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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
pOLlCE OFFICE.

HoG SrEALSRs.-O Officers Dsirts, Scker, Strong
ard YGun: this ernnor arrested !our Clinton between
stanton Houston who have been for
pecs ct stealing hogs. great number ~ winch had nystrft
nnt thirty tire stolen animals OF tneI quite valuable
bearing marks. were found, aud ha cunt
ted The aog, taken
the Uuper fOce no, where thuse interested UOilet
10 call and reclaim their property.
THtFTS.-tIeorge Hall, colored man, was arrest
cd b. Officer Cochrale and committed, for ing
work 81 from Jacob Carter, waiter at Towards Hotel.
mied ;or stealing Goa, worth g from Michael Kelley No.
q Muioeuy.streei.
Charles Durray arrested and committed tor
stealing an overeoa, Simon Sylvester, No So Orange 81
BuRGLARY "A man named Henry Waterman,
was last arrested by watchman tor breaking lno the
premises of n IhOrp No. S3 Fourth eet. BY ment'
ts. ke, stealing cUck worth So The clock was
found prisoners aud he committed 10 PRISON
.
Theft OF MONEY! hoy named Thomas Nc
Ewen aims Colder was arrested BY officer Joseph charge
of having yesterday tpen $50 money and damcnd rns
worth So the desk shop o Mr. Nor ell. corner
Rrnudsay Canal He Committed ior exam
nation a.,
UwsER WANrED-A silver watch, Roskat ;
make with gold guard chain and gold key. recovered
hy officer Joseph female Ia W alter reet " hich was
stolen July last. und for which owner i waited
SELLING LIqUoR oN The SABB tTH.-- lie mat
vending quots the sabbath tor neanE tnls alter
noon before Justice Druser IA the Police Once ~. ~
Blunt. EQ OF uuuse appeared on Dehai u some OF me n
,eper. and made ue argument m thei' oeralI. hnt
the complaint nnd the rght oil to Mag \
process The firm which II was preerr
mud the Justice ms taken time 20 examine the aGtEot
ties ctte!, pnOi 10 makin. W his decision
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
nela,xnro county. Ahoy,

On Saturday, the I4th inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
the STAMFORD CLAY CLUE will hold meeting al
the Head Of Delarare, in Stamford, County Of Del
lware, y Y. The meeting Will le addressed by
JAS. y. REYNOLDS and JOSEPH HoxIE ci New York,
aod it is hoped By Gen LESLIE CoMns ofkentucky,
Henry c. WHEATON Of -ibany, MITCHELL SAN
FORD OF Catskill, and the pcugbkeepsie Blacksmith
The Delhi Wing Band will be IN attendance. The
People OF all parties, from the adjacent region of
New-York and Pennsylvania, are earnestly invited
u be present and listen 10 discussions the great
Questions involved IN the present Presidential con.
test BY order oil the Club.
C. EOWAR D. Pcssidsnt Sanford Clay c nh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
Are there any changesI

C. HOLLOWAY, OF Newark, n. J. announces
through the Daily Advertiser that, though ne has
always supported the Loco-Foco ticket, he Will
now vote for Clay and FrellDghuysen.
JOIN ]. SrosEsuRSER, OF Shenandoah Co. Va.
has ius, renounced L9co-Focoisn in an able and
convincing address.
Enss. R. HrssEy, OF Lynn, Mass. hitherto q
B.rney Abo!idonist, announces that he shall this
alI vote io- Clay and Frelinghuysen, His letter
is candid and forciole.
Isaac ". v.yLEEs, of Chester Co. Pa. was
dominated for Wig Eiector in Pennsylvania, but
declined, stating tina: MS opposition To Slavery
would impel hin to oppose Mr.. Clay. He has
since recoasidered the matter, and SHALL vote for
Clay and Frelingduyssn.
WN. 5. MILLER, respected and influential
citizen OF Cuyahoga Falls, OaiO, who has always
hitherto been q s.eadfast supporter OF what is
called the Democratic party, has publicly re-
aounccd that party, and declared that ne VIII co
h:s utmos, foI Clay. His reasons are most con-
g;nciny, and cannot f4lI TO have weight.
In different Oho papers, We have cards fFom
.,gcl=e o, fourteen more supporters OF Van BuEen
n ls4e. declaring that they vii now support
support Clay and FreIipghuysen.
E Hon. G. ". Summers, Hon. Walter For
ward ard Hon. Vim. c. Rives have accepted invita-
.lons 10 address the Wigs {! Wheeling on the i2ta
l4y OF September
The LATEST CASE mat young lady who In
sisted on having panaettes on ell the abie-legs has
us, been cast In the shsde by y Constant Reader
oour paper who OBJ cis 10 the use ofks word nasty'
as very ;.nsivr TO MS riee senzibities. Dickens
rrolope. do you hsarl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

