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Disasters, &C,

Ship Damata, Capt Howes. from Glasgow, of and for
Boston, put into St Johns NF the 9Th inst having encoun
tered heavy wenthe lon "a and sprung aenk which made
necessary tn throw over fire bricks and about 100 tons
pig would have discharge the rest OF her cargo and
heave out 10 repair. -.
Cant orrIs Of the ship palas which arrived at Quebec
the l4th reports that the Queen OF the Ocean, Capt
Tilsy from Liverpool for Quebec. was ashore on Barrel
Ledge but thinks she will be got of with little damage Us she
went nj low water
The SC Florence Rowland. at Baltimore. from Boston.
reoors TINT on the m he encountered heavy gale iron
Flo E which continued "a hours then suddenly hauling
round To The north blew still harder for IL hours longer with
heavy sea- On the day. mt noon passed hem brig move
TO- and large oop scuddng under tho head oil her Jo On
the 49, H. saw large quantity of apples drifting also, lore
and at schooner with b and buwaks. seeHg Tor
Cape Henry On the 18th Cape Henry bearing w % miles.
passed schooner her beam ends with green bottom td
black with small white itreaks stern entirely gone deck
ripped up and hanging loosely the mast Aso, about
the southwark OF Cape Henry saw nlarge brig with
painted ports ashore. high and dry.
The Norfolk Herald OF the 18th inst stateS that survey was
held on Saturday the British brig Nancy ashore near
Cane Henry They report her perfectly tight. she viii nave
TO be launched to get her OFF.
bound to Now. York. which put into Norfolk IN Distress with
all hnnd sick excepting himself, writes 10 ms owners ne
states that he arrived Hampton oads the OF the
lh inst blowing complete hurricane. we lost both an
chors the Roads, managed 10 get tte SAL on the
sci and up here where kindly assisted by the Ynr
tai except MIR Long, the mate. whom shall try TO gel into
other Quarters he very SICK am ~ days IRON 81 Donn-
70 and have sustained other damage than loss Of anchg
Hind we zone ashore, sonl board would have been
saved not being able help themselves IN the least AS soon
us repair damages and ship crew. shall make the pest OF
my way home.
To Mariners.
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Shp-huldnc at Neior Mass has been brisk this sen
We believe vessels hive been launched there ms
senSon pn was ever before launched for corresponding
of From eight to vessels have been almost con
aly at the the season opened
Many of ue class merchant SHIPS and such a<
will compare varubly with those bult m any oner part 81
the world AlediDd increasing very fast IN business und
population .o,o- 49,,
beautiful new bark, called the Ann Hood. of 800 tons bur
then Iaunced from Mitchell Il Wiamss ship yard at
Southwark the 18th she is owned by Mr. Thomas
Hood Of Cenuegos Cuba, and intended for regular PACK
Of between Phade phin and CeniuegOs She 10 be COM
manded by Cnpt z Z Cope. OF PhlladeIphin.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. loo NASSAU STREET
All tinds Of Job Printing. such
P.x,r1yTs MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS
CATALOGUES. LECTURE nlLLs,
CHICKS. CARDS. CONCERT, h.LLs' riaia anu
INSURANCE. PoLICIr1, fancy
BILLS cY LADING, POLITICAL blLLs,
CIRCULARS. CikSII LAhs' Sr Nc "a 49, H..
N' utreei-opposie the Park.
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G- DIR. Phinneys's Family Pills constantly
for sale by A b. a. d. NDS, 79 Fulton street, Z3 Broad
way. and II East Broadway les 6m'
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Real Estate. SEPTEMBER ls.

NcaI Estdtt...... SEPTENIEK II.
By Halliday g. Jenkins.
Three story brick house. northerly side Of ;heet.
81 Marks Place, 81 feet n E OF LIST avenue. az f.
liz feet 10 inches. 6VO
.9HthOnv j. Bieeeksr g. Co.
Two story brick house and lot 9th-avenne near 18th
Lot 231s By 100 feet eco
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SCHOOLS.

