF,om the New.York Fxnrsss !

AccIDEsT.-Janes NJ Bull. Esq, eos Broadway, had
child burnt checking his arms neck shou
ders, and back that his lite dspaired Of His family
physician Dr Nelson the oldest and most emlnea,
physcAi hls city had the ibeal,y aad honesty to I'd
yse Mr Bull TO eGd lmu edately y Courtiand street. for
Conaes Pain Extractor He did so aud by use of this
magical Save his beloved saved from DEATH and 10 The
wonder OF all that him. cured SCARCELY
left Mothers and parents who The and haj.
aess OF teff children should b. without Coanes
tractor always tie house reay for case uf burn or
scaid accident any kad This article viii cure
any CT a following complaints psy will be taken for
cd Parts Chae Chaps Ulcers Runounds Nipples Sore
Eyes ntiaued Skin. rtckly Heat Sore Throat Kings
Inflammation of all kinds. I, nothing unless it cures
VIII be given 10 The Poor Also, North 5th ST. Phila
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

BHEuMArI.A GoUr.-Wrights lndian Vegetable Pills
cilnary medicine for the OF rheumatism
aud Gout because they only cleanse the stomach and
bowels OF those morbid hunors nhc II taken into The cII-
cuation and thrown upon membrane and muscle are the
OF The above painful ma!ad.es bu; they excite the abb
therefore absolutely make perfect cure q he
and single Is box o! sad indlsn vese
table Pills viii give the astonishing Ielie ana erse-
rance according the directions will be certain 10 drive PAIN
OF every description from the body
W1ghs Indian Vegetable Plsalso aid and improve di2es
on therefore give health and ygo 20 ths hole tfae,
as well as make rerft OF rheumatism end gout
For al. al IN. Principal Office No. 293 Geen'yich
CAur1oS-as co,terieits abroad avoid ali of
doubtful character and be aculaI III all cases 10 ask Tor
Wristt's Indian Vegetable piiis
Offices devoted exclusively TO the sale OF the ecine
Wholesale and retail No. 293 Greenwich street. New York
No 1873 fremont street. Boston and No. 6s Race street PHI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

MA1YE-A Wing State meeting was held at
Augusta on the 7th-Josiah s. Little presiding.
Moses L. Appleton of Bangor and David Bron-
son of Augusta were chosen Senatorial Delegates
to the National Convention, and Hon. GEORGE
EVANS recommended as candidate for Vice
President.
A Mass Convention was agreed on, to be held
at Augusta next summer, and a Committee ap.
pointed to address Mr. CLAY and ask him to visit
the State-if convenient, at the time the Mass
Convention may be held.-The meeting was not
large, but will do as beginning.
Reports from the Eastward assert the election
to Congress of ROBINSON, Wing, over Gary, BY
twenty- three majority. Doubted.
MAssAoHusErrs.-The official canvass of votes
in the Third Congressional District at the late
Election shows the following result Whole num-
Der of votes cast, 1903; Necessary to choice,
1902; For Amos Abbot, Wing, 1882; G. P.
Osgood, Loco, 1864; all Others 807 Clear
majority for Abbot 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
Appointments by the President.

By ard ioth the adrice and consent Of The Senate.
HENRY A, WISE. Envoy E1traord nary and Minister Pen'
ipoentiary 10 Brazil.
Richard r. Cayler be Attorney of The United States Cor
the Dscrict of Georgia the place of Alexander DIysdale
COLLECTORS OF THE cUsToMs.
Nicholas W iiiis re.appoinred Oxford, Maryland.
John Howe Bristol and WaTeu Rhode Island, So m
uel s. Allea, resigned.
SURVEYORS THE REVENUE.
Alex. X Phillips. Fredericksburg, Virginia, Ie-appointed
VIM. Williams, East River, Virginia, rs-oppoEted.
Nathaniel P Porter, Louisville, Kentucky r-a?poiAtsd
Joseph Litton, Nashville, Tennessee, fr-eppointed.
Hiram Perry. albany, New York. rr-appolLrsd
John A. Cavedo, teraandpa Floflde, le.apl 0lEt:I.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
Things in Philadelphia.
Corresuoadepcs of The Tribune.


