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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18
an Immense Gathering. of Wings.


PnlLApgLaniA. june i6, 1'li.
Yesterday was one full OF hope and JOY TO the
patriotic Wings OF Delaware. Thousands upon
thousands assembled at an carly hoar at Whining
ton, until seemed almost impossible for the place
to contain more. Upwards Of 1900 persons left
PhiIadep ha in the morning, who, upon their ar
rival in Wilmington, were received IN cordial
and enthusiastic manner. As nave not the otii-
cial proceedings, it is impossible to give 1t any
correct statement of what transplrcd but would
remark that not less than 5000 persons-the
warm, ardent and devoted friends OF CLAY and
FRELI>GHuYsrN-wcte present upon the occasion,
besides at least ., 600 ladies, who honored the
meeting with tier delightful presence and ap.
proving smiles Hon. joins VI CLAYTON presided
Numerous addresses were delivered, all Of which
are spoken of in terms of praise.
About O'Clock in the evening large body Of
the Philadelphia delegation returned, marched mp
Chestnut to Fifth, accompanied by splendid
band of music, banners, wrca,hs, &c. when they
dispersed and returned 10 their respective homes
observed, at the head OF the procession, - that
same old coon" large as life, Gagged III Il box and
carried by two Wings. 1t excited much mcr-
rment.
ANOTHER ATTEMPTED MuRDER.-About ii
O'Clock, on Friday evening, quarrel occurred
between Jacob Siner, formerly Police Officer OF
the Northern Liberties, and his brothcr-n-law,
George Wcntrc in the course of which Wcntre
drew knife and plunged 1t into the face OF Smer
two or three times, inhc;lng a severe wound
One OF the stahs laid open the flesh, and extended
from the bottom of the ear along the whole length
Of the lower Jaw Wcnlre was immediately ar
rested and committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

From our regular Correspondent
The proceedings since the closing oi the Mai
have been al confusion; nothing accomplished.
Ii would be almost hopeless task to attempt
wadiag through as they occur, and especially
as they Will be made up to hand in the lntoili-
genccr in time for Tuesdays Tribune
Tie Locos a:e doing nothing and have been
for the last two OF three days They are now
wearing aw=y the tine s;avlpg off the District
Bank b.ll--much confusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18
TIA. WING Cause in o,issi-slpI.,.



The Wing party in this State are rapidly or
ganizng The Baltimore nominations took like
wildfire. | have conversed with many of the
NEST sagac:ous men in the State, and it is the
opinion of them all that Clay will receive the
vote Of Mississippi The majority against US
heretofore has not been d genuine Loco Foco
majority; it has been an Anti-Tar party: and
if YOU know any thing of human nature, you
know that that is hard party 10 struggle
against. Mississippi has most deeply disgraced
herself, and her first step in the way OF atone
ment will be by depositing her vote in November
next for Clay and Freingluysen.
Yours, d. II. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18
Re,ec,ions-N. p. Taun.adSc Governor of
Correspondence OF The Tribune,

Correspondence OF The IfblHe.
WAsHlHoroS. Saturday Ni-h'.
The Senate have Just rejected K. II. VAL
WORTH Of y. y. and EDWARD kING OF Penna. for
the vacant seats Of the Supreme Court Bench.
They have also rejected JAMES s GREEN OF ~
J. for Secretary Of the Treasury,
They have confirmed Hon. n. P. TAlLMApGE
as Governor Of Wisconsin; and
M-. BARRETT as Collector Of the port OF New
Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18
THE TRlBU n Z.
WING NOMINATIONS;
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1874.

u Do not overlook the Speech of Hon. JoHH
M. CLAYTON on our First Page. Its history OF
the Compromise Act is lucid and instructive, and
its good.natu,ed roasting Of George N. Dallas
is rich, iacomparably. We regret that we could
not afford room for full report, but The sketch
we copy will show the spirit OF Delawarc's hon
ored son. We do not see now Mr.. Dallas can
refuse to define his position
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