SG5Ho3}Aa mel sgbs Location and terms 0deFss so
L H. and Ms j. b. Kidder'. school or Young Lads viii
commence or Monday sept 9Th. 1t lS7 Greenest 81
D P. JENK's SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Sl3
II Bioaday ioIe;y L Am'y Tbs sehoSi VIII
the scnool. reference ap7J ut The scho0co or Mt V
Seventh.s'rse'. ,aG
yi;h It's End Session Monday End of September. Thor
be ob;ained of the Principal au2ou
MOUNT VERNON, ACADEMY. Ssfh street, corpe, Ct:
WI the old Post Road the 80 Avenue Mr. and lirs.
GAZE. Propneor vacancy IN this school for pupils as
boars between the ages q SIX and len Germs $50 per
al any time during the session. aug = I'M
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH BoAkn!NG sCHuuL
~ Il nlies a e au an
4 CLARk'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES 80;
A 4 Mercer street will commence rs Fall Term on The snd
OF September Il dssirab- that pupils be ~ attendance as
cary Is pac'i'a0e a''e' ''' as 2taw4w.
THE CITY INSTITUTE I3l Allen- opposite the Meth
2d-rhls Institution. o! the most eligible ind ioursnire
the CITY divided INTO tire ouns h hG
perneed teachers in the Solid and omamensai orsnches IN"
Sd ix French Drawing t H24 Ws ff2?
FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL fn i!,! s0fS stamford,
fairfield Couny C,nnIJAMEs BETS The t'i i,c 7. \
nuber at present complete viii removs his School to STAN
ford November st where lie has erected large and conmo-
dous bdng expressly for rs School, furnishing superior &c.
commodatons y ban interview be had with the
Principal BY calling the Rev Newell Editor se Gh r
beI2 IT, 49, H. g. 30 and 81. and also circulars at Any tune
obtained. slo ill
TeROOKLYN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
orner of Washington and Tnry stree1hs Institution
having passed into hands, entire change OF government
and order study has been established. The present pncp
WKS HIJBBEI having mad many years experience ~ leach
ing offers with confidence 10 parents anu guar
dams in trimming and educating Their children.
The will commence on MoHudy tHe -
September 1t desirable that parents should place her Gnu
drer IN the School early OF the tern as MI Ii pro-
nnscs m offer pTemums of value Incentive to study I'll
he expiration of the third Competent assistants IN NE
various ents engaged Private instructions WIN pe
sven ON the Piano Harp and Guitar Ornamental
&c &c For Circulars and references. please apply a. tne IN
sttt.te. S.o -''eo"
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DRY GOODS.

ID lCiI PI.AID SILKS-W. d. GREGORY & co. No
lt75 Springs have Just received from auction case rIch
plaid eros De Naples silks NJ Is sd per ynrd:
Also the fail style Velvet Req de nIne IN entirety
and splendid article Mt IS yard Cashmere d Er9s'e
and Noussene LANES md ut nceS cacu
lated to give general SATISFACTION splendid Full Kbb3ns
cheap Linen Cambria kis lemstched and plain Border
from common TO extra fine purchased very cheap and selling
wonderful bargains ousekeepe'0 Ire particularly directed
stack Of Sheengs and Shtngs consisting OF blenche
and unbenched A. and s. from heavy to ne ut
prices suit the prudent and economical.
-,s,,r,a,s
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE JUNIUs TRACTS.
No The TEST: or Parties Tired By their Acts-Prce

