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New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
ur Grand Rally Eor Clay and Frehns-
A.aa,, or, "Wednesday. 3Oth CctObcr.-Ihe

huysen on wednesday, 30th Cctobcr.-iHe
undergned pre,dent, The Clay Clubs and Asoca'ons ol
key-York pursuant recommendation OF the CentalCRy
Committee give the Democratic WniEi ana O'nS
Men @. their refpec,ye sections that last Grand Senoh
x,,.n, lfoe the Presidential Election wall take place IN ts
Cty on Wednesday the 2ch day OF October IN which
expected that those Of nil pursuits VINO are u avoI OF ai
lar Pro.c..n 10 American In bUr AID American interests
md of the ac honest and CONSISTENT advocate oi thos7 p
ru,ts and interests HENRY CLAY Will be expected 10 tihc
artye mar, The Clay Gibbs and wing as'ocinioh-
of New York with the VARIOUS Trades and Industrial A'o-
uh view o prng out their respective forces the occa
r3on and dny uamsG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
PeylnSYIvania,

This excludes the votes of the Sixth Ward,
Northern Liberties, Philadelphia County. not Of,
hcally returned, but understood to have been
tor Skunk 556, Markle 448. Add these, and the
aggregates stand
Markle. .l56, ,562: Skunk. ..l6O,959
Shunk's majority. ,397
So all those who have been deluded by the
Loco-Foco swagger of Fifteen, Twenty, and even
twenty-five thousand for Skunk, into betting
that he would have 10000, 5000, or even $500,
have lost to certainty.
The aggregate votes on the Sale of the Main
Line of Public Works and for a Canal Commis.
sioner, are as follows:
GuiIford w I5O 73e Hnrts5orns L. 01s
PUB Wcrks-Fnr Sale. Jas 95i Against 12jjij
Majority TOR Sale. 81 ,43
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Mechanic. AID 'rradesnen: AtteR-

~ Mechanics and rradesIneni 49,.
tion: tile Mechanics and Taeesm,n OF the wv !" sa
YORK. are hereby notified that omniiee ." x.rns au
ill be m session. nj Ma. ona Hall day and stl
the zth instant, to receive n fepo'' ion G ,es Grs4
s.arcrez ot Trade who intend n irs- pr ~ -
1, elsl,nti,n al lie " rig srty o III 3rh ni hi+ -
Al PRED \ YREAEt. LEl
GARgSrg u. hayward. -ecfci'fY.
CoH.Gtii,ee Of .7rtdnxe eiAs,tss, u.yIy AaR.
ffntvsnu DlJVALL, ALtXtnDEE bal EssS
-"'' JAMES LaWREaCE-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

D- Great excitement The public nicd relatiye to
political AFFAIR." rs well a. the reesn explosion oi a,lersm
low ;a.es which TlCE co. No Rowey. are dspospE
or ther large Hats and Caps n of which
Y.sds Of very best materials and finished IN the mos, FISH
iooshc style Ladies would do we'll 20 col, and
TICE cos a.sottusnt Of Nuts: for II they call, they
will t,e su,e tc purchase. cS l.r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

that the Governor, Comptroller and Attorney Gen
eral, have decided to purchase the Mines OF Gen.
Skinner, il Clinton county, site Tor the new
Srcte Prison. Thess mines are situated about four
teen miles 10 direct line nearly west OF Plausburgh,
and about thrse miles from tne Saranac river; and
are admirably adapted to the important public pur-
pose for which they have been secured by the state.
Itwil be recol.cisd that We have already announs!
ced the complete success OF the experiments made
under the direction Of the Commissioners, Ransom
Cook, Esq. and in the presence of the Governor,
Comptroller and Attorney General.
We congratulate the people CT the stete and par
tiruarlv The Mechanics, who have so long sought
for this important measure Of justice to them and
advantage 70 The public interests, ard have et iergh
obieinted i. ALBANY Argue, 9th
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
WBIG aASS MEETING.

