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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16
Tennessee.

Gtel IO5- o. ~ . --s7-fV 4Nf''f
Mai. for Polk, 1865. .--Do in '43, 1l9.
The Abingdon (virg;n;a,l Wing paper, s,Tes
returns from FIVE counties Of East Tennessee, the
same as we have received here, sho---,ng Loco
gain of about 500, which tnet paper gays is only
one-half vi 7uat the Locos e1pectedin that quarter
and therefore believed that Clay had carried the
State. The result however depends on the coun.
ties in West Tennessee. Ii they come up 10 the
Wing calculations, the State is safe for Clay.
Tho Lpcos here however claim that 1t has gone
for Polk. We copy The following from the Nafh-
vile Banner of che Sth inst.
The RESULT AND THE CAUSE.-THE result ofthe
Election. so far as heard from, though II he's not
quite come Up to expectations, is yet successtal
and triumphant. In truth il is wonderful that, with
the weight OF The TsxAs QUESTION thrown in since
the election of Governor Jones last year, the Wings
have been able 10 come so near their ma oriy OF
August, 1913. We give the praise OF this achieve
ment 10 our able, eloquent end interchangeable cham
pions in every part OF the State; and 10 The Young
Wings who gave their first Presidential votes TO
Henry Clay. The canvass has undoubtedly been
conducted with extraordinary skill and ability, and
so we confidently believe, as 10 secure the vote OF
the State 10 HARRY OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC
iug Texas
Our friends in other sections of the Union will be
able to appreciate the increased difficulties OF the
Canvass this year, when We inform them that it is
probable there are thousand, nay we would NOT
be far wrong in saying there are Two thousand Wing
families in this State OF more less influence who
have some one or of their members citizens OF
Texas.
Gen. Jackson TT Home.
Tba Hermitage district il Davidson County,
where Gen. Jackson resides, voted as follows:
For President in 1874 Fer Governor in ls43.
Clay ................lb Jones %
Polk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 Polk IS
WHY Inai............G5 Wing mai ............. Is
Net Wing gam at the Hermitage, Al J!
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Celebration OF the Native Americans.


