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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUET..,.,B:@;o Je4s.
BsTrs.
Guyo> RS. SERRrL & HIrcHoooK.-Action 70
recover for violation OF Cotton Pres. Already referred 70
Verdict T.! p.Aiuih So
PArox x STEWART RS. EDWARD CUsrE. Col
,.torA Ar,ion 20 recover return u tD,e' pad under pc
,n mn iog8,t1ton uf eln1ry % VSgret .le sca ,st
rbir-e, a, vuo.eu, The Court remarked 'hi d order b
rc 6'y n, rens wooeH' or such, '.nen cfcced D, ia
.ttae bcy must manufactured entirely oi .ech The pc
.rtr-.> npu.sf 10 De- cou5naign a1i rY, e1Gues
TED ,e, afc enli,l5t t1duy free Verdict 10, yaa;a s25 :
hein. amount ut claim
pIene Court
WlGHr. SrCRGEsS X SHAW IS. EDWARD CuR.
rts rn!ector-Ihe racke, hip Sheffield .tFsrle, az
inc barAr a year bat ra,sd and 5vast up The o.,
IIr rrro winch wa and tInasc, the pub
ne or, The Port Warden, no.ce 70 the Collector .as
The, would ieuauh te night % eNammrf every package 10
ascertain Of damaged, p'es Gus ' it5 duic' beng acso
Prit n. bad r4aLi;y ui go board ard fe;lse ac
,. u, fh, demand asserting tisi tie aNs ni tAc 1 sav@
rf -itii4rty o iie PoIi N8nieg' hey produced cst
,.- i damage from the Captain OF the 'hn md NJ irt
rty,r si Il ul.He surveyor, ad Geinaia INST ,t- s1r
baulI r f9ar,cd and b. Gams-r e'trtied bat 'as Col
r-tr ,oud 1o grant li-i, .aG required 'u aHt's"t ce;
int tom a Port Wlrca Ihe pas unsF protest.
5acAu-e he goods "ete asrrf1 ned 70 - taneel ~ 9s;
qf md tne, sue 20 recover tac i'ferc Ne'-i lo' qal
,I,l. SUI -ert tu the UpIg.cu ui ile luli'
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Dr For Bishop HuGHEs's last Letter, dong
Justice to j. G. Bennett, &c. &c. see Last Page.
p For important Speeches before the Meth
odist General Conference by Bishop SoULE, and
DIR. DUKBIN, see First Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
VICE CuANCELLoR'S cot Before Loa "A.
MCuU>. Wee Chancellor.
r,,,..r.,n11,n NnlKE RS WILIIAM ERn.r-

The complainant and other, have pu ~ splendid buidrs,
IN Er,uiysy between Fourth and Aft street; sn4 =, ;hcm
boz, brl ,f,, ti, street with TO h1cong 81. NJ
Frost about erecting cHb.gc; msgAtf' shop al as aHt
TO .et ON line with the street loton ! made 10, nancioo
~ ,u nm rom such The ground that 'en ~ Rlr
nm whom he bought had agreed 70 set back Ihe mocoa,
i,nGrf The circumstances, was Denied.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
SHIr NTws-il p. M.-CIeured hi, 00ervo0u--
Late fro5n Portugal.
By Il vessel arrived yesterday, We have re-
ceiyed the following Official Bn,etin

His Excee1cy the t,eGera Nis.on4e de FonteNoyr gives
notice the bomnTdnent n AHeldu continued but that
nothing worthy Of especial notice hps occurred since the pub
lcaiinn ui h,s last Duietin the 18th of April
la the Dsdrio del GOJierRO of the Dth ui April was pub
1eG cnpturc pt the Captain "a ChGve o'
the army Of the Usurpef wth who about 20
Guerilla pnriy thu nelshoOrnpnd Ot Lisbon. The
Captan Chgve> severely wounded Intercourse l
the c:iy ,til interrupted.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

- The CLAY YTRIsUNEt;entlemer in the city who wish
70 send valuable and cheap Wing Journal To their friends in
the county during Presidential Campaign requested
read the Prospectus Of the Clay Tribune. which will be
found in another columa n-Single subscription. only 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
THE TRIBUNE
WHlG NOMINATIONS:
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE l, 1874

THE STATE CONVENTION or THE OFFICERS
" THE CLAY CLUBS MEET At UTIch os THE hrsi
Wednesday I'm June.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

a LoNo VoYAoE.-Thc Whale ship William
and Eliza, Rogers, OF New. Bedford, arrived here
yesterday, after an absence Of four years and SIX
monihs-hav'ag left New Bedford, October %,
1889.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
Extensive DarMEnArloNs.-A lcw days I.