Mr. COLLECTOR CUKrIs.-Thc following re-
monstrance against the removal of Mr.. Curtis,
sent frcm this City by the importing merchants,
was brought to the notice of the Senate by Nessrs.
PnGSIx and FISH, Of the New Y ork City Dele
CATION, VIZ:
To the Senate of the United States
The undersigned Merchants Oi the City OF New York, and
Others Of said City directly interested IN this Iut ndmIns
Of the Revenue Laws respectfully represent that they have
learned with deep That nOMnntOn mas been unrc
your Honorable body OF Individual succeed the
sent Collector of this Port
The undersigned respectfully represent that IN their opinion
the removal O Nlr. Curtis. the present incumbent, would be-
prcluJcal 10 the interests ct the Government and Df Tie
Merchants the city Without reference ~ the character
the qualifications OF the named ~ succeed MF Iu'E
the undersigned do earnestly dcpf-cAte that general
change of suborduaies when wi inevitably iopw has
rfnntion alike detrimental the Of the Govern.
mcilt HaL the bushes 81 the undersigned.
Your mrm0rHl,ts feel to be due TO Nh Curtis to commit
ncnte 10 the cnate this expression oi their entire confidence
his ihthiness aud ability aud IN the hope tint ~
action Of honorable body shall his administration 81
the affair. 81 the New York Custom House he disturbed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18
Nv This Mornings Mail.
From 'be Nahona. Ite.i'sencsf Of ye,ts d.y.
The Last Day but One.

Saturday was the last day but one Of the me-
sent Session Of Congress. Both Houses took
recess from haitPast two 70 four O'Clock, and iron,
The latter holr coni.ug.d in session, TIC Senate
lnil three O'Clock, and the House Of Rcpiescp,a.
,ivcs ,il nc,,rIy four O'Clock yesterdty nio,any
We condensc, IN the following bicf par graohs,
some Of the most important incidents IN the dsv
..ndnight's sitting in both Houses.
In tho SENATE. Il vast amour; % Legislative
business was t-anssctd d, besides that growing ovt
Of the conferences between the committees Of ;bc
two Houses on Their dssgrccng votes uoop
amendments to the Appropriation Bills, which. II
Is believed, were a: las; AL reconciicd IN the
esc,ing of which reconciliation, or rather il the
successful man;enaHce Of 'hc dignity and r;ch,,
Of the Senate IN regard 10 ;ho amendment Of 40.
pfopfia,ion bills, lIr. Ec,Ss Chairman OF he
senate Committee on Financc,l distinguished
himself as he has often done before now IN t.sh
Houses, by devotion 20 ms public duty, and the
frnncss and power oil persuasion winch, ASIDE
from his general ability, gave him 50 JUS; az IN.
;ineuce in the body 10 when he be.ong5 /, Was
AZ !ate as two O'Clock yesterday morning, how.
ever, before the House finally welded It's oppos..
ton 10 the Senate's amendments.
Among the great number something ike one
hund.ed) OF House bills passed by the Senate IVES
the bil concerning qesns process IN the D.sinc,
OF Columbia, <abollshing imprisonment io' debt
which news will r, ice the hearts Of the trends
Of humanity here and elsewhere.
The HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES was in
storm of confusion and uproar during the whole
nipht. without eiiccting any thing whatever aite:
The -FOUR OF nnc O'Clock IN the evening, whole
time being spent in Intellectual struggles between
the friends and opponents OF the Cumberland
Road appropriation bill and the District Bank
bill to obtain a direct vote upon either oi those
measures. During this contest the yeas and
nays were called more than twenty tunes on
Questions raised to defeat those bills, until the
House fairly tired out, "a quorum beng present
to the last adjourned At noorly !our O'Clock.
The mass OF Senate bills lying on the Speak.
crs table were Of course all cut of, aud finally
lost, unless possibly the House may this morning
max some exceptions to their general fate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

DIscHARGED.-'rhe case Of Merritt, who shot
Corwin, the notorious lobber and land pirate, in
Blooming Grove, Orange county, some four weeks
since, and was committed 10 jail Oh The charge OF
murder, mas since been investigated and he dis
charged. The grand jury before whom it was at
tempted TO indict him. refused to find bill, il
was proved that he was acting in aid oi the civil
thorlies at the hazard Of his life, as Corwin tnice
attempted 10 shoot his pursuers.
- Seven indictments have been found by the
Grand Jury OF Hancock country, H. against Joe
smith, the Mormon Prophet ieis charged with
perjury, larceny, &c. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

