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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
II TIE Hartford Times has an estimate OF

u The Hartford Times has an estimate OF
the result of the Presidential Election, prepared
by 3 gentleman of candor and more than oFdlna.
" sagscity." 1t allows Clay screen States ano
gives Polk l5l 16 mare than enough,} leaving
oaio, Tennessee, Louisiana, Georgia, Ne# Je'-
sew and Connection; doubtful. To make Folks
msiortv, Neu. York, Indiana, PeHnsy lraaid anc
Virginia are given to hin. Now it IS fact that
while our City is foil Of Loco Foco betteTs on all
former Elections, there is nobody here who wants
TO bet on Pvlk's Election, or On his carrying TINS
State, though there are enough ~bo VIII bet Oh
PENNSYLVANIA or Virginia. Take New York alone
out Of the Polk column, and he is beaten 20 votes.
That's Ill re want 10 ssv about the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
.ul4 WITH In.

IL Cow BoucK is used-up nan. He has
been for some time rather in the SIRE and yellow
loaf but we think his prospects were overiaken
by hard frost yesterday, hot es the day was.
The Loco Focos Of this City yesterday chose
their Ward Delegates to City Convention
which is to choose the County Delegates to The
State Nominating Convention, and the result,
we understand, is an overwhelming defeat of the
Bouck candidates i'll nearly every Ward where
any such candidates were offered. We presume
this settles the coffee of his Agricultural Excel
lency. Onondaga, Ontario, Monroe, Hcrkimer,
Columbia, sc. had already chosen ant, Bouch
Delegates. Slas Wright will have the refusal OF
the Loco-Foco nomination. We expect to hear
shortly that Bouck declines denomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

ASorHER STREET MuRDER.-THE PERPETRA.
TOR UscAuGHr.-iesterdav morning 1T an early
hour. colored man named William ID. Livingston
II barber Of No 9 Centre Market Place, va, laid
in the street and iUhumanIy murdered. lie was
found ut The doors OF the Gas house in Canal street.
covered with blood issuing from wound in the mech.
On asking for medical aid, DR.. Hasbrouck VAS
songht for and arrived, but could render 10 assist
aucr. Livingston almost Immediately Giterward,
expired Blood was traced, after his death, from the
hydrant at the nor,heIly corner of Canal and Elm
sts TO the Gas house corner Of Cana and Crnlo
streets, above mentioned. The wound was inflicted
with sharp instrument in the right side Of the
throat dividing the carotid artery. His only exca.
nation at tho Gas House was that he was killed,
and therefore gave no cluo to the horr:d affair. In
the course OF yesterday, several were arrested on
suspicion but again discharged nothing warranted
their detention.
An inquest was held on the body by the Coroner,
a number of witnesses examined aud the testimony
of such a nature that the Jury rendered verdict Of
death from blow inflicted by II sharp instrument
from the huud of some person or persoos unknown,
The only person imprisoned is Sarah Robinson, The
woman he cohGbited with, who i. at present held to
answer.
This transaction parakes Of the same dark and
mysterious character as that involved in the Coses
massacre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

Wing msjnrly naw-- 2,072. Do last ,ear .967
Wig ga'n..................a,aO 5.
md Auditor WhsS -
fVuts for Snlh elected By Whrs Morgan, Loco. and
pledged a. the County eoes in November.
These Counties embrace about onethlrd of the
State, aud no, by any means the best third for us
only three of the Counties i'll which we have
gained our nine Members. IL Warrick mot in.
cluded) our gain is over 800, while the Wander.
burgh gain to the Locos is not iair--on Member
they have but IS msjority. In most of!he Coun-
ties we have taken the highest vote cast for Sen
a;ur OF Member on either side: thus in Lawrence,
thus in Vsvmilliop, where the official result is
SeRa w. P. Dale, F.-75S ". Utter, L.. 10
fem a. B. Small, F739 H Haslett-r, LIS
Increase from last year, Wing isl: Loco..S3.
This is just about the average ratio OF increase
On each SIDE, except in few Counties where the
newly Naturalized vote is quite heavy. The
Loco nlsiostY last year was 2,0l3. Can we
doubt that this has now been overcome, and that
the State is now safe for Clay and Ffeling-
huysen2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
POLICE OFFICE