EXTENSIVE D1rNEpATIoNs.-A ic" duys slQce
l,,, Nntst and officer, Joseph aHd -ioN,y, arrested
b",, Tor th they had committed and traced portion, Of IN
,pfty the, had stolen tp ae or'nn OF ,'efrl 5c'eici,
oi .tI,,i goods. i'he huu,. Of low Berry Dover egl,
bs, ,,p, n watch worth so. stolen from MHy NNls, rs
,;rcet-at the hors oi Jon' 'argln ID OAK 'ee.
nnnn,.ty of cloth, worth go stolen nom W 'oH Hla;
4, "a corner of Maiden ane ana William s,iect-ahO y
t rr,,at worth s. stolen from Rob J.. Smith X Co rs
pr,rl rec-qud at the house OF Catherine Nehhn, Ne -
n,rv rsn II pieces halZonnes, worth SH, sio!en iiom
RrkI,lu < Thump,un Gho marble nauts clock worth s.,
oiau tom Snhw ~pcrry, No. :. CoGTuahd 'uee- ,e
,,l-n, table covers bishop lawns large brass kettle g.
,nd M the ,hr-e different places. Tor winch no owUef
VET Eund The officer, also arrested Lewi' berry oha s
nn rnd Catherine Mehlu. and they all held 70 bail 70
answer. 80
SrE>LISG HosIERy.-James O'tonnor boy.
N,, arrested and committed ioE ,tealnc 81. dozen of mIet
hose worth s. D. from James AcAef No L Cedar 'ireei
SrrALlNG-Nlary savage was arrested and com
t;e for stealing money from the pocket OF Thomas Dua. 4
porter at the A-tof House
4 bov named George ii. Howard, was arrested
m af. ,yfchninu Dawson. with lwn -olen fAns 81 bntea
M . rrr iu Pearl near Old -p. ANA Wa commliei-
VLrr. were two men with hm who Hei and escaped
EI;zohcth Hicks was arrested and committed Tor
tsrlms 50 p from tie pocket OF James Reynolds Of No a'
Mulberry s,rret
John Francis. was arrested and committed los
stealing a | States mail haE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
From Our Ertru Of yesterday 80
,.., f,om Baitimore-Dallas for 'icc
President.

SILAS WRIGHT having peremPtonly anu
repeatedIv declined the Loco-Foco nomination
for Vice President, the Convention has many
selected George N. Dallas OF Pennsylvania ioF
that post. The vote was as follows;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

INroRrANr--Our Philadelphia letter fc-
rc;vcd BY this mornings mail says " The NOM
:na,ion OF George N. Dallas, by the Loco tec'S'
as their candidate Ior the Wee Presidency caused
considerable exc.;encn; here this morning It's
generally understood, however. that Mr.. Dallas
Ike Mr. Wright, has posi'irciy declined the
lo.or-or IN other words, he does not desire to be
dnlc1tedn ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
,,.,noui., General Conference.
Reported for The rnbnne.

