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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-09
HEALTH, RECREATION AND COMFORT
TO INV.dLIDS AND ALL OTHERS
r. BARCLAY az co.


HEALTH, RsCkEATIoN AND noMFoRr.
J. BARCLAY ~ co.
HAVE OPENED FOR THE SEASON THEN HOTEL
LONG BRANCH, ~ j.,
90 WELL KNOWN TO the citizsns Of New York and
decidedly the best Hotel and Sea Bathing Establishment with
hundred mi Of either city Vse and invalds will
OF bathing during the summer mo-ths apparent to al
and Long Branch furnishes nducement to families and
for health recreation and comfort 10 the lovers
Of ns s ns.s1 IF ns a Sc s lay. S; Baa < great
TEE Steamer rus, from Fulton Market wharf, and the
SHREWSBURY, from the foot Of Cathsrne Market, to
daily from the Ocean House From latter place
ara conveyed the Wiss good
Long Branch June 81, 1874 je2s awsn
RASCO'S HOTEL.
MONTREAL, CANADA.
Fisnds and Public that leased the above well
known Establishment and to solicit continuance OF that
support and patronage which for yean has
tended to HIS prede cessor MIR: kasco.
With the experiences which he has already had in ths line.
he could nv promise his pirons and travellers gene
rally that will be omitted in his Establishment which
contribute their comfort convenience. His table
will always be supplied with the OF the and
hest Of everything which the markets AFFORD well a. with
Wines and Liquors Of the chocss description He has also
engaged st French arfiss under whose active
nsudence ,hs CULINARY department " be placed foot
ing Which cannot be asrpa.Ssd any smiis o
undergone complies repavaon aud contains sdss hume
elegantly furnished Prvate Aptmens handsomely H.
up Coffee and Reading Rooms supplied with the Cana
dian and United States papen Hot and Cold Baths and every
ing MAINTAIN high character Of The Hotel Q! 70
enhance it, reputation. j. M. DONESANA.
jyalmsm
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Observation-Disclosures.
40 Nnssau STREET

n J FERDINAND GOTTA, ImpoIt'r Of Leeches, Fave
~. the honof q Informing Physicians Diusnr Apohece
With the beat Leeches from Ep5ope which are reSeysd
ees, which they will sell quantities aunt puehA-
and will forward them to o. The United states
her keches being always of fresh impoation and lacked
such insure their arrival in good condition al
Dealing very largely in this trade they will all times al
ford Leechss at prices. je25 im"ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-09

TAKE NOTICEThe Subscriber continues to practice on
the thar he has for the last year, past in
city Of New ork nameyto branIh Of sick
that the human subject particularly sub
Of long standing aud appear ncurabe He wishes
such call him. and thsy shall receive the first medicine
and attendance gratis Office No. 81 Reyde few doors
north IRON Broadway $. HEINE, M D..
jei2 ,osrc German Physician.
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
wearing apparel into cash.
To Families and Gentlemen quitting the city changing
residence having supsrduous effects dispose Of will
nd much to their advantage send for the subscriber who
j. LEVtNSTYN,
400 Broadway up starn
prompt attsntien. jIim isrc
best protection sganst fire. az all admit WILDEkS Sae
to be the only really fre defeampness the only
objection rased them, which has bsen ene
~ overcome asd the subscriber challenges any
instance when safe made by him. having his
ailt plate (which all hsve that has injured books,
jewely by dampness He pledges himself the
public that all safes made by him shall Ere proof thief
and damp proof, well knowing that should one fail
either respect that his loss reputation would be greater
than the OF safe that shoud imperfect All
other saamander Safes imitation and infringement
upon Wdes Pant ne having purchased thu exclusive right
for the ssts Of New York; TO and furnish the
Safe warehouse and factory No lls Water street.
6lLAS G. HERRING.
BSecondhand Safes for sale less than halfprce.
jel1 dyAwy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-09
HULL'S TKUSSES.
MRS. CARROLL'S

INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS,
31C Broadway, two doors above the Hospital
Iva the Medical Faculty and the public that she has removed
Courtland and established Moderated Vapof
and Sulphur Baths commodous and central situa-
on No rs Broadway where by her continued sssiduty
and abe the winch mar
esabllshment has received Tor the hst eighteen
N. BSuphur Baths require lours hotics Portable
Baths part Of city vicinity Bathing
Tubs Tor h,rr jo imrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-09

