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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
Wool and WOolens.

The Morning Ncrs, edited by two as bitter
enemies Of Protection as the country contains.
$ trying hard to prejudice the Farmers egsns'
he Tariff on account Of the duties on Wool.
This is the old dsvice-' Divide and conquer
Bot it wi; not prevail. The Farmers Go know
whether their Wool brings Il better price nov
nan it did under the late Reueaue Tariff or than
It would bear undcr TasiF of Mr. Folks ad.
iostng whcu he says. lHy o,Oa OpiriOn Is That
Wool should be duty free" We have the facts
at hand TO prove beyond dispute
l. That far less coarse Wool, OF Wool Of any
kind, was imported last yea, than in 1871 Or
1912.
,. That tho Farmers have received at leas,
thirty per cent more for their last Wool-clip
than Tor that OF 1912.
3. That Wool Growing, as compared with other
o-anchts Of Agricultural production, now pays
AZ better than the average-indeed, fer better
,hsn Amos, any other.
l. That the Farmers are so we'll satisfied with
i ,lat they arc increasing their tlocks very IA
poly, ano vii! shear twenty per cent. more Wool
next year than ,bie.-Ths last is q matter OF
conviction, founded CT very general Inquiry, re.
the; than on absolute data which defy all cavll,
The News quotes from nc speech of Hon. Il
Everett Of Iano Oh, 1872, stating his objections
20 ne Tanff bill it then was, hut does MOI state
TIA: the hjli was aticfwaFd so altered as 10 obvae
Mr.. Evore.is objections reducing tie niaimdm
price Of hish-Gu,y Wooligom eight o se7cn cents
per pouud, ard providing tbat Nool OF dIf,gcnl
sorts imported IN the same bsg shall pay tie duty
caarse,.ble or th;. portion OF it which IS Of tie
erestcst value, SC, AJtef thess ameldments
were made VI Everett and his colleagues hear,
OF Imported The Tariff as II i, ana Vermont
which is great Woo! growing State, has twice
emphatically approved the present Tarh-thc
Las, time within tie present month
1:.e Albany Cult,va;or is quoted by the News
as asserting that "of this tpty.iIee Wool, The
m?os.eGoa annually is irom len 10 fifteen MI
Ion pounds, and = insanity increasing"
Now his was sud by the Cultivator, as lis
terms WI. show, some ft'o years age, w4ea poor
Wool actually was admitted du'y free. The i'm
ao-ia,lona OF VOL or the last three years, as
officially declared rem the Treasury Department,
iavelsrgoiv d;n.iGtsked under the present taGGS,
ana we've rot ha!j 80 much in ISIS as IN ISL CT
lS42
Tho News save;
"'c Waoc, which mas Be r,sis from ,is very import
sd y 10. ny duly Of foTtr sSr cent
tbs Is not Substantially ttae. Coarse Woeien
Rl,.nkc;s pay bit .fJtssa per ceat. o;hor Blaa
<e,s twenty-five per cens. Yarn end Hosiery
,nittY pes cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
Maine Election,

Maine has gone Loco Foco, as every oodg e=-
,ected--not by any material increase OF L'c9
.otes, bu, by the failure OF the Wings to como 10
he polls. They had no sufficient adnceHcnt l.
rxett themselves, since The Abohtionists have
}Egwn off some 5000 -otes, nearly all from ;ae
Wig ranks, al Of which, though noninally cast
10. Eirney, really 90 70 the aid CT Polk and Az
ne1ation since taey all count against choice q
Presidential Electors, and in default OF Choice
The election gees to the Legislature chosen iaf'
year which ID all for Polk and Texas. It was
therefore settled thing that the State would 60
against US at last. so the Wings let it go. Here
are the votes for Governor in over hall the State,
as collected by express for the Boston Atlas:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

Total &c, towns -l,W Ioa53 3 % sV.c:7 -
There is of course a Wing gain from last year.
Robert P Dunlap, Loco, is chosen to Congress
from the Cumberland and LUTHER SEVERANCE,
Wing, from the kennebec District no choice in
the York, where the Locos had split, nor in 1t e
Lincoln, where the Aboll,ionsts defeat The return
of Freeman H. Morse. We trust he wiz yet be
elected, however 1t is doubtful whether any
other Member has been chosen.
The Wings have chosen 3 Senator's from Ken
nebec and from Somerset; the Locos in Cum
ocrland . in York, and in Oxford. No choice
in Lincoln or Waldo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
/, specimen Congressman.