TWENTY SEVENTH DAY.-fRIDAy, May Si
Bishop WAUGH Ia tie tnrlr ~,
Several Reports having been presented anu '"u
ON the table under the riiss, me
Wv STtIK ''iJ presented tue following paper
10 tie Genera! coajereafe a. the 'Hs'''a''' A''''''''
Rgy. AND DEAR BRErmREN,-- a.,..,.,,
TI. undersigned respectfully ard riiecton' one, 10 l'
,,iin cnusrrton the result o their c"neuhlinn i'ils
noon In rcsnfd the unpleasant unl very dIthe u's
G i h.p -, long and 80 earnestly debated before youf
pIy They have with the vel interest, watched ue o-
efess of the DISCUSSION. nnd hnNc ""''r IT,
,b nr ,,Ituc Is they nave purGd thh subject ~
no, Sin ly .luy nud by night hry have been n9feA
more impressed with til: dIici,rs coaner'u ia Il
the ssnu, result, wlich. 40 lhciT hpp'iei"u ae wy
o ueyi, BE consequence ul present notion on te gus'
nnv npuc before yUu To the undes gned j. 'ti ang
rem, that dec thereon, whether hihhteg ot
ly will most extensively disturb the peace aud hnfHl W
,v extended brotherhood winch has 10 eIlrcute' opeis
tor good N the United states ui N"etca alG @ ~ !,
ing the last yeGrs ~ The de'elpheuI VI II 80 l
tive energy oi which union has always been Il t -
The have with ep emotion, InGursd, c'n u5 ls e - :
10 avoid MI ev much deprecated uy every .'lu
common Method sm! Long hid hlAiousiy ~, - ,,n,J
f,r ,nsf trpry answer this inquiry, Out ue) "' p
n, v,,n i th,s painful crisis they have unniiHOuD .vuur
rcd IN me pruprefy OF recommending the pos
,bn, nrnn i'm the acton ~ the Of Bishop Andre" W
the ensuing General Conference IL toes nor .e H., =
i ~ Inc undersigned Ia argue the toprey OI lHe,
rum,uandn0n otherwise strong ana Vnlid ten'' us"
oiurcI m lis ,upport They cannot but tlnH tAaI Ie ~
Lnrras,,nent of Bishop Andrew should not cease Degs
n;,s,s nut neuplc o the several Annual Coacienes,
Nh the nctS in the shall have passed III rev " - n
,y he hrrer qunlied than the present Ieneh =
be To ndudicate the case w!seIy hhd a'cI.t' he E
cessation Of the embarrassment %! te tNlho T,nis,~1t
yo Irtyeen the present und the ensuing Geneih You. ~ =
the undersigned believe that snch e" W. ofa a
general ,upcunicEdency mEhtbe maze n' R,bp
Of constitutional principle as %DuH iu!ii enp} H. }nrses
Andrew m those sections D the Cufch w %i!l % ~ me- pg.
and services would be welcome and cufdIi u we "a
sc, on this cccnsion by the undersigned be dlei n n IL
one they persuade enselys, that hr ~ f6ucd q
view u candid and pencc-loyiug persons. " Nc
,tgng desire 10 prevent dNunon and % pf'Ho''
J." W TeI% ts"ecfny and afcctionaeiy submitted.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Kr>1

Jnu> = (TNNGNGHtM q. bfO. ". MiLIfK.-Ac
t nj ,eolev,r m relation 20 ,pan o o7'es lc',a; ir-na.
,c-..i tn yt,,rfiay Ncrd tor defendants. SIS - al
yauns the property ut S-lV-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
ry- Delegates to Central CoInmittee.-Th

E Delegates TO Central CoInmi'iee'Id' - 'e
Pesdents Secretaries and other officers OF the several Jay
Clubs and other Associations this city, are particularly
requeed assemble a; National Hall Saturday June i
Socock p NJ. to make Arrangements IN relation TO the
Clay Club State Convention be held at CcH on Nedne'
day next By order
IN. REYNOLDS. President Central Clay COMMITTEE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
. :.
b order Of His E1ceency.
FRANCISCO iNFANrE DE LACERpE.
ANTONIO Lovts D'ALRxr.

Destructive CoNFLAGRArIoH.-Al letter from
Trebizondc, of March ION, contains tho follow
ng information
Reshd, the capital Of the rich province of CHI
Ian, Persia has been the scene OF calamltous
coDhagration, which has consumed lis bazaaEs,
and several vast khans filled with merchandise.
The property destroyed is valued at two and a
quarter millions of dollars. The consequences 10
the commerce between Persia and Europe cannot
taiI 10 be injurious
The province OF Ghlan consists Of long mar.
row plain, confined between d range of noun
tains, penctrablc by only few passes, and the
Caspian sea lrs soil is of great fertility, produ-
eng large crops Of wheat, rice, end other varie-
ties of graa; gu, the staple production is silk.
All the P9sian silks, OF d superior quality, sold
in Eurog, come from Reshd. Tine city Is built
in the midst OF forest, and contains about two
thousand houses. 1t is situated two leagues from
the Caspian Sea, on which it has harbor, unsafe
s stormy weather. Its principal commerce con.
sists OF silk and cotton stutfs, and in drugs. a
treaty OF peace between the Russians and Per-
.ians was s!gncd there IN l732.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
Py This MORNINGS Mail.