TEETH TEETH I! TEETH!!!
OHEAPEST OPERATING OFFIC z in the city. Prices
- edpced fifty cant. N. TAYLOR Surgeon Dentist 81
East Broadway.
LxtYsctng .. . 1913
Single Tooth, on pivot.... ..'s........15
. Silver 90. 81 90
GOid.ss ss..s$3 90
=. Filling Teeth.... ........ ........@
All operations warranted at this office. jyl ln,src
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- CARL KING, THE WELL KNOWN and esis.
)bntsd Fint Premium Tuscan ana strw Hat Ma1uiae
Is vcsy hs hand lage s.d is.h'enabls s,sol
Albert Patent Dunstables Rutlands Pedals Rice staws
Neapotans and Neapo4n Lace Of various patterns rot 20
will couvpea the .ubne Of the fact.
NB-Ne:poa Lace Hats, Of a suI erior quay-fashon-
able shaps are be had Carl Kings II Division street Al
x3 a piece milo 2msm
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WILMER & SMITH, who have for series OF years run
private and from London with important INTEL
kence frequently performing the entire journey $40 miles, 10
Six HOURS offer 70 the American Public and Government
do dispatches SPECIE bills Deeds &C. which
WILL all occasions be most faithfully delivered by their
mail. 70 London: MI: EDWARD WILLMLK. who !. no..
subject and give security for the due performance Of all such
be entrusted his Liverpool establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-09

WATER POw.ER-For sale OF to Jet, in large small
w quantities. ist hydraulic privilege, the lowest
prices suitable for kind Of Mills Manufacturing
sabshmns M somsrville. New Jensy, only thxss hosrs
ride from New York. Apply to
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
:}y 'Eh;s Mornings siail.
Th:uga In philadelphia
,>-..,,;.,.s rf ,he New.YoFk Tribune.
''''e'''- PHftDrtrHtA. Novernt>; 22s-P. ,

ptr5 ,7ytpErA Novemts; 2iP. ".
- I ~
PATISG FOR iT---an-'n-f '-f''c' ha- "'ci W"
,,ne,i ayai the County OF fi sdelphn Tor property de
styovei DUNG lie LensDgtou rOtS. In ife supreme Court
ve,ier:ay ho,e Chsef Justice Gibson. lI !;sanan named
layey recovered s 3 damages for the Destruction oa
ing agas The County destruction Of three soFy bfeS
h NJ tie corner Phaix and Second Streets on tie ON
of sloy last occupied by the SISTERS Of Charity rs seminary
" .nrf-I acCIufsr-t KlaIEtL CARELESS
"a a. So, - s.,nf,- r,o,ber dreadful accident &C
s-on ss,fnay & M.o,'h I -ad .,o,,,,,. fr the
fuIt apSm 'e 2 slE s M ram Of coai ea were com
,1, down tn the cy wagor containing men. the
c,ntr of the FALL Of SchuySill Bridge. down. and
we rrSon in,;Hn,y Killed and the other ei, IN dying
9,,on an /, : nd he la,te, his s,nce dicd
Cnys,cy I'M. ne ~. hy IN. Britannia has
foNf..'' - hl;os wan ~ this c;.,
caused favorable iiap'esien upon BUSINESS i ~ @ -
SHIP WALTE2 -CaPt: fednck anled ID 'nis
city on SATURDAY. afternoon from slip Water Or Ihursdny
morning wrecked rek or two SINCE and reports h,vng et
y crates deck and about lCU ~ her hold Cnp eSpes
that the present week should turn out 'atntaoc' efeiy
thing N tEe ship wall be discharged except Use i'oa-
W. B.hK NA> CHESTER = i,i- .'ssrI, COM
ariel by Capt; Jar:nan remained nj the Stenkwa,er
Frrsy her crew still refusing to do duty.
t'At.g ALasAs.-There wer- erGi false alarms
-, ,ho,,. half ms. O'Clock this afternoon
ot ne ,s' m Sn.,,nvstG vSch -es,itcd in h-ht
u'Tre WE ~ l. - =. eontv ~ bos,erairs snd cnli
ite ,. Nsr r. -. NJ ,h. @.o-k Rosrd on Sat-
SToChs.-' ue sf'e7 ~ ~, ''o .s"SN , 1 ,, W.
rrdny Ia ce. with sim farther snvnnce N p'ce
Pennsylvana Five. opened at 6Ss and coed IN regset a.
Second Bo-d g. Improvement Of from F5ay qi-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
Police Office.