! FALSE PRETESCg CAsg.-A person named Chss
Br"wn. "ho has Intelligence office foo, ofCvur
On VII Ot obtaining that from persI,
hale Dfeences. lie WAS taken the be his
md"ug,
BUhGLAsy.-rhe house Of John Jacob Asior
Eq. Ms IS and tsI rond"ay. broken open Thur
the bufslaf, eclped.
ANOTHER BUkGLARY.-rhe Office of Mr. John
Dea No. 81 Wall sree'. was bury nr.usy entered TIE
NOIrace oi ihe robbers.
S1LLi>G AkUEnT SPIRITS os THE Ssnp,rR.
Js. %9fqn IN. Gbs,s5 Isann4 Of the y ioe T.
many dull Ne",ua lay, OF l.e tranahn H,u., JDlalhan
a i Fs5e il r. a fsans ha Of me o be
thitihin 'tf-et and W. Vtts % corner m luthala
and ufuhek streets sery Def To he Police ff
violation 81 tine aw. cause Why the should no.
be hned Gf selling nfieL. The Snb1ih SIT Vdle
bfo'hef % one OF me nccusei. who Counselor
Low" 'enlue1 10 The jurisdiction o, IN; magistrates tbs
@ "'i a, s"n- a.suinfn The JUSTICE postyonsl any
runner hcuoN Ia INC iiauer u"il .he Gtil Instant
GRAND LAkcEaY.-Laste evening II person named
Eawal ien va, se;te Cd BY oil er Batey
bark OF rance also .otn other ,and. me osty % y
Z" Condo - u tench Goos, n lie en- sir q 20
1ety " ound N has yo.,esion he at oace :sed
III quit Committed.
ATTEMPT To ESCAPE FROM PRisoH.-Last even.
inz between and 10 Oc-k Deputy K.cfef. so,,s, and
~ e' ee atou>ed By hearing none ii M unusual en- nae
" P a - SofhS"f and vFoteeoi' 10 the ceH Daa.
e' oach hH, Nalhane khnaccS and L.orx. p,r,r were
einii ioner convicted
srn ls ', ossee, a'd The latter eonvee" by aJary ie
81 cred That no attempt break jail had teen
!nde lheJ ope"'d the cell f,und the men andlnx
ns " meals os dnner.knl'e fe into small aw
hnie made hoe lhe door Of the eel!
oe !.:n oy thfnstins the through. unlock firm tho
Duef side The flies found and the bedding had
he ~ ,. u iofIn rope order 10 lower them i.oa
Y "iuo nto the yard. and hen u iac:ste mel
over The euler enclosure Roacnsas cat
nished mat which unlock n. coot The, were both
ini'soia'eiy put IN Mons ard well secured.
.SorHsk Gaze OF FALSE PRETEscEs.-A per-
@ honas w francis. TOT beng the as
Gats ~ John Doe nss Hiram Young. irauduentiJ o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
1851,
legislature.

Ncp- Madrid elects 4 Waig Without opposition
bu ClUrge, which we set dos'il q ii- has ehossh
Looo By one m,,rty. The Clia'oa Member
!, said to &c Hard Perry has chosen another
nv seven. We nave no faith N the chance OF
beating Benton. Allen to- Governor mas q ch"iice'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
WING NOMINATIONS;
WEDNESDAY. MORNING, AUGUST u
Polk ngnlnstt, ,e TariC!