II JoHS TYLER accepts the somlnatlon OF ms
Convention for President THIS is more than
,bey desired. He says he will withdraw il Texas IS
Annexed this Session (as he well knows 1t won't
be)-ii not not So John is fairly IN the field
Where will he get the first Electoral Vote
Don't ali speak at once
We receive no confirmation Of the report that
Col Dick Johnson has agreed 20 te his Vice,
IL We have a letter lcom Hon Jo"N J. haR-
nm TO Gen. laws, proving James X Polk an
ou,andoat an,i,Tanif man. We shall publish
it in our Evening Edition, not because our read
ers need any evidence of the fact but to cont'und
all Pennsylvania and Rensselaer, County Loco,
Focos who profess to be Tariff men, and yet VIII
support Polk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

AMERICAN MrsEUY-Tho engagement of the Orpheans al
this popular establishment close, TO day Lei Those who nav
Tered By the performances NJ ga md T. VI today Ar y
Great Western Ccfitn and tiefs wi! asst und make ~
Superior - any yet oelci. The t'an and Gingu,
lad the Gypsy Queen still al the hiasei dfn"nF '
.4s..se crCWds. CIV aid see t!e-!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

EXTRAORDINARY TRlp.-Ihe steamboat South
America, Captain 1'ruesdclI, made the quickest
trip from Ncw-Nork 10 TINS city Yesterday, OF
winch we have any recollection. ,jhc distance
from dock to dock, exclusive OF landings, was
accomplished IN the remarkable shor; space OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

u P. S Jons TYLER has accepted the nomi
nation Of his Convention for President. His let
ter appears in The Madisonian Of yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
COURT CALENDAR. Tn. DAY

COMMON PLrAs.-Nos. 8, 81, %, 50, 3, 9, 10, q,
28. 35, IS, 81, 30.
The Crrcui, and Superior Court vii also 81.
The Court OF Errors commences thl' day.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

So GEORGE VI. DALLAS was nominated OIL '''e
Second Ballot, and thereupon unanimously
adopted. He was formerly U. 5. Senator, ane
in ,ha. capacity introduced and Pilo'cd through
the Senate in 1882 the bill to recherer the O"'fsd
States Baak. He voted, after it had been vetoed
to pass il over the head of Jackson's Veto, Oi
course. as soon as the Bank was killed he turned
against il. and went for Andrew Jackson, Bank
or no Bank!
We consider HIN much filter man to run
under James r. PIX than SIIAs WRIGHT
would have been.
So the play is ever. The Convention adi'arn-
cd las: evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

SPLg.pIp ENTERTAINMENT AT THE Ngwi orr AlrsE
IN TO-DAY AT o'cLoCk-Ihe Giant Boy over i-t hiEii
Dwarf - nci-sthe Fat G 800 pounds weiit. ana e
Ilaniess. Mnche. and host 0l other QsIoInepappea
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

U- We have lot of squbs sent us pokng fun
at the late Loco Foco catastrophe at Baltimore.
They are clever, but we haven't the heart to pub.
lish them. We respect the sorrows even of our
advcrsaries. That application Of the old proverb
about a pig in a poke, is too bad. We can't
allow poke to rhyme with choke or dis
solving in smoke in our columns, for three
days vet. When things is solemn treat 'em
solemn Or as the wood sawyer in Char
coal Sketches more precisely aphorizes-" A
man in grief is Ike peT in cellar: il
YOU don't look out, you'll crack his cocoa
Mind how you c&uck." So the unsympathizing
comments OF some hard-hearted f,llow on the
postponement OF the Great Ratification Meeting
IN The Park to give time for the Van Burea As.
sociatons TO become Polk Clubs, or stalks, or
what not, coupled with an allusion 10 the rather
famous disich,
And II we cannot alter ,Aincs
BY George We'll change their names. sir
be suppressed. The folks around Tammany,
who gathered there on Thursday evening ard
formally, grimy, savagely approved the nomi-
nation Of Polk and Wngdt, want time to let
themselves down by degrees 10 Polk and Dallas.
Meantime, the anti-phlogistc ,reatmen, should
be rigdy enforced, with cold baths and mild bev-
crages. The following, however, is so good-na-
,ured that VIC let 1t pass:
IMPROMPrU-tFor The Tribunel
Coop luck and good lo;,une do not come BY chance
Yet such is the doctrine that folks advance
The Capt, SAID Nay when he came into power
And gam he said Yea N uI-i.s,a hour.
I'm, DO, GONG To dispute be that Us may:
lli torn events Ola gecen; day:
S.ace Mi,iy has fallen Ike da9; from i1c Cuiver.
Hes escaped long journey from this TO Salt River;
Some Locos viii laugh, and say lis all Il good Joke.
While Others Will tha; fatal sly Poke
Winch they got in the tibs on the Sh o' 9th round.
When they found their best lying at on the ground
They will strive be pleased nnL swear they light,
e Their men will when they seem TO go Jsriat
Ihey have kindle ire and before rs dohe smoking,
lhsy lnd out that red foxes viii never stand poknc
PEDRO.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
MARINE COIRT.-Beio'cJu JupcT SMITH
In,1x-K u.lM rs. CuAELorrE RAuBs and yoI
pOi.!CE OFFlCF.

