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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

7 IHTTED PARTNERsHIP-Pm5 Notice IS he'ee i.
II given. IN pursuance OF the statue anthonznr Ine %
r. Charles w. Foster and Henry y. Lirneon all residing
the city o; New York have formed Limited fht,neIsp ln
Iasnes, under The firm OF Fosters L Lviug,ton-
Thai .Sa ssd Samuel FcssaT r Charles w. Foster aDf
er,v ,yros.on arc The general partnsfs md he SAL
Theodozus o. Fowi the special partner 1nd as such b.
tla .si partuersp commences the I" enty hiTd
9oyy ayy u Tor s11ubu' N = THE0DOSlUS O. FOWLER,
'u'' A' SAMIiEf. II. FOSTER, Jr.
CHARLES w. FOSTER,
HENRY b. LIVINGSTON.
New York 2lth August, 1874 au24 3ts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

Nc The Marshall n. a. Society will hold its
usual Reform meeting this Tuesday, evening at O'clock.
Add,ese, By Alesss A. c. Powell Edward Dovne' Cone,y
and William Edm0nds. Singing by Mr. Cunningham and the
Cho This meeting is expected be peculiar interesting
T. NJ VOopRuEr Sec,etnry /.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

We have employed hir. Hodge to perform chemical
analyses u.s. and from the manner which they
executed cheeul!y recommend his services 10 those
recurring such work. A B. SANDS & co.
Now York. Inne |. lS-,4. ie! endtf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

MrcnAux's FRxcxLg WAsu.-The bes; preparation ever
discovered for the permanent removal OF FreckeS tan. One
bottle alone will be suc All VINO wish IN have white
skin clear DIST gufenets. will 10 well 10 hh
wash. Sold III II Courtlandt street.
CocKgoAcuEs AND Brp Ru6s.These troublesome verInG
nj th, ot the year ae very abundant bg, any family
oveun with them Danish hem eleetoaly by the use o.
Saunhol1's Roach Bane We only k Trial oi tbs article.
and effect Will show eI Sold ut 81 Cou,tandt street
CoNsTocK's SARsAPAR,rr.- the removal aud perml
nen cure d,ease arising from mpurte. o the blood, or
VI effects oil mercury VIZ:
Scroiuous Affections. Bilious Diseates. -
Hereditary Diseases. Affections OF Liver or Skin
Swehngs oi the Bones, iihbtua C.tivene>s.
Pimpes and Sores upon the II also greatly Improves and
fncs. beauties the complexion.
Salt Rheum Scad Head, and ind dispe!s all snownes
oil Iuinneous DiseuSeS. e.. &c
Sold nj II CDurtandt street Price 20 per single bOne
or one dozen t 81 and warranted strong and IN large
bottles ts any sold for 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

S,PRING AND ROLLER BLINDS, white linen and trans
- parent painted shades of the patterns wire
blinds, Ventan Spanish and Italian Sun Blinds, &c. c.
Gay bec inform his patron, he has for sale the above and
the manufacture of every description OF blinds the
old he'd spring Blind Fncnrr s3 Hgdon s,reet five
doors west OF Spring Spring rollers for cnrirge-od
blinds repaired and painted. Southern orders promptly ut
tended to. a2i In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

WASHINGTON IRvING-A letter from this gen.
uemau, dated Barcelona, July 18th, in reference
to the life of Washington, which he had intended
to write during his residence in Spain, says =
" Ny own state of health has obliged me, for near
y eighteen months past, to suspend all literary
occupation. other than what is connected with
my official duties; and though am nearly freed
from the herpetic malady which has SO long ha.
raised me, propose to devote tberesidue Of this
summer to tour Of health, and not to resume my
pen until the autumn True Sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

ENh ENCH AND TTALI4N WINDOW SHADES!,!-
i q W.WOODFORD b6 Catharjrc street. nov Upenlr:
several French and ai3n Wiudqw Shades ofa bs1ut
f quality. and imported for the city fall trade These Shade
improvement: in The OF ggntiny. AID nbace the
vafied yl- ot French. Italian and american The pn
each. at the low prce Of o sh'l!incs per pair.
n B.-aerch1nts, ard Others buying sell again. will be
allowed liberal discount 66 CuharEe-st st. cuai 4ist
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

SANps's StRsArARILLA-The following certificate re.
Gently received wns addressed 10 Madison en-
,pIH Ind tired vari5ns remedies without any benefit, md
me Inflicted are now invited TO READ what says reference
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
MARINE JOURNAL.