sxSvn'. ,aa tie scjoirnr Counties. und all o'rei' n ~
infe.e be AIT pkIsEEya,s o, sLs s,ns Prnc
n.. af,be hie Parry requested to attend Meeting "a.
ps' SVaS.t. a.. tbs EVENING sATukpAr' oc''oe'
ail s a, o'clock p NJ for the po;ooSs o' o'
,hs sr.st WIN; DEMONSTRATION on the S'a ''a-.
U.s., friend ia our Country and its lnNi'r'i'n' ie
spend TO the call.
1'hoin's n ,.oo"ei i i N,."n John w Mouton
Ire 90 s~Sen Si I'm 1. fa,,sooa Israel Sackett
Mor ee !. "a !. = p,~gr. J C. Mason
S.nS,.y; Puon-y f'rG'ch Hepburn Geo. l. benne''
Jasep" n ~ r.ns, p,orss Nm. Williams
Geo 2. Neseut f0ot qannthseoe i y iIg.,ysiand
:. Y: y; p,ra> pSa,, Io..ph fraeaj John x. Pots
j;,,les =, i. iYe II x.rossy Jos. Ha.pcr
MILAN New,nan .orn K Eyes Wiih1in z, Lean
81. - VS. Sse ssmneI R,ssh A. 3. Tyler
) y. pAsel Hinrb"rk,oo X L. Wake!
T. + SSeSfnou' y,as Ss,;re James 3 Uevoe
-. q. hapyN" soS.,, sCro.sn s ien WGrne.
J,m, Ee,d II. A. J. TstJoI " i.I,n v, n.- !
4. boge:s hocef' ns."' c.6 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

FANCY CUTLxRY-Over N0 difersn; patterns Of Joseph
Rodgers q Sons Wost-aholms highly irScd Knives.
sr,bis cnS oycy kad % Congress Wharncie, Pencil and
Office Kn,ss with full es-ortncst Of Nail Files ard Nipper
Tw.e-e Bso, cn3 Button Hook. Key Rags. Scissors &c.
&C. at the tole, furnishing store l63 BoadusyG Saunders
q. son El o.6 &c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

r Weinvite ,S attention OF Parents and Guardians 10 a
moi aiTahie as,itlon young Lates where oppor-
tusiy is Offered 10 ec,He e mental and moral culture.
while they the eIpenses usually attendant upon
such advantage.
CIRcuAks giving teI references sc. may be had of J.
z, Atgll, ESQ, Elusic stors, Su broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

g SrArEs ISLAND Wings will hold Mass
Meeting to-day, commencing at noon near Port
Richmond WM H. FAS WAGNER, G.P, DISCS.
WAY and G. NJ. RlLLyER will speak. The Wings
oil New YeIk are invited. Fare only II; cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

H. The Presidents OF Clay Clubs and Clay
As,octntions will rneat Mt the eadnR Rnem liz Broad
way on Monday rs Oct. II OK, A. NJ ior purposes
connCced with the Procession. - ,rr~o,n.
Ry order. JAM Y; hSf fNoGDo.
ol6 a pis.is.e,t c ~ nl Clay Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
,-7- i,h. D,mocra,ic yNhlg Electors or The

IL
f.y and Cou,tv nj NowYork are invited assemble o'
National lIn on Monday Evening October ~ at hh pa
O'Clock. ;ohc,r Report, iIom ihs Sennt94i ana couny
onvenons Several eminent spenkcrs will be present 10 al
WI. TURNER Ch'n County Convention.
Is + = " RAsRs R4sRs.r' Secretaries. sac
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
1y THIS narnlng's Bias.

AKx.xsAs-a lsi,er vas received IN N,sh,l.
T-na. on TIE l7tl inst. nanouaciag thr Election q
G,Bsos, the Ahig candidt'r tor 6 ysTro,.
Bali. Am=r yes,rlsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

RAIL ROAD IRoy.-A sample OF Railroad 1rcn
rolled at the Mount Savage Iron Works, Mary
land, has been placed in the Exchange for exhi-
bition. 1t is of this shape, i ! and proves the
ability of the American Forges to produce Rail.
road Iron.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

r The HARLEM RAILROAD will be opened to
White Plains to-day. The Cars with invited guests
will start from the City Hall at o'clock precisely.
Hereafter four daily trains will be run to and from
White Plains and the City Hall, eight TO and from
Harlem, ard oae every fifteen minutes to and ffom
27th-sIeet The present Directors Of the Company
have deserved the thanks OF our Citizens By thsir
energy in prosecuting the enterprise, which will
prove of great advantage to them in cheapening the
prices OF Vegetables, Feed Fruits, &c. &c. We
trust another year will carry this work to the line of
Putnam Comfy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

&c TIE Members Of the nEw. YosK CRY GuARD e'"
qu.,ted TO nee, e., The Annoy Fls Saturday.
O'Clock TO make h angemen's Tor al
th. 5e!OvsdbE her WILLIAM hoDI
The funeral witike place ;uatay at a pss !.
By o;der ). V. K HtChCUA' t'eS'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Hon. A. II II. sluurt's Address.

