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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
GoURAUDs ITALTIN INDICATED SOAR.

Oh. who has not heard of thut wonderful Soap,
The most useful und potent that science e ef gave,
Whose virtues have such NEST magical scope
; e'cn 10 wash white the dark sSin oi the slave
As the msts pass away with the heat oi the day.
Even does this SOau drive Erupons away
The simpleS rs made from the herba lSi knows
To rival IN fragrance and sweetness the rUsc. =,
Dr. Gourauds italian MEDIcATED SOAP Inc0mph!nhly
the preparation the entire removal U tn ifscK
les pnpe blu,ches saowneSS from The human SKIN IN
th, PURPOSE mnnly It's cheupness and the great
cily fits application. Dr c. positively guarantees his
Sonp TO perform al he promises taken. providing
iu trial made qualities AT the same
time would remark that the low price which he has xeu
upon II places il within the reach OF ull.
Remember this Soap only be purchased genuine at o.
Walker street first FROM Br0adwuy All pepar ratons
of the kind purchased escnkere much trash that II
would be dear u pay shlIngs even for an entire cart
Ioon au7 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

ELECTION RETURNS, VIA SMYRNA-Tha Echo
de pOrient, Smyrna paper of the 9Th OF April,
under the head OF "The United States has a
remarkable piece OF intelligence not generally
known in this quarter; is Of such importance
that we translate 1t as follows The Presidential
Election is decided. Mr.. Van Buren has carried
it. He received 81 votes, Mr.. Johnson, sc, and
and Mr.. Cass, /. Colonel Johnson has been
raised to the Vice Presidency" Bos. Daily Adv.
A DISTRESSING AcclDENr.-The Apalachicola
Advertiser of the 9th ult. says: On Monday
last Charles Russell, formerly Lieut.. Of the Rev
enue Gutter at Mobile, while on pleasure excur-
sion to st. Andrews, had his right hand blown to
pieces by the explosion of powder flask. He
was pouring some powder on match of ignited
cotton when the accident happened" II was
feared that he would not recover.
The WESTERN MILs.-The Postmaster at
'incennes writes to the Postmaster of Louisville
under date OF the 30,h ult. +" that the bridges be-
tween Olney and Maysville, LII. have been car
ned off by the late rains, and that consequently
the mail cannot be forwarded till the high waters
subSidc."
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
'0d ahu TrprftsHUFTi rpypte U6Trponaence or u > ouzetr
Markets. =. Carefully reported for The Tribune.


AsHEsThe supply rather small with W 6ayaTs Tiler 5s
ng mud holders lim We notice sales ~ oe foS III i-s
and aIO bbis Pearls at 4 BIZ a 4 i3Hl.
FLOUR AND MEAL The market for western IS very
dull Prime many instances sid at "a a decline IRON rom
current rates We snles $40 bb round Ohio on terms
anspred, and j0I bb< New:f3rk u, % we quite G
f;enesee nj q with sales GOV 800 bb Michigan and mo
IN lots brought 21s SH Southern is dull Snes M to
40 hbls Richmond Coaniry nt % 80 t'e"rg.town phr
fresh, 3Its a5O. sales LOO hn's hro"kbn Cy Mills nj
ll'l% Rye is without change We quote North River "t
- s7 jersey worth u'ont SO w. We observe snes of
ilOn 20 jersey Meal about2 a Shp Stutf lc with sales
GRAIN1he sne, to.d.s iuclnd@ nh"ut 500 new Mary,
land md Soh Cauna So S. which neclne. and i5j
t5 prme Virginia a, SIZE Rye has advanced, ind 'ae
IN vaie terms, of 800 bushels ats dun nj 81
3c Corn in good demand. and the sa!es quite up To
The s,py OO .i-h Northern sold nj Soc 6U Nonh Caro-
lima nj iSc and 1000 Virginia IS 49,, ell measure
COrruN The less inactive aspect to-day.
and seems TO have steady and settled charnc
ter he been about 1000 bales at y cent sss than
the ufes before the steamer
HAY-We notice ales of abou, 500 bales North River at
35 20 cents
WHlSKEY-Sales 800 barrels Western, poor to prime. at
% 23is cents.
LEAD-Sales 1000 pig, Mississippi from store. at TO-
cash.
continues quite inactye i've gh ib snna
sales-sy about go SO barrels Prime nj IS 90 2 and
100 barrels State YPnme ut 90 Mess he'd ~ 81
eef dull The les 2nO $40 Cltv AleSs u5 ~. Lard
fair demand. with suies 400 kegs at Ga cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
Correspondence of Livingston & Co. No walst.