The following cSrnc from Speech delivered hT JANIS n
poly icir the People Madison i,uiiuT. Tennessee -" me
I'd dny OF onI 1888. wshow that he snf always nus oee
nm uncomptomi.ng opponent CT Il PROTECTIVE Tariff
Jb< difference betHeeH The Of the pOrGl 3crl
sc raiea r. Mon Brown aets cHd 'npssJ a. Aohirs'
then are Of jJsirfbfi"n ann Pr0'>ft'rs y
rlf-a.asRres heA CONSIDER q ne ,R'erests % hh
Country especially o. tie fLereStso re fh,s Sidt>s
-[naue steadily and at oil ttHss opposed boca
On Wool.
9Th. ool G,oassrs CONSIDER tts datv ON f5-ein Hoo
us important e'rp,os2ery. Tbs oon,0" e2oreae'd
Ny ocR op.rion IL that Wooi Shouid be dHtBJree.
tCongreSsonai Debate. vol ., page l'i'i-
And for Annexation,
hare hesitation declaring, that an IN tdror o.
tas a.! noia Enumeration Of Teas 10 The Territory Of u,
United r. flames X. PolS TO the citizens 0: Cincin
mats, April Is. l5H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

q Gen. JoRN ]. HARDIS, the only Wing in
The present Congress from illinois, and capital
fellow every way, is proposed as the Wing can
dsdate for Governor OF that State by Wing
Mass Meeting al Dixon. He will make an ex
csllent candidate, and good Goreinor-when
he gets in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

II 2, painful accident happened TO a member Of
ouf iying Artillery, On their excursion 10 kingoes'
on Saturday. The horse OF one of them, having
been touched with the spur, kicked and struck Dir.
I'M Grant, JUST below the knee. His horse was
snehened aud ran for sorne distance. He succeec-
ed III reining hun up ard without knowing that inis
tes was broken, disnouutrd upon ii; by which hs
nesh was much orn. lie was brought HONS tho
same dar, and we glad 10 say is t3ing as wea
as could lie expected. Trenton Gszet,e.
ANOTHER GRAND TOURNAMENT is 10 come off al
The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, on
The 3Jih inst. We hear that il will probably exceed
any Thing that has gone before it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

e BY the lae advices from Nassau i, appears
that American provisions owing TO the number oil
oar vessels in that port, are exceeding plenty ard
cheap. The steamer ray, which vessel go, ashore
He, ana, arrived Nassau on the 9Th inst and
was 10 leave Bermuda on herway to England on the
l0;h inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

= The " History OF THE PROTESTANT EPIs-
coPAL CHuReHts in the CITY of New-York,'' by
henry ID. Ondcrdonk, embellished with v.,y
beautiful steel engrayinss, is in course OF pub
cation 1t is an interesting publication. The pres
ent numAeT contains accurate engravings of Grace
Church ans Eglise du SAINT Esprit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

Mirror LlBRAEY.-Wiiis' two beautiful plays,
Blanca Fisconti," and 'Tortcsa The Usurer," are
published il the !asl number of The Mirror Library
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
mi.Enuri.

We had by yesterdays MAD OILY a St. Louis
% Def of Saturday evening, i0ihlnst. Our former
da,es were to the morning Of that cay / ne io'
lowing are all Inc additional reports ioE Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

Il NAFrER's PEslssuLAR WAR has been pul-
l-bed in ore large volume by Rede!d, Clinton Hail.
We merely announce it now, and shall notice i,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

b We understand tho, the Wing State Central
Committee nave appointed Hon. JOSIAH ou1ycy.
Jr. Chief Aiarshel Tor the Grand Mass Convention
"f,he Wings OF Massachusetts, 10 be holden on The
i9G' sSertenlber, and that Mr.. Quincy hss con-
sen 70 serve ss such.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

LAuScH.-A new ship OF about 500 tons, built for
\. L. & u GEiswold, and intended for The China
trade, will be launched trom the ya.a OF Ny. Wn.
Il. Webb at the foot OF Seventh street, E. R. this
"Wednesday afternoon, al o'cIock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