Arrived,
Hamburg bark Frnnkn. Slbem. Il days from Hamburg.
mtze to schmidt L Balchen.
Brig New Jersey Brown day. from Savannah. cotton and
rice to z NJ lnmii Sailed company with brig Exact
Schr Morning Star Pitlen days from Nassau Mp salt.
fru &c Dinner * Dern Lett brg ned Staies 10 scli
for New YORK.
Scnr Paragon Hoif Miles, days from Virginia corn, the
schi Emerald. schaI { days from Norfolk .aves. to
Cunningham.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

OCT DR.. Ph.nney's Family Pills constantly
for sale BY a. B. d. SANDS ~ Fulton street, 23 Broad
way ,uDd II EsF Broadway Jeo em3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
CLAY AND FRELINGHUYSEN
ppEASTpfNS

Each containing beautiful Ddcu,rrsotyDs likeness Ct ten
~ Clay heo Fienghuysen 10: Ho wholesale and retail
by ANTHONY. EDWARDS & 30.
as3 ,t National Miniature Caller. AI Broadway. MY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

Disasters. &C.
We learn bv the sch Morning Star this por from Nassau
Mp that Sunday the 18th INST the schr Mnrv. Of Rro
from New York Philadelphia ca7szed IN sIua ~
miles eos, of Cnre May. After cutting the she
righied two-thrds in of When last they had
Eade soil for this port
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

the reason and patriotism OF the citizens Thia
will not be in vain; but, should 1t un'ortuna,s,
,-ove to be unavarling, the most decisive s,e,s
I'LL be taken. Not only the military force no,
hc,c hut that ordered to be in readiness viii i
"susd TO this place. and so employed tina, eyr,
,srson found with arms IN Their hands, Or IN ta,r
ronsss WI! be pursued tn the utmost and brnugs
~ nnn;sbuen, for their ,emstry and crimes
Tbus far the conduct OF the citizen soldlery ha
hocn distinguished ny equal bravery and forbes.
ancc and the Commander. in-chlef has no cous,
II anv future emergency, they will continue nb
actuated by the same determination to DO The;
duty.
frain from Joining or coun,enancing any riO,oe
assembages in any part of the city and conntyd
Philadelphia either as actors or spectators PrUns
and efficient measures Will be adopted to dispee.
them; and it is difficult, in so dong, to ciS,;ngu
between the guilty and innocent
Riot and bloodshed must be terminated 4.
once; the duty of cffecung this rests with t.
Executive. and those who act under his orcss
ard whatever the hazard, THIS duty shall be i,iA
luIiy and fcarlcssly performed B[ G,der enn, Of
Governor sf the Commonwealth Of Penn'yvania and Co
,n,W ptLLyR. Ait Gen. ? II.
if,nl oaaf,efs Phiia.. July :. lsI4.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10
The Spiri, ~ Vermont!

'pFrp,D -'Nh''
WOODSTOCK. July 5h. lsA
Yesterday WAS proud day for Old WindSp
County /: snc was represented here by fre tiOt
sand of the bone and sinew of the Wings of IL
Green Mountains, ready to go into the work, an
every man seemed to manifest dete'ninatiG
that Windsor County should be the Banner Coun
~ of our State: she al,cays trds. she Girdys aL
he, Loco. Focolsm, Free TRUE, Potkatry, andta
Annexation OF Texas, meet no encouragene'i
from the wool growers of our State ana inah!
of the leading men III our county, whose name
| could mention, who have Tor years acted VIII
the Loco Focos, have joined our slde' and a.,
strong and ardent supporters oi Clay:
You cannot make our hard-worklng iafme
understand the Polk doctrine, that II is better f.
them to pay or 9 cents a pound Tor Southen
surar and lie still and do nothing, oecanse II IS
ceat a pound cheaper than maple sugar wOus
cost them, if they reckon their labor at doSr
day, and other things in proportion. The NOS
radical Loco will not sit down and do nothing
because he thinks he ought to be allowed 10 buI
where lac can buy cheapest; but with us they aI
they can produce as much as they want. Fp
Trade and a Rerenue Tariff will never satsiy
the Green Mountain Boys.
The Convention yesterday was organized by
the choice of the Hon. julius CoNvERs, Preslden,
81 Vice Presidents, aud Secretaries. Ate
which, they were most ably and coquentlv ad
dressed by the Hon Jacob Colamer, our Repre-
sentative at Washington Hon. Mr.. Phelps OF ,h
Senate. and Hon. George p. Marsh of Burlmg
ton. They most clearly defined the principle
upon which we must act, and a determined resO
ution manifested itself that Vermont should stl
be the Star that never sets and II active exertOa
a good cause, and perseverance can effect am
thing, we will show you proud majority tor ID
Western Farmer. Old Windsor County mu
and viii lead the State. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

