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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-10

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
THE subscribers have received per late arrivals from
ve and keep constantly hand complete assortrn emf
treuch Artificial Fowet
Materials Of all xmas for Flowers
feathes Hair Ornaments and Millinery nrt,csy- ro,
sale by dES1Y "a KHhN I'm porter, W.
Nsmsue 7'Inh"rv street stairs.
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LADIES' STR1TV IA rs

LADIES' STRAV HATS
, GAIL KING, the vel 'Sowp add celebrated First
* .uy inform the 'ade, Of New York and us yci i v
ma ne as hand rg ard ahona be oftme Of Staw
Has, viz :-TaScan, Birds Eye Honey Comb Alb IT. Pafent
Duhsa.es Ru,lhnds, Pedals Rice Straws Nepotans snd
Ne,polt see Of yarons patt"frs rot t. equaed A
ci srl kngs, No II Division street. will convince the
public Of the fact ~
"A sp endd and fashionable Of rich Par.
Rib"o IN O PM m
- ADI - FRENCH SHOEs-At j B MIL.
Sm9 LsR'r, H2 Canal st -Ladps FREQ, Morocco and
kid Slles, Yves snd Busk,ns nd ~ shgs per r.
Cater OTIS at IS and H. AID made order at ssi KS
eqaa o. the cy; second quality uudessed Morocco
Slippers aud Ives so foIIe: Slippers shilling, and Bus.
kws AZ smiling. per par Msws' aud Child MS Boots and
Snoes of all nds and prices. ,des who good shoes AT
mouee prices pree buying o. shoes Cheap
stores oh dearest in the e1d) III please
anime for themselves at j. d MILLEU'S
milo 3tis.r, l42 Ca al II. between Thnmpson suIIiva,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-10

UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY
IT'S BROADWAY, UP STAIRS
h. WHITE would re.ecuIiy cali the attention Of citizens
nd xtrargers ysl the his splendid Collec
9fDAGUERREOffPEPO PORTRAITS, single, o. in sroui
IRON 40 t. fourteen the plate which,
and Of dsnea0n cannot be- 10 ssed orrral
taken al kinds ofw iher eithef with without coior;
prices OF which he has reduced hose
EXPERIENCED in H.. bush ess
The American institute, late exhibition awarded Mr.
White the first premium for the Det Daguereeype
cr grouping snd general edect which but another
OF tue OF his Mr. White the sole agent
IN rev York Tor t superior Imported German Ca.ners.
obtained
Imported German Cameras; also French d A rerl
can Instruments Of the beat quality wh Plates Cases
Chemical Polishing Mataria. &c Away, % hand 70,
sale at the very lowest pricrs fot sns IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-10

fundamentally. good Journsyman Barber. a
W 100 varck street. J. ". ROBINSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-10

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
TIE subscribers would inform merchants visiting thu city
l 'hH wish their own good, MANUFACTURED, that they
prepared to manufacture description of Clothing From
their "rR accustomed TO manufacture for The
Western inae for the last twelve thew feel confident
nth the number Of hands ia their employ TO get up
stock at short motto. 'rd With entire satisfaction
MANN X McKiNM, % CaTmne te~,.
G5-Knickerbocker Stages pass close the store
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pc A-Lhs'S @EH fCgSh nsUShbm
AND PICTURE GALLERY
Broadway Opposite the CITY Hall,

THREE INCHES SHORTER
Oh N = T. 81!
AND SEVEN PERFORMERS!
All for On Shilling
Nh; II. BENNETT: 49,. MANAGER,
Respectfully that he has effected with
Mr.. DELARUE the celebrated Minic who will rive his
much admired mitetion Of
HENRY CLAY.
The following Performers W i'll also appear -
The GREAT WESTERN, Mr., WI STERN CELESTE
the graceful Danseusr Mr. H. CONOVER the Protean Per
Singer.
The Melodeon. that plays variety of brill Overtures
Hafa Million Of CurOes Grand and Splendid
Picture Gey containing all the celebrated during
all hours
Afternoon Entertainnep Wednesday and Saturday at
n'clock Performance in the Lecture Room at
8 O'Clock, INF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
y Gen. Scott is travelling in Ohio.
RMAN NE w S 2 A p E r.
'Aitc und Neue Welt
(OId nnd Nplr IYnrLd !