NAuyoo NEws.-The Warsaw sigma! SAYS m.'
Daniel Spencer has been elected mayor OF NaI'.' .,
pro lem. George Miller and Whitney ba,e IsI., p..s
elected trustees Of the church property, ana o.;
their management the Temple IL progressing xxi g,I
ly Samuel II. Smith, brother OF The rfop.';.s aoS
at Nauvoo about two weeks SINCE William say1 .bo
Inc only Surviving brother. Sidney his"s" "-,,,1d
claimed The leadership of the church on 'I5 ps,Jso.
cy and als1, On tie ground ofh7 having been l1, u,
Cd by Jo, At one. tirn ns s successor, hes naa ~,
claims rejected by the twelve, who have ds'chn cha,c
to have one man for leader; but ihat 'i'e '"'
shall be governed by ihem collectively
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

Gash IN advance. We VIII threw IN what back
aum9els we nave SO Ling as they last.
We intend slo, TO send to each subscribe. a
4os61e ra''5er Containing tie FIJI retaras of tAs
Presidential Election. On; last ysgula, nulnbsr
81, announce The result.
Friends al cLAr and FaEirScnrysgs. If YOU
.hink The Tr;5aae dsss any good ,o tie Cause,
oblise Us By helping j; to 90 more.
Sso;saser 5. 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

u The Albany Atlas is an able paper, bu! is
,iways running its head against the wall 1t re-
Gently undertook to excuse Gen. Jackson's duel
ing by urging that he was Military man, and
therefore might be allowed to fight, whilea laio
yer had NO such license. Tho fact unhaPpily
wls that Jackson was a i0tcyer, and had never
been a soldier when he killed Dickerson very
stvagcly in duel growing out OF quarrel at a
torsc-racc. 1t has jus, made another such blum
der in atIibudng Mr.. Ciays last letter to Alaba-
ma On Texas 10 alarm growing ou, OF the recent
Elections, showing ga loss OF 81, 900 on the popu
/ II vote OF his own State Now it happens that
his Letter was written ten days before the Election
began in kentucky, and thirteen before it con-
claded, Ga Alias.
The Atlas farther :slss OF " the towncast locks
OF cur Wing contemporaries and their delay in
giriag tAiS letter pabl'eity." The fact is tha,
The Newark Daily and The Tribune were the
;irs, two papers that published it in the North
Wha, is the matter with the Atlas
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
coRoNER,s OFFICE.

We publish the following by request of the Coro-
and hose concerned:-
Information having been received nt the Cconers Office
that a by the ot Anlony SecafOr hud died IN
Hammond after having taken mOrphInr. on enQllry II
esn acean.d that tha had bern bonnz Uf seye
days under fever. and that the phycl1n IN az
tendance prescribed sonon o the suphnte OF morphine By
mistake for sulphne Oi nne which obtained ht The
drug ,tOre. of Huson and Hammond streets The ms
AXE disc alter the patient Ind taken part OF the
medicine under the e-c Uf which he bofed severT hours
aier which the fever continued rement firm. eventually
assuming typhoid characer and causing deah eight days nj
the morphine administered heet re nquet was
rnet unnc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

