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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
NENT,

3oi PEARL STREET. LATE 1903 BEEKMAN
THE Subscriber well known for the cheapness
~ oil his work, desires TO inform HIS and the public
hat he TO suit the economical the times
making garments Of The very qualify at reduction of 20
er cent from former price, and less believed by per
cent than grmeuts OF the quality made the
houses IN THIS CITY, In order that gentlemen Understand
hat mcant by cheapnea the following bill Of prices sub
mted TO their consideration with that goods
shalt he # the first qualify and the fit
Superior West of Engla Cloth Coats.... SI2 TO j6
Pants. Of black or double milled ...5
vests, SILK, sstln, &C.. TO
Making and ming, in the style, the olowns
prices -
fants and Vests .....IX to IL
Superior Beaver Overcoats from $12 to 800.
G Im-ec JOHN MOFFAT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
MR.. BARTON, (pupil Of the late Nichson) resrect-
u fully beRs thai il is his intention give
stTuct Tie lutte Mr. Barton Processes teach
T. The method pursued BY the Celebrated master Charles
Nicho' son.
and particulars application may be
Godone Music Store Broadway and Mr. Stodars Papofoe
ma, nfac'orv. ji7 m-rc
MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MESSRS g. WEISS FIR. GRAMBSs, Professors Of
" Music eflly TO thsr Patrons the ladies
and gearmeu Of New 70 and its vicinity, tina, their Co-
on Band is prepared TO play the most admired and fhonh
Muse for Private PARTIES Souees, &c.
Ordsrs received and puIcuay attended to at &c Delaney
lmvm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL.
A02 III Al L - "

DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
408 BOWERY.
FOR LADIES from "a. NJ, TO 3 p NJ. daily.
For Gentlemen '" to Sand to eK r. M. daily.
LECruRE LhsoEs Exercise RIDIHa.
Evening Class
e Lessons. 50 90 20 Rides. $40 o,
Single do'.' 90 Single do... "a
The Dressing and Drawing Rooms we'll warmed and
every attention devoted to the comfort OF
with their patronage. ' ~
Gentlemen keeping their horses livery at this
men VIII have the privilege Of riding them tho School
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOL,ESAIE AND PrTA

VIIVILr.SfLr hlNU IAIL,
GANI ION TEA COMhPANY Principal Store lsi
New Yor.i Asenc: az s Fulton street. Brocklyn also the
corner OF Main and Van tiouton streets Paterson N j.
yite the ATTENTION Of c, and families and
foI the approaching hobby, in neral to their estab
shments where tey think will b. found by ia the best
lection Of and unaduterated Teas the United
The iver pnpuizrity and OF their house. with
renee 10 high gu es Tow prices aud uprsht dealing,
well understood 20 -sudcr further comment
Orgin aud yny ebour tor The sale Of lilo ~Qua's Black
Tea Observe - plft;cu remember the
her Of IN. principal store Chstnan viz: +" between
Pearl and Roosevelt stress III seeking for they lible
To be astay by i,e started at i0K Chatham
(neH door orerd snuff and tobacco store under
tn, name Of Canton Tea" Store. The public wi also be
pleased u sc that the Canton TIA Company have
thing 70 do with that ether whatever except those
deserted II the top OF this ad ertssnert di. lmsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
No. IS Chambers street.

THIS Institution, established render the afflicted
and scientific medical and surgical aid has already been
successful operation nearly three All forms OF dis
rsated here Patients the tuition have
their investigated and prescribed for and their
dcine directly under the Of the attending phv
thcse who from ndspoon other
applying personally, are visited at their residence
Surgical Operations Of every description also performed
by qualified and experienced Ia all charge,
moderate and those whose limited
pay for their medicines only The poor will be attended
every day between , and o'c,ock without chuge.
HOMER BOSTWlCK NJ. d.,
Attending Surgeon and Physician.
This Institution under the patronage and commentator
the follown inc gentlemen:-
Rev. DR. Ed YHIGBEE,
Rev. Dr. GEORGE POTTS,
Rev. Dr. u SPRING,
d2S lmec Rev Dr. SCHROEDER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