President EvERDELL III the chaT
The dock foot eli Chamherssreet was reiet 10 Jas
for Use OF market boats the o! rate stOa year
The docks between James aud Catherine siPs
wen. ordered To be cleared ct mud &c
Resolution L. appoint eNtI" Dhy fOiHt clrcFs
In, certain W rs concurred III. ms also were The Ie"i
non. 10 delay sever M Ilo,tnun->treet: requiring the Heniy
lsnor OF tity Hall Keeper o' the InrN' c'rntt M
"a certain paper, Tor efil>ig, with an amendment n
furnishing tho Majors Messages be included Tor te s-p
r ,slisiu. pncc tor hack ney coaches; directing
in m md present it i;nr u bring rit 81
nm tho Judgment iur So. IS obtained Against no to'Wfau"
hy JruI.s n-y SEN Others iur injury cated by Tie ear
,y,ny ayay u the rotor dam; la pay 80 To ezra harhns
a. ian,li., school election: substitute lie names al 'lI
and othcr- A,."1rs pl-ce of Nr. Even. und
stephen Davenport appointed Measufer o.
Cont
several papers referred. en-.
Daniel ktnnry was rcaPpointed Inspector OF lime.
The resignation ri Mir. William CHll"ndaf Is Po-
lice Clerk accepted. ,
The proposition to contract Tor lighting the streets
rhe sam Of 81 600 appropriated 10 celebrate
the ;t July and Me,sr, Charck. NoUfles and johnson n
pointed "A Committee OF arrangements. 80
Dr.. james Warren was appointed physician 10
lnyitalioms were accepted To attend Native
American Jubilee gwen by Mr. De Ia Rec AZ the IahcTnnce
On Thursday also, 10 attend n excursion ana con
cert on the steamboat Troy by tine Allen ,treet ChuFch chof
4 Resolution was offered b' MIR. EyerdeIl, ffesI-
dent To appoint Trow & Co. Printers TO the Board-Los >
some other business Of minor import was trans
acted and the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

FaoM SANTA FE-Sevcral traders TO Santa
Fc arrived at st. Louis on the 9Th inst. Bringing
left Chihuahua on the 10Th Of March, and Santa
Fe on the 10Th of April II came by Bent's
Fort, where all things are reported 10 be in good
order. There was no snow on The mountains,
but eli the wa;er-courses were high. An export
duty on the specie of from 4 10 e per cent. was
enacted, but q portion of it was brought off with
uul payment OF that enormous tax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

Death OF R. l.. PORTER, EsQ.-The Charleston
Mercury announces the decease, IN that city, The
18th, OF r. L. Porter, Esq. editor OF the Boston
Traveller, who had arrived few days previou, from
ST. Augustine, where he had passed several months
for the benefit OF his health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18
Two DAYS Later from Liverpool.

The fine packet ship INDEPENDENCE, Capt. ME-,
arrived last evening from Liverpool whence She
sailed on the Dist ult.-haying performed the pas
sage i'll the remarkably short space OF % days from
por, 10 port. The Independence had Southerly
winds during nearly the whole of her passage, and
has fully sustained her wellearned reputation rs
fast saer. Capt. Nye, We regret 10 state, has been
afflicted with lameness during the greater part OF
the passage, which prevented him in great meas
ure from appearing on deck. But for this as he
states in letter 10 The ownrrs, he would have made
the passage in TWO days shorter time.
There is no political news whatever. Affairs in
Spain and Portug: remained in the same state
rhe overland Mail from India had net arrived.
The Cotton Market was heavy, when the indie
pcndence sailed, and with rather downward ten.
dency in prices. The sales en- tie 20;h May were
5000 bales, and the loves; prices were the same Is
tire lowest on the Friday previous, two days before
tie Caledoaia sailed 2O00 bales OF Surat were
sold on the 2O.h 4; >. Il. Speculation, LOCO bales
Surat.
In lat. -, long. 90, the independence passed
packet ship Prince Albert, which sailed from Lon
don the same day that the Independence left Liver
pool.
Capt, Nye saw very little ice on the passage. He
informs the in his letter that the day oi
sailing he sent TO Wilmer * Smith for files OF pa
pers and, on opening them, found that by some un-
accountable mistake they were ali old ONES
From ToBAsco.-The schooner Chappell, Capt.
SAWYER, from Tobasco MAY 18th, reports that the
Mexican fleet of the harbor, waiting the arrival
OF Gen. Sentmanat Whose sailing from New.Ur-
leans on an expedition we have already noticed)
who was expected from Campeachy TO make al
tack on the city. The Mexican fleet must be
rather small affair as the steamers loniezuma and
GuaGaloure are nj Charleston: and Ssn,maDat, il
he really docs go TO Tobasco Will have an easy time
OF it.
The town OF Frontcria was about hs.f burned
down on the Isl May.
MONUMENT TO WAsnINGroN.-The Trustees OF
The " Washington Monument Association" Tor
the accomplishment OF the object contided to their
care have adopted plan prepared by Mr.. Cal
vim Pollard, of this City, Architect, and have
placed in tho hands Of respectable individuals
subscription lists from which they hope to obtain
funds sufficient 10 commence the ediiice and en-
sure lis completion.
MONUMENT To MyRoN HoILEY.-1he Rochcs-
ter Democrat contains description OF the erection
OF Monument 10 Myron Holley by the Anti Slav-
e.y State Convention, which assembled there last
week. The monument is erected over the grave OF
the deceased, un one OF the principal submits Of
Mount Hope.
DEAru OF R. l.. PORTER, EsQ.-The Charleston
Mercury announces the decease, in that city, the
l3lh, of E. L. Porter Esq. editor OF The Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