The Chicago Democrat, edited By Hon. John
Wentworth, ~ C. has the following Editorial
"Gs The Wings talk some OF carving Wiscon-
sin. THEY bo05t hat the connection Of the Wings
'cG me A0iiee Americaa party and the Phuade!-
pl,ia riots niH hep fh<m much"
ARC the Locos Of Northern Illinois willing to
have their regard FOR truth and deccncy judged by
lha; OF their chosen Representative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

HoRSIBLE.-A Pirtsburg letter TO the Philadel-
phia inquirer says: One OF the hands eInpioyrd on
zee Iron Steamship John Tyler uanlrd hcDufli-,
Sco,c,nlan, was. ii is supposed, mortaily ~ouhoed
YESTERDAY. The Pfopeliers had been put in, and II
appears he had thrust his head inside the box
something, when the other hands, M, observing
hiiii. turned it. His head much bruised and III
jured iutsrnally-bo OF his ears were cut OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

"IxGnAr;rrpE THou N,RrIg HEARTED EtsD!-
What c.r.rures ingrituie ish-, act 10 wrch ev
Is tnrce,l tpf good Ar uncristu mau e"pnhr Il sHJ
,rir. ed action There ., au old sp iu H -c
,yhn has hesn ii, cttd wi;h dseae'
OF the skin lie had Old ,r'' alt rheum on nnasr .aa
hand, n .rrs In rbrr LIS b. ed An neck Sud " he
49, of M ury HI, skin hrd b,"orc elbow nrt nlh.7r
Wei render MAJ. you. two cake # the cennne In rsp
hnyr ven him healthy clear rur Siun tod TO every
.r,,p n and =, ,usreut: and vet lc VIII not Allow IL
give h. nmr rlt tne puplc he s.'urd In'' Jcn-i
Italian Chemical Susp rgry 7ni pusttey ~" eur" even
.,i,rr Of the Kin, .urh pnp->. hluchs if-k
hum Tan r,orhav Ernirr. .. csreui ord by ~
,yn.t, hut NJ the quot the t-sercsu trsIe II s1NH
- %, 3 . b u-dway. New YORK ~ fuhons Sfvo.'',
Re der b. creal of swindle rs counterfeit q
- . ,,e II rn-- 40 "!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
E}y This Mornings sfail.

R,iLsoAo AccIDeSr.-Iho PhadeIph'a trai"
this r,o-nog WIS deta;ued about an hrp-, near
Trenton, by the blggage-car getting Oft the'facs
and running against tie passcagsr.cafs. No one
Was hurt. and no serious camago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
POLICE OFFICE.
IARcESIEs.-H-nry Waters was arrested

LARcESIEs-H-Dry Waters was arrested and
committed TO PRISON tor stealing calico worth 81 from
~ 2nd street. -.
charles Murray md second per-on. who would rot el ms
name ar.,t-, St-ans worth 50 belong
ng 10 William Fel Ne,;che,ter CcIatY. They ars both
FUZZY committed
Jane Thompson coiorel female arrested End commit
she stole dunnt OF female weaving apparel ION 5rs
EliL beth --vy. 0i i61 Hester street.
joins Alexander cooted arrested and commit
ted pcEng pocket -: stephen Knight the Five
PORTS" taking from hln So.
EDWARD LSOSAoD was arrested and fully COM
,n-d in stealing bundle Of Pocket KNIVES n BIS empty
ef Nr. John Jamlsnu No. 30 Gre'nwich street
OFFicER COCHRAN arrested Il man with large
buud. or roll Oi cloth: double width. and -
wanted Tor the crcpery,
pLrEK JOY was arrested and ID July committed
tn prison stealing So from Hans Miller No
- Nuier street, 49,
CoISEFs' ESTABLISHMENT BROKEN UP.-Ihl'
morning Justice MatSe by officer Howell Glars Oh
tnir ffp, IN So,,h every emen lSd b.
COZ the manictGte OF base coin, WIT rosrs. hai
mer, n press, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
,vbv NJ, Won w.nder1rg tere, | pray !