To The Editor ct The Tribune.
have derived 50 much pleasure and ii
suuciion from the perusal of the AddresS. re-
cen ly delivered before tho Americen Institute,
by the Hon. \. II. Il. STUART, that [ cannot r..
f.ain from the expression Of my admiration OF
lis Just and noble senti,nents,- nor withhold my
grateful acknowledgment from ts talented and
patriotic Author. Virginia may well be called
"the mother Of Statesmen" SO long as ste has
sons thus qualified 10 Sc, forth, and advocate.
the true Doctrines Of Political Econoany, ard
sound Republican Freedom. That Address
ought to be read and pondered by every Ame-
rican Citizen. L! is worthy to be printed and
bound I'D with the Farewell Address of the
Father of his Coun,ry, and distributed TO eveiy
family in the land. AN bold to say, that our
Clay Clubs could not do II better business, nor
III 1re eff-ctuaIiy pr. mote the welfare Of this Re
public II an by disseminating sl h Il Docu.
ment, and Causing It's TIuihs to he universally
understood and appreciated. We afa in Il crisis
which demands some such effort The pubic
mind is in an anxious ierment. The weos.
posed are honestly and earnestly seesing for
hight, on the great questions which concen their
welfare. Just views OF our National Interests
are extending into districts heretofore wrapped
in ignorance or blinded by prejudice; while ertul
Demagogucs are desperately striving 10 ihwut
the progress of Truth and sound policy. TIE
friends OF correct principles have, therefore,
solemn duty to perform. These principles
must be promulgated Truth is undoubtedly
great,-but it viii not Prerail against it's cunning
loes, without perseve-ing effort on sAe par! Of
its friends. hope, therefore, that measures will
be taken 10 have MIR. S1UAEr's Address most
widely distributed, in cheap pamphlet form.
Let them be light--sueh light as that admirable
Discourse il calculated to af'Jrd. w. d.
HestcAester. Pa. Oct. g. 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

Os- The Clay Tribune for the present week may
be bad Of our Desk OF from the News Boys. Price two cents
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

SESious AccIDEsT.-WhiIe tgo men one an
ifishnan, named Davis, the other en- Englishman
called Jetn, we're engaged this morning in paint
ing the ceiling OF the Middle Dutch Church, inow
III course CT preparation for Pos, Cicc) one of the
poles that supported the sesffolding gave way, BY
Hhch they were pvecipitsted from ire fearful hight
OF !hir'y-is= OF foEty ieet. Davis was umediateiy
;1sen 70 the Hospital, supposed 10 haze had i,ac-'
!uFe OF The leg; the other remained in tie bucing,
N great agony, awaiting the arrival OF the surgeon.
Eve Mirror.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

ne-Iha is the usual family holiday at the American Mn
seua, and hundre!, OF Ladies and Children via eloy the
snIsndd performances the afternoon. by Master loups
Mr Nells tins bog Billy &c. Gmnd entertainments viii also
take place in the evelng al hail pau O'Clock. oso
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

yz- The Ipdisn Souaw Dsa,f at the New-YoIk Museum
should he by e,ery body No form sny des OF
nj o'clock by the Ethiopian Seensd-rs Brothers MSrs.
Ad.ir Jswet, Jsssry.n+, &C. All 10. one shl,il:.;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
II,ItD.