TO PRINTERS.
EOR SALE.-Tws founts OF Typ Minion and Noup,r;.,
which have been used the New York Herald Apply
this o6cs ''
SHOULDERS-l bbls picLled Shoulders landing from shin
~ Mississippi from New Orleans, for sale by ~
jlosc n. X COLLINS u 90. GO South At.
COTTON DUCK--iUo bales Americas Pilot Dutch very
superior article comprising complete assortment from
NO. TO 3 for sale by X COLLINS CO,
bjc IS Houth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
N AGNIN's
T,UCTNA CORnTAT.

II,
IL and peedy bar
enness, mpotepcy, ucorh1 DISTRACTED difficult
~ painful Of tary
discharge thereof and for the
whether the result Of inherent produced
lary, illness accident IL is pleasant tn
lively Its unrvaed reputat both
hernsphefes the result of its almost
LET NO ONE DESPAIR
Nothing be than gorating
the hulnaa frame. Persons afflicted
stude before taking it, become robust full
under its influence Immediately the
Iessnes, loseness Of the female whc the
OF baTIenness: and which prior Dr. Nagr
very considered to be incubc Language indeed can
do justice to the ofhe Lucna Cordial which
garded by the heads Of the faculty all parts world
Of the most important medical discoveries any age
Sold wholesale acd retail IN this city 1875 Fulton
fncs rs per bottle, s2t per dozsn. is im~ec
DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH.
'THIS CELEBRATED preparation, the only that has
ever been dlscoversd for successful extrpaton Of that
most Offensive disease Of the head,
DANDRUFF,
has during the late spring and been applied and
tested oy hsrssnds Of Ladies and Gentlemen neione
49, AN INIMEDlATE AND RADICAL CURE
recommended BY the celebrated skIlfu phvx,-
clans and chemist. Of the day Every should avail them
selves oil ~ benefits and thus clear luxuri-
int coat Of hair u for sale by propreor-price 81 he
siI imssc ? PussEbbbIHf =, p.r1 Row
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

AZ respects he above Teas defy compcttionn rcshness
quality or Price and state that they selections by
OF the most competent judges in tn. city - ~
COFFEE.
. Old Java, burnt and ground, Is I'D per pound,
general assortment Of Coffee Fruits he hodavs
All Kinds OF sugars very iowand fact every thing appertan
d2i I'm sec a. HARRISON r CO'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
DRESS COATS MADE 70 ORDER FOR $40 No 90
- Fulton street The subscriber. having oIened General
Clothing stors at No 80 Fulton street New York
description Of genlemen's Wearing Apprel the
sonabe lie offers for their consideration the following
list Of reduced prces-
Superfne Dress Goats, from $40 10 I6
Cashmere Pants. ".""...".. TO so
Fancy Vests, "......."""....".... 10 Z so
Overcoats, ".s.sss 10 10 IL
Ssrks, "sss.s..s
~ B-Clohng made for the Southern market with neat
ness and despatch Persons will find to their
before purchasing share of the pub
/ solicited. WIN. PEI TkT
jl2 mrc
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE-lientle-
" or families DESTROYS of converting their left off Wear.
Apparel into Cash. obtain for the the highest cash
price.
To fam and gentlemen quitting the cityor changing
denCe having superuous effects dispose Of will hnd
much TO their advantage send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment.
j. LEvENSTYN,
466 Broadway, up stairs
line through the Post Office. otherwise will receiv,
attention d22 Imsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
FANCY BALL ORES SEES
TO LET,