- The pace per 1909 copies of the r EIGuT NUAgkRs
ofthese Tracts at the Publication Office as; of No. IN
40 per 1000 X, 40 1862 The Entire Series bound
paper. can be had. If ordered.
o. "Thee little pamphlets are working Infinite good
the Wing and observe with pleasure they have
become the Standard Publications party.
[NeE-Oreans Bee.
Published by GREELEY & McELRATH. Tribune Office.
$50 Nassautreet York-by whom orders VIII be prompt
y executed for any part OF the Union.
.Ntio FORK. July. 1874. iyl aawis
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i''Ai Lives 'n'u'''' MORRIS ROBINSON President,
SAMUEL HANNAY Secretary. ~,
MiSIURS Posr. NJ D., Physician TO the Company. 81 I'm
CO iThomson's Clay medal.-For sale at the
Tribune Office Ito NnSau-stIeet, THoAsoSs CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion acknowledged Likeness and pronounced
OF arr Prce 80 hundred. Orders from Gay
Clubs solicited. yll II
(ornud have obtained world wide celebrity ard per.
hpns no man has been completely viczed
bv enpucs than Dr. C. No does hs skill elaborate
Snn. article calculated the pam o deU!mty.
than il instantly bounced by the gnorant and vulgar
Who initiate in every ponteNceptins It's virtues The unwn
~ are therefore cautioned against purchasing any OF te 10!
iovnc tcie, except nj DR.. Gouauds only New ork DE
mol 81 Walker street first store from Broadway
pO(iDRE SUBTITLE Tor efadcatng supetu4o,s hhit rom
any part OF the human body. Always tested oeSle
Proof positive this and mistake. Directions rlehcH ehu
English accompany each bottle - ,;,l
FABIAN MEDlCATED SOAP for curing piniphs'
trecke bluches tan, redncss saioynes nioe"' e'Ape
t,s and all rutsneous complaints 20 cents CAKE =, .
GEEClAN HAIR DYE, will color red OF gray nan ~
beautiful brown or biack aI tbs ophon Oh Inc usei'
staining the skin. Warranted. 20
LIQUID VEGETABLE ROUGE-S0 cents
BLANC DESPAGNE, or Spanish White iof Inc co"p'eA,
oI 1u n GTERIlNs. and other perfumery Remetn-
bsr 81 Walker street. lst store yRoh Broadway nav ry
AGENCY FOR DALIEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EA
TRACTOR at the above number , ,,u 49,,
B.s,on. ives Salem Hodge. Newburypon; Potien. Port
aaS ospinSseid Fere, Mddetown Myers Nsw.Ha.
ven Penrce Starwx Hall. Albany; Touscy.
Sorrs Hudson: Grry Pokeepse; Baekus q Bull Toy
G3s River st. &C. e@>N 49,
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De- Currency.-THE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
"A Treatise on the Nature Tendency and Consequences OF
present Monetary System with plan or its eec;ua and
benefcent raom published fox the Public md Author by
w. H. GRAHAM, 1f3 NaSsau-s:;ee Newly ORR Burgess &
trinse - Broadway do. Price 81 per hundred.
cnpy.
The only object of the Author being the Reform
herein proposed the work published at his cost and the pub
lie will only pay pn.ns the which they may re-
oure All friends of honest steady, prosperous business and
OF fully employed well rewarded labor. are earnestly request
ed To AID IN extending the circulation oth pamphlet.
al1I
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TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERy,
No. I SPRUCE STREET.

GAYLORD & ALEXANDER,
Are prepared to execute Binding for BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and private individuals.
~ B. Particular attention paid to reminding Old bocRs re-
rodcas Music &C., in good style and at reasonable rates.
Persons visiting the city can have their books rebound at
short nctice. lai u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
FASHIONABLE FALL GOODS.