Ur Gen. LESLIE ConBs Of kentucky will ad-
dress the People of York on the Politics OF
the Day this evening at (or before National Hall
He is a neighbor and friend of Harry Clay, and =
glorious whole-soulcd American, IN admirable
Orator and warm hearted Patr,.t. His elo-
quencc and hunor are irresistible. Don't fail to
hear him, If you never did before if you hGce
heard him, YOU will OF course
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
COURT CALENDAR TVS DAY.
CoMMos PLEAs-Nos. IS, % so, s., g, 81, 50,
40 - 81
CITY IsTELLIGEN nee.
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY,.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Jcdse UtsEosT
K5Sen M,CastIine es. James Chesernan.-Ac-
oe to recover io! work labor s1s oa hse efvita ~
- ss Iss',f5I 5a u 5 ~, SEQ cas, ed Ss Nf c,sco
the csn;ae;us-a reay reefisd TO- 'sdict IU' pam =
James ". Gerard rs. Jacob V. Carmer.-Acnou
10 recover sIt winch ey SIR teia'd en ,eeoEE o.
Nj Cs:nor e:s that an +-sd iaiF m aaNi :, So
Ddch th4tch IN, ci:y. her etaie, heh VA Hcfa nea
s5,0O she l.Srt The iamy Of r taTne SoossSu.er!
Mr. Garner the Chrrch Inc wilt was eoheete.
eelorr ie Suros ie on bshali9 ne Choea ou; te
cst, SIR G.ra:d counsel IN The case snd Pfd .e
sv io' Sin having eened 9S hf tan.sr M re
aoes Ses'nIs ey hun anu ,ss present '''
James A VI ia " Go. rs Moses koss.-l ne pam
III; @ets lumber dea N.wNfS nGd brns ae9on 70 re-
ISvss 81, the srio9ni Of B' o! lumber 500 = w,
ae eyed N=i. bird and $500 10.
Jrat ses kepl II the iaa5e. iShmen, None Go.
art q the paI;aee errthat ,sshes u the
umbvf lu w'eh - present brought Il SSn N pr'
nE X s CEN se M. stf. Mig. Vas Par'ne, o 'Hi e 60
"aethef he was suca p-ns- Tesamoay addueet
aad the cause aetouinet 20 tbs forenoon.
N CsIabers.... Before Judge ISuRAuAx
HABE4s CohPCS.-A BOY about II wears OF age,
o receny enlisted the L. Army ard ha, been made
cfrmner Governors l!ard. was bUushi by OF ta
having enlisted without the OF his parent, OF
The cause. afIer partial hearing. Was adjourned.
L. 5 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Before 5. RA.sl,x
Esq. Commissioner
Iheexammauon ofChar,es Carroll, charged with
altering .esed certificates Of the Custom House relative
usfte Brandy kno ihem 10 have been ateel has
been p,,poed Carroll hes been admitted 10 BAH IN !.
of sl.5to
COtrgT OF SESSIONS. Before the RECORDER and Al
derren MoTr ard DIcXISsoN-AiATHSw L. PArrEK-
Sos District attorney.
TRIAL rog BuRGLARy.-John Shye.s was tired
Tor Burglary IN the rst cgrss hEeakn; into ihe house o
NJ, Nicholas Schslc6sn. No .SS SruaGway. through ~
story wu'Ow the night oi the -ist June la ana le
breaking ii locks getting the store the 1t tcor ot e
hotc aud stealing ca ves;s Ps!ernes. sk hose cs COZ
arS sk, g. q; value OF sI. The goods wers !oUnd b?
property ard burglars is>trmeB; called London Jenny
For ire defence proved By hrs. Walker mothe: n he
psouer that the London Jenny which WAS nothlnc more
thAn common isOn ,hee foot such used IN pfinnE
Offices purchased bY her three iour years go u
put CARPETS ana To ,aSc out the tacks out OF S
floor and that bring the goods 10 her house
day anu halt before his but ha; she never knew hn
10 be out all night, James NJ Snb, lr. ESQ o Counsel
defence moved attachment aganss Mrs JarrO the VIE OF
who. alleges. gave the goods 10 the piohef 70
SELL and had been subPTnaed by witness but did 10, al
tend and officer he by which The trI was &c
layed long time.
District Attorney for the prosecution. The Record
charged the Juy, who retired. and after absence o ha
an hour returned into COU with verdict oi Guilty ot Bur
sary the M Degree, anu he reminded 10 FrLay FOL
sentence.
Adlurnei TO Thursday, IC o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
-,a.I EIeortnp.

The following Compara:l-e Table Of votes for
Governc, ead Members of the Legislature IN
those Counties i-om which we have returns, ard
shere the Wigs -an tickets exclusive OF the
,softs o. Independent Locos, shows that the " lig
strength in these Counties Is greater than the
ro,c for Allen, the SAT- candidate Ter Governor,
ss we have already stated:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
CITY AFFAIRS.
WEDNESDAY.