FANCY BALL ORES SEES
TO LET,
in. TEUX
CAFE DES MILE COLONIES,
d23 1msec 307 BROADWAY
EANCY BALL DAEsSEa. Of every description to let
l. aud made order. " "
Managers 81 Balls and Parties will find large stock of fancy
onamens, they should require Saloons Handsomely deco
taied, by DEJONUE,
90 w arren street, corner Of West Broadway,
u lmsrc Decorator and Consumer the Park Theatre
A DVERTISlNG AND PUBLISHING II he subscribers
"A have IRE their interest the Publishing Peodca
business and are prepared compile and
the CITY ahd country papers very favorable All
the country advan Of the mail Subscribers received for
the proof COPIES OF HarTes Illuminated and Pretoria Bible
Jl0 1msec MASON X TUTTLE. 1873 Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22
OFFICE OF JEktEkSON tNSUNAN, h COMPANY
n

TO CARMEN, GROCERS, HORSEMEN, &c.
THE remedy called Dr. Chas. y Nelson's Horse Embroca
tioa," having been before the public for number
and being used with entire proprietor risks
uneservely recommending to all having the
dse,se. accidents Bruises, Cuts sprain. Wmdgsii.
Ch,fed Backs sw-lled Feet sc. The proprietor hopes to
sale aud only he drug $50 Division
OIchtrd, N. y. Prlce 6s I'd. IN eec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

% NIduIt SC, INeW L OK.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail and
by A. Sands Co, drugp aud chem Granite
ngs No. S73 Broadway, corner Of Chambers st. New York
Sold by A. " Sands druggists No 10 fulton st; David
Sands Go No East corner of Market street:
and by druggists generally Throughout the United States
IrIce 81 per Dotte--sN bottles - is iinsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-22

BROADWAY
L F. A STORE,
NORTHEAST corner Of Prince and Broadway adjoining
~ Niblos Flower Repository The inform theii
friends and the public that they have opened the Store
with new aud extensive Assortment OF 0rocere, stock
eonsl:ting principally Of Teas Of the finest qualities selected
with tho greatest care from the last CaIgoes.
Old Hyson 80. So 70 4,
Imperial -. az. fo a.
Gunpowdcr -. 5s m NJ
PouchOng &C.. ........ =. .Ss 10 e.
Souchong g. ........... IA 10 ~
Dram peccn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
By This Mornings Mail.

NswJxssga.-The Newark Advertiser OF yes
,erdav evea;ss brings Us iew mo'c hrs','a'e
Wing victories IN New-Je'sey.
In Orange d ulaJo'isy Of Wig officers are
chosen. Ia Livingston, all Wing bGt one Sur
ycyos. IN New Providence The Wings prevailed
by IS majority. Springfield, BeIeYillc and Bloom
acld stand fast to he faith. North Bergen, lpd-
son Co. has conc Whig-a great triumph over
Loco. rocoisyn In Morri>tpwn, contrary to al
expectation, tie Wings have carried ihe'' ticket
ay an ave-agc msjor;y OF %. Chatham gives
IS Wing majority. In short every thing spPeaFs
70 be gong Wing in Now-Jc7seY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS OF TIE SkvENrssS1H ii
ANNuAL FAIR or IRE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
Hon. \. H. II. STUART has been invited TO make this
Address aud has excepted. He haiS from Western
Virginia, Sou,l, o; Mason and Dixoas !inc. THIS is
as ii should be. Few will compare with Mr.. s. Tor
solid thought, acate discrimination and impressive
eloquence. lie Is Que among The lew from that Sec
tion who uniies cool strong logic with that ie;,id
vehcncDce characteristic Of a warm Southern si-
tude. We once heard Dir. ). in Congress or the
Industrial Interests OF the Country, and though $
irte subject his originality OF thought invested it
with novelty, and the new and just views taken
iiastiy showed hin 10 be man OF high order OF
mind who th;uAs tor himself and adopts cpinions
conioT.nablc TO his own reason, and Is willing and
competent 20 Show and e1plain his reasons wheae er
the occasira requires. Wepredict tha, his Adde'S
viii be found worthy 10 bind with those splendid
specimens OF orsiory produced at former Anniver-n-
r!es BY our Bursesses, Evereus. Badwins, nsylses,
Kennedys and Barnaris which are destiaed 10 be
read as long IS Industry connected with the pros
perity and comie.t OF our race.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
as follows