~ FABREGUETTES. Fills & NORA; 81 Maiden
~ nne I'D stair, importers of French Goods. keep
.tnnty on hund large assortment Of Staple and Fancy A
ces among which may be found:
Tooth Nai Hair and Shaving Brushes Of every variety
Fancy Soaps POmatunls, md Cologne Wafer
NionpeIa's perfumery and Exrracts, choice articles.
i,ueralns do and Shaving Cream. &c. &c.
Looks md Eyes and Eyelets for Gloves, of all kinds
Percussion Gaps, of every variety.
Git Slvered and Steel Beads.
CHI Sivered md Steel Ring, and Purse Ornaments.
Black round and oval Mirrors, small and large sizes.
Gilt vered and Thlmbles and steel Iweeze oil Oil
sorts.
Gilt and vered and jet Hair Pas d. Combs. patterns
Just received.
Gum .lvered silk and steel Watch Guards.
Cotton silk and fancy Pur,es, high and low priced.
Buifn 10 and Imitation buffalo Combs.
Horn and silk Vest Buttons and Cloak Tassels.
White and black Vest ana Pant and SusUeHcer Buckles
Rich Paper Boxes with and without Glasses high and low
As well as large assortment of Fancy Articles which they
offer Tor sale for cash. short approved the most rea
snnabe terms sly Ewc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
To Mariners.

To Mariners.
Mr. Stewards pouderou footed safety beacon has BEEN
owe off to It's station the Goodwin Sands. by the Porcu-
pine steamer, Capt Bullock.
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Arrived.
S0iieis.
NIel.lorafitia.

Bass Coon Mobc NewJercy Savannah and ethe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

su- Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New YorlThis Institution. durng the month OF August
has issued fory-six policies VIZ:
TO Merchants and 1rrders. Is To Ccrgymen
" Clefks...,.............. Lawyer...............s
- Brokers. fhysclans.
=" Custom House Officers " Farmers ........,.......
e Lumber Deaegs...... " Teachers ...............
' nruygiSts,,,.........2 Collectors
DskerS ...,.,...... l Statoners. -..........
iahorers ...... =. Livery Stable Keepers.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Work PoStmasterS
House .......... l Watchmakers and Jew
eisrs ........,,.,.....
oA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

~ ABLE kERSEYS-Blnck and whita mixed Cube Cord
" kerseys very heavy and article tor sale by
SlcCURDY, ALURlCH & SPENCER.
all 81 A. Exchange place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

SCHoQL-An eligible location and noderais is $40
- Broadway, cor. Beecker a. Inn
EEMALE EDUCATION-The serond Annual Session Of
Mr and slrs j. B. Kidsr'. school Tor Young LADIES' will
commence Monday. Sept 9Th. S7 Greenest 81 2wH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

CATINETS-aO0 cases. q large assortment from the best
- manufacturers. plaid. striped and plain. OF al colon and
''>-''''s McCURDY. ALDRfCH & SPENCER.
sl7 St AZ Exchange place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

BOARD and easant rooms a, Mrs. JANE II AlGHTS,
ID No ITO Chambers street, be obtained BY ianihs. or
single genemel Transient boarcers accommodated ~ INC
div OF week References exchanged. , , =,
no LErAn office recently occupied by D stesen. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

'y,EN iOlIARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BANK SToSK
A csItifrate for thirty shares of VicksbuYg Bank
tok IN the name ofBuckey Peek. ard numbered ~ with
,ove ol Attorney sachsd was lost Saturday, - MaISn
s. enclssd IN letter and lost on It's way Wall The
hove Willis pad By leaving az Thonipsori oihce ~ Ssii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

CPRING AND ROLLER BLINDS white linen and Trans ans.
- parent nsnreu Spanish and Italian sun Blinds. &c G;
% asSss
CD Spring Blind Factory s HUDSON street NE
door sp.0g .ss sp soah ,ss O iss promptly a.
tended 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

JT7o FIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Fur Ilres,eIs-Ro-
be Improved Brown Soap has been o1n sb os
D-esse,s who have tired IT, TO be sspeo, he f1r
perfectly and with is naiu y an Far a9 nS By By
ano eayt in tbs City and Brooklyn naIgfsstov
nis 20 o. lne ' n Is9l TRUMAN ROBERIS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

no RENrA large front nom on second hoo 70 ons OF
two gentlemen Apply at IS Murray street. opposite %
inn Cnlnre Nnrh noL u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