BARK SALADly--REroRrED PIRAcY.-Her
Majesty's schooner Far Rosamond, Lieut.. Bn-
man, returned 10 Halifax on Monday with the
officers OF Justice from the wreck Of the Saladin
at Country Harbor, having in charge the specie
and bullion that were on board the vessel, and
the six seamen, as prisoners. Itwou!d seem that
the affair now wears muiinous aspect, appear
ances indicating that the master of vessel
which had been confiscated al Valparaiso, for
smuggling, was passenger on board the Sala-
din The scamen were arrested about twenty
miles from where the Saladln was wreck
cd. They were put in irons and committed to
prison. Two vessels have been chartered to
bring the copper, of winch there is about 80 tons,
and The ships materials. to Halifax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

stood up nanln!ly for unlimited and unquahh1h
Free Trade, and against any sort Of Protection
We get no such talk out of him now. but the
most foggy sort Of non.conmit;al lncicentaiisn.
Is this honest
But again The Brooklyn Eagle has always
been distinguished for its straight-out hostility
to Protection. When we had discussion Of the
Tariff question at the Tabernacle with Mr.. PaTke
Goodwin (who is never ON more than one side of
= auestion) the latter took the broadcast Free
Trade grounds and the Eagle declared him all
rrht. 1t has published and applaudcd to the
echo the sweeping anti-Pfotec,ive Speech OF
Hon. IL. C. Murphy, &c. sc. And yet this
very Eagle comes out on Saturday with an in
cidental shuttle, in which it attempts to crawl
out Of the Tariff issue altogether
bcian Itself which has reviled the Tariff in
every possible way, hooted the very idea OF Pr.
lection, and which even yesterday, assails the
Tariff because 1t has not made the money price
of Provisions SO high as in lo36. when the Cur.
renew was immensely inflated, The Crops cut
short, and almost every body engaged IN some
thing else than producing bread and portland
cndeavors to shirk the Tariff question by Incl.
dcn,alism and getting up panic about Bank
I, only wants the Ece"ing Post to come out ior
.Inc;oental Protection and the game would he
complete.
But will the People be cheated FTecmen
You know these journals and their party When
have either missed an opportunity to excite prcju-
Dice against Protection generally or the Tariff o.
1872 When could they have stabbed this great
National cause, yet refrained' When was ever
a sophism got up calculated 10 njure the Tariff
that they did not greedily publish and Tepublish
gyhen did they first begin 10 be in favor Of even
Incidental Protection How talk their orators
10 Congress and clsewhere2 How do their Mem.
ocrs rote2 Menifosty, the Tariff stands or falls
With It's authors and with HENRY Clay. Stand
firm Tor YOURSELVES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

ss9 The PICTURESQUE TOURIST; Being n
Guide through the Northern aud Eastern States and
Canada giving an accurate description OF Cities
and Villages, Celebrated Places OF Resort etc. with
Maps and illustrations Edited by O. l.. Holley,"
has Just been issued b. J. Distumeil, lO2 Broad
way. Ii is a neat volume OF 236 pages, and richly
worth any tourists attention. Ii embodies large
amount of Statistical information, and every page
will instruct or interest The Summer traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

~ For the information OF our readers, and 10
connletact the rumors put it circulation by the
enemies OF tho President, and BY some OF his pre-
tended good friends" that lie intended 10 withdraw
from the contest, enable 10 say that no such
;nt,p,ion is entertained. Natisonian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

u The U. S. ship Hudson was offered for sale
at auction, on Saturday, at the Navy Yard,
Brooklyn, and bid i'll FOR 5000 by the Navy
AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18
OfficiaI.
Appointments by the President.