A large and handsome Weekly Wing paper
in the GERMAN language, is published at The
Tribune Office every Saturday morning. 1t is
as large German paper as there is in the coun-
try, ably edited, and warmly advocating Pro
TEcTlvE TARIFF and the election of HENRY CLAY
Many of the Editorials of The Tribune Will be
translated for its columns. We trust it will be an
able auxiliary to the Good Cause.
We appeal to all German Wings, and those
who can in any way aid the circulation Of this
paper, to do so from the start. We are willing
to publish it for the Good Of the Cause, and have
no hope of making farthing by it: Will not our
friends see that, beyond our own time and labor,
we lose nothing Terms, s. from now till No
vember next; cents a copy, ln the City pay
able on delivery by carriers;j 81 per hundred to
Newsmen. We are making arrangements to
serve the City thoroughly; meantime We shall
be happy to receive the names Of subscribers at
this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
Things in Philadelphia.
Corresrondsace'of The Tribune.

iHLApELPHIA. March 2l-P. NJ.
The TARIFF REsoLUTIoNs.-The Tariff Resolu.
oDs from the House of Representatives which passed
ousy, akenup the Senate of Pennsylvania yes,e
day and several neecu4 attempts amend the same
man from this city, voted against them alleging, his
cusewhich think bat poor onethat they were SUI
Tariff consequently sl goes for HENRY CLAY IN 1914
From MArANzAs.-By the schr Mary Wilkes,
Captain Ge which arrived sss Yesterday afternoon in
that all qut The Island farther outbreaks having
e sa H a. t SIS SIS psl l for s3
Baltimore Sugar quoted al - II I.ls for Brown and
81 fer White with ta,I surplus Coffee was steady al
SS S.. as IN quality.
MURDER TRlALS.-Several trials, for murder,
will take The of the Cont of Sessions,
and among them notice that OF The boy Williams Who Com
mi;tet the hor.id la the ma houSe and carney,
the co9ted baIkseper who caused The death OF His ys
by pushins hm INTO the street whie OF inoHca
IrE CASE OF TIE Boy HALL.-The jury in the
john Hall, the coorrd boy Charged with poisoning
m m a OF n,s is'sE has Te'ufHsd verdict OF not g'ag
SCARLET FEvEn.-Ihis disease is now prevail
70 an aFm r. S G 81 G m soaa5 OF
several deaths having occurred.
QUA SrocK MARKEr.-A general improvement
Stocks maasted itself 10 day anu sales Of ABOUT So Geo
IS effected advnce Of Yesterdays
closing rates Wilmington Raiiroad one OF The most
t; Pennsy vln'a Bank L, Mechanics Bank Reading Rail.
Attbe Second Board 600 STATE S. variou, ways sold
5s; County So 1884, old 9. 1909 Ten Bouds
so,; shares WiHnStoa faoad do hat, III; 70 do Me-
Bank 27 DO do rs; do fsun4 Bank 245 so do
Re AIDING Railroad 22i-
SHIP NEws.-Cleared this atternoon-Br brig
4z-le Cox, Bermuda brss Nile Locst4It. WIS, Indies
Gowler uImsr, Mobile; BesIan!a Fraaklip Flmn Boston
Anne Payus Providence; President, young Savannah
superb pelon. Ghaliessea Augustus LORD PITT Henry
Sjerkns RICHMOND Pebz Baxter. CIc~-il. t.as1rort
Arrired this Atternoon-Steamer Pioneer, Ben
n-t, -. I'M New Yoik; schrs Z L Backsoo; Ann Ezab-,h
ds lm Folly Asndias 80, Weather CIoudy-Wiad North.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