MILLINERY GOODS.-L. NJ. STEVENS has Just re-
wi ceived one of the largest axSoments OF Fnl Millinery
Goods be found the city, and will sell them cheap as ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES
The Maize Brun School Geo. Do do. Abridged,
graphy mud Atlas. Webs:er's Dictionary tor
Peter Pnrlcy's Geography ior Schools. l2mO
Children DO DO. Do. l6mo.
Peter Parey's History for Chill lis Lincons Botany.
dren Do. BU any for Beginners.
Rurritts Geography of the Do Naiur Philosophy.
Heavens. with an Atlas. DO. NATURAL Philosophy Tor
FellOwes' Astronomy for Be- Beginners.
ginners Do Lectures on Chemistry.
(,oodrchs Ecclesiastical His DO Chemistry Tor Beginners
tory for Schools. GGllaudett's Picture Reading
Kames Elements Of Criticism Book.
SvO. PreStOn's Interest Tables per
Treston's Interest Tables per cent.
cent do. DO. Abridged
Practical Grammar Of the English Language intro.
huctnn composition which CLASH
fed into preGIcutUns and phses by Edward Hazen cuior
Of the Speler and DeiGer. Part FIRST
Parts first and second bound in one vol. sep3y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

ITO MhCHlNISTS. OR MANUFACTURERS of SILK.
Manila, Straw Braid 4 valuable and newly invent
portable machine admirable for either of the above any
similar purposes easily worked by female boy in sale
chenp for cash. Inquire of 5. w. BULLOCK,
nj 9n,yl,n< n Peek Shin
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BOARDING.

TWO OF three gentlemen wishing enjoy comfortable.
quiet home be accommodated with pleasant r9oins
With board. at l66 Duane Park. sta wv
DOARD-A few respectable boader, can be accommodated
Dwk pleasant rooms and good attention. oy applying A. !"
yarcS ST. fronting st. Johns Park. SIS wv
a FURNISHED ROOM-Suitahle for one or two Gentle
tnten, WY w ~ -, ~ =, SD 2wN
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TYAVANA.-NIr.. VESTS Boarding House has been re
Ii moved to the building pEsvi9psly occupied as the Man Man
ION House Hotel No l9 Gale Obraba, corner oi Calc Nor
oderes which has been extensively repaired and improved
Prices arranged conformity to the room occurred ana Sne
>au sheet will be happy to furnish every infomahont
travellers hound to Havana 49,. . li.
B-Passengers requested 20 obtain passp0II whcn
m be facilitated by the clerk of the house, who Will o3aiu an
yessels Immediately on their arrival ll3 aaWu
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HENRY III. COLLIER,
JAMES II. COLLIER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CHASCEkrY A.
WILL attend 10 any business that may be entrusted 10
w them in the various courts Of law and equity. ihey
will attend penonully 10 the collection and securing OF de-
unds in any part the The business VIII De under mo
roneral supervision and counsel nt their father.
JOHN 4. COLLIER
Please address H. NJ and j. H. Collier Blngnagm I
Broonie County, n Y. aIV ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

IN ECONOMY AND FAsHION,-The subscriber has
"a reduced his superior Imitation Moeskin Hats on fur boz
80 dies to the extreme ow prcs OF 81 $1,000.
Tine above are an elegant Dress Hat AND VIII compare nd-
xeouiIy with hats sold ut end g. Also. constantly
manufacturing Fur and Silk Of The best quality. latest pal
terna and Of the lowest prices
n B. Country dealers supplied BY the case as low. 1T not
lo,yer than my other house in the city.
"'''' $780, j. w KELLOGG. 1s2 Canalstreet.
spI33m. corner Of Thompson street
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-05-13

"A PHILADELPHIA BIRD CAGES
I'm extensive assortment of Mocling and Canary
Birds Cages just received and for sale at manufac
turers prices. JAMES M DORSETT,
Snuff, Tobacco, and Fancy Goods Store,
Mar 90 Pa. Av No. IL, east of Gadsbys Hotel
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-05-13
Cd In a letter written December z, 1927, Mr..
Ronf an 4