TUESDAY.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

President CLARK in the chuir.
A special meeting Of The Board was held in rea.
ton the Iamenied death of Col STosE County supenn
tanden OF Schools. end resolutions Of and rspec,
adopted at his loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

u Bennett's Herald, It may be as we'll TO
inform our friends every where, who hear Of it
but do not see ii, is sold out, body and gizz4rd,
to the 10 %, Fccos for the campaign, and is busy
abricating returns and classifying issues 70 suit its
new vocation. Having dsle lis utmost TO give
victory to Nativ;sm in the Spring, it is now do
ing all it can to make that victory rebound to the
advantage OF Loco FOcolsm. AL thu. we desire
is that it should be fairly understood sbroad, and
not palincd of as a neutral paper, as the Jour-
nal o! Commerce often is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

ALoazD RtYSoLDs w. EBERT NOsrhAsD and
EDWARD CURTIS Action to dimsCes fer ALLEGED
nnskliu Treatment o horse referred TO ye,teIdsy-Vede
| for pitntlii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

II W. H. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings, has
Co!ers cheap edition Of Ccnagsby, or the New
Generation by Dlsroeli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
.Noadau. Ling. IL

II The keatEcky " nstrels hive accepted The challenge
81 M Ethiopian Se.fafers. undto dec which
nand Is eELet TO clam ihe superiority The take,
will be their ietiie. upon The ss nnd ,clence Lcy
evace the fla, OF the judges TIE Infant srrs ard
Ecst uf tother artists psrfurrl ~ "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

Is There viii ba Public Discussion OF the
TAHITI Question Mt Newbu,gh an Friday, con-
meacins q 2 ?. NJ. For the Tasi;F, e. GREELEY;
Aga;ns, it, Joas LsDYAap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

u The WooprsIpGE ND Mass Meeting
takes place at ? ?. NJ. today. Aioss's. OGDEN,
HsrcauM and HoxlE .sill speak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

EIiI9FIAa sEREStDERs. PALso's OPERA-Tha hose
ON hcaY sa Iast night again Waited and reyied By
Ihs noyey and variety Of the pieces he Quan,
asu nase nuo o, each eharseter and the perfect repre-
ts hoI tie popular and fashionable ex-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
T. 10 Waid. GEORGE COOK. President pro tam.

/. Waid. GEORGE COOK. President pro tam.
II. REVO &. HANCE,
I'll. WILLIAM DOYLE,
~. JAMES II. HkA!NE.
Y. JOHN C. HAMILTON.
VI. THOMAS J DODGE,
VII. JAMES Il. WOOD,
VIII. WILLIAM ~ SWEET.
TX. NJ. o. ROBERTS.
X. n G.. BRADFORD,
XII. JOHN MCGOWAN.
Kilt NuHaRiPE, al4E!,.
S,V JOHN Z. ALLEN.
XIV '' HENRY T. DAVIES.
XVI w ). JOINS ~.
XVII. Il. l.. TDAIiIN=ON.
r bRiSS ELL. Gcrma1 Clay Club.
s. A. CfICKERiNG Unioni'S.
r. g. CAMPBELL. Pre~t pro TEN. Youu.
Mem. ilcnrY ElnY AssncniiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

II "LIFE OF AsDREw JAcKsoS, by Amos
Kendall" No. Y. has just been published by the
Harpers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

10 At Meeting ofthe Presidents ofths various Ca,
Clubs and Associations Of the lily Of New York; convened a.
their Head Quarters Aug 18th. the following Resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resoued That National Hail lie opened for the discussion
of " g principles buf-dgy evening at escl
week u1 the of the Pf,deta Campaign aud That he
frst N.c.iuE be held Ihurday evening. 18th inst
ResOrcd That the Clubs beginning with the trs
Wat take charge OF the Meetings fox their respective
eyor'pvN.
T. cu>1 That cordial invitation be extended 10 al who
prefer Wing Measures TO LocoFoco Mea,uFe,-nnd en'!
Ci1y James X. Polk far President 10 meet with
R.Soi.sd Tint The Presidents meet tor business eaca
TIM. nj Ia % ciock al the Reading Room,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

u Dr.. ELLIOTT, the Temperance lecture.
from Ohio, goes Eastward on speaking tour in
September, visiting, Providence, Boston, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