Yesterday mofnnz. after .ho but severe nes sBg,
RnBzRr. eldest of J0iirh w Aichibst formerly VI y
Wet indies. aged ls years. Ii, a.
The ,elas. and friend, cf,h- family ere requested y al
tend hs funeral Tomorrow tSrroar afternoon C!
o'coc. prrcneiy from the f,sdence Of hi, fa;hsf NJ" -
Ninth street, without further irvl,h'or. . ,aH
Ga Friday. Tie ;5 n instant. WILLIAM b HODGES 90
years nnt months son ri r.fston brdge'. cl;s,.
The f !s and a,,yes # family reipeclo a.
ted attend his funeral on Scuday, the Ah. {. u ps
clCck fom the CLIFTON EOei.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26


TeE VINO Co>v.>TloN ~ yorktown Is.
Yorktown Convection c'"nsncod on F'iaac
the ls.h ins,ant. aud A. urneJ % the e5eai !,
OF he l9.a y'ne number - attendance on %,
latter day mss estimated ~ rnrec thousand -
There were present some Of lha Gios, d.s,ingu..h
ed speakers in tho county, Who ,rc 'o'ng sp,g',,
n the Wing ceu-e Among th-m wcrt Hsl
~ 5. Ancpre. Hon. ALs.~r : "Hits q
lnc;sus: RcBsRr SrA>AsD Esq 90 Hchmano
JosarH K Is9rc E.a TIE W.as z e.far.of 10.
Fourth Virginia D'stoct; Hon Jou> f Bor-.
Gen LlsLis HoMls H,n NILLs Gssg>. J.xn
L,oHs SAaugL NYgaS. Nr joss a. "iiu,iss
bug 81. NJ Inl'i. o' y~S,s,'.y
- Piesideu, T,l~r. ~ rlrn, ia or yi,i,.,
r., io.u ~ Efsiau,, ~n-r- Ge 'andrd ,ts;,ri,,
irrin ;rr Cart, trcS sransr %. arr way doe,
''' lNa'ioIs H-raid, sia.
- The launch Of he n-S >ioop.of sat TX,
Sr Mays ;" - tfec'cd YESTERDAY Afternoon ID
th- most beautiful manner, 70 iar great ara6fiee!q
g. lie man: Thousand ui spectators "h1 heed ID.
Nav Yard aud he ucj cent shores. and Who al.
.crDste, steamboats, ami Other craft. Ajrr lie
launch, Captain AUIicK, the esteemed ;ad verr
popular Coninandant OF the Yard, entertained
nuinetous company OF iadies and gentleman al q,
CHARTERS with sumpucus COLLATION.. Among 10.
guests were the Heads OF Departments the Forsi,:
Ministers. and many o;iic,rS 0i the Army aud Nav
In ths course OF the banquet the Secretary eli d.
NAVY gave as q tosst, The Oilcers and Mechanics
OF the Washington Navy Yard compliment, wei
deserved and well appreciated by The company, (;
il was drank with grea, enthusiasm
Nnr Int y-srrrdsv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Dsnrrn, CLAW Committee, !

NATIONAL LL,Se
Reso;oed That Clay Clubs and other Democratic Clay as
eocaocs of the City Of New iols e csGesy sansssd TO
important duty of thorough primary organization o the e
spec,iv. Wards. now IN p9vte's ..,..., ..b of
our Whs f,ien ,h ,mmee VII sSS measures re ,hs "s T pS
IN which 10 Car Clubs and trend, Of Clay gen
orally Of all description will be reguesiei 70 paitcpa'e o
Rese!sd That the a5ovs resolutions be referred to the
SssnS with % Il Ps
+. pSEss PORES Sseers,arss,
n ii-Ai meeting of the Council of Presidents Wednes
day. the Both. was fixed upon: ois
'Who wnud be free. t!smseicss mus: strike the blow
III Gho undersigned Commisfec OF Ar
saI Conmiios % net in cooperation with the Wang General
Comnos aud the Central Gay Cqb otlhs Cy 10 prsSnqs
deem heir duty respectfully aud earnestly 10 call on te
tae coming election We call the young OF all trades
professions aud occupations to stand by those grent principles
for which hey have enc contended We appeal 10 a w9
represent labor aud o the country AS you Would
protect AmeIeg" labor aud @ IN ndy m msS" os
chants strictly denute yot success s with The
pro.ssons wenre and fame depend on the
s ana welfare ASoye a we n en e
honor Of the Ametcan People us you would see restored
they We're characIczed in earlier aud better days
would avert the tdta! pecedent oi having me Cha OF S
political would preserve sacred to The
honorable and on9sed Gno9si. rs: he %ie ana great and 10
true Liberty. Fr'enfs "i America Fnends OF htNkf
CLAY, the best embodiment o AHecn p'HCip'cAnhu nm
sIicnn feeling we call on you and all yourselves
TO great and momsntous work And as un evidence OF
yenr deerm,nnti0n to oct yourselves like ga
tber to the GRAND ARRAY o the h and let US give our o
Doneuts OF the irresistible power ana zsa whch
nerve us for the contest end bear an Ia victory:
And ycu Young Wings OF The neish5nuns cities ana c"un
tes CONC tson-ccmo and receivs
our ,hrnks Tor the past and our hearty
FOOD wishes f,r the future You will freely welcomed as
Brothers and friends
X LAwRRScE. AMEs ABBOTT.
g. McllouG, all. WALTER BRADY.
Gro r NrsBiTT, JoHs COOPER.
SAM'i. X. NABBArT, RoDENr CRAIGHSAp.
JAMxS GSExS. Z; pnHK
l. K Rk.pLtv A w RSAproRp.
f,osk.n SwKKT. ions EtpEEy.
FREp'x PrRRY. a VAN NokpeN. 1f.
Il T. SUMMkKBELL-
e2 t()2 C5@mnee "j I1-rdnrs1afn'S.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
plLIIlCIANS REGINTER.