The Hon J Anderson, the Member OF Con-
gfess from tins County, has favored the Electors,
and especially the Religious part Of them, during
the las, SIX weeks, with thousands and thousands oi
pious Amos Ecnd4ll's tracts, containing ms lnia-
NOUS and dastardly ISLANDERS and libels upon Hen.
~ Clay, III the shape oil marvellous " OiaeR$'
In return, We send Mr. Anderson Wig victory
as an omen Of what we intend to do next Fall.
While we cannot but look with loetmng and DIS
gus, upon the unpnnciplcd iibeler who writes
those sande1s as well as the Representatives
who sqrander the public money and load down
ths Mails IN propagdLlng them, yet II they have
the same effect every where that they have had
m ,his County and the adjoining part Of Connec-
ticut, We shall haze 10 thank them FOR increasing
cur vote. In one of our towns, Minister VINO
had nct voted for ten years past, received by Ia
20, OF Mr.. Anderson Il consignment OF Amos :
0mens" the day previous to the Town Meet,
ipr. He read them through attentiTeiy. and
went the ne,t day aad voted the entue Wing
ucket. He now says ii re lives until nsxt Noven-
t,.r he shall vote iot Henry Clay. II not 1T
lie o,n,naas Of the cownfaIl OF Loco Focoisnl IN
tins section, that the same honest Patri9ts who
are now circulating Amos'S OGlens, sixteen years
ago plasiered every bar-room. store and black
sni,h's shop with CefFa HandbiIis. 1t is sim
la! expedicnt, and will produce similar result
Omens or 10 omens, old Westchestef goes Tor
Henry Clay end Prefecture TaItf. t.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
Tnius. In rhiladeiphim.
Correspondence of the Ns~.Yo@ rosane