SASpss SAR.APARlLLA-A perpetual process OF deposit
of the blood is converted the of the
bsotbs and through ya!ou. channels from the
svstsm Now evident that if the blood be diseased the
substances formed fom be healthy dld therefore,
so long IS the blood impure every organ fibre and tissue
the human body Will be unnatural state This condition
of the system may ya.iousiy dyslopsd sometimes
wardr as In Scroiula aud other ucz1us and euptye DIS
eases nwary, dyspesi4 liver disease rheumatism
&c aud sometimes in the SYSTEM s.eusS
cav Of ths bones. Ii clear that remedy winch will
.moye .e common cause of these deporabls disorders will
also cur. ea. aud ali Of them That remedy is presented i
SANDS,S SARSAPARIL La, which, acting directly upon
,he yitazius uil, from morbid unhealthy
state e 81 condition 1r the purposes fheathful life.
For certificates and numerous testimonials pamphlets
and various papers
Prepared aad sod wholesale and reta By a. B. 4 D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druscsts. 70 Fulton.s.et New York
Sold also at Z3 Broadway n last Broadway, and by Drug
sIsts generally thIou shout the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
For The Trisuu
Dr.. LoNbect'S Lectures.

Mr.. Editor: AS was one OF those who had the
pleasure oflstenng to the FIRST Lecture of DR.. Lam
bert, at the Society Library Rooms, on Wednesday
evening, and US l derived not only great pleasure,
but much profitable instruction, wish through the
medium of your columns invite public attention
them. DR.. Lambert does not profess TO be u phi
losopher, even Professor bur he certainly pos
sesses means OF npar,ng valuable instruction to all
who attend his lectures, and aided as he is by Two
of the most perfectly constructed models of the hl-
man frame ever exhibited, which he takes into innu-
merable pieces, showing in their natural state all the
organs OF the body every is made understand.
The necessit, OF the knowledge thus acquired with
very trifing expenditure of time and money, must
be obvious 10 all who appreciate health and by
knowing the causes OF The various diseases wnch
affect us we shall be the better enabled TO prevent
and avoid them.
DR.. Lambert's phianlhropic efforts 10 inpart 10
all this necessary and important Information have
elsewhere been properly appreciated, and will not
doubt that he VIII meet among the cilizens OF New
York that encouragement which he so justly merits.
His second Lecture, this evening, al the same place,
on the Brain and Nervous SYSTEM will be especially
interesting, and hope he will have full attend
ance. }. u. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

~ SIcxyEss--It is very seldom notice medicines, .
but having several different articles from ts
Mes:s Comsock Co., 81 Courland street, We By expert
ence can recommend full confidence in what they say,
certificates but bona de published Most all common
sickness can cured the expense of few shugs. One
article particular should BE- kpt the house Of every
family-the Magical Tain Extractor, for burns, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER HIGHLASDER.-"e
learn bv the officers of the steamer AnnaWan that
the steamer Highlander broke her cold water ocSe
at the foot OF Grand Chain, about lG0 miles beo"
his place by which accident the water was let into
The hull and IL not discovered until there were
i've fee, water N her hold. They "cre Obliged TO
run her on d bar 10 prevent her sinking. About 20O
htds of sugar were damaged The Balloon brQnsh!
up the passengers Of the Highlander and the T. 5
Mail. Isl. Louis Rep. March IL.
e We see it stated in the Eastern papers that
one OF the robbers of the Madison branch OF The
Bank OF Indiana has been arrested. This report
was erroneous.-[ Lou. Jou.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
He N R Y C l. A Y:
By EpEs SARGENT. ESQ. of the Civ Of New yora

By EPEs SARGENT, Esq. Of the City Of New York
Brought down the year 1874 TINS work will publish
ed clear and new type. neat for and put az
with paper covers with and handsome thogaphic
full length Portrait II will oe sold 2: for the SIM
gle 81 dozen This Is the fullest and complete
Biography OF Mr.. Cayey published
G Posmasers rem,tipg 81 Will be entitled to ls copies
G Clay Clubs Wing Committees, Booksellers and 9th
ers will please send their ord-Is as early as possible
County Merchants about visiting ,he city viii afford
favorable opportunity 10 those wishing TO o,d-r.
GREELEY < NcELRATH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