Election NeiirNs ioT 1 Aofo
n The PoLlrIcIAN's REGISTER, containing tae
Elections in the several States by Counties IN l01o
and at all the subsequent Elections down 10 lhis
finn. has inst be-, n issued from this Office. This is
our Register containing the nearest approximation
we can make 10 the Posuar Vote in the recent Elec-
lions ol Virginia Indiana, Missouri, &C. DC win n
List Of the present Congress-, Times OF Holding
elections, &c. &c. II YOU want il, send IN, as the
edition is but email. Price l23 cents, or 81 per
dozen
cs- nemoars4:c Wing County Conven-
ton The above Convention wi ho meeting this ISo''
uidey evening Ut Bro.dway House ~ rGinck, @
JHMss Ind.s y; p 1sntaT' e1irR Secretaries. oSl;
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Tnt1l.....................
We nresnme this 10 be the snme tpcclo


In no portion of the news received by the way
of Havana do we find any mention mace OF the
preparations against Texas, nor do we learn
lha, tue Chambers have taken any further step
towards raising the $40 600 voted for the war.
From the retirement. however temporary, OF San
Ia Ana, and the recall Of Canalzo, we ere more
and more conrinced that the President sees the
hopeessness OF = contest with thc Republic oi
"tte Lone Star"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

D- Hatters! Eaitera! Ataehuoh!-n -, .',. I'e.'.
, 90 The Fnployes and Journeyrren il! Be held Il the
Howard House in Broadway This Slurday) Evening ~,
G, half pa.,e Al those 10 favor Of Protection to the arm 81
Labor are requested hand TO MAKE arans'mS o
the Grand Procession ,lacs on the SOh n''' c
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
A plot Dl.coyered!

The last Wing letter broken opsn and Plun'
de,ed of its contents by Loco Fccos, SO lar as VIC
ha We vet learned, is the following:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

CITY DISPATCH Posr.-We perceive that J. Il.
BOYD has completed all his arrangements for giving
still greater efficiency to his City Dispatch Post,
which had already secured the approval and patron
age OF our citizens. The enterprise may row no
longer be considered spcculaiive but permanently
established and successful, and has best wishes.
The deliveries to all parts Of the City are four each
day, which, in a commercial community, is greet
convenience and advantage.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
South Carolina.

In the Mountain District, formerly represented
by VIM. Butler, Wing, who was run out by Simp-
son last time, the Wings made a stand this time,
with this result:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Extract from the MstfS Qt The Central Cay Ezeeu1t
Lommi.,ee. Saturday. Oct IL. ls4i