Desperate Assduh--Ihis afternoon about3o.
clock, most desperate assault was made on nan nsp
James Mack OF No. 3G Winter street, and he IS not eIpet
70 SURVIVE the Injuries Two named William Ften si
v, William Tucker have been arrested and committed st
then Jumped upon him. He taken bleeding and ins,q
bic nnd put to bed. -.
Pocket Packed at the Post O6ice.-As Or Fne.
ch Alexander Of the T. g. Navy was standing a, the Pct o.
nee window TINS morning, his pocket picked Of 50
bank bills, with which the robbers escaped.
Larcentes.- Charles McCany wss arrested lS
stealing silver watch from John McGilJ. COMMITTEE
ReDecca Far was arrested and c0mm,ned f6r
stealing snEdy articles oS female wearing apparel from
gafet DAVIS. No. "a West Broadway.
Nlab6sHs-A oman named Susan Favour vas
arrested for stabbing Cha MARSHALL OF No ls Riyinrs
street, with knife She committed Marshall noitr
gerous,y wounded
hnother Brutal A AFray-ofticers Ives and Mar.
fn about O'Clock crested three men named Thomas Hf
Senae. Hays ma sehael Gum for orcibly en;enrg u
ns Inc occupant with axe and other weapons esn
committed 70 PRISON. N'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

GREAT SALE OF o1L PArSr1yos.-Sa,e positive, sasOa
reserVe-Ihe celebrued Gallery of Oil Paintings sLGs
uary rare Engravings, sc. postponed ill WedndaJ 90
Thursday evenings next 9Th and 18th inst at ocloek VIZ
VIII positively take place 1t the Gallery in the Gran Bs
inss III Broadway. where they now open ins2c
Admission Free This splendid collection well snoss
that any account st hom is unnecessary: suffice to sJ,
without exception the greatest and mos. valuable e
ton that has taken place IN the United States Ess
IN Broadway. :,
% Anunber Of seats. 95z fee. in length with back ra
in the Gallery, for scle low nSS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

SOME FART OF THE kESCLr.-A large StoVe
Manufacturing firm Smith, Lockwood 81 Co.. of
Troy before the election received order for
$4,000 worth of their stoves. Immediately after
the election their correspondent writes, (" in cen:e
quence Of the election of Polk, must reduce my
order to $4,000" This is mat the Wings told the
people, but they would not listen, would happen
Do they believe it nov
LATE FROM TsxAs-The New. Orleans Tropic
OF the 18th inst. qaotes the Cla:ksville (Texas)
Northern Standard of the 18th ult. 10 the follow
log effect;
"By the Western mail We learn that President
Houston has received another communication
from Santa Ana, which is said to be of pacific
character. 1t is stated that the contemplated
invasion of Texas by Mexico is abandoned, and
we believe it is settled that England and France
have offered to obtain an acknowledgment of our
independence, on condition that Mexico shall have
the right to renew the war whenever we offer
ourselves to the United States. Red Lander.
1t is rumored that President Houston intends
Immediately to convoke an extra session of
Congress" Id.
Should this statement prove true, where can
the Polk and Teras party turn Tor shelter If
Tezas should thus neatly slip through their fin
gera, what can the unfortunate South do for It.
self7-Tha other news from this il.starred Re-
public is, that two men, named Flynn and Mul-
lens, have been stealing Negroes and dealing in
counterfeit Coin.
FROM ST. DoMrSco.-By the arrival of the brig
Hayt, Captain Cutts, on Saturday evening from
Port-au.P Prince, we learn that the Government re-
mains perfectly quiet. The President arrived with
an army Of 5000 men from the North on the 4h inst.
The market is glutted with all kinds of American
produce. Coffee very high and scarce and the new
crop comes in slowly. Very sickly among the ship
ping.
LATER FROM RIO DE JAsEIRo.-By the arrival
Of the bark Amelia Mulholland, from Rio Oct. llth,
we learn that hostilities had ceased between the
Buenos Ayreans and Monievideans. Business very
inactive. The only American frgate in port was
the Raritan, TO sail in or A days for the River
Plate.
The CHlEA TREATY.-The completion Of a
Treaty with China, by Mr.. Gushing, On the same
basis as that made by Sir Henry Pottinger, with
some concessions in the article Of lead, must be
considered very important event. We should be
grateful TO MIR. Cushing for having managed this
matter 30 happily.
The "LoNG-SHoRE" FisHERIEs.-This impor
tant branch Of business, says the ST. Johns IN. b.
Herald, it is feared s destined to speedy e1tinc
ton. The Carbar, Moose, and the beaver are no
longer to be found in the forests the Walrus, and
the large species of Seal have disappeared from the
Bay of Fandy, and on the coast OF Grand Haven,
Campo Bello, Indian Island and Deer Island, wers
for trapping fish are seen in every convenient place.
by which large and small are captured alike, and as
only the largest can be salted, some hundred of
thousands of barrels in the course Of the season
allowed to rot.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