Eztrdordimqry Cese- hsye been subject 10 aft.cksof
Hanmaioiy tsans'!sn oi ne in@' 'Aosnt &ad f-s -y
weeks this "late:, an9bie - rase h<d, took Ss
k=HeJy from tomstGck = q COuf;land, s,YerI
Ns tys wa<ter !sor isIa. winch md br-3 mos. ,yr4
is aud sor; bgis have lou ID IN Ssii Wei -ni ,bj
out cou!d huL noh'ns - hell me All ooS ,his yf,s
aa4 eoul Ssi 'o s'st eNespi b. 'FAes an cured saG 3
tane, Isei Others snil.s "a is sane va; .oeaf.S ~
tSt.nsdl RCBT.G \ELLlS. l57 Bro,.u,-
SYsKf~C'. Cos1i,t ,---e1' '~- ~ .,,--.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
DIED:

Oa Thursday afternoon the 2It instant in the a;5ss
her age, CAROLINE A. only daughter OF 81 Tuact
the late William Knapp, aud grand daughter OIL '''
The relatives aid friends of the family are re- e, ao
yited TO attend her funeral from the residence OF n rs
No l68 Delancey-street, this Friday afternoon a.
3o'clock precisely. ,.G NrIlD
AT Tampa Bay, Florida. July 10, 1910, JoHs Y, NJ
formerly merchant of this city. ,rbs, ~, NJ
AT Pittsburgh P, March 49, the 18th year Oh md s
DoscAs e DIcKEY, cousort Of l'aiah DlrEHf'' vi
daughter of David Cutter. Esq: Of Pelham, n 70 e
March 20, Mrs CHARLOTTE HOFFMAN, ageu ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
80
MARRIED.:

On Thursday evening" 2lst Instant the Sand stree
Church Brooklyn by Rev n Vincent, MIR SoLoaS9nn aSn
HASroRD, Of New York Mis-. HANNAH, daughter {" W.
le Wright, Esq. of Bfookiyn o,.. e, TO Ctr
!otte Amelia daughter of Crane, Esq all Of hIs el g
AT Cambridge Mass, March s. by Rev s;T; MT hOpE ,n Et
Heman Allen, Of Vermont eT; Minister to Chi''' " A"'
daughter Of Hon Samuel Fay. ...;,,rts.,
AT Fort Jesup, La Feb 29 Joseph Barnes As;1sn %am
geon U 5 Army TO Mary L, dasghter OF MAJOR lh'D'
Eauntlsrov u s Rifles,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

The FAREWELL CONCERT of the Hutchn-
son Family last evening was attended by not less
than three thousand persons, filling every inch Of
space in that immense ediice the Broadway Taber
nucle; while hundreds, il not thousands, sought ad
mission in vain. The enthusiasm Of the audience
was greater than on any former accession, and many
of the pieces were raptuously encored.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

Cornsocks Extract OF SdrsGya,iita from Couraudt
o purify the BLOOD rce 50 yer bottle 81 per
dozen he Genuine Balm OF Columbia for the Ii
vii stop Us falling Oft and restore II y hen bald.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

u The AMERICAN REPUBLICANS (Natyves)
held their City Meeting last night, and did the
thing handsomely. They had more than the
full (as the Emeralders say of Washington
Hall, and SO adjourned to the Park, where they
stood their ground in good force, in defiance of
the meanest dry weather we have had this month.
There was some animated speaking and very
fair business done in groan!ng and hurrahing.-
Mr.. Harper may congratulate himself on the grit
If not the number Of his supporters. We rather
think they will poll some more votes than they
did last Fall-at least as many-uness the Loco
Foco orignators Of the party quietly slip out
Election day, as one or two Of them have already
done. At any rate, their music last night was
good their torches and banners abundant and
conspicuous; and they made a very respectable
amount Of noise They had the appearance of a
resolute and probably thriving party, and we
begin to nave hopes Of them They may hold
together these six months, with good luck.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

FROM KEY WESE.--Yh bark AtheIin OF dgaI
town, Mass, from Cardenas, tCuba for Baltimore,
was wrecked of Key Rodriguez, on the 10th inst,
brought into Key West by tae wreckers and con-
'iemned Value of vessel $3L5 cargo about $1,000
Salvage i2l per cent.
The brig Mary AyerilI ,oi New York, and brought
IN on The 2bth by the wreckers. She was from Ja
maica Tor New York. Salvage not nscertaned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