CD In letter written December Z, 1927, Mr..
Benton said : a ss.ts.t, s.at st{ sy1
~ WASHINGTON, December z, 1927.
"SIR: Your letter of the 10Th altimo, covering
the Lexington (Va) lnteligencer of that date,
has been duly received, and in answer TO the in
quires you put to me, / have to state that the
tcle to which you invite my attention is substan-
TALLY, not verbally correct, SO far as it repre-
sents me as saying that was informed by Mr..
Clay in the forepart Of December, 1924, that he
intended to vote for Mr.. Adams. There is no
mistake in the date, as visit which made to
your part of Virginia about that time enables me
torfx it with certainty. left Washington, on
that visit about the 18th of December, and had
received the information of Mr.. Clay before set
out, and told it, while absent in the family OF my
father-in law Colonel Mcdowell, of your county.
But the inference SO much insisted upon, that I
must have told the same thing to Mr.. Eaton and
others of his political friends, is wholly erroneous;
for having no authority from Mr.. Clay to promul-I
gate his intentions, only spoke of them in the
bosom of a private family at two hundred miles
distance from Washington. Since that period,
and especially during the present summer, have
on several OCCASIONS. and sometimes in the pres
ence of political opponents, when the course of
conversation led me to it, | mentioned what |
knew OF Mr.. Clay's early intention to vote for Mr..
Adams and in this way | came to speak of it
again, some two or three weeks since, in the house
of my father ,ln-law, where had first spoke of it
near three years ago, and whence, with some adj
dtions and variations, without the privity of any
one present at the conversation, it has cfept into
the paper which you have sent me. No one ever
asked my leave to publish what said if any
had, the authors of the publication in the Lexng-
ton paper might have been spared an office which
must have been inexpressibly painful to their
honorable feelings, as should not have refused
to the Administration any testimony in my favor
to give Notwithstanding the character OF the war
which the great body of their forces are carrying
on AGAINST me. Yours, respectfully, eG9
"THOMAS II. BENTON.
+. 10y envy remembrance concurs with your own
on this polnt: that in the latter part Of December,
either before or after my visit TO Annapolis, you
being out of the Presidential candidature, and af-
ter having expressedmy above mentioned motives
Of forbearance |, by way of confidential exception,
allowed myself to put a simple, unqualified ques-
ton respecting your electioneering guess and in
tended vote. Your answer was, that in your
opnonihe actual state OF the health of Mr.. Craw-s
ford had limited the contest 10 a choice between
Mr. Adams and Gen. Jackson that claim fourd-
ded on military achievements did not meet your
preference, and that you had concluded 10 uoie for
Mr. Adams,"-Lqtayette.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-05-13

d TALES, RHYMES, AND ESSAYS,
by PROFESSOR RICHARD s. EVANS, Coun-
sellor-at-Law author of Witch Creek, the German
Student SIC.
CONTENTS.
PART FlRsT, TALEs.-The Indian Coquettes, or the
Mohawk Girls, dedicated to the Coquettes Of Wash
ington; the Deserted House the Pirate Count; the
Demon Bride. &#
PART Second PoETRY.-Translations and imita-
tons in verse, from the Portuguese, Spanish Italian
German, and Arabic languages.
PART THIRD, EssAYs.-lst, on the falsehood Of
Gloomy Theories; I'd, the policy of increasing the
Territories of the United States on every favorable
opportunity, and the proposed renewal of the Con-
gress of Panama Sd, expedency of extending pro-
motion to prvates in the Army and Navy 4th, evils
of meanness and parsimony IN public salaries; 5lh
means of encouraging the emigration of the rich as
well as the poor to this country 9th, Influence upon
public prosperity of having men of genius at the
head of affairs illustrated by the examples of history
The above work is nearly ready for publication
Many of the articles appeared originally in the jour
nails and periodicals. ap l2-dlW2aW2m