GRAND WHO RALLY.---The Wings OF the City
and County of Philadelphia will celebrate the blrts
day of Washington in the following manner-Dles
at the Musical Fund Hall at II o'clock A. NJ. an!
hear the Farewell Address of Washington 10 th.
People OF the United Safes read by James Hanna
Fso-Afjer which an Grafton will de delivered BY
WIn. B. Reed, Esq.
In the evening grand ball will be given al The
Chestnut-street Theatre, and among the arrange.
men1s am pleased TO notice that all spurious and
vinous liquors are TO be excluded from the FheaHs
The list of Managers is headed by our worthy and
excellent Mayor, John NJ. Scott Esq.
LEGrsLArIyE.-Not a single item Of importance
from Harrisburg. If the lawmakers OF "Jerem!
Diddler" don't act speedily upon the bill receau,
passed in the House for the payment OF the ihl.s.
due on the 1st inst. they certainly merit Inc lsoua
of a much wronged and injured people. Inc eI. as.
Canal Commissioners ask for an appropIauO4"
only S60,0 TO commence with.
On Saturday morning just as the cars hao sa'. a:..
from Camden, the Trenton freight train approacalg
cars, owing to the switch being turned 10 SUI ~
former. IA,
AMBROSE CASE, the fellow who conml!tese s.ut W
forgeries upon the Farmers and Mechanics ps,'' s.
last summer has been discharged from custodsi
The weather to-day is of the most delightful eas
rncter, and our citizens both old and young' ePP'~
TO be enjoying it. ...., 90
STocKs-A very ylined business was tone - ID III
erday. vii niagton iteross Bonds decasa sta.e
Inington shares over from Fr:aays quotations.
also fell eff & Pennsylvania Bank2; Vick'ouis ''u'
slight improvement. ,,, ,U;Im,z;s
Sizes 1884, Tai; $500 do Sizes. 1885, at 7at a a5
syy1hia B,n 2.3 DO DO z! 2a2t ls do DO a. ~ IT.
TsksbuIg e r. at ~ 90 s @ ,bs1a. Wa
Raiiio.d az H.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
DAALoNEGA (Ga.) February

BLOODY AND FATAL REScouNrER-it becomes
our painful duty to record one of the most bloody
tragedies with which the newspapers are crowded.
GA Friday last difficulty occurred ut grocery
store belonging to MIR. James r. Long, situate on
the road side, about half way between this place
and Auleia, in which Mr. Long, Peter Tfammell,
James Heton and Iandawick Dobbs were engaged,
and which resulted in the stabbng of the three latter
bv the former, and the death of Dobbs, which ensued
the following evening. The other two, Trannmell
and Helton, are still alive, and it is supposed will
recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

REV ELoN GALUsHA.-From private sources we
understand that the report of which we had re-
ceiyed successive ntmations for considerable pc
Rod past, that Elder Gausha had become full and
confirmed convert to the theory of Miller, is true
and we have heard it added, that he proclaims in
public his expectation that the world will be de-
stroyed on or before some day next month, we be-
lieye the 18th. A very brief period will be required
to prove the utter allacy of such an expectation.
baptist Advocate, Feb. s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
By This Mornings Mail.
nominations. SC.
Tfiys;e Correspondence Of The Tnbprs


WASHINGTON F.b,u,,-m
DEAR SIR: a meeting OF the Cabinet wa,
held yesterday, at which the names of Gov. vm
Ness OF Vermont, Judge NELSON and Chancello,
WALwoErH OF New Y osk. were brough. forward
and their merits canvassed, for the vacant Jnd,o
ship on the bench OF the Supreme Court. sor
Of vote was taken on them, and resulted az fol
lows:
FoR VAN Ness. FoR Nelson. FoR WA1wosrv
upshuf, Spencer None.
Still, whose name viii be sent in is yet doubt,
iu. Nearly all the Loco Foco Delegation in the
House signed sort Of Beggar's Petition
TO the President TO give Mr.. Nelson the place
How mean, small and pitiful is such course fo,
q Judge 10 take to endeavor TO reach seat in the
highest judicial Tribunal Of the lant-I had
almost said, of the world
Coy. GILMGR has had his choice presented IA
him, and he has preferred the Army; tha, is to
say his name IS TO be sent in IS Secretary of War
Mr. Wilkins, OF Pittsburg, II. C. (iormerly Sens.
tor and Judge is to be nominated as Secretary
Of the Navy; the Senate, there IS very little
doubt, will confirm him, and also Gov. Gmes.-
Both are excellent men, and highly esteemed
and far over, far superior to Henshaw and Porter.
WISE got 80 votes yesterday in the Senate. He
was under the impression that only Benton and
Tappan voted against him.
Mr.. WEBSTER spoke for three hours in the G.
! !
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

FIRE AT PRAIRIEYILLE.-The store Of M ;sI
Orlnsbee was nearly destroyed by fire on tns j.,
instant. The Goods were nearly all desuoys"
Loss estimated at between $4,000 and s4 UM l.
Milwaukee iWs.} paper, II u a''