&c The AagRIcAs WINS, spirited Weekly
at Baltimore, is hcnosforth 70 DO issued Daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

ASYLUM FOR CoLoREp ORPHAys-The colored
people of Cincinnati are making efforts 10 establish
al Asy ium in that city for colored Orphans. Sew
eral white ladies', distinguished for their phiian-
IhroPy, have volunteered their assistance, and Mr..
y. Longwor,h has generous. appropriated suita-
bls building for The purpose for three years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

ACCIDENT AT BRooyIYs-1he body OF the ct-
zen found dead 10 the .aileoad tunnel, on Saturday,
has been recognized es that OF John Denman, ship
arpsnter. OF Brooklyn He leaves wife and tuo
hiren. al present en- Siaten Island, TO lament his
udden and melancholy death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

CT EInss Convention OF m. River Conn
tier Rt Aib1ny Angus Z1.-Ibe Executive Ccnnite'
OF the Genital Clay Committee have Chartered the cDmod
lnbont Ne-Ier-e '"r the accommodation me mem
hers ynrou. Clay Gus and Others who may - dirou.
Of Visiting Albany tst She III leave tie !ouf :"
B,rcay stree. on Monday afternoon Inclnck pIery
The will be under the direction at james II Key
mold EQ n,,tei By tie Presidents Of the several Clay Cnbs
from Presidents OF the Clay Cubs, rn1 go vi the
Secretary n the Rendlag- poom. No. ii2 itfradwny
Our friends requested mike Immediate sppicG0n, hs
Inn led runlsr of tickets oeIy will be issued Fare Tor the
entire UP IS cent? BY order of the Executive Countee.
au2i 81 JOSEPH KEEN, SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

The HONE 5lARKEr.-Gen. Cass, while address,
ing the LocoFoco mass meeting ON rhe Adj, in favor
of AnnexiCg Texas, urged Is principal argument
that j; would enlarge our home MARKET and mad
vertenrly exercised the sound Wing doctrine that
50 home market was Inc best market in the world
% That S right, General, stick TO that" shouted
Wing voice in the crowd. Mich. Suite Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

MoRE SrsALlxG.-some Tory stole the Wing
Flag at North East, Erie Co. Penn. on the night
Of the 18Th inst. Ii was in possession Of the
painter, nearly finished, and was to have been
carried by the noble Wigs to the grand as
sembiage al Columbus on the 10Th. the scamp
:Eho stole the f4g only follows IN the footsteps o.
some of the leg treasurer. of thu same party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

IHk CEoFs.-!he present crop OF cotton, corn
and tobacco, Ii Wet Tennessee, says the Memphis
Enquirer, il SAID 10 be ubundantIy promising. MANY
OF the farmers say they will be unable 70 save all
the cotton that they rnske.
il letter from Western Louisiana, dated July % h
says: Never were cur crops more promising
Com Is Very ebund1ni, and should occasional
showers Continue, the cotton crop will WELD bale
10 tae acre; The heavy loss by the floods, OF the
bottom land, will De amply repaid By the augmented
yield Of The upland"
The Ficksbarg Wbig complains of the ravsges o.
the cotton worm in that vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21
81. Pol. party Eiectionecrs.