Correspondence Oi The Ntw-f ON ubHn1
PHLAosLriuA. Arnl9 9-r. VI.
UorEtHlt NFpAIR-ANorHER MUKUERi--A-
bout o-,-s lass evening dreadful mur!r occurred III Vine
street aeI N,Vrn. TN, Western pl - me ci5 Ile hsr
cle the -hopar tavern 81 June Lennon aud dcuieiNti
The settlement tor clock purchased lne'S Nqr e'hcd be-
10 The lleat causing h- death ALMOST n,tinty. The assassin
elo stabbed mail boy -on OF The deceased and rushed
upon ii. WIFE nut rhbl who Wtr present..
liir the aafn had syon several persons ottenptci'o N
S,i ,S he ""i+,y s Ti 6l , n"t unit, % he ha He'c aGsr
o,, ounl upon Nj MORRISON ctprnef one ni h' chp
Ir y, f% he rteR ,,a, sn@cN Nei down 80 the struggle by
hio, bncA which stunned him. otherwise more 'ct'-
on, ri,is,,lr.i,s =, might have resulted.
'rh. ,orGncr ti nnrnns held nGu, tho body OF
ycni - ii i,i,l murder rndco lsnn,t liikn who has
lc rally committed by M Rs~" 70 answer nt ~" next term
4 Vile RALly-The Whig. OF the City and
County 0f phiadclpha assemble tomorrow evening ht Mo
hendunef. he National chs club - tSlocs o,sf he s"o
,bnr a'ety wefe attend, the Gnnr % ' .r vn'g % m ,,S , ~
isirrn DAY or lIsNrr CLAY.-Frlday next, l?tll
ir t hrih Jay otc sage u Ashland wIll be- celebrated ~
nappopua'e manner by the Wing cihca oi ihlhdepmn III
Fpns%t6oat half past o'clock this afternoon,
frame bmlne the vicinity ot Bciad aud Cherry streets.
wa, fe,tfnycd hg ire. Los tullmr.
CORONER, lNQUEsr-fhe Coroner Yesterday
h. ,n inquest, over tho bodies pcr'ous who rnnr g teir
deaths suddenly. He has been summoned I've n snci H'I
SrocKs.-Pcnnsyl,ana Fiycs nsain improved To
d,y In our stock market h Of about sGiqo The al
,nn., the opening o the f Board 4 selling ~ ~ bat
al III. cl-s oi The Second they declined rd closed NJ G5t,
Re,rns RnrcI Improved = IN other stock. there bat
!.,. done and prices sho.. no uaicrnl clIusc. ~
SUE, ~ t,rs, B0ari-saah County - lfH OLD - ~ shH9'
N-c,4ncs Drink u 500 y 5S lst Jos SOU state o.
la. - si1N No. b. lal, ~ sly" 40 'nirtlny n Vat
~. Is fnf. H. sluun tp Sutnity Tar, bft.
500 Sint- j., sA3 ~ .hhle. ,gnsirp l'r"A " q
Stat. -. 1876 n ~ dote 1870 II aIVD lenneNe b""''
Second B0ar,i.--7 -Ils. Western Bank i64 $1,000
state 81, 81. s5c0Jo l.. hat "a, SJt0 10 b. int
VI I: - .-. Reiilng ltnlWad = -. ,,,. ,c
SHr NsAys. u +. al.-Cleared Ih~ Aite'HGo@-
gus STAG Pearson. Ma'anlas bng- g.e.a1. . Merrill. g.
lomn. tJt.ro Buef Boston; scifs. Matilda spaf, ~
ioi,r \ r. u6rro Ane. Snniofd Taunton Maas. Pre-
.ii.nt Leighton Boston. Fl7h LIKE, t'sY YORK.
drrirct htS 0iterH0WI-Bug Balm, hiSihs V
, t,,r I,.,no Sci Congress Brown 10 day. I'm inbcc
Erpse Ciowel days from allen Mass Weather stormy
Wind WNW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
coyG9EssIoN4L PROCEEDINGS.
3, LIZ kyeoErxK or nus xxw.YoNx rxIsrNE

81 rEE REPORTER OF THE Nyw-YGES TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON Mon,,ay. NJ hprl-
No legislative business WAS transacted N c.
tIcr branch OF Congress to-day, both Houses adj
iour,.ng IN yc>pcc, 20 the memory of the late
fion. lismx ALL&S MooSE OF .. whose teath
occarrcd .; his residence at Columbus on tae 81
inst. His colleagues, NJ. WslLER lnthc !ioq>e,
and MI T,rrAN N The Senate, announced ms
deeease and their remarks were followed by TIC
adoption Of resolutions Of condocncc, and by ad'
ouFumep;
Hon. Joux N. Niles, Senator elect from Ct,
arrived N this city on Saturday evening. The
cru.hbnum of his mind IS restored temporarily at
least. but ms health is lc,bsc, and his whole sys-
;cn, mental and physical, quite unPrePsrcd TO
enter upon the excitement OF roiit!cs. il.s pre-
sent intentions alc 10 rcmasn bui few days at
this time.
Quite struggle for priority of business will
occur in the House to-~orTuw. Among other
things the Ta,if msy be attempted 10 be taken
up, soule OF the appropriation bills will probably
command precedence. ARGUS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