Why are YOU Wandering fere / pray
gent ~ d lazy sad one day
Are vnu looking Tor roses cst one' iIN9k.
Sr In, l.,srg Ter roses To errc- NY cheek!
The ROI GE Which nt GOuwut fe.b
They tell ne m hue Tie 1850 eNcis
rhnt are you iookn; a. there pray!
Ard tho ndl bushed aud sad. W Ak away
A fierce mu'7uro upon MY lace
highl.d, aud .tta irsht'utface
But iitle Tor insect songs
Since G., vRAup's Soap n su.e remedy brns'.
Why nrs you wandering hsre nnre more
Sui,! the gent Ia Ihs lady At SnURAUp = door.
No matter said shs-wpnl-r oion W
Come here for packet at Isudre W iLs
Tgu -ct rI of rlis'sche, hy MGR. hre.
(;ouR,up with hls - PlsGrs" srnh's:e- -irS
Sold ouiy at 3. Walker =, store FOM u adwry
All preparations fer the same purpose Neodst ecwhee ne
spurious, VA -'Vu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

- 4 BE- Gan wee onuouaced n yesterdays
Nlo.uiur News as at The Aston House with
$50 600 IL bet On Polk and Dallas in lots to snit
customers. A number OF Wings called yester-
day to Gel niobie at the sa50,0O0, but Inc big
gun had exploded, and not shilling was to be
mad; 30 they went as they came.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
VICE CHANCELLoR'S COURT. Before Hon. WV. T.
pCous. Wee Chancellor.
I. r.., r,Tr.p OE ROrrRr Han SUPPOSED

Ii-- ,rfc-i,r Han kep sine store AT 2 Ieecke street
Proc ed nss tad DG lun' Z. and he nrw
-our.f m the iundIic Asylum Hck@s, Island. au' Il
% it'.e APPOINTED The Cou;t 1T tiarce Ia t7se oh
i h.. Fer hc- In hnt he '=d become ii1
ra. h.iy. il.a issued 1npnlnnE u ON
i'i-, ai- del ,s,'d L. ''eN T.. =. " Waterbury,,
4. "a r-e 81 sly
mott og the M.tInu ma y nv NJ jams 'r lay.
-f''.r or bs!n ne 'nuin--. Ilt M 1T -ci;Gent r.
atarb ctnrct thai Ia restore ne
.,n., y',luc be...s rudei thnt alter nnn b
r,, upsiir grrhe ,s VIE. -ny ether person. ha, q
,i-n his nent unl, specially appointed 10 do 80
by h- Court
.,an;eT NJ Cnini'tee me- liberty THE bis usuiGs
attachment vnu d be 100 summary. Nation deferred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
Destructive Fire in baltimore.