The WIG SPIRIT IN rENNEssEE.-We fndth
following notice of " hig gathering in Nashvli
IN the last number of the Wing OF that city
Tennessee will do h.r duty nohly.
There was another glorious gathering OF tb
Wings OF Nashville, on Saturday night at h
Court House, where an animated and slirril
speech Of two hours in length, was delivered b
Hon WASHINGTON BAWRow, who enters upon III
canvass with the same zeal which inspired hin
IN lo40.
The spirit Of the Wings IL aroused" Straight
Out companies arc being formed IN every CIV
district III the country, and the Wings, old an
young, are Fastening IN enroll themselves unds
the STANDARD OF THEIR COUNTRY. The " LnH
Star" has b,en able to detach but FEW. NER
FEW, from the glorious banner OF the sis
and Stripes"
Regarding certain reforms in the admlnistn
ton of affairs at home as absolutely necessary
its future prosperity, the Wings 60 first for the
owN COUNTRY. They regard IT'S CLAIMS as para
mount 10 all others. They sympathse with tb'
Texans-as body they are favorable TO Annst'
ton when the proper time shall arrive but they
vii! not suffer their sympathes, or their good FEEL
ing towards their "kith and kin" in Texas, %
prompt them to acts Of injustice, or involve thsi
country IN mn expensive and unnecessary wal,
gratlty the ambition Of political aspirants or IE
cupldity OF speculntors.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

MoRE MoaMoS News From passengers and
officers of the steamboat Dove, we learn thai on
Yesterday d messenger from Governor Ford arrv
I'd q, Rlshvllc, calling nn the militia to march
Speediiv 10 Garbage 10 resist attack apprr
hended from the Mormons. He stated that aoou
! O'Clock on the 27th, mob OF two Eundred men,
armed. painted and disguised came 10 Carthage.
demanded the key of the Jail, and took out JOE
Smith. Hvrum Smith and VIM. Richards aud
shot them forthwith They were fearful that the
uormons would retaate TINS murder by burning
Carthage and Warsaw. Several hundred OF the
militia were about 10 march from Schuyler couu-
" when the Dove lett The Governors message
arrived at Rushve about II O'Clock. Those
who came down on the boat consider this news
as authentic. Iftruc II Is both alarming and dis
graceful 1t was cruel and cowardly TO murder
The unarmed prisoners when they had surrendered
themselves and were IN the custody of the laws.
They were under the protection of the laws: the
word of the Governor and the faith of the State
were pledged tn protect them from mobs, and TO
secure them a fair trlal.
An extra from the Alton Telegraph contains
letters from G.. NJ. T. DAVIS from which We learn
that the Two Smiths, Richards and also Phelps
Mormon, were killed By the mob at Carthage.
Three citizens of Hancock were wounded in the
attack on the Jail; their names we're Mills, Gala
yhcr, and Vorehes. Mr. Davis apprehended great
violence, and feared an indscrimnae extermna-
ton of the Mormon population. He was endea
voring to allay it, and Gov Ford was trying to
restrain the Mormons and the pOpulacc
ST. Louis New Era, June 29.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10
Nc,v-Hampshire, too:

The mails Yesterday brougb't us glowing at
counts of WHIG GATHERINGS in all parts of d
Union. The Wings are every where arousin,
and bucklng on their amor for the coming Co.
test. The Wing thunder is beginning 10 roz
along the shores, over the mounlains, and in tn
valleys. The spirit of lSl0 rs rekindlng amag
the People. On the 4th, 5000 10 5000 Whrgso
New Hampshire were III The field at Manche,g
Addresses were made by The Hon. Charles Fran
chs Adams, of this city. Hon. John P. Robinso,
of Lowell, Ira Perlsy, Esq Of Concord, Geog
w. Nesmith, Of Franklin, and Daniel Clsh
Esq. of Manchester. 800 LADIES' eraced IN
occasion with their presence. Two original song
were sung. 1t was ID noble and enthusiast
gathering.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10
Polk Failure in Chenanyo.