EseLisH LITERARY IsTELLIGEScE-We notice
the following new works, The English publishing
list:
"Speculations on the History of Playing-car in
Europa. by W. A. Chatto -Selec; Pieces of old
English Popular Poetry, Illustrating the Manners
and Arts OF the Fifteenth Century, edited By J. O.
Hallowell--Anti- Conirgsby, or the New Genera
hon grown Old, by an Embryo III. P.-Ensland in
the Reign OF Henry the Eighth, as frs votune Of
history Of the English People, in vols. by Mr. j
tostsr.-lmaginstioh Of Fancy. or Selections from
the best English Poets, BY Leigh Hunt-The
Churchman's Theological Dictionary, edited by the
hev. K. Eden, NJ. A.-Human Magnetism Vindica-
ted; or, rs Claims TO Dspassiouste Inquiry, by Dir.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

GY Alexander's New ano y,
liable discovery bsne LIQUID Dye which instant. 1es. ess
changes the colour OF the Hair to beautiful Brown g
wthout injury 10 the Hair Skin. TIE great sppsrony
neous effect NIL ether dyes requiring from ten TO Twelve
to produce any change. oos
rs superior excellence will be rpparent to ever one
sinsle application For sale by Rlrhon6 & Co.. ITO IL
10 Asnr House and Broadway Of i4th Street. jas
Snwal 50 William street, hnd johnson, Moore e. tWYY
Philadelphia, =
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

RESIGNATION Rev. Isaac Peck, Of the ChHs
Protestant Episcopal Church, in this city his
resigned his situation as assistant Minister.
MlssioNARiEs--The receipts On account d
Domestic Mission, for the last month have been
Sl,495 SO; Foreign, Sl,s22 OIL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
VERMONT. Official.
Presileat. 1910.

Maj. for Clay, s,729; Do. for Harrison, l4,424.
We'll done ever glorious Vermont, The Bur-
lington Free Press Justly remarks:
Amid the failhless, sse is always faithful; and
on no former occasion has her high renown been
more glorously vindicsted. To have voluntarily
marched 10 The polls v-ith near nine thousand ma
jori,y, under the certainty Of defeat elsewhere
when we were borne down and depressed with every
days report tba after another, the great Suites
had faithlessly abandoned Us, and that Polk was
then in fact elected-indicaies f1edness Of pur-
pose, high moral appreciation of the duties Of
freemeD, and an sbiding patriotism, which chal-
lenges local pride. and furnishes 10 every
Vermonter the bes, consolation that so inglorious
and disastrous result admits CT. Other States
may PROSTATE themselves before the heathen gods
OF Tree trade and siayeIy-nor,herr l5cofocism may
vote itself upon par with the pauEers of Europe
but as for Vermont, she worshps no such idcs, and
thus solemnly, emphsiiealiy protests against The
unmsnly degradation.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

EyAeuAIIoS DAY-1hs memorable anniversary Is srsi,
nj hana and we perceive that military viii rr o,i IN
Eicsse 10 celebrate ITS approach and they have it ien
p5c9Snefd se % ID the [ [pnee ofeps city their imposing appear
crowded on the gnIadsys, aorg from ts ner,, e,
ION @ neat the Park the bs view of the paceants ard
NJ. when Prof. Rodgers the JIesneT.er ti III 49, @
Sar1ei Gar L,zzy and the Ninsres will appear The iiImna
occasion was which il ce!ehr1tes ~ - oiNHH- - VIC
NJ Two splendid performance, ,c1.v =. ~. ..,. VT
seui n m the afternoon and att in the evening Nj
h, hfs. Phiips. Mg. Murphy, Miss Adair Mr
anstes, also apresI. Esb kGi for one a6ilEnc '
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
Eoroner,s Office.