A FIRE broke out on tuesday, afternoon IN the sta,
bic OF Messrs. Coates & Glenn, corner OF Pratt ana
Grecn-sreets, which consumed The stable and three
washable horses. The FIRE then spread 10 the extern
sive lunter-yard adjoining and owned by '''e same
gentlemen The yard had been newly stocked with
lumber TO the amount of $25 900 or 53O,OOo, the
whole OF which was consumed. Insurance, S9oVo'
\ bEck building on Pratt-street afJ'ahs 'He
unl5es-yar!, and occupied by Mordsca' Nelly as d
dwelling AID dry goods store, was burnt. uoods
and furniture saved. The grocery ofC. Kelly, tool
'ictory OF SIR Kidd, carpenters shop Of Mr. "ea'
yer, aud several other buildings were burnt o: ser-
ousI, damaged. Tie wires OF Morse's Electric lei
egraph were burn. OF and ,so the posts consider
ably Injured This FIRE was the work OF an incel-
diary, who has been arrested.
DISTRESSING OccugKE, cg.--Mr Frazee Ayres,
OF ,iiralessx, in getting Of tae from fhiiadr! .
pm. last evening III Uniontown, near Railway, len
from the platform and tore The scalp from one side
OF Ils head. The skull did not spear 10 be hroAeH
and the injury though severe, not supposed 10 be
mortal. New Daily Adv. OF yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
whsv Mass Conventions.

Tennessee and vrinity-Cuuberland Gap. Tenn. sept Is
Saratoga Ba;te Ground. ~ csy.
Observation-Disclosures Cournon. -
Ind ken and Oaio--sts l.iae. Richmond lc Oct =
yusn.a-YorE,own Bauis Ground. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

u WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL has been nor,ina.
ted for Congress by the American Republicans
OF the With District, (XIth, KILN, XVIII, XVIII
and XFiith Wards of this City.) We under
stand that he accepts the nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

SUPERIOR Cuuer-Nn=. 20, IS, =, Is, 10, as, A.
50. u. ~ - - to IS inclus:vc
Comvos PLs4s-Nos 81, s, i, 10, 81, Is, D. o.
Il. So So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

II JosEuA R. GlDDNes and DANIEL Z.
rILDgS have been nominated for reelection oy the
Wigs of their several Districts IN Ohio. No
doubt Of their election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

CoSSxJ's M.sjc.L Pals EXTRACTOR his :tosi sestst
oir,u,apf winch s t- i'in nfif Hle 'i i've
IN mon i, sppuc1or should ai's>' BE- 30 hyeyet' iaE
eject. are truly u io'Ecs> ''.insi ra :
,,I,.m,tu II reals bgsVs- broken in1-s N'sSGt
AZ .orrress Eye, hSye ie'n '1'e ltrne4 ',e-r
.rrs 10 cure ~ IL spp,catOr ever 'f'+, - so'-, is
III nd rev. ir1Neds'eiv cured pisnns rHso'-t
In, s OF esiucled bN ths - - ~; esrs-
al tn nnsanou. q. chs5ce Grt MN NJ 'f"'r.
81, drs.s This city suin 81 part - we aoH Ntref
hi. I've i knnwn now stand roay - 'etri' To ~ rrs
md ,.fnu shlug eiIict IN All pam Ern'i imres'
iy upon rs ar picNJn - wara,et - "tsr t r IA
ily answer recommendation. II WI cure p+rn-n'Hi
any cf tho following complains. We piEe ourselves Q
ref nod Il, the purcna.er h. morsI every re- re-
feious Sare t.it- ana i'oiGs' . 80, 's, -
l'icer. Sore llp. ,,.'ii'' ~ -, n'i'f7'
ErySoeas. Sore Les ,,.,. 60
EnSeS. ram N tAr naCN @. s'''S V ", ~ = g.
Fy,ry family shn,kt Keep h.s hl.hea.i.s Oiune afdts
MD earnestly invite all who are incfe'n"u !" ca s"d ~
ANNE the numerous cied certificates q" fem,Iao euri
wrniishi by til, Magical Snive.
sod m tins gity only At u torulsndi street,
Several Pay,irra, th,. city pre- IN Ill case or
CONS To tie po0r und suffering Il WI be gwen
p.ILvy's MAGICAL P,rS EHrRACroR SALyK for in's,-
IS cupg burns. ci!G pc anl y hi'n"rltrHy crh'itna
!, 81 " nserrcet fr.t tore FROM b"'n.,"aV II "a
lev be ro written y; Isu on me cover 81 e'sy va srrt
# IN - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