The Gram md Flour markets without life animation.
Up country Wheat selling to-day at l6 cents with but ;ile
prospect Of advance from any quarter Along me line o
The annl between this place nnd Rochester much Gram
is coming suces immediate demand nj 10 u cents so
hu large portion OF the meB lay present supplies
without drawing nrgey from imports. lot o ordinary
Ohio Flour t545 bhs changed hands today nf So IT, with
smn the retailers at So 6. Tor fnI Achs1n or,nd
The recent purchasers n real estate from the exploded BANKS
nre removing the RUBBISH preparatory to putting up ouanf
far stores md dwellings, The large square adjoining the Old
T. S Bank where Ruhhun designed 10 erect hs great tx
chnnre has all been . feet lois nnd distributed among
our citizens Already the hummer md trowei are heard re-
sounding every quarter and ansther season VII see ha
beauu location entirely covered with stately edihces
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
possengcrs Arrived,

In shi, Ch-.,o-ai Colon from HarGnaNiesss james Bay
ley Eben Wad. Alters. + Lander Tudert, Mt Twin
nng Hope Wm Tnldo. de Huera. ily Galway, Et;Ies
L Vener. Mr Doughty. a,
IN the ship Colombo from rOr!eans-Mr P Nelson 0
Gardner SULLIVAN SIR Nelson and thee Children Mis- De.
drow Miss ilcIn,yre-li seetase-
III The ship 7aianta from LirerpOo!-Mr Smith ind l9 in
stee!age.
Hy Mssinni md !ady Mi.s and Mr W Grrdnsr MIS- 4
Holmes. Mr. Verne, Mr. Ing ham. Mr Wade Miss Smrh w
ID Gilhand LADY ard child md nurse. g l;lnrd Flo.
ton. 5 II Worcester C II MnywoodJ Vaen,ine. Weifn,
Col l.n'hers. N-1 Build
In Lhe J- wilson Fuller from Sapannak-Mr Harris and
children: Miss Sehhins Mi.s Moron eut Alexander. USA
Messrs i.eban Norton Cul N. Capt lihInn.
In The brig Macon fr0r1 -lrdunGh-L Valentine jerks
f /. Cost
In the brir Caroline from Chn-estpn-Caut T Pane off
II navy. Mss N i Pane NirsJ Cro>. " T Crass
Ms nr L Wagner. tl!ss Z WgsGeIi Mlsf 9 Wrhcs
" Stuart. II Campbell Dr 6 PancU.ie. nrd IN The
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
Sales at Auction, Aug. s.

By l.. NJ IL OIL IN q n q 70.
Wnes-3 bhds White s24 . do Claret and Santolhe Sl0
4 do J;late S, do and grs Whe s4. RnislnsSl hull
boxe 43l5 53,s Or do 53a 35. Sal-l00 sacks o.
n / l24; l4O0 bngs do. LA IL.
BY J. NJ. Miller.
Leather-Hemook tanned 1909 Sides light l4s AZ: q
do Slaughter lG 3s7 do middle weights 13 IA li do good
damngei l2L l2Ia 73 do poor damaged, 6i4 S 'des
TAX ISL l6 III kip upper. rough, 55; 80 wa1ed kip
upper. 621. III.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
Pimnles. FreckIe., sunburn. Tan.

On WOHlUN IuCt Ut UTUW OF
DCsN ARE PERMANENTLY CURED, and the skin rendered
beautifully clear white, by using the genuine Jones
Italian Cnsmc Sunp. Reader, If ulced with any
disease of hs skn- your fure sunbur or discoioed try
OH the effect supernatural bright and daZzlnr
but nln observe Il is Id nowhere else genuine IN this
city. but the OF the American Eagle & Chatham ST.
o23 Broadway s Fuitostreet Brooklyn: and Pease
Rrnpdwny Gel Joles's SuAp remember. a9 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
. See LaT Page.
Arrived.