S1dden Deah.-=Tbe Coroner was called on SUE
day forenoon 70 the Isl district watch house To hoa ns
S, oa ,ne oody Of Abraham Martin, aged 43 ye lie va
esenls IN the store No. South street. and died smo, 10
Ieu1tey. tis body was taken from the watchhorss 2 e
IN the Park, where inquest viii be hedoa soa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

PORTABLE DRESSING CAsEs.-Tne subscribers have oe
pe'ed their arrangements for the manufacture ofe aSose @
which, large variety HOW ready for examination. ~
Of most compact iouns aud equal IN ia.h 10 tie so
havisg this advantage, that the article! they contain are
rst quality. and the useful amoag which tic Ns'l-
Table; for keeping in peec, order The public sN y
vted 10 examine Tie Toi!,t Furnishing Sor l prsds"
nls 6 2l G. SAUNDERS son.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

W The DAILY TRrsrSE served a, early hour in any
part of this CITY Brooklyn, week
be the Carrier those who prefer IT, al the
for siI months payable at the Office in advance.
Persons wishing be served will please send their name.
Though The Post Oece O, otherwise
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
NEW.TORK... official.

We have tried hard to poblish true return
of the Presidential vote of this State but have
faiI.d so Ear. We nov correct by the Albany
Evening Jeqrnai and Argus, both OF which claim
I, be Official.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

PAISrKGs.-Do MT forget that the sale of the
remainder of the modern Paintings in the granite
building, corner of Broadway and Chambers street,
takes place tomorrow. The paintings may be ex.
amined this tav.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

OF The Exhibition of the City of Pan, in carved wood
with ell is streets, houses. &c &c. opened at the Ivcem
of Natural History. No ISL Broadway and will Close on sat
Of Schools make arrangements reasonable rce II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

MAsAeERIE.-The fine Managerie of Mr.. Jones
opens to-day at lag Fulton street. This collection
will repay the visitor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
Coroncr,s Office.

Wan found dend-ghe dead BODY Of an unknown
man found By the side of the road in l3h greet. consta
the h Avenue vacant lo He was about % years oil arc
and had been seen about tavern OH the last night Sonewh
ntoxcatet-h night hand laid across his breast and IN eh
ort'yo from laid dirk pistol His mouth was eaeh
de IN 'o places and there wound the anterior aae
VI the right eye. There belevc that lie 10
s death by yoiene lie had dark ha high forehead
and wos clad IN black stock home spun ner iha
blue pilot over coat The Coroner inquest found verdict
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

SUICIDE FROM PoLlrIcs.-The GAINESVILLE tOhi, :
Recorder of the l7th says, that Mr.. Recce Davis,
an old and respectable citizen, hung himself TO
rsf,er in his barn on Saturday morning. He being
warm friend of MIR. Clay, approached the polls On
the day of election, to cast his vote for his avorte
candidate; but person challenged his vote, 90 the
ground as was understood OF his not being where
his vile resided, and the old man had qualified
This occurrence so troubled him, that il led to de-
rangemen,, and then followed the sad event now re-
cqsled,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

SPECIAL ELEcrIoN.-A special Election will
I've held tomorrow in New Orleans, to elect two
members to represent that city, in the State Con-
ven ton; the election of Messrs. Planche and La
Serve being contested, when they took their seats
in tht Convention, by Messrs. Benjamin and
Conrad, who had formerly compromised and
Withdrawn their claims.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
Massacl,usetts ElectIon.