c,y- Base is the ssvs who daTn+ TO hint u" I"n-',t'
p, I,,r Nest ,ntve IL not The v-y st article AWAITED
f svirs hair delicious rchn--s rod ,hs' n"'hnI y"
dress he human AIR ~ trautii y ~a -, cent hpe "
.ious soft dark sii "has md nposataecr ~l mo- ~
an II \. thr' or TOR t-s' tH,l
or h. ,na rohcrtrn ~" ha6of Grntfi 'fnr,
4 ulng ni e. sod NJ % I'.l,uin't ana S.3 GG, 'w D.
\ ~ q F,it,n 1 l{rr.ktyn sl0 aaNd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
r., ~, ryalrs Of th, South.

We receive al least Ol9 Hundsed Wing our
aals printed in the Southern States. OF these
,ot one adoo.etes TIE Aansratioa Of T~1Gs "a
ftis Country on tie terms 4 Tiers Trcfty,
nor Ia.s.e d.ate 4aaerGtioa at all. a small POI
ton Of ,heca say, sst as Nr. Clay doe, that II
time shall arrive when Mexico shall have ahan
5oz-d her clziln On tha. territory, an .oso.u.s
right, IS against U.s. and the circumstances arc
terms proife,cd us are such that all sections OF
The Union shall unite heartily IN desiring An
vex-tion, then they will no longer objec, to it
4 larger proportion OF the Wing Press OF the
South IS either Indifferent or resolutely, efficiently
hostile 10 Annexation under any circumstances.
Chese are facts on which we cannot DC mistaken.
There is not Wing journal within cur know
ledge whic., consents 10 Annexation but on Mr.
Clay's im2ortan, conditions, without dishonoT,
vtbou; wer, and with TIE common consent o.
Al. sections OF the Unon.'-We do nj kaow
@nat anii.Annaxsticnist can desire more saan
his Nc d. nai. Nov VII the Providence
rranscrip; give US any evidence that the Wh;ss
Of Nof.h Carolina diff from other Southefi.
whigsl We 90 no, know single Wing jour
nal there that advocates Annexation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
THE TRIBUNE.
WIFE nl.MlNAnChS:
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. -

W. General Committee Democratic wing
Young Men.-An Adjourned Meeting Of 'si, toa'"'''et
m ne I'D n; The RroadaOGv House on Friday Ere;ns. ta
~ = n.,.n, ,r7,s o'c.sck By order.
49, DAVID GRAHAM. Cani:nan.
c 1nI Y l X TsIl'S' Secretaries. ,l9et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

~ II a. rr,r ct.he TENS" los Chs on hst 'ate L hs
gst-i lie, tii'~- ia ~ l'
Mute ff maxim. AdeS cil-.k- FIRE airbs'er " ~. i
~, ,snt ~ c.npl ctiakwe ~srm't :, not 10 ijin Ia!
improve curp IL 'Uld prce - Ssnb ~ ti'
IN NJ a. md 2.a HrlnlnnY. IlQs,li
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
Defeat OF Dillingham;.

The Albany Dqity Advertiser fishes up the
following e2lrac, from the Coos County NH
Democrat particularly rabid Loco Fcco paper.
lis publication IS especially appropriate at thi>
inns Us j. shows The real sentiments Of Nsw-
l3alopshira Loco.Focoism or the Tariff, end IS
also pretty good indication of the game ihng il
Vermont Ga tic defeat Of AicKay's b,il to an.
nh.late the present. T4rid;, in May Lass, the
!. Dcuoerat spoke thus:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
TIE slAyon in The Char.