UefN.-In tn., eetun where plaintiff claimed sadie
,rJ. and either such Ii' cics as pait o ,a ana ht-
;,rr EXEMPT iie Jury ;ouut i1f defendants
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
rF The BuGalo Courier Of Tuesday has III:
following oracle:

"Thc Convention At Baltimore vas held Yesterday W W
shall prabuhly the result by day after to-aurow w e
hlye aut any doubt TINT Mir VAS BUKES M be Illuminated
by the w are satisfied mat when the soteth
Ia r Van Bnrcu by the entire North and West theY I" De
Convinced The Ui unol and Cancellation; hd m
ss N, wn p,OcctDt southern roHJterGcy - rel1B r
',rr,na! bB q drsc Haijcr u iRfH,HtGi persons al ne
>JUh. they viii ncdue>ce III TIE strong Nupp1ft s.ei!l
i Nnn BIrcn and render i, IomnaiOn, according 10 The
,II,fnnnrN us,lge
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

BEAUTIES OF LUCIA Dl LAMMERAooR.-The
Beauties of this favore Opera have just been
published by Firth and Hall, No. 239 Broadway
and l Franhlin-squore. They are arranged in a
beautiful and simple style by A. c. Martinez Also
Just published, the Gaiop des TrompetteS, BY AIu-
yard.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge utsnou

THoMAs COLLIER -. }. GCiick.-acuou io
,,,., r,il,,i, fine collector alluded 20 yr,,sris
Xeriict for plaintiff sd beng the highest valuation OF tse
I.rf.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
rOKONER'S OFFICE.

Dr,ru ny 4 FNIL.-An Irish woman, IN state
.,.,r,n,inn fell last NIGHT. down bnnS neaf sih street
=" I i'm oyrne md was 80 bndly n1usd thai 'c lied u!f
.n"r'n,, The Coroner called 10 hold lie inquest
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

u The number OF Immigrants arrived at this
Port within the last twenty.tour hours IS . ,423
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

II VIC hear that RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON has
consented to run for Vice on John TylcT's ticket
Which Will lead, Tyler and Johnson or Polk and
Dallas Hard telling.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

- THG PAALANA, No Nj. is issued this day
at noon, and may be had OF the publisher, j. WIN
chester; and the ncwsmen generally. The contents
are US usual, all OF the interesting character,
but the leading article, entitled I" Progress OF So
ciai Questions should command the attention OF
all leading minds, particularly statesmen and poll
ticans. Il relates 10 Il recent demonstration OF the
Belgian Government IN the person oi NJ. Nonhomb,
Minister ui the INTERIOR who in recent speech in
the Chamber OF Deputies declared in The most en-
phaiic The great, The a.!-absorbing question
OF the d-e or in has own language, that which EN-
braces the whole mission Of government" is the
SOCIAL QUESTION Ills speech is quoted and com
menici upon.
Artists will also find in this number altogether
the most profound and hgh-toned criticism of the
National Academy OF Design and Of Art and its
mission which We nave vet seen.
rne :. L port OF the Commissioner OF Patents is
reviewed in u mastery manner.
The Phalanx, indeed, deserves the patronage OF
the public, as well account Of its general criti-
cisms "a It's pscu!ia, views in regard TO the great
Indushiai Reform 10 which i, is devoted, and in
our estimation ranks among the first Journals OF Tie
country.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