ship Ccotnbo EdTdge q days from New Orleans, rnd,e
Snip aia.nta Ras,nond 20 day, from Lverpol nd.e, to
ship Anson Barknan. days from Charleston cotton &c
To H.. as"'fs . do ,,~oa Keller Guayama PR II days.
sugar and oas.es /. CnateIgn ove'; vessel to Bet' s
I,r. Wilson Fulcr Cobb d, from Savannah. cotton d-5
Brs selma smith d, I'm Mobile. cotton &c. to sturges
Bfic neoh Atkins. d,sns Il ds fm Belize. Hon. mah"s
any. Cuia. Left brs Florida. Banco Tor OK IN
ct Brave Iiaocs days from Baltimore hides &c oJ
SehF Z Buckmnn Cranmer 2 days from Norfolk. cnl
Schr vc,oy. Penied, days from AleNard'a -four 10
ch Nassau chester days ron Richmond. with four and
esi s Was D. fm Washington. NC. naval store,
70 ehf Ga.e Porter fin Georgetown. NC cotton to
fS,: scG nth Carolina Copa d, from Beaufort NC naval
tbt e I;et Suleld Powell f Porto CabeO. sugar &c
sehr Ge5t Garinsr days fo Baltimore. mdse to
nsSs Lovey Harson Hinckman. d from Folly Landing
c?l eh9 To Mary nnie d, from Newbe NC naval stores to
~ c n'' ao y re. days from Norfolk .ur Sturses &
se pisno,, De Cost; d, from Fol5 L-ndirs corn to
Scs Schr surplus Rollins i'm ocracOks NC naval stores to
chr lula & Sancy Sterling. ds I'm Newben. naval stores
srhI fsncy Chase ds FIN Boston, mdse TO S " Lewis.
Schr Ellen Rodman Ellis Bedford, oil.
Schr Industry. Baker. NBedford OIL
Below.
Bremen ship New York De Hardie. from Bremen mdse to
Alrich Kruger. Wind sW.
Sailed,
Packet ship Arso Anthony for Have beIk Isabella. for
Malaga brg Token ior LaguaytC.
Spoken, &c.
Aus2 lat g. Ion u, ship McLeand, from Charleston tor
York.
Eo-a.r,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
p Eighth Ward western Clay Club

90 Eighth Ward Westerm Clay Club
To The Resene-your Country calls -The H9rslnrTen m
mo ,gn "A meeting Western CLAY Club of the Eighth
Ward will be held rHIS FRIDAYl EVENING. aIgus.s
Mt the Cntnn Hotel No 36 SpringStrce topposte Clinton
Mnrset where all who are favo: ot sustaining Proec
10 American Labor distributing the Proceeds OF the Public
nns for purpose of educating our Children opposed 70
Free Trade and avnr OF protecting themselves against the
Pauper Labor of Europe and opposed 10 me schene
" CIIY IND FRELLTGHUYSE-N!
Let every lover Of his Country be present
The meeting will be addressed by THEODORE T. IoALIs
son JAnEs S THAYER and JoHs u. ScoLEs.
Band og Music w'll be IN attendance;
Mr CHARLES MISSING and others VIII sihs some cheering
's JOHN STEEPLES, President.
R.,pu OlnsrrAp Vice President
JAMS HRYWER. Secretrry u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
Commercial and money Matters.

OF For Commercial AID Money Matters. see Last Page
THURSDAY. T. NJ.
To-day we perceive in the transactions at the
Bonrd decline in stocks Illinois Skies and Long Island
Railroad declined l. Fnrnsr. Trust and Canton Company a
S,cnu-ton Railroad = per Al the Public Board Morris
Canal Company c!osel at decline of < per cent
We quote Exchange-Ells on England at l09i a
lG9l i. ard on Pans 5f25i4 5f25
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
love i. | love il. and who shall dave.

=, o rHI1e ne Ul UEITs W.! H1h mi
ly 3s Oi Iones Coal Hair Restorative. II
the ch delicious, sot dark SILKY eeng and MP
ieuauce and will dry like other afulnDs. but
evp order lr days together by nppcntun clears
the hair ut dnndrn stop, falling Off sc Sold ut 81 thai-
and 3S Broadway Ne~lvrk and l Fulton Il,
a )and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
] 7. MOItEIIE Nd. -; :
EPilRAIN II. FOSTER:
GhRRET DAVIS. III. Z.