IT .fIN.UIt III I!IH NII-I'.
SCPFRI&rE> uUsT of $cHooLs.-Dr Reese was
elected Superintendent. Of Schco. place 81 the late Col
stone.
VI Rrennlnia and Nlr. 6. Val were also candidates.
rA1Es.--l'ne Compuorr presented his estimate
of amount necessary h r.sed TOT the OF the
rent wear he required sl.sS 10 - cents TIN.
49, $50 s6rnJ than Inst year The excess cs,.ed
10y the large required this tor the efectnn gt school
Houses for general school PURPOSES 'eing s@. 40 ~ cts
than last year and Seys tor the payment of Crgnn
plpe necessary nr winch funded last Bat
III these Items the for this year. the report remarks
would h.v been 5 ,l5 t4l ie.> than Inst.
Several papsIi referred and some bills ordered 10 be
nn,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

so wer. t, cay ~. hoGc. OG lily n=iesi zaendnrut
the "a M he crcer0eG
!r-en pro 81 freud " .I hul demo.
rrrts IN r.tr,e DILLINGHAM; GE VERMONT. P4rmsn',
aud W:nm, o. Mas sciu.s and RIchrn ~. DAVIS anr''
,her- of New f.r were ninong me number. we slncerr
hope II he next elec"n Of these a. enr
wan ne -il 4 tieh TartG deacerat morSsr
c,nnot endnr- The az She snons All such yoicans
either abandon their crrs th.; sunjsc unite
Nh;ss openly he Letterit wi he ms country. We hgd
rftlar inucn rather open Wing III toncr-s tlnn
suet democrat, h S,ary, praie.iiuy attachment
causr. but always opposing our > i.caie..'
Tnu.'- 'i;h-, gen,eriea! Tel US what voc
rea!l, think about ihc Tatii, aud TIC matter WI.
De specify ...e sa,is'.,ct"rii. settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

II Hon. JOHN NJ. BEnA1gx IS to address the
Wings OF Lowell, Mass. on Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

Jo,oLEys Cyx.r Wrsrras iS1IAS PA7AcEi. \ -,
cor an: i'm I've. mJ.int, ~ A|-peD'a iEt ~
nt,If,, pl ,cascS should fes0t 90 tins uaiyr--s ar
mel Gre Nunt-.s persons sCi'ru; rom t"- ecz.
ne most daily rsprtg ih=n'e'fI a e1tfeyrs
r,rr.,l ard tser system cHce m":e 80" ron rs-s' "a
p,.y r-i4rfl. ard genuine Tric.jy irfcsA .t'Act
kn.. t.s ne icine uu-ggsi Sod ~ iii' ey cay
C,n.;ncL 3 Co No y 4 'uf MT street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
~ TIC escape of .So!,aon Vickcrs from tt

~ TIC escape OF So!,aso,, Viekers from the
personal custody of i;r. Cox, Keeper Of the City
Prison, is rcpfeEend d by the Commercial as ell
act OF ahomina5c csreiessGcss.' We ccradeT
j. 3, graaa deal worse !han that. We cannot De-
hsve that Inc Keeper of Prison ever brought t
prisoner out OF his cell INTO open Office, ioo king
right ato the street, and then lei him walk OUT
unnoliced from mere carelessness.' Vickers
was implicated as one Of the leaders in the last
and greatest PHILADELPHIA RIOT and IS accused OF
rot, treason and murder. MIR. Cox ought to
stand in his shoes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
NcI.InOIIt.

The vote Of the Nth District (nearly CON-
plete) for Congress compares with that OF last
year as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12
COURT or SESSIONS .isinfs the RECORDER and Al
ierman SssrfSG ard DICKSON
81 4. PArrgT son, ESQ District attorney.