NJ Al meeting of the =. David. Benevolent S"c'y and
OF W-srmen assembled "a the Baptst Cmfch ih LNHsDe'h
street on e nh istantte denh Of MaJr General Morgan
,yt. The ME President Of the II Dayid Benevolent SOCIETY.
hl.ing been announced tu the uieetnZ "us
Gso'r,d That , neeng have te"fi wt' aeep fesfe. "'
General MORGAN ,yr, that they synpahlss with ths nnt.i
nureiaons ~ the d-re-,l. md with h. cDun'yincn ~ tn'
s Of ono WIN long hir o usefulness nnd nrlfS ha
nov nile f Of years and Of hono lerii cnI I" i' ever
lltiBg fe.tng psce r.. T.. %.
,Trt,i by tho recollection ut h, descent from ffnn Lew"
wit-c name will aiHny. 10 dear :" the '"1s o y'ty h %
riginifyen n ailsr AMI tc interest "irh w sl"uYs hl
if ;r wsrs. lid tey mourn b. boz ~ it "ih uue i''o
and u tfue iictg.Ot a.. ~. g..
, .et.ty 1ni the nleGyar the other Welsh Soreia oi
ts city aud Welshuen sefictny bc requested To- At,nn ~
fneal afternoons aud ~ assemble NJ Shiot tn
IIaliaI hilf pni Ocors T. NJ from t'fce ~ Dfopp'
u the hyt,. of the deceused ~ I.eDnHd ,tre't =,
DAVID &. GOLDEN. PfsNleni
W4 DAVID. Recording Secretary. a" u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

VIOLENT GAlE-The Cecil Whig states that
mos, yio!ent gale passed ever Delaware City on
The 18th ulonao, blowing down buildings, Chin
ueys, walls, &c. and unrnoting houses and ;nicr-
ing number of individuals |, was 50 severe
that the birds could nos fly in ii, but fell to the
ground and lay there tilt abase6.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
II Il. TgApLGrov JOHNSON. Aeuas A'4-
L,s. and Public Services Of Henry Clay,

EPE- sAkSLNT.
May be obtained at Redding 81 Co.'S. Boston Ze-
bef S. Cor Phndrl phia, aud at Gushing 81 Broth
ere, Baltimore This Biogrophy il the iu!!es, and
most complete Of any ever published OF Dir Clay
and is soI al tue uacommoaly low price OF ~ cents
per copy; Ten copies Tor Il.
no, nier.f IN slnont Gf latte: 10 any In cn
1 dcllt M Safsen, MS md unsurpassed acife. 9f lS
qulrn- malenak and e has dune '- wo idiihnht W. e
ste t 20 .sy tat the iui-i a:d e!eGfest Bpsfhly ~
S Clay sgsf ptib,-ts sd exhibit hAn - ~ lfny s. We
Nan of tins age The sIudct' upon In are i 1l
torgpghy r,uier By the Tact. emb1Eh ~ ls ie nG We
hoo-fil5 e afe ,sest viii vide ciicuslSPn y
,. most .ee- weapon the ssis 81 H. ifrpds. aIa as
n ca,s bot ,ol lIn do ses h"w god LAY nan can
wei be vltort Il enLeilte'i "ii Lar oftlp'l1
IEenes. Of Mr. Clay - nhuns,
The Won, Is 4 lnssteriy vncail,G Of M Clay ffoin tne
.andefos s,tsck Gf dI-Omntted r~. and WIZ Yi9,r .
p0aerfn! auxiliary the approaching campaign :" " ~
| To ,,. rraarsn, = rTranscn2t, ,iass-
r~ eiiion of ts gaIusbic work rTEed sn,nf:Sd 10
btosb down ~ 1874 has in l-ge By -'.y aii 9lrFAitD.
It H. ~ bret resonl Of lcts shici titnp ne iIt .' ~
nen,hah!e grecs " tuSs the BOOK 'n0nii y ee'!
where ccue,e ts; te country need % he in9fi ~
the eryse of Vi Gty. b.t re .-f'ier' 10 i9-.i fesn
fer am. CONGESTION sbOuJ s brought more ie'IlJ 20 H.,
brnce We ,.ouh - a t-niIa. "rh N h;t"fy .. ~ g
Ciay a. we are tis Alphabet He Is the man o' , G "
non ad every incs.eni ui hTs yus and ss2i,
worthy Of beng cherished tn our ns,forS .tbf''A'''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