The subscribers have kewi.e OF commentator from
Hon. WILLIE P; MANGUM: rIss: as:,o T. 5 Senate
Hon. Hon. j. ljoii ]. oGsiiIi@fENDEN. L, 5. Senate.
all intimate friends Of Mr.. Clay.
The copies being by the Dagueeotype process are OF
course equally faithful with the original and the Likeness in
this dmnutiye form fully striking rs in the larger picture
Tho in. aeady issued have met with the most enthusiastic
admiration and the subscribers have received the wafne
commenduton the taste displayed IN getting up these rey
raiuae !, hg badges. possessing as they do an intrinsic
oor will survive the mere political excitement OF the
day. and will prevent their value from beng less thnn
their cost.
They are SMALL chaste well made and rarrfntsd gold
The demand that appears to be arising Tor them vi"
enable the subscribers furnish them at The very low price oil
s3 so Il piece. $50 per duzen
tn nrevent mpo,iton our address will be stamped upon the
buck of each pin thus Nat Nina. Galy, 2i7 Br'dway
n. Y"
Orders sen, through any responsible New York house. will
receive immediate attention.
THEODORE FRELfNGHUYSEN
The suhscr have uo their possession the finest like
ness ever en- of Hon THEoposE FRELIS6HuysEs 1t
perfect picture respect. and the expression is
peculiarly animated pleasing. The general opinion OF r.
Fs friends may be gathered from the following note:
Messrs. .7nthOny Ed1ards s. Co.
type picture of Hon. Theodore Fenghuysen. and from my
acquaintance with him. bear testimony TO lis exec ence
The picture usual admirable style and the
such that his mos, intimate friends could not sug
improvement unhestatEgly pronounce the nnest
likeness OF Mr. F,e.qshuy'en hsTT eTe n f1p FILLMORE
This Likeness will also be copied the style above mentioned
and furnished al the same prices
An exquisite e-otfnt engraving from the above Likeness oil
Mr. Frenshuysen has just been issued and Will be furnished
at the un2reedented O prlee o per copy LIBERAL
discount made TO wholesale purchasers.
ANTHONY. EDWARDS & CO.
National Miniature Gallery, "A Broadway. y. Y.
Editors inserting the above advertisement triee will be
entitled Clsy Freiughuysen Pin and copy of the
engraved Likeness of Mr. F. such will continue one month
longer shall receive payment n kenesses oi themselves OF
their friends application at the National Miniature Gallery
ana tstfU ltlySl;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

ANOTHER WAsNING.-rhe Baltimore Sun
states that on Tuesday, young man called al
the house of friend "in the neighhorhood oi
Asqulth street, and found d part OF the family III
the back room; one OF them, young lady, was
sitting on the FIRST step OF the stairs sewing. He
picked up pistol lying on the window, which
had just been put there by her brother, and call
ing ny name, said he would shoot her. He i'm
medately suited the action to the word, the pis-
tol Instantly exploded, charged with ball and shot.
The bail and shot passed by her temples and
penetrated the wall close to her head. Three of
the shot tooS effect; one penetrated the face,
about an inch below the right eye and two pass
ed into the upper lip on the right SIDE Happily
the wounds are not dangerous. 1t is truly amaz
ing, after so many repeated calamities, that any
one will attempt TO snap fire arms at another. 1t
deserves the seYercSt censure.'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
Brighton Cattle Market. .Aus. 5.

AT Marker, 40 Beef Cattle 900 sheep and 4-o swine
PRtcEs-BEEY CATrLE-Wed quote 10 correspond with last
week about the same pires paid for like QRaty-
Extrn s5 first quality ST second quality 81 So third quality
So 90 81 80 -, c,. r
SWrSE-Lo,s to pedde averaging about s.. more than
half Burrows 3t;c: lot of fat Hogs, from ds,ey.
&c. At retail from a. 10 &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
TO CLAY CLUBS.
THE WING TALISMAN.

Clay and FrelinShuysen Breast PINS
The subscribers; having been repeatedly solicited from vnr
Gus parts of the country furnish copies OF their beautiful
Dcyusrreotvpe Likeness of Hon. Henry Clay, taken lew
DAYS after his nomination by the Baltimore Convention have
made Tor copying it nsively into BREAST
p,s for the benefit of tie friends of that eminent statesman
The likeness very spirited andhus met with universal
commendaton from the friends Of Mr. Clay. The following
noe among others. beuIs ample testimony TO us peculiar
cIccisnee:
The uaguereoype Likeness Of Hon. Henry Clay by aler
Anthony Edwards Il Co IN our opnloi ial tne must Ic-
crae ever aseI-need the only gvinG rs IL does ms
secular expression such mas never been attained
m amy pnluied or engraved likeness thnt we have seen
Signed ! T. AlOREllEAD. u. ). Senate
EPiRAIN II. FOSTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
Scoundrels. vagabonds and sw;nd!ers.