VI z. FATlEasDN, Tst UI'1f'ct NTWiTity.
TRIAL OF hiohGAN CAmEk0s, resumed from yes
Ter Atm, cne whcn not concluded ye,erday wher
he rose tins morning resumed Camsrun bsins
red IDdIc;GtUt foo tltcmnln: the lie Of ttchlbaid l.
ck tihe eagryer June r by ,isbDng hun lac breast
IA sharp pointed ,t umant. Mr. DcS recalled {"
IRE stand ans law question: pa him. bat the
anyWsr, had no lsann. o the
ha eenre then called nGmteF of rae'Si N snow that
tunfns u,aI insanity hi The tine
der-d ~ trench, and Difcc:
Kri ger, arrested him. eunoborrsd these slhenents
fs;yiug hat whs Cameron HIS custody his breath
Offensive ffoai lGaof, and hs and tshaviUl
very ncohereut.
The Gaze bang closed James II, Srath Jr tn counIe fof
the ACCUSED. pr cres Ia up the llI argument
Ingenious. He replied ~ the District Attorney whose
annr-. eoQ The Rec rider delivered .s charge
o The jury. II snccuci raur and comp -hensvo.
TIE Jury cnn>u tt,on bot .hur tine and rendered
yedct Of guilty recommending die the oi
the Court. Sentence d-lrrr-d ~ Friday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

THE NOpRl-u HAIR DYrrdre 20 rc"t' ard 6 osrb,iie
10 d.irg ,sht srey ,r d, hf"Vu nr n'-cS "a
n 81 Chatham ald y Broadway and IN iuioa' BuoaSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

AsTI-GAMBLrSe >oci4rY-We ara requested
say hat there will % public meeting at C!intol
tia!l tais evening. f.r the purpose OF forming al
mt Gumb!ing Society. Mr.. Green the reformed
gambler ana Others, ~iil address the meeting. Tho
ouaEc generally are invited 10 attend. Seats irce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

IL 4 LookerGn s-ys than tie truth 'e.pectns
tie sa.rsbe discipline solder nike Of ih'
iori, Cade-s certainly of our hnes' cor pants. Tie
tepu,. Lon OF Col ~ ~ Toup.ns Is sufficient guaranty
fr 5, and We tegrss a have not io' The
c,.srea 10 C4de,s dill aght and every Thursday night
L.. - 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

y DANIEL WEBSTER presided at grand
Wig Mass Convention at Taurtoc, Mass. on
sse Oh inst, which was addressed by Messrs.
]. N. Pssr;en, Summons of Z. l., Winthrop, and
o;hcTs. At tie close OF the meeting, i was an
aouaced that Hoa, AHrENAs HALE OF Fridge
z-aic- s.ss nominated as the whig cand;cate t.7
MEMBER Of Congress 70. ne IXta DISTRICT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

Orz.Ss vTASs-! h. lay BOT swo POSITIVELY >. ~
American aiu.eum ttsntay ne !sa"e- f1t ne -tt Lat
huld o.. ,isii-d iaiueAIel by all VIII" have h>f
.irinJ pefottl4Gc.e 81 and =. ocE b. Ni,tJei
ETC N new psc-s ct3nasS .te abs ten. nurab
out SUIT p.y EDftuGe teileg. aac oh-, ys'i D.
BIZ, We-trn VA. take her S.IrrIay. &c
IL 'L-ftri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

A.ixAL M.oSET1sx-jr. Joi,as has certainly iut:n
dUce extraordinary novelty We have ever sso. IL
%. ,so na,Ieti; subjects 1hs BRAN u sce UPON sti
ieclrs pisIE Gaon h's iiis;I4nsn: he
.eage lave ard Ill The passions dispayed with aIu!
7ia;y Ii. aso introduces experiments Ciaoyanca that
Ildss KkspLicnyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

u HoaAcE GREELEY will address tie Free
men OF Westchester Co. on Political Questions at
At Peetss;0 on Friday evening. Sept. -.
At 7idGs in Some:s. Sa,C'!-y, 18th 4; noon.
O.hcr Wings will sso speak a; Tldd's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-12

u WIN. II. Vas WAGNER, the PonghkcePsie
Blacksmith, will speak at the Hudson County
N. j. Mass Meeting 10 day. Itwas feared that
ne would not be present, but he arrived in our
City last night. He viii speak in Ki0gs County
on Friday and Saturday of this week, if the
Wing County COMMITTEE shall make the ap-
poinments today and sppriso him Of them.