New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-10


to 200 900 in the Union. Do not let the 22d OF
February pass without organizing a Clay C!uo
GEoRGIA.-Returns from the Special Election
for Member Of Congress in this State come IN
rather tardiy, bat thus far they indicate 81 snal
Wing victory.
co,,ie GHi.eS Il sanford all ss.s GG"s.i;s' i st Z
| 10 Co.'S before 4 ,O0l 2,730 4:59o $50
Hancock - 132 229 Al ~
Bryan ....... l5maj. 50 -
Liberty ......... 40 g ll9 ~
! Glynn - TO 0 90
| Camden . S F." 81 20
Warren ........ 1856 . ol -: -
Monroe ......... 7i6 COB 7l2 rs
II Counties 5,G73 1869 6,565 !,s5i
Wing majority, 2,lll Do. IN Oct. Jill
Whig gam, 494
C- I,JmcIs residence The III this COUNTY sac As
hat he gets the eayes vote Yhele he is best known
b. seen by referring the figures above that at ie oc"pe'
Election the LocoFoco candidate IeceIveda majority oi li
Votes in Camden
MAssAcuusETrs.-Th House of Representa-
tiyes of Massachusetts on Monday balloted for
two candidates for Governor, and two for Lieut.
Governor, to be sent to the Senate. The vote
was taken for each candidate separately and the
vote ,or the first candidate for Governor resulted
as follows
Whole number OF votes .-oIL
Necessary for a choice I.3
For George n. Briggs, (Whig) -.-.--...-. ~ ~.
For Marcus Morton, Coco -----.-- i@o
For Sanuel L. Sewcl, tAboI.
George n. Briggs was therefore declared TO be
elected as one Of the candidates for Governor.
Sr DoMNGo-By The brig sisney, Captain
Barnard, q days from Aux Cayes, we have
news up to the 18th ut. About the 5tI. OF De
cember, there was a mastering OF large number
OF persons in the plains without the town, appa-
rently for hostile purpose. Col. Rivera heanng
of it, despatched his Aid with a small body OF
men TO allay the excitement and quell the insur-
gents. Instead of dispensing, the mob immcdl-
ately attacked the Aid and his party, and mo.-
tally wounding the Aid so that he died three
days after. Col. Rivera then went out with q
strong posse captured the three rlngeaders OF the
insurgents and shot them on the spot. Other
wise the country had been in quiet state. Pro-
ducc was plenty, markets dull. Holders OF col
fee were keeping the price up; abundance was
coming IN.
The TRUNK RoBBERY.-it will be seen by the
postscript to our account of the arrest OF Mr. Rus
and Banks yesterday, that Mr.. Rust has been dis
charged The Rochester Democrat Extra con-
tans two certificates, one from fifteen citizens Of
Auburn and Syracuse, Of the highest respccta-
bity declaring their full belief in the innocence
of Mr.. Rust-anoter from fity-two citizens Of
Rochester, testifving the same thing. At the cx-
animation in Rochester no evidence of the guilt
OF Mr. Rust was elected. Nomention is made Of
thc woman Lcggct and her evidence, or Of Mr..
Banks; so every thing is again afoat respecting
this mysterious affair.
MORE HELP-Thc 'Frcinuethge, "a weekly Ger
man paper published at Buffalo by NJ. ?, krause,
heretofore neutral in politics, will hencclorth be
devoted to the exposition and defence OF Wing
! Principles. We arc quite sure that the vast ma
! iority of our German citizens, who are Farmers,
Mechanics and Laborers, require only thorough by
to understand the Wing Policy to adopt 1t, We
hail with pleasure this co-laborcr III the cause OF
good government.
u There have been rumors III Providence ior
several DAYS past that letter has been received
from the notorious f. h. Avery, the Methodist
clergyman who was tried few years sincs al
Bristol for the murder Of Miss Sarah Mana Cor
nell, making a foil confession of his guilt Very
little reliance is placed on the rumor.
The story goes that Avery has lately died IL
Ohio, and that on his death-bed he made q cou-
|, A.. l,,,+
Rhode Island BY thus confession he not only
acknowledges the murder of Miss Cornell, but
likewise OF TWO other females.
- The Lecture before the New-York Lyceum
this evening, will be delivered by the Rev. On:ile
Dewey a, the Tabcrnabe-subject, " American
Morals and Manners This viii be one OF the most
popular Lectures of the season. and doubtless most
lullv attended DIR. Dewey is elninenty quallhed to
lecture on this subject, having been abroad 1or some
tme, and looked and thought on these things with
better eyes and heart than Others.
u Prof Bronson gives another lecture this
evening at the rooms of the Society Library
Among other subjects of interest, he proposes 10
explain and illustrate the art OF Poyphony, or
Ventrlioquisni, and demonstrate the position that
any one can acquire and practice it: besides
which there will be Recitahons Songs and dis.
sections of the Manikin. See his card
ls A Sacred Concert under the direction OF
MIR. Field, will be given this evening in the Mad
ison.street Church, corner of Governeur-stre
ARRIVAL OF BEARERS OF DEsPATcaES.-Gr.
Abell, bearer OF dispatches from General Murphy,
utns
and Air. RAYMOND, bearer Of dispatches from Pres
;dent Houston 10 the Texan Minister at Washing