The Bond of Assistants me into The Aldermen e'''u
n md the two Boards went inion
Ai'u ~ W. .,otnt Meeting.
IN i,,a, oi ,hu t meeting teud and npp'os'g
F'iRg DrPARrMssr.-fhr two last ino"tly "
- chef Enziu,or Of the Fire Department r'rr
tn - u & ,n.,ion, ccepeh the appointment. chIre
enG hs spvon, referred tho Fire aud War c.rS re-
Commnaraon from the Prssment 81 the Bpar ,9 o. t' ~ I
an conmen schools otihe 18th Ward. ordered est
ai,o the letter OF 81. spencer. Commnslonef 81 CoG
scbooIs rssi4aing his office. kesgnn,on 8ceepted.
I,e Common Council then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
THE TRIBUNE
WHlG NOMINATIONS:
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER

D At Meeting of the Presidents the v.-iou, Gay
Cuts Assocstons CT the my Of New Yors convened
tnef Head Quarters Aug. !2h. the following Rc,ou,ons
unasrousIy adopted
Resotoe9 Tfa National Hail be opened for the discussion
Of :. bg principles AMI esuS nursday evening oi each
week uut The close OF thu p,,ceuth campaign ard that the
hrt Meeting be held on fi.fAay evening. 18th nst.
Rtsoiued Ihai the rius with the Elrs
NafJ viii take cbrgs Of tho Meetings of their rss@ese
R.soo,d ynni4 oordnl invitation be extended to a., who
prsef W h< measures 20 ioc0f1co ileas1es-ant HsnfJ
Gay to 1.z X. Polk jnr President, 10 meet With
Reso,ro1. That The Pefsr's meet for Dutes on each
Iburfay nj u O'Clock NJ The Reading Room.
Si0NKp.
/. Wsrd. GEoECE COOK. Prsident pro TEN.
III. REVO &. HAnCE.
III. WILLIAM DOYLE,
". JhHK5 Il. EHAiSE,
" JOIN G. HAMILTON
vi. =" THOMAS DDDf;E,
VII. :" JANIS z. WOOD.
Will . WILLIAM ". SWEET.
X. ~. .. ROBERTS.
x. g. BRnDFDRD,
XL JOHN MCGOWAN.
XII. " " HOPPER VOTE,
Kill " EDWARD CQLl.iN5.
KY JOHN Y. ALLEN.
$Y % Henry 2 DAVIES.
XVI. W. 9. JOHNSON.
XVII e" II r.. TOMLiNSOS.
s. a CHICK KTPIsL;. Un"nVis.
X q; C5NpCE!.i., Prs-t- pro ters Young
s.ea'. Henry Clay Association
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
.Rnrh, hreak, The morning

The sun rose brightly this morning su'pr,y passr.I
All our public places are streaming w.'h p, D.a .m.s
Every Thing seems proptous, and pLoi'dqI1 d.1,astoa
day. While we are going 10 PfeS'' ug ,s,e esa !.
from the several towns are arriving a 'sngsssi
no doub, tha, the highest expectations o. rcssoa IN
will be fulfilled. lis time ana . aa md We put
which all who desire should parlicip n,5cr TO efs
our paper 10 press at an cary y,;nioais. aJos
our wofklaen cnance 70 p'ffysr New. Haven Herald
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

II The Ethiopian Minsrrers Concert at ii,
Apollo Saloon last evening was we'll ATTENDED, atc
seemed to give great satisfaction te all pf'fs't-
They have another Concert at the same place. 'h'
evening, and we commend them to all our mlflO'
lngine citizens.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
nfnine Wings!

60 HONE. You are pdrted there next Mon.
day. Say not that it will ho useless to go-you
cannot tell till YOU try Even though the Gov
crnor should be lost, your r9te may elect Wing
Senator or Representative and 80 give US
WnlG U. S. SENATOR. Go home, higs! go
nome! Your influence and your votes will be
tel. there, and felt throughout Tho Union. a
Senator, Copgrcssmen, Legislature, every thing,
are depending. You may sare them by going
.omc. How can you hesitate ? Crafty your
friends every where by nobly doing your whole
duty
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

MtYeo.--TSo Individuals vino arrived Yesterday
ron The inierior OF Mexico, with apparent
AMY, that trem Is 900 10 $4,000 Mexican troops had
assembled ~ San Lou,s de Porosi. some thrss weeks
Sinee' and were on taeir way 10 begin The coutem-
plated INVASION OF Texas. We are informed from
he same source, hat the army in question was well
provided with artillery and cavalry
\. .. Bee, 9th Aug.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

n The MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for this mon b
contains brief bur excellent paper Oh 'Labor-Iis
Relations IN the United States and Europe com-
pared, by Hon. NATHAN APPLETON OF Mass Op-
posed to it is foggy ard bluudering essay on The
Nature and Eject of Protective Tariff, by H. j
Burton OF Mass The articles on the Wealth and
Resources OF Ohio, The Commerce Of Sweden, md
Banks and Banking in Illinois, are also instructive
IF Hunt, l42 Fulton street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

Sp,oIoE oy A CLEuGyMAS.--Sev. Ebenes.,p,.
rick, Aoshy and eloquent minister OF the N.,sC.
DIS, Church, ay,schec 10 the lnoiana Conferesc,
recently committed suicide by cutting bis ,hso.'
vitb q razor. at Prncetoa, in lsai Sate.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
whi. Meetlng in Brocklyn.