DEAySEss-DE. McSAIR's ACOUSTIC O,L, certain cure
for lEAFNEss, 81 LOur aadt Also the
Har rGeicafor warranted 10 the hair from e
sECK
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

EF> w. r. wants us 10 furnish certain facts
and arguments about Banks, showing how many
the Loco. Focos created and exhibiting the nature
and tendencies OF the Sub-Ireasury. All in good
,a.e, friend Just now the People want to hear
about the Tariff and the Annexation OF Texas
When they shall require the discussion OF The Cur
lencv question: we Will take hold Of that.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

Capt. O. SMITH, Wing, has been elected Mayor
of Galena, Illinois, by majority Of ll5 votes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
Tribun- Buildings. 100 Nassau street

GREAT FALL IN PoULTRY.-The apparatus at
leo Nassau ST, will knock down the price of chick
ems faster than the annexation of Texas reduced
our Stock Market. The Exhibition is daily crowded
with adnlrlng and highly gratifed visiters includ-
ing many OF our most Distinguished citizens both
ladies and gentlemen, all of whom regard i, as The
great gun OF the 18th century-a far more valuable
gun Than the Peace Maker for instead of destroy
ing life, every time il is fully charged ii will pro-
duce thousand lives. No one should lose the op-
portunity OF Witnessing this exhibition which will
soon close on account OF other arrangements.
ConrsF Magica! Pam Extractor will cur any the ol.
lowhg complaints, al pay abtoutey refused Tor IL y
Buns Scalds, Piles, SAT- Rheurn
trTs p=tas. Lotss, >o,s NJ 10! sui YES
Cinlbians. Ulcer E;uuls., On,
CAUTios-BUy Only stsl Coaguaad street Ia thus CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
TNE UNII ED : 4 ES.
No. 80 Bowery,
ANDERSON & DOBBS

Have Just received larse assortment Of Splendid New Pa,
and CoMMox lNGRA,N CARPETlNG. vgSlriAx Sr,,
,rp Hall CAkPETlNti, FLOOR on CLOTHS, Tuyryn
He.KTY RUGS STAIR RODS, rASLE CoygRs .Rptr
CorERs &c all of which purchased for CASH p,rv.
os the great advance the above goods and will b. SELL
al the usual low prices At No. 80 bowERi.
,pysE ali who are about purchasing call soon Az
N Ike ihslr selections ANDEEsON DObBS,
No 30 Bowery the irst Carpet Store
NH q 2wis- above Hester s,rrs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

COURT CALENDAR. TINS Day.
CrRculr CouRT.-Nos. 9, IL, IL, -, 20 %, 28 30,
10 to D. inclusive.
CoMMry PLEAs.-Nos 26, 81, 81, 81, SO, 80, 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

- The United States brig Somers, Lieutenant
Cong Brent, sailed from Pensacola on tn, 9th inst
Tor Vera Cruz, with P. A. SoUrHALL, Bearer OF
Dispatches to our Minister al Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
The Best joke of,he SEASON"

%" ''"'7Htt77y .T0'
observe by placards posted about the City that
a meeting is called at Tanmany Hall for THIS Ere-
ming tue subject of ''H"nicipai Reiorm,M'
Several eminent Speakers are To address the
meeting, and as their names are not given ak,
the liberty OF suggesting that Messrs. 'N07is 8,
CO.. "Buuling s, Co. Briggs s. CO. and other
distinguished Reiorners be called upon for that
purpose, as no doubt their revelations would be ex-
ceedngl interesting to the Tan PAYERS.
p S. The Democratic Watchmen' are ex-
pected to renew their efforts to save the bleeding
Constitution in this fearful crisis. The Street.
Swecpcrs viii also thaw cut and be visible for
this night only, by particular desire
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

HARRISBURG ELEcrIoN-STRAws, &c.--Ihe
Election in Harrisburg, on Friday last for Borough
oiicers, resulted in u general anu Muhlenperg tn
umph. The anti -Muhlenberg candidates for Chlei
Burgess, High Constable, Constabes, rown CouG-
ci, sc. including almost the entire catalogue OF
officers, were elected. The Loco Foco majority IN
the Borough has always been about $50; but al this
Election, some oil the anti-Aluhlenberg candidates
were eiected by over lao majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
CAUTION TO PERSONS
Who Purchase 1hosr mot De,t,urti,
Poisonous and dangerous articles for Iproot,,
Ll.ytrn,L..-z =