Editors Of The T5rne-Gentemen In your na,y o. ts
18th and Weekly Of 17th inst letter da'eu az 90.
mace Angus, H. l:ii purponiac 70 gre lac ~
Whig Meeting held IN tbs village o" 'he H
" t;nd as either called or hell in tins plsce at the iie
named The Initials ssuei to the letter are nose 81 W.
RUFUS G. Mead one OF ri Respectable W nI.' ,'
prcsdep: o: the UnsGi!!a and Sidney Clay tup II you
preserved the msnu,ct letter phase seq" l. " '- 49,, go
bo-x NAV be lerrli-i and eSi,Ned - 'e Co"
i:m:n f'oy 'Ie'''' hespe0''S'' A. d. WILLIAMS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

FALSE PKETESCg CAsE.-A person named Chss
Brown, ho has Intelligence office foo, ofCUur
land fert this DIred By
VIII lot obtaining that city from persons undo,
ine Dre'eces. lie was taken the be fyf his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-21

Jusr AS WE EXrtcTFn.-'lr. Leavitt in long
article in his paper Boston Chronicle, Liberty
party.) oil Friday, endeavors 10 prove that The an
ueration Of Teras rHinOt perpstuate Slavery.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16
II DAYS LATER FROM CHINA

The Stepehn Lerman arrived at New
York on the Isl Of April, l03 days from
Canton, she brings Hong Kong papers 10
the I9lh December. Mr.. Cushing had
not then arrived. Shingho and Annoy
were open ports. The British Consul
was established at the former place.
Immense injury had been done by inun'
dations last autumn in the interior. The
Emperor had made large donations to
prevent whole di slricts from starving
Large private su descriptions were added
by the Canton m erchants and other ciii
zens amounting TO 6 million tales.
VICTORY OF THE IMPERIAL ARMs--The
imperial arms have obtained a decided
advantage over The mountaineers of Ko
kOnnor, who for long while most obsti,
nately resisted The Chinese authorities
and at one time even threatened an nva
siOa Of the neighburing provinces Szech-
uen. Several Mogul chiefs who gave as
sistance to the regular soldiers, and by
their bravery and perseverance, broke the
spirit Of the rebels, are 10 be promoted
aud 10 receive all the cattle they took d:
areward.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16
DREADFUL CALAMITY.

We learn lrem The Norfolk and Rihc>
mond papers Of the Loss By FIRE Of the
schooner IaBe, OF Baltimore, Capt. Vick-
ers, some forty miles below Richmond
Capt. Yickers and bis whole crew per-
ished in the flames Of The burning YES
sel--nota SOULS left to FELL the iale!-
Capt, Phillips, ofthe Hyrcanius, arrived
at Richmond, lay near the Jane. All
was right when he last saw her on
Wednesday night Thursday she was
burnt down 10 the water, and her Cap.
TAIN aud crew dead. Some negroes say
that Ihe ere originated about 2 O'Clock,
and they heard Immediately afterwards
cries Tor help, shortly after lnal two per.
sons jumped into the river. The boat
was packed up in the river ma
ny miles below, the iackeI and gun wales
showing that had been separated from
the daVits by the fire. The Jane sailed
from this port on the 23rd inst. for Rich
fDOnd, with deck load of lumber, ba
con, whskey, &c in the hold. We
have not been able. to learn the name:
Oflhe sulltrest t ought is said there were
but four on board consisting of the cap,
tain, the mate, byo and anegrO man
Bali. Sun.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-04-16

A LIVELY PLAoE,-They have alit;le
town Out West wh;ch appeals TO have
been Operlooked by Dickens aud other
English travellers of bis class, and which
is all sorts eta string place. In one day
they recently hadtwo street fights, hung
a men, rode three out Of town on a>rail,
got Upa quarter race,a turkey shootngya
gander pulling, match dog fight, had
preaching by a clergyman, who aftefs
war DIS run foot race for driDks'All round
and as if this was not enough, the Judge
Ol the court, after loosing years salary
al sinele-handed poker, and whipping a
person who said lie didn't understand
the game, went out and helped 10 LYncl
a man for hog stealing. -Picsypue