ISlsu PorAross IN M.KcH-The editor OF
LA Creole" published at St. Martinsyis, IN tins
State, is chuckltng over new Irish potatoes. One,
in particular, he mentions, eight inches IN cir,
cumfcrence, which was dug on the plantation Of
4. g. Dantriye on the 18th inst. We DO nj wish
10 aggraYa,s the editor OF the Boston Post,
n. 0. Rcayune.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
5.r.v ci,xEiee,;on. =. ~

.Nr Edttor:-In your paper OF this morning no.
ice article ptrporting 10 be report OF the jersey
Ciry Election which you state that the =" M
Candidate waz elected over the Loco-Foco who run
IN iesi wear on the Union Ticks,,) By i3l majority
OFT CT 5at votes. Considering rou would not RAKE
such i statement without being usiniorned-i take
the liberty ASKING yos publish this true state
ruent, THAI both candidates are true genuine Clay
Whiss. HARRISBURG CoSyESTIos.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

u SYLVESTER GRAHAM VIII give the last Of
his Course of Lectures on the Water Cure, this
evening al the Society LIBRARY. Those who have
not vet heard this able Lecturer should ayail
themselves OF ,his opportunity to do so. The sub
ect is ole of great PRACTICAL and scientific I'M
portance, and ought Of ltselito ensure large ai-
dran,.e
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10

fuun the Btiunr,tc lait"s
NK. CLAY AT Cu,sLkSroN.-By last nights
mail VIC have the Charleston Patriot OF Satur-
dav afternoon, which thus notices Mr.. Cloy's
arrival and reception in that city:
Mr. CLAY arrived here about O'Clock to-day
Preparations were made tcr his reception IN Z"
manner becoming hes public character. In Ming,
rom George to Wentworth streets several beau
nfil aches formed of evcrswens and flowers
were drown across nms street with cmoleman-
cal lcyice.. Mr. CLAW was received at the up
per Depository by the Wig Coulmitleo oi Ar
r,ncrruents. where tie entered handsome bar
n,,che, drawn by four splendid uorSeS, and pro.
cessior beng formed OF persons IN carriages and on
horseback. ii proceeded down hing TO Broad, down
Broad 10 Meeting. and up Meeting 10 the New
Theatrc. where lIr. Ctay WAS received bv the Conn
mir,ce o! Reception, the Chairman oi Which. the ven
cradle Revolutionary soldier, pr. William Reed. adj
dressed hun in eloquent Terms, welcoming hs ami
val and rendering hm the hospl,alities OF the cry
Nj. clay replied at some length, but wc must deter
to another opportunity any notice Of his remarks the
necessity OF gong 10 press preventing us from inr-
nshin, any morc detailed description oi the ccremo-
mes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
RECAprTULATIoN

lIarpcrs ma. ovcr UoddlllgVoH 'oV' U'cr "1Ii oc
COMMON CouNclL.-Wo have not received full
returns of the members elect of the Common
Council-nor does ii need. From the best IN
formation we can obtain We arc inclined 10 be-
licvc tha, the Natives have earned their ticket in
tw clvc OF thirteen Wards.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
Now JcE-c y.

The returns OF the town elections IN New jeI-
seq arc indeed cheering. Tiere, the Wings have
nobly done thaiT duty and stood BY their candi-
dates. In Ne,carS, where the Natives have
been loudly boa=tine and predicting, NJ. podd'
the Wing Mayor, IS elected by large majority
and the Wing ticket II IS believed, prevailed IN
al the Wards but the North, whege : mongrol
concern got In.
prin.c1nn au.: Tren,cn-Morc IVhiS VIC
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-10
Mike W., for we,tehe,ter County

Correspondence 81 The Tribune.
BEDrosp. Apul sth. ISL
The Wing Banner floats in triumph oyer old
Wcs,chester County. fcr the first time IN many
wears We have majority in the Board OF Super
y.sors. The Town Meetings last week resulted