The Loco Focos after the most coavulsives
forts To rally their followers to aIass Meetings.
Oxford, encountered mns;ifying defeat. Whr
say that rot more than one thousand were pr
sent, and Loco Focos claimed only ZOO. AuG
ney General BARKER, who was present, mats
Speech, in which he refused either to sign h
Texas bond or be a witness TO It's execution. b
said he would go with the party for It's Nominas
but he was and should remain firmly opposed
the scheme Of annexlng Texas to the Union vii
view to enlarge and strengthen its Slave boz
daries.
- Dut Willie the meagre advocates Of Polk an
Texas were assembled at Oxford, FIVE THOU
SAND enthusiastic Wings we're in Councis
Norwich, where the Hon. A. b. Dickinson q
Steuben, and SETH c. HAwLsY. Esq. of Buffalo
spoke with great fcrvor and eoquencc.
Alb Fve Jon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

From our Second Edition. OF yesterday.
ono TROOPS IN THE FIELD-GOt !.
PORTER 4RRfVED AT HEdD-e!s "a n,
TERS-GIR4RD BANk OCCtfibD
BYTROOP%THEATRES Az tLU>, ''.,,
ED-TRE MILITARY |lIIHDhA - "
EhOuST. PHILIPS CHURCH.
We continue our news from our Regular ooF-
respopden, and the Philadelphia papers OF yes
terday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

C=- gave of.hand sentiment at the Concori Mas
Whis Celebration of the Fourth. which mo; beng left n
writing mepottsd the Wing paper. of Massachusetts
It bu; uIe but as /; takes bu, Ines may a,
well be given correctly. twa.-
The Enemies Of our Union rrithin tie CEioH-
Nav they annex themselves Texas, and the sooner
the better. H.G.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

u Charles MorTely, the Monk from ST, Be'
nard, who was taken up the other day for obtain-
ing money uncer false prstences, has been set 81
hb rty by wit Of habeas corpus, from the cr'
cult Court. st. Louis Evening Gazette
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

liEMr.-The receipts in tins City of America'
Temp from New Orleans, from Jan. |. l54A, to
July |, were 4,i94 bales, or about 1925 Ee'
or 500 tons. Boston Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10
THE Ts{IBUN
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1874


cr In Democratic W big Genera oo. ,'
u,tftee, July q lsIi.-Reso'red. Thar the I'eiriH.c
Wing Electors the City and County OF Neyr for; o. fe
ones,ed 10 assemble their respective Nafds on iuHy
Eyeniup the 18th ococS for the purpose OF cho'
inr 1--WE peror them m Couuty Convehon u
neiee thirteen Delegate, the CITY and County to Inc ss
Convention III Syrncu.e. ,.,.I
meet on Evening the zfh stnnt, at o'clock at 'h
Broadway House. .. -. ,,
several Wnrds.
ii Ward Thresher's Broaa-stfcet Hotel.
2I '.' ZONES, Second Ward ctel.
"a North River Coffee House.
3th :" Shakspenre Hotel
dh ' Manon Hou.e.
Gh National lInil
7,h Al such place as Wnrd Committee designate.
Sh Howard House.
9Th 's Northern Exchange.
l0h Columbian Hall.
lIth Manhattan Hall
l9h At such place rs Ward Committee designate.
18Th Corner OF Clinton and Grand streets
l4h Broadway HOuse.
18th =" Constitution Hall.
18Th - Hnzetons, 9Th Avenue and Tthst!est.
By order, n BOWDlTCH BLUNT Chairman.
josffH * Hon.RF r riFffaW Haws Secretaries Dsa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10
Subscriptions for Clay Tribune.