In short ali to live the hard
earned Ie cru.ed by the wonderful qualities o Jones nl
u lelcal Soap tine post o IN
all iiecAes butn plmpe.. blutces salt rheun
scurvy ey.pe>, fact other skin ds~.se But The
70. bl ist he uu their guard they Wi! be undeted
pocket aud injured appearance by base counterfeit o
Joues, soap. Mind take but Jonss coap. aud re II
else This the ..u Ui lhs AuIercam Eu
gle So jnatnumst and 3-a Bruadwuy, S F'.ns,reet.
hfookl!n. uuS 2eod
nS- Nothing will dress the Human iIait so beautifully
3, Coral Hair Restorative IL the
hait such delicious. silt da'k. SILKY feeling and
aud will not dry like other prrpuatons but Keep order
iur nys osetner by QUE appi,cuis 1t cleurs the hn
dandruif. stops falling oil. &c Snld at 81 Chutha,
amt @ ruudwhy n " l3y tuiton'st. Brooklyn u9 2eOd
SyTUCK uF GOODS AND TRADE FOR SALE-A
- well selected ock Of Funcy GU,ds Iomls. Brushes
Cutlery eriuey. &C IN good order mud su'i9be for The
Jbbng business. will lie sold Ut far prices aud liberal
terms The establishment hus good OF trade, "hc-
may easily increased The present leaves II on
oi his health. Apply 10
u9 lwN- GEO. :. CAkl, l0S Mnlaen Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

Auai Nantucke; 5h ship Harvest Gardner Pacic ocean
Elmeo April 5 liC0 bbs 50 OIL Spoken March, nt = ION
y 5 W Ship President Brock Nantucket 45O ,p rs ron
Noonheva bound the lne rep Dec H. mt ~ len Ia w
arkson Chnse do. l2Go Feb la d > lon i Japaa
Is sp 2d Su'na Russell, d. $50 for nv W co"t atn
ownnd do Io0 sp March nt ,nrqnsns Is Eagle CgIn
do 100 p; sid om Eimeo April 10 baLGus infyes,m lest IS " w
baoue Anna Mooes, OF and Tor Bristol. 6O 50 and SV "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

E3-To TraveIers.-To gentlemen VINO desire useful
and ut the same highly interesting hock rs companion to
their Travels recommend Appleton & Co edition OF
lsrnels Cri0sss of LterGnrc II Is perhaps taken dltO
rethe the book wrliten awDs eICu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

POST-OFFlCE. NEw-YoRK. Aug. :. ls.i.
Eastern n, HPd Rd,ia naes ri, IF s h n eb
from this Office via Long Island Railroad daily except Sun
days. leaving Brooklyn at "a o'clock A Nj -
Letters per- intended 10 be sent OF That route must DC
aus b " '-' JOHN LJRlMER GRAHAM, P. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

JUST PUBLISHED.
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ISIS.
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Ofts week. ead contains another series OF those ine
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lusmtions-50 cents.
EMlGRANT'S TRUE GUiDE-25 cents. with numerous
other books. new Gnd interesting.
nus 1t J. WlNCHEolEk. 81 Ann 81.
,,,pc ANN cIrIDF ROOKS AS hundreds, and tbo,s
VI ands of individuals travelling for health pleasure
hrou ard Eastern States md Cnnata they
advised procure MAPS of their intended routes and GUIDE
Books giving such information will enable them to be-
come acquainted with most Interesting objects their
journey.
The PICTURESQUE TOURIST, with Maps and Embsllsh-
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GUIDE TO WEST POINT. and
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and useful works. designed expressly for Tourists for sale by
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au9 1t. Between Pine and Wall. streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
GREAT FIRE IN Cn,Ll - The Journal Of Con