Eememter tttt AI!hou IN osrtai.ou,c and irou,x,.
otetl tuaier tieGch such =, 2oudr. Sabtil-
ii,liel.s l. Thomas jO.vS
ciaS ;iiat al Uth FgdouS are either too SIMPLE 10 n =
eio1 II 10" p"etn u. % ,fselic cue, hi shiy d.nsrr
ad posoGoUS Do not tv deceived ty INV ,Jgpn,,nI
appaf-n, tAi p'oriisS; they may suca a. testing NJ
your eyes, &c car bIi.E forward the Qanes OF several b
respectable persons who have been dec,iys OF
particularly Certain with Fr-Gch name not hprJ
miles from Waik-rsteei. have nsd three ,ttereat cb
make ths for me-frsnch, English and American TS
have all made different, but each lc dangerous AZ W.
rant me, with conscience not to srl another h.
OF such stuff aud 20 my fellow creatures from ,s,cS
sing or using this. Ii they do il they Will be- tsft
for lie. The pub!Ics servant.
rni9 3uis THOMAS JONES, So Chatham,
IL ToILEv. FuRHIsH;NG STORE, l63 Broadwar \,
tween Courtlandt aud Lbertg streets the most s1psys
so!tment be found in the city comprising Perlumtry al
Soaps from the most ce!sb5atsd maasaeuEy's Brushes @
assortment Of Kazors The subscriber having long e1r
snc in The latter article. enabled 10 choose and viii a.
keen tho,e OF the best quality warranted
G. SAUNDERS Inventor and Manufacturer Of II.
lnh2l lw Metallic Tablet strop s3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

DUEl.-eo!. Cunningham and Mr. McGowen
fought with rifles at Hamburger, :. c. on the 18th
inst. McGowen was wounded IN The back OF the
iiead-it was feared mortaly. The affair had been
tor long time brewing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

~ The steamer Otter arrived here Oh Saturday
last from Galena with cargo of lead. This is the
first arrival from that place thisseason and the river
above is reported to be free Of ice with good
stage Of water. St Louis Transcript, Ilth'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

D- The Loco-Focos of Brooklyn have nonli-
mated JosEPu SPRAGUE as their Candidate for
Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

STATE TAXES IL MArSE.-rhc Maine House of
Representatives, has ordered State Tax TO be re-
ported. The amount is $l5U,UOO, lnstead OF $780,,
900, as earnestly recommended by the Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
FoR PRESIDENT,
HENRI CHA Il
FOR MAYOR:
MORRIS FRANKLIN.
Another Double Sheet

We shall print The Tribune on double shec'
IN. morrow. for the accommodation Of our Readers
in general our Advertisers in particular, and our
se,ves more especially. Interesting and import
ant matters SO accumulate on our hands IN these
stirring times that we can scarcely keep pace
with them, although we economize space and
condense the record of events in the closest pos,
sible manner. We are looking hopefully forward,
however, to the 8lh ofApril, when our enlarged
sheet will give us "ample verge and space
enough" The proceedings at the Young Friends
Of Ireland Celebration, with the Letters OF Gov.
Seward, Thurlow Weed, Esq. &c. &c. will ap
pear in the double sheet tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22

u In our report Of the proceedings OF the
Wing General Meeting at National Hall on Tues
day evening weomitted to state (not being present
at the moment) that DAVID GRAHAM submitted
resolutions expressly designating WILLIS HALL
as the decided choice Of the Wings of this City
for next Governor and the meeting unani-
mously adopted them. There can be no question
Of the fact that Mr. Hall is the favorite Of nearly
all the Wings of this City and we are sure this
preference is no. confined to the City. More OF
this in due season.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-22
l5y This Mornings Mail.

ALLEGHENY DIsTmcT-fULL VorE.-lhe
Gazette Of Tuesday contains the otil-
,;ia returns Of the recent election for a member OF
Congress from that District, which VIC thus sum