II The Divine Polka /, danced "a perfection BY the ls
siste" ut the Am-rcnn Museum They were e,en Pne
wnen ariota GrisI and M"n Pe,rot introduced ard esi
Mrs Western. Cole Miss Adnir &c and last apd easf n
Two warts display their dImnutve per,ns peoinsas'
'his afternoon al ga O'Clock and also the evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

SHrFFLINo.-In last weeks q" Messenger
lind IN one column Mr.. Polk lauded as ''souni
lantt man, wilhelm another column Jesuita
attac On the Tariff is copied from the n. Yat
Evenlng Post, an outand-out Free Trade pape
Ihis Won't 60, neightor. You can't stand q
both sides Of the ieace at the same lime.
Somerset y. ]. Wing,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10
- &c ! !.
AppoInt menfa hY the presIdeuti

CHARLEs GRfBE, of New.Yok 10 be Consul ofthe U ~
% a, Inc tor ,he Kingdom of Hanover and The Grsnd W."
M2RE.r FORREST. 20 be Marshal OF the United Ssie' |"
the District OF Mary land
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

From THE RIVER OF PLArTE.-By an arrival at
Salem, advices have been received from Buenos
Ayres to May IA The British Packet Of that
place states that on the 9th OF April, General
Paz with from to 5000 men, made sally from
Non,eyideo with the intention of cutting off a
small force under Gen. Pacheco, but was igno-
miniously repulsed with great loss. We need not
remark that this story comes from the side claim
Ing the victory.
The American schooner Carolinan has been
bought by the Argentine Republic, and is now
under It's flag.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

i THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF ISsANlrY.
Edited BY the Officers OF the New-York Stale
Luna,ic Asylum, Uuca,' Vol L No. l. has Just
been published at Utica. A. Brigham is We pre-
sumo the principal conductor. We learn from ii
that 4S3 patients have been admitted into the
State Asylum since il was opened Jan. 10Th,
lS43) of whom l23 have recovered, l3 have died.
and 245 remain. OF these ia are men and l2l
women.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

u Mr. VI. w. Daniorth was robbed Of $3.50
the other night, at the Providence Hotel. The
money was taken from his pantaloons pockets
which he had placed near his pillow, on retiring
Tor the night. Other boarders IN the house were
robbed the night. The thief Is supposed 10
have zone to Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

ISTHE SAvIouR's PREsEScEwirH HIS Minis
rERs-A Discourse before the General Assembly OF
he Presbyterian Church in the united States, at
Louisville, Ky. May, l8it BY GARDINER SPRING.
d. D. has JUS, been published oa large clear type,
by VI. W Dodd. 1t is very able and lucid pre-
sentaen; OF the Presbyterian view OF the proper
constitution OF the Church and the Maistry.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

- We wish our readers 10 remember that ih-
Kuickefbocker Baths, l0l Bowery. are weIl worth,
OF patronage, and bathing often restores he4ltb
"h-n medicine fails. 1t is Mighty recommended to
the hadies Tor health and preservation of beauty.
and there is beter in the cy Tor their accommo-
daton, although the charge Is but one shilling
Open every day Except Sunda.s) for them until
FIVE o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

BLACK LEAD MIsts.-Sse advertisement Of
Messrs. Cannon and Haywood in another column. I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

U THg SABBATH RECORDER, new Seventh
day paper, has been started at SPruce-st. by
Geo. g. Utter.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

OF Central Clay COmmittee.-A regular month
ly meeting OF the Committee will he held National Hal
This "wednesday Evening, July lOth nt s O'Clock.
By order J. y. REYNOLDS, President.
!oHsT !oHs I: popqo; popqos. secro'aIe', 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

DEATHS By LIGHrxrSG.-Three young men
named Robert Yates Charles McMeurtrie and
- Jordan, were killed by lightning, near HoI-
lidaysburgh, Pa few days since.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

q HgsxINEK FREEMAN is the title OF 2 very
neat Abolition paper ust started al Little Falls BY
.. \ Bowe 5 Pc annum N advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

FINE WHO SoSe.-'The Wing Chief is the
name OF the Song which received the SO premium
offered by the Boston Clay Club No. /. 1t
written By John II. WarIand, Esq. and published in
beautiful style By w. II. Oakes, Boston 1t runs of
cheerily to the air Of The Brave Old Oak II will
be found on our Fourth Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

GEoRGIA-Hon. Seaborn Jones has been no
ninaict f'r Congress by ,he Polk party of the
AID D,tcct. There will be close race here.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

" Mr.. GouoH, the eloquent Temperance Lee.
ursr, addressed the citizens oil Rochester on Ten
Pe9ance on the 4th.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