At this time 0; writing the immense ;lrong have
not nluye, from ;he CuinmOn, and we hurrylng
ourpapsr 10 the press three houfs earlier than usual
10 give the hands holiday. This may seem to
some ike being too temperate III our zeal Tor good
thiug--but Industry we'll &, Temperance l. oUf
motto and as the = Day celebrate not ap-
puint,d either b. churcn or evil authority we make
no po-tponsgieiit IN the issue OF TIE Transcript 1t
has bsen called Il tea-tabe paper and pray what
would the temperance folks 30 WITHOUT Us, especial
" IN 4 thirsty time here no JourhuHt i
Bur. We have seen the show. II locks nobly !;
and iron. me hears OF the great thfong will colne
forth. we doubt n0i, many noble impulses and
more determined purposes 10 resist the Sptrthins
und his imps OF de-Grnciion Let them Keep NOV
ius not lnIemperately IN acton-nut oyer-Zealou>
to push the worK-but let them move steadily ana
progressively without denuncaiien OF friend or
brother who may seem more shining than iiIen-
selves. Lit their motto be CHRISTIAN ACTioS, and
their zeal IN keeping wiih due humility. Even a.
our mothers and grandmo!hets spuTet OF the heroes
OF the Revolution To ACT for their country, have
The women OF The present day animated The ranks o
The Temperance party. Observe those brilliant bar
n-rs floating in the breeZe-thry presented by
TIE WOMEN ci the Association, and vii! animate
- tie brGres as such tokens ever have done, and
shall do 10 renewed exett0n and good fellowship.
But, "lie Teot0tdierS are cGniigs nth tts cold
l1aler pledge"-they have passed out OF the Mail,
now and We must throw aside the pen, and haste 70
get glimpse OF the phaIanx. Here's health 10
the Rechabites We quati 10 them IN the parest
nectnr-in the draught that strengi1eneh lie and
Limb Then
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

IL The hPPRoAcHISG ELECTION, I u Gsccrninej,
ii be deced N favor u Capt ye he having p:omred the
PopeoF o the nccaeobon a; oihce 70 produce by steam
Tyler voters the prncple that he produces birds
"a Broadway. He thought the Hon. II. ~ Wise did not
this Exhibition ;o nothing. uuah 10. Capt Tyler '-iiut
run. Huuah. It,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
The Great Ten. .pcrance Gels
.Snsfun.


The only account of the great Temperance
Jubilee in Boston, Thursday, is in the Transcript,
and this contains no particulars Of the proceed
ings The article of the Transcript, however, is
50 spirited and picturesque tliat we must give an
extract or two:
This is great day. I'here is no anniversary
ceebralion-uo military parade-no civic festival
and vet he swarm with people. banners are
untured Fu the brceZe-Inu-ic - iuuts ~ The air -
business seems slaenarl-sma!l children iorsake
their bo1ns and their play, and grown children cape
about iired OF dong nothing. Every body seems
! atisued vet nobody dreans o being thirsty, be-
cause fears are entertained that II the ARMY on
! the Common should take 10 drinking" there would
not be drop left either in The town pump or Frog
| Pond. Ii mas been peaceable dat nutwilhstand-
ing the mul,itudes in motion. No one that we have
! heard of has cot into not water, because punch is
exploded and every hope for lis revival seems cool
ed with cold water. Oar grandmoIhers's China
purch bowi with It's huge lad!e is laid on The
| shelf
The streets swarm with living masscs-rhere Is Il
new cru p,ion OF the volcano OF popular sentiment,
and cits und country have sent out tIelf forces TO
icll how the Thing works. curious spectacle
lrulv. .irmy Ggal,i>t army arrayed 10 oattlc win
an ,nrlny, and ieI no lighting save such a. may be
intimaled in an entrayor 10 preserve The happiness
and saactity Ui the heanh and home-uo waItre
save IL. nj the spir.I against the r0rm u he
still AID the sture:action OF the SENSES See them
move --low-lhut army with banners :! great
cause IS theirs, aud they glory IN H.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

- Fill 10 the b-im Fill ill 10 the brim,
let the iiowIu- chrysts. kiss the rIm
For their haGss are steady, tier eve are tue.
For they, ike the flowers. drink Hou-nt 1ut dew
81 hufrlh iuf thee. wnief hu-fah, hHirth
Thou ar; silver ana gold, ;hoI axe inland aid ,tat
Hg,:ah 10. bright wafer HurfaE, hlfiaA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

TEMrEnsNcg AND GRoG- oG-SHors-TAyEES AND
EXCISE LlcaxsEs-'The number Of Tavern Ii
censcs to sell ardent spirits, given out by the au
tloritics Yesterday, we understand, WIS l,l52.
which, at the price paid, (Sl0 each,) amounts TO
Sil.520. There were also 27 Excise, or whole
sale licenses, which amount to S270 more, being
in all, Sll, 79O This carries the Licenses up to
and through part OF the Eight Ward, 50 that
there will probably be as many more Alter al!
the Wards have been completed in rotation, each
Ward will be entitled to another day in order
that persons who have not taken out their licenses
can have an opportunity OF doing so.