The full vote Of the State foo;s np as ioHo"s !:
Clay, 67,O62; Polk, 53.93O; Birney. lo,c3O.
Clay over PoIk, 1852 over Polk and Birnsy,
3.2C2. Majority against PoIs, "a. s62.
Dist. Ul.g CONGRESS. Laco
Rott Wnlhf26 . Beolnl1ln f ,a, aai.i II. i, ''
H. DANIEL P KnE....5fJ9 CIeerse Hocd o,-u
II. B. Stanton, Alb lisl, No choice: IN
III Amos Abbott; ;..63l5 George 5. Bouwel....4,' 'fu
l. l. Bailey. Alb. / COL i5oot ove- al, 81
IT, BEN. 1hsmpson. 922s William Pa!menief-- e,Vci
Ward, Al. Hts. No choice
V Clarke Hudson..-7I Isaa- DAVIS. 6,oo
VI GeerSe Ashnua c. W. Csap,n. 80
Bol,woed and olhe.s, IL Ashmun over aii. 5' -,
VII julius Rockwell. .s..ea Increase Snrlne. 20
Hayden and Others. rs. Rockwell over ell. "a -
VII. Joha q. idsms.. sOss L H. Wnght 80
Howe aod o;hers, 56. Adams over MI. / ,Ssl-
X. Henry Williams. OIL Arenas olsl
Y. Ioseph hVt; Gnsoe lOei ss24 E w. Greene
Belcner and Others i2i. Grinnel over all, LIZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

kEsruck7-In IS of the IS counties in this
State the voie stands, for Mr.. Clay 49,4OO; Dir.
Polk SO ,534. Majority for Clay 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
Upper Police Office.


Ihefs.-John Edwards was last nigh, arrested
BY private watchmanP p T. Cole for stealing quantity opi
from the store OF Henry iaugh No. AZ Pearl siiee I'D
wns committed. - :
George Doherty was arrested and committed for
,teanc some money from the pocket of Wn McCheusy d
w.Jesey
E.Izabeth Crosby WAS arrested and committed ior
stealing quantity Of clothing from trunk in the hoose d
Joseph Robinson No. 50 Anthony street, which trunk
broke open. =
Richard Johnson and James Brown were anrs.
ed and committed for stealing Of shoes worth SIS fn
Cyrus G. Place, No. la6 Mott street
Samuel Downs WAS arrested for stealing coat
PAIR Of ntiens and scarf, from John p Thomas OF Deh
while at the corner OF Robinson and West streets Downs
capped om the wack house before the Magistrates had aEen
their seats on the bench, and has since been head Of
Thomas Brown WIS arresfed by officer C0chrane
with three stoves IN his possession, which he carrying off
on cnIt and which were supposed TO be stolen He vp
committed to a;iswer Apply at the Lower Police Ofce
Thomas NJ. Chamherlin was arrested and con.
No. II Warren street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

u. S. SENATOR FROM OHo.-The Wing party
in Ohio declare themselves in favor of sending
Thomas Corwin as Senator to Congress. They
cannot choose z better man.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

PoLKDoM-The Polk Administration will
figure as dissecting-room where the best
interests of the county may be hacked and
mutiIated. What cutting, saving, and stab.
bing! We shall see the Tariff, like pre-
paration injected with sealing-wa1 in glass
case, the life-blood drawn out, stiff and horizon
tal Southern men, Southern measures, and
Northern men with Southern principles, CON-
bined to abstract, extract and distract whatever
the greater part of wellmesning people at the
North desire especially.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
court Calsnda-erh,s a.x

Court Calendaic-This day.
Common PLEAS -Monday-Nos. l9, %, 10 .
Ill. %, so, 80, ., 9. -
SvpssIog CoUsT.-Nc:sso Of issue for the Dec.
Der ufm Of this Court must b. fled on or b. =.
Wednesday next.
THE U. s. CIRCUIT CorRr will commence il,
term this dny.
CITY INTELLfG ENCE
SATURDAY.
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.
This Court. after SESSION Of several weeks a
journed Saturday. sine de- Judge heai Will proes -
The Richmond Circuit. %
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

Rev. MIR. ToRREY.-The case of the Rev. Chas.
Toney, charged with abdac,ing slaves, comes on
tomorrow in Baltimore. 1t was laid over from last
week, in order to enable him to procure witnesses
from New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

e The " Unionists" hold meeting tomorrow
night, as will be seen by advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25

The EcLlpsE.-The eclipse of the moon last
evening was with great distinctness, in spite Of
some portion of the sky being clouded.