BIZ and TSLa The GdUice and consent ~ The Senrtr
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, CUicctu. OF the Customs ior o'ton
and Chare,tOwn Massachusetts ylce Henry tciei
shire, Geo. bennett rejected.
DASiEL CLARE Jr Surveyor and Inspector OF Lafayette
NEnkniAn RowS; as surveyor and Inspector Of salem.
Mas vice G. ". Mullstf. reIect"d m
JAsrEE Hall LiyING,roS Secretary Of Legation to SPAN
WM BGEST Jf. a, Chif.e Affairs to ,ae!o Ayes,
JAMES PEACOCK. Deputy Postmaster Il, Harrisburg. Pa
j. f. COOPER. as Superintendent of the Branch Mint ut
DunIonesn. f:a. wee Paul Hes-gnal. removed
rE>5ILLD g. rs Surveyor and Inspector OF Hart
r. WicxLIfYE Jr. Chafse diilfe. to Sarlinn, vice
Ambrose iidaer, recalled.
Rtjsct,oMs By Tie Senate, Juae AN, 1874
DAVID HAYDEN Il. Collector ol New Orleans.
ADDISON WISrER. Collector Gloucester Massachusetts.
DA !s PIX a, Dsp oi,gnef Augusta Maae
wee II. 4. Weston. rejected. "a lelectnEl
HESKY snErHERp. Deputy Postmaster a, Northampton,
ErnA% A. CLARY, Us DEPUTY Postmaster At springfield.
Henry C0MEGgR Collector OF Miami und Inspector OF
Anumee. Ohio. wee H. G. -inwei. r-lected. "a rejection
CHARLES 6. FERRIS. Collector Of New-i wee I'd
ward Cultis, removed.
CoNFessIox.-We learn from Trenton cor
respondent Of the Salem Standard that the noto-
rIous Bill Cain, who was tired and convicted Of
the murder of Caroline Hull in that County, abou,
two years since, has made full confession Of Ms
guilt, and also testified to the innocence of the
injured girl. He has for some time past been very
much distressed and his mental agony has been
so great that about week since nc attempted to
commit suicide by opening one of the veins OF
his arm, in which, however, he did not succeed
- There was dreadful ARRAY near Olney,
Richmond county, Illinois, on the 2CIl ult. between
two men named Utterback and E-ion, and thnn
respective friends, account OF dispute concern
ing land. In the hight man NAMED hiram
| McCGily was killed.
FIRE -Mcssrs. Bailey & Langstaff's saw mill
near Cincinnati, was destroyed by fire on Mon
day night last. Loss $4,000.
SNow.--A visitor 10 the White Mountains, says
the Portsmouth, Journal, states that !; showed on
Mount Washington ali last MONDAY night anc
ull O'Clock on Tuesday morning, when 1t was
covered like mid. winter for some miles down the
summit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

-Frnm the East and the the Nortfandthe South the
old anu the young. tine male and the female, all VINO come
the cY are sure to yi.t the Great Eccaeooon or Esg
Machine 1S Broadway and all ecu iy sure OF elolc
ing that they have done The attractions OF old Hing Solo
his wisu and the splendot his Court were IN com
parson extremely Insignificant Thousand, visit the Eccaeo-
bon where visited Solomon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

MONUMENT To NiyRoS HoILgY.-1he Rochcs-
ter Democrat contains description OF the erection
OF Monument 10 Myron Holley by the anti Slav-
e.y State Convention, which assembled there last
week. The monument is erected over the grave OF
the deceased, OF the principal SUBMITS OF
lnuuI Hone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

Observation-Disclosures candidates for the Min
isry OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, and nj
tached 10 the New York Conference, were ordained
Sunday in The Sands street NJ E. Church, BROOKLYN.
The New York Annual Conference, now i'll session
in Brooklyn. number over 80 ministers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-18

Aims HOUSE CHlLpRES,-We understand that
the Commissioners OF the Alias House are making
thorough Investigations in relation 10 The treatment
OF the children which have been put out 10 nurse or
been indcn;urcd as apprentices or servants. These
examinations are bringing 10 light some cases OF
very inhuman treatment Of thess children OF ms
fortune. In soa.e Instances The Commissioners have
al once Cancelled Tie inteniares and reprimanded
the parties 10 whom they were bound. Tie Coai-
mssioners determined 10 prosecute these lnqui-
RES thoroughly. The laws Of the State make Ii
the special duty Of the Commissioners 10 see that
the children well provided Tor, and THAI The Mas
and Misrcsses fulfil their obligations. We iTsI,
therefore, ,hn inasmuch as these examinations have
besn entered upon, the friends of humanity will
como 10 the assistance Of the Commissioners, and
aid them in their praiseworthy efforts.
u OLE BULL gave Concert last night at
S,.ar-;x us1t Ibapy