C1trdet from e HkN'fS u tc tcHIfdI t&aV FLbIUIUt
L5mmis,ee. Saturday. Oct. IL. le4i
R,solred Thnt President. Of The Central Clay Conni'
to-. be reuced the Gay Clubs and other Gay ass"
cinuns of surrounding Counties and Stues 10 coo'rh'e
with tins Cunnit the pr0p-ed inss nlee,'. h"d re
Gso1sf JOSEPH KEEN, Secretary.
IN compia nee with ResuiiU:. hereby respect
fully lnye the Clay CLUBS. AMI friends G CihY saeaio
(Thorl private: cvmmuncuiiOnD may nave not eheu'I
Boston. Providence. New Haven. Now,ci ana biu2epot
Weshes,eI iiockinnt and the River Counties 4. JON with
us spiay sr uOuc tannr:s ~;f Hurs nlihdclphr
and Bntmore can you leave your ihar and JON VI
VIcoriou. Wings al lut,op aud Ecx cuant'es n ew Jh
Roy will also e welcomed 'si peca yT fresh as they ne
from gio r,uluuh %. ,e hiTd diCac; bhtc iiei'
Let come, T be only t. receive our thanks lo ""
thsy dome for Come ur the Cities uDG iI0n ~,
Country from shore and u. the fnoGaian. from iie
farm work sop lram the ship and iron The tftS, C.
Is; al. who huye any thing lose b. Loco foco success OF,
my lug 70 gum by WING victory, come iorth oi NM
dspiay Of before catering Tho last battle ieo o'
J ". N.REYNOjIDS.
oil President Genital CiGy COMMITTEE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
ny Drv Goods Dealers Attention.-in ounu.

, oc Of the Cca;rai Clay COMMITTEE 's
Dry C:c ia,e nni Cicta, OF the C''S m iarot "' 'e
oI.ctn Of Clay and FsagbuyseD Oe requested 10 AV'"1
re,t!rr Colombian Hall 263 Grand street ;n'' sa'uFat'
evening": Oct. q. a IL O'Clock, to ofgerze ana lAe
h ,,snysuen,. e., turning DOT N bodJ the Grand Mass
nise,inu nd l.oces,n on lYedne day S0thin o1b bit
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

II We have received the third number Of the
illustrated edition of the Douay Bible published by
E. DUNCAN, Isl Fulton ST. IL susiains pleasing
uniformity of mechanical excellence with the pre-
ceding numbers, which is a decided recommendl-
tion and contains a very fae engraving by Dick
The judgment OF Solomon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

e The GREAT FAIR closes to-day. tins Pre-
miums will be awarded d, 4 P. NJ. and the closing
Address OF the President will be delivered at p. NJ.
-aier which here will be display of Fireworks.
Those who have not yet seen this rare display Of
American workmanship should not neglect this last
oDnortunity
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

B Ladies in want OF Dry Goods will find a
large and desirable assortment at the store oil
Messrs. Vail, kensett s. Co. 81 Catharine street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
Ln..r rrnnn Erancc.

The brig OAK arrived yesterday frcm Rochelle
with later intelligence from that city and the South
of France. By letters ard papers Ne learn that
business is uncommoniy brisk at Rochelle. The
city was full OF Niountsineers, vino had come there
with Grapes and other Produce. Wagons were
pouring in every day from the Wne-presses with
loads OF rich inc, which is generally bought up
by the Dstilicrs, for the purpose OF monopolizing
the business. Great quantities are bought up by
lhem before il arrives in the city, and stored away
it is generally kept in the storehouses four years
before il is sold FOR expectation.
Brandy is uncommoriy nigh, and a very small
quantity sold for foreign markets The only car
goes taken away are those ior which orders are
sent, There are not less lhsn 6OO0OO gallons
stored for the purpose of speculation.
From the French ports on The Mediterranean
there is no news OF interest. Nothing is known Of
any American vessels Of The peOple are,
however, not spnring in Ih- expression Of their
haired for The English all Of hem believing that
they intend 10 interfere in The Tungier affair. The
French pupefs are Get with editorials concerning
this matter
There is no news from Gibraltar later Ihar our
former adyices,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

ty@ GoDEY's LADY BOOK for November is Ie.
eeived Its contents are, usual, interesting, and
the engravngs fine. For sale by Wm II. Graham,
160 Nassau At
New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26

of the Northern Liberties held meeting las;
rrr r lie nuDuse oi expressing thels sentiments relative
rr 70, en outr e the tomuiSlon'r' who hs
conery To evcr ptncp rsht and Jntce, eec,e JOHN
received the highest number Of votes At the blot bon
number of srrng resolutions adopted and several
.t speeches made, when the meeting with nine cbeen
;be surcess of Native American principles arJ1ufned.