The Young Meas Democratic Clay Club OF
South Brooklyn meet this (rhursday) eveninga at
u O'Clock, ut the Madison House There will he
some good speaking, and the Wings Of South
Brsoklyn are al expected to be on hand.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

4 Hon. WIZ i1,4 WRIGHT was yes;erS.7,.
nominated to Congress by TIE Waiss oi tao ",
District, New 1e-scy. tts has proved ihiu,sslf,
f...htul Msmoe. OF ;ae present Congress, end Ii,
r,ni.ctinnl Is CERTAIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

L LIrrELL's LIVING ACE, No. II, contains
The Unknown Singer, A Mystifca,ion; France
and Morocco 'Our Scottish Fishermen;' and
many other excellent articles from the latest British
Reviews and Magazines. Published here by J. w.
Leslie Ia Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
BY This Aiornns's i!ml.

u Hon. VIZ. C. PpssroS addressed an J.
rerse concoarso Of enthusiastic Wigs At Az
land square, Baltimore. on Tuesday night. +.
mee,iag j. sad 10 have bcen enc OF the i.,,,s,
an0 mss; interesting 'he, mas been held il B.Is
r,nre ihis .ensnn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

u There will be Z Wing Mass Meeting in
Hamilton County, n. Y. at Lake Pleasant on
the a5th inst. which he Wings of the nejghbor,
ing Counties are invited to attend The third
Wing Meeting ever held in the County assem-
bed at Lake Pleasant on the 26th ult, and
formed County Clay Club; Dr. L. D. s4bin,
President.
The highest Wing vote ever given in Hamilton
Co. was 1913 for Harrison in '40 we hope for 300
for Clay in IA. Wings Of Saratoga and Fulton !.
lonk I'D 10 thst Conrention on the 25th
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

Il " Pictorial illustrations of the Apostocal
Succession: By William Page Of Monroe, Mich.
Bishop Presby yterian," has been published by Z.
Collier, lilo Nassau-sireet. It's fair pamphet OF
maze.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

tc5- Central Clay Commitiee'--h spec,ci .iNA nes'
Hall nn Frdsy Evening Sept oh isl az mn ts, c"cA'
Pu,,,". ,,icndnnce i. respectfully requested BY oder
uNS'' - JAMES n. REYNOLDS. President.
Ions Ions 2 PosoG Posoa. secreta,ies. 5a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

Ia We call the attention OF the Wards TO The
aouce of the General Committee which appears
under our editorial head. The Banner will be
very costly aud splendid one, aud we'll worth con
lending for
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

or General Committee or Democratic
wbig Young Men.-A regular meeting OF tins Con'
mite. viii he held the crdway House, on FRIDAY E'e
mr. the eth of sepi at y, o'ohek. By order
DAVID GRAHAM. Chairman.
CnAs5Es ,l% x S. TaYtoa' Secretaries. IS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
STILL FARTHER REDUCTION

THE CLAY TRIBUNE
WILL &c sent tror, September IA 10 tie close
4 Lac Presidential Election at the following re-
loced rates:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05
ala TIL I'm.
lsp.noopArlc Wnio GsxneAL covNr:TEE.

September .. isi4.
nr- Rsxoyyed Tint m appropriate srn.r With iuvt'
bs d,vie M n.oo.si unde, the dire ton ~ Committee 10
be sopn,sd taat ,upe be presented to that Waro
sh,r ,bn n, ,r ensuing Eecioa show the greatest reCve
lncfe of w hig vufss aver Tint al lSll -,
~ "rtler N. B0WpfrCH BLUNT. Chairman
n. HoD.sT HAws. Secretaries. an
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

~ TIE ORPuAS's Owg Book, original Sketch
ss, written expressly for the Sabbath School con-
pected with the Lopg Island Farms is little tract
lust published by j. Gray l04 Beekman-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