GREAT FIRE IN CHLI = The JotrndL 0i COM
mcrce of Yesterday has letter which says
The city of San Carlos, the principal town in the
lslaud OF Chloe the most Southeru province OF ihe
Chilan Republic, has been the scene oi IL dreadful
confag grafton, which broke out Ill IT'S yer! center
and before IL could b: suhdued, destroyed two-,mrds
ut The place. One hundred and fit. houses, CON-
prslng all the uas aZnes oi provisions, tell prey
10 the tirs The unfortunate nhahitants, equally
destitute OF fo,h and shelter, were compelled 10
abandon the ruins and fls the in eriur 10 seek
refuge und means Of subsistence.
The port OF Sau Caros, recruiting place fire.
qn-n,ed 1v Suuln Sea whalers, coniuiued about
1000 iuhah,tanus all of ~hom have suffered more or
less h, this deporable calumty. Al The time OF The
FIRE there were anchored IN the road an American
schuuneI u Brush brig, and French whae-ship,
the crews of which, III is supertuous 10 add per
formed all the duties that humanity imposed on
Them
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

n BOARDING.-Mrf. GuSS. having opened the new
and eommodou house. % Vesey ST.. near the Asor House.
proers choice of desirable transient permanent
BOuren Croon Shower. and cold Baths. free he
location very central quiet nnd shady Terms moderate
au3u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

n?- To Let.-Ihe large Room LaIayeIe IHII. I,1UN.-
way for Public Meetings. ss
OT Graham House, 63 Rarclay.-Citizens or
vsters desiring quiet home where real Temper
diet poered ,heH cosng of Vegetables. Fruits.
&c without stimulants ea meats are invited Daronzs
oui It's -''''' 'N'''' "'R z. GoSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

nr Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING, HEAVY Az y
SAIL DUCK, LlGHT RAyEVNS f9r BoAT SAlPss "a
PER FELTINGS % to 70 inches wide; BAGGING. plai1
and twilled q and ~ INCH Also. Grain and Meal ags' ~
s''u '''''' BRINCKERHOFF. FOX & POLHEMLIs..
17tem, n Beaver street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

"CoNDUcT OF WHITE FOLKS IN THE CUOCrAw
N.rfoN"-A white man named John Lewis, who,
with his family, was travelling on the military
road-makiny tracks for Texas-was oyertaken
near Col. Kinney's by another white man named
Shaw, who "lightened him of his wagon and
tilted Lewis's fami!y-seven women and children,
and one at the brcast-out upon the road. The
deplorable sight of his suffering family rendered
desperate The ill-uscd father. who "borrored q
pistol" returned and re,ook the wagon; but he
had no so1ncr installed his interesting family in
il than Shaw returned with several armed men,
and after discharging several rounds" compcll
cd the unfortunate Lewis 10 surrender his castle.
lie and his family are now cncenped in the na-
ton in an almost starving condition, depcnGlnaun
the liberaity of the Choctaws for subsistence, and
appeals 10 his white friends 10 "come and hep
him off," Arkansas Inteigenccr.
DREADFuL AccIDENT.-Wc learn by gentle
man who came through this forenoon from the
East, that the train was leaving Dover, little
girl, III attempting to run across the track, was
caught by The engine The train passed over her
and severed one Of her limbs from her body, and
,,,sr,-: -" |-cadfuly mapgled her. She was alive
,"ho. ,h'. 49,, ,ot h., -, ,'Ns were entertained
of her recovery. Lowell Courier Of Tuesday. ,
--
T'HE MIcHloAg.-f'he iron steamer Michigan,
which has been in course Of construction hcre,h
p,st year, is at last completed During the pre-
sent week two trials were made down the lake
tweaty or thirty miles, .or the purpose Of trying
her machinery, speed, &c. THIS trial, We are
,od, has proved highly satisfactory to Capt. IN
man, the mmond-r of the vessel, and The gen
,lelnen engaged in her construction. Il is be-
cved that she will be forthwith put in ccmmis-
sion. Enc Chronicle.
vILLArNY.-A boy about 10 years old, calling
himself Warren, who was employed as a labnrer
for few days at Dcdh4m lower plain, abscon
ded on Thtrsday last, having fret robbed the
hoiise, in the temporary absence OF lie family,
taking gold watch, Il valuable coat, and other
articles, even 20 he contents of the chlidIcn'S
money. boxes. tie was Traced 10 Providence
where he had shown the watch and excited some
suspicion. He has not yet been arrested.
Boston Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

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