"PoEMs BY CLEMENT c. MooEE, L. L. d" have
inst been published by Bartlett \ Wexford, Astor
House. They no, generally calculated 10 attract
very wide admiration in our day and published
rather crafty attached circle than dazzle or
delight the monster public
The reader will iad much well formed verse,
sound sense and wise counsel here, but so much
OF what seems 10 Us essential Poetry. The well
known account OF visit from Santa Claus. begin
ming I was the night before Christmas. is by Tar
the most poetical OF any lhiug have read from
IN. authors pen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

u The Fourth was celebrated with great
>piit by the Wings OF Salem, Mass. Stirring
Speeches were made by Hon. s. c. PHILLIPS
tion. D. P. King, ABBOTT LAWRENCE. LEvEsErT
SALroNsrALL and others; and letters read from
Messrs CHoArE, BATES. J. VI. BORIS, etc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

II We learn from Washington that Cabinet
Council had been held, at which It was deter.
mined to comply with the reques, OF the Phiia-
celphia authorities, and 10 despatch detachment
Of U. s. troops to aid in quelling the riots-a
measure happily now become unnecessary
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

PENNSYLVANIA -Sulnuel Cleavenger has been
nomr ated for Congress BY the Locos Of th'
XVIlI,h (Faye,tc) District. He was beaten l 81
votes by Andrew Stewart last year; we hope II
will be 500 this year.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

o" The Globe has lot of Dragging letters
from various States and an offer to bet Sl00 each
on nc sixteen States deemed most likely to go
for 'ok-equivaent to offering to be, that Polk
Wi et e,ght States, or ono less than a third OF
the whole number. In Old Hckorys time, the.
never thought of betting in THIS cowardy fashion.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

By order, y. BOWDITCH BLUNT. Chairnhn
josfrlI = Hon.RF =, rIrff.N Hows. Secretaries. usa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

-PIxclLl<Gs BY THE WAY. Written during some years
u Residence and Travel in Fuace Italy, Greece. Assn Minor.
Turkey and England by y. F. WILLIS Frt complete Ed.
ton. Morris & Willis Ann-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10

The Newburgh Telegraph disputes the cor
rectness Of some of the comparative prices at that
place of articles in l342 and l344, given by a
leading merchant, which we copied from the Ga
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-10
KILLED AND WOUNDED.

klLLRp.-Enos Waters William CrO1ler, FalrheiI. Freed
Capt Teal John Cook James Doughety. Gerhard Ehcres
sergeant Guyer Corporal loutmnn and three Others names
unknown. Total i&
WouSpgp.CooneI Pleas0ntoH. Captrn r. IL Scott,
nmes !.ln,nherger. T. e. Saunders, David hlthcar William
Manning Jane. W Barr. John use. Elisha Jester James
r. Tuly. Warner. Grey. Mt Iise. Wllunm in4 Dr. Az
pe'cn John Gum. lemue Pnyn.r, I u. Grover. Joseph
S>h, Henry Slack ihonins Faulkner, james Lawson E
wcrd NlcGuire, rhomns Street T.. Jnas, Frost. Grey
Sergeant aud prtyHteS Russell MORRISON. Ashwnrth
Wnrerhn,e Woodbridge. Crwinrd. Williams. iinl. Dough.
ey. Mcaen and erseunt Ngf'ien. an! hive or ohet,
Private CmwirI Of the Washington Artillery. hns had his
nrn anputatei ut the shoulder. Total wounded. %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-26
GREEN COIN -pInnLNG

One a. The very incest things over
Brought to ibe tAb'e. in the pudding
line. IS the green corn pulling, prepar
ed according 10 lhe following recipe.
L. every wilr, who would IKE 10 s4t-
Prise Ter husband b. rare deacaey.
ny IL.
Iake OF green corn twelve ears, aad
gra'e r. To tbs aid quart OF sweet
mix, aqnaner OF a pound oil fre,a bat,
ter, four egg, well beaten. pepper end
salt Us muel as suificicn. -s.Ira#I vel
together, an bake four hours IN bat
tered dish. Some add To The other m
gradients a quarter Of pound Of sugar
and eat the pudding with sauce. II Is
good COZ D or warm, mea, or sauce
blt epieures OF the most eN Iaisue taste
declare for II, We believe, hot, ans wi,h
The FIRST service.