U MosRls FRANktrS viii address the Clay
Club of the Ninth Ward al kentucky Hall, 81
Perry street, this evening. Up town Clay Boys
be on hand.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

u Wings Of WlLliAMsnuseH! go round snd
ask your neigahors snd iiiends OF all parties e
drop in with you and hear the PouoHAgsrsis
BLACKSMITH on the Tariff. Do see that the
Freemen of Bushwick and wiliamsburgh arc eli
in attendance!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

The HEALTH OF THE CT ,rhs ordinary ds'
city IS good-exremely gooq' 80 less acute tess
e: G; e; /: .: 4; ::
n: ';s, * Z e.;
'''''' -,lr,. Lee, the lady Of our ,at:. h,ss.
SAD AceiPSsI-iigisen -.igisen David Lee, Esq ~ls ~
y respected sa1sesss ssss upon Long lssaa i9s .,p %
days ase was heg loot remaining fast IN me snTs ssSs.
The horse cna mon no the ground for hundred ybs
shs dfsssfba boes could be stepped. she srs,ssp ~a
beofe S;bis. tns lie but as we learn from the Eif'
lowering.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

ty' ADVOCATE OF PEACE for September, in
addition to its usual variety of interesting matter,
contains a valuable article the subject of War,
written twenty years ago by the venerable THOMAS
CLARKsoS, bur never published till now.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

"a" Hon. JOHN KEYS of Concord (sless.) died
on the 29th ut. after short illness. He was for
twenty years the Treasurer Of MiddIesex County,
and filed with ability many other public stations.
He was formerly one Of the most prominent poll
t;ciens in the STATE, or the Republican side.
u Ek.Gov. GABRIEL MooaE, of Alabama,
(porc recently an inhab OF louisiana Is re-
ported to have died lately at his residence in
Texas, near the boundary line, where he had re-
moved few months previously. He was for
merly Representative and afterward Senator
10 Congress from the State OF Alabama.
DEATA or Gov. FCLTos.-Kon. VIM. S. FuL-
roS, Senator OF the Uni:ed States from Arkansas,
dird al Rosewood, his residence, about mile from
Little Rock, On The 18th inst.
z Hon. GEo. ADAMS, formerly Judge of the
l. :. District Court OF Mississippi died on the 14tF,
ult of congestve fever, Jacagon, IN that State.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

SHREwsgYRY RIVER, n 1.-The fishing in this
river is e1cellenr, and the run is faer and larger
than has been known for several years. On Sarur-
day and Monday last, greater quantity came up
to Fulton Market than ever brough. up by the
steamboat in tao days. The Ocean House and
Fort " ashpgtnn Pavilion are now comparatively
free from bnarders, and oil who are desirous Q.
-port, huth fishing and towing, may have Inc oes'
accommodations for the purpose.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

HEssT CLAY KslFE-We haye received -
perb Pocket KNIFE, having four capital Diioe,.
of which bears the inscription, Henry Cia' ;s
1t i. knife worthy to bear such nan'T r. , bv I
worth any mans having. Sold wh'''=A'S
" Weed. 22I PsarI-strect.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

n Prot. JoHssros. :" L-e'1'e. on ,as s,.,,I. "a
oIicsliops OF Chemistry end Geology 10 arc asfcu,
,n,e" Par, ". ha, just b.ea i->urd ,, Wiley &
yutB.m l, treats ..of tas Pesducs Of Inc Sol ana
ag -, - IA he Feeding OF Anraais" il Is
NO., v.rn.b,e apd Justly popular work; but il wouid
nave bssn more vaiusble il edited for this Country
by en American,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

~ There will be Wing Mas Meeting at
Rep BANK, Monmouth Co. n. J. on Saturday of
next week, (i4th,) wfrch will be addressed by
several eminent speakers. The steamboat orus
leaves Fulton Market that morning, arrives at
Red Bank at II, and leaves between ana s.
I 81 = Co DOWN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

Wing 1854 Aliens maj. l,874.
Whir voic better than Aliens 100 IN 80 Counties.
fThere are 39 more Counties in the STATE.
Vote or Sheriff IN Jackson and Van Boren Counties
The ST. Louis Republican Of Goth August has
tho f,,Ilou'ing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-05

II Cav CoawN and CAssius ". CLAY I'D
dressed whig meeting OF 5000 in little Ash.
labula County, Ohio, on the 26th. But for 8
pouring rain, there would have been much lar-
ger gathering, though the County Polled but s6cu;
$500 Wing votes in 1872.