This affair after having been twice postponed
on account of the weather, came off yesterday
The day was al that could have been wished
The sky was without cloud, the air cool and
bracing, and the turnout respectable. Besides
those who turned gu, in this city, there were DEL
eyations from Williamsburg. Brooklyn, Richmond
County, New. Jareey and Philadelphia.
The Meeting organized in tae Pork in the fore
noon, william B. CozzENs, Esq President,
with n proper number Of Vice Presidents and Sec
retarics. An Address and Resolutions were read
By MIR. S. H. STUART, and speeches made by
CozzeNs and Gen. SMITH. of Philadelphia, when
the Procession formed and moved through the
city as per programme in great quietness. A
very serious accident occurred, occasioned by an
explosion Oh board The Constitution, full rugged
model ship, some % feet long, drawn in the pro-
cession by six white horses, and manned by about
twenty men and boys-when in Second street,
near Avenue c, some ono On board dropped a
spark from cigar into the magazine, which e1-
ploded, burning and otherwise iDjming the fol-
lowing gentlemen, some seriously and others
slightly Richard BIRD, Jno. Montgomery, jr.
Julius Mcnyea, Edwin F Monyea, John Palmer,
John Parker, Adm. Armstrong, and two boys
from Brooklyn whose names we did not learn.-
The clothes and hair of the injured men and boys
were ON fire, and one poor fellow had 10 be
thrown into the gutter before the fire on his
clothes could be extinguishsd. The windows on
both sides of the street were shattered to pieces
and the horses taking fright ran considerable
distance before they could be yeined up
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GEORGIA ELEerlos.-in Sc Counties Folks
majority is 23l7
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The absence from ,ha City of the responsible, Editor of
The Tribune au,. explain any delay answering letters ad
droed him .crsonaly He will be again at bis post after
Sav 6ayt
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L
ed TO Capt. Richardson, Of the American Seamen's
Friend Society, for Sandwich Island papers to the
Isl of July We make the following extracts:
Arriual of The Lerant-The U. s. ship Levan,,
Paige, from Callso and the Marquesns, and last
from Tahiti 81 days, arrived at Honolulu on the 9Th
OF June.
She spent week each at the Marquesas and Ia
hit At the latter place she left the French lrigate
Uranie.
The Levant sailed from CaIao April 9Th, 1874 !;
arrived at Nuahiya April 30; sailed from do. May g.;
arrived al Tahiti Niay il sailed from do. May 10;
arrived at Oahu June g. [Polynesian.
From the Poynesinn.
lCopyl
OFFICIAL LETTER FROM PREsIOEST TYLER TO II. H. KA
MEHAMEHA Ill.
To his Majesty KamehsmehG ILL., K,ns of The SandUiea
GREAT AND Coon FRENp;I have received the letter and
accompanying dGcments wish Majesty addressed to
me on he J1 @ bSm %
f Ref Buiannc Maetys Naval force IN the acc the Flag
DUE sG' the eS T 9Syn and lent State '
congratulate your Majesty upon this event. and trust that
pcnSnee ad prosperity " Of the nnd and
trbutine to the TRANQUILITY Of yonI MAJESTY reign
Written ut Washington the 9Th day of NoyembeI lS43
Your good friend, JOHN TYLER.
A. p UrsnUR, sec'y of State.
United STATES Commissioner Bno,cns Tea. Par
ty giuen IN The American Missionaries On Tues
day, the l0th june all the MISSIONARIES, WIN their
wives and children were invited to take tea " with
George Brown, Esq. U. s. Commissioner. Eighty
three present, including an interesting group
OF forty children. Capt. Paige, U. s. s. Leyant, and
several of his officers, joined the company in the
ming. A neatly arranged table was spread for The
children under an awning in trent Of the building
while spacious yard afforded fine playground
for their gambos and sports under the ample folds
of their fathers national flag. From moments
personal inspection, and various reports, We infer
that The interview was highly pleasing and sasfac-
tory TO all parties We regret that no reporter has
furnished US with the brief r.rna rks of Mr. Brown
when he drank the health of the children IN A cup
OF MILK.
General Meeting-The general meeting Of the
Am rican Missionaries has just closed. This sn
rual gathering of the Missionaries ia almost the
only event which digelts their mlods from an uuin-
terupted series OF fa5ofs among the native populu
ton. AT tais meeting they spend few days IN
viewing The past ard planning for The future. Re-
ports read and statements made in regard 10
every department of Missionary busine and labor.
Ii is customary for Of the Missionaries to come
accompanied with Their wives and children. This
affords aRood opportunity for the families situated
On tie different islands 10 cultivate mora Intimate
acquaintance, and keeps alive those kindly, social
and Christian feelings which happily exist among
them. Ii was recently our privilege ts meet the
brethren and sisters of the Mission at the table Of
our common Lord and Saviour. Ii was season
long 10 be remembered. The elements were ad
nInlstered by the Rev. Messrs. Bishop, Thurstou
and Whitney, amcng the very Oldest in the Mission
ary work.
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Court Overwhelmingly.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Nos. IL, "A, 46, 80, g., SIS
70. 96, SO, II, SO, 2}3, 63, "a, IS.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Superior Court.
Mt. en- psi

Superior Court.
Before full Bach
Case of 5. Adams The arrumentin the cas-. Z
: Aanm, (charged with deirandinE Suydan Sage Co ~
Of large sum o; mossy) continued, and the eseI .
served.
c in This case IL should have been stated. in iarO;
plaintiff, sGi9 el
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.
plit VS.. Crawford Action 10 rscoyrr amour, ri
goods furnished by defendant, suction. t.leady referred az
Verdict for plaintiff IN amount claimed.
At Chambers.
James Hunt VS.. HerficH and Wcst.-An orderh,i
h,n rnpte BY the Fir, Judge Of the Ccrn.soa Pes ~
absence OF the Crcu, Judge, end the defendann .ie ~
held 10 bail 10 the Of $500 for Ic the pl.nu n
an affidavit by the defendants that they were poor and
deeend upon their business tot support, and thai wog
dclt II not impossible, for them TO md bail the recs5
amon: &c Mr. Thomas Warner, for the defendants, sOgci
10 nod or yaca,e the order granted by the ~. laise H.
Hunt m person. opposed the motion. Judge keat "a IL
no jurisdiction he could interfere with the order o. H.
First JUDGE the only remedy for the ceiendan wocA - b
rpplylnr Tor stay OF the proceedings on M part Of tic p
III until the defendants Counsel could move Tie Sapr
Court nj is next Special Term. The Judge remarked hfss
thai was not customary 10 hold 10 bail tot libel IN TIN
30 Johrs Rep 337 . Cat Rep al except IN special casa
though a. Tie Common Pleas The practice was dfereU,.
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Gen. Jackson ut Home.
Tba Hermitage district il Davidson County,
where Gen. Jackson resides, voted as follows:
Wing mai.
Indiana.

Net Wing gam at the Hermitage, 4 !!
The people there kaow Polk IS well as Clay.
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" The Eastern Mail, via Long Island, due
lrs' evening, had not arrived atthe hour of going
10 PISS.
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NEW.YORK--Offieial.

Total IL, UU8 1870 3o,U30 34,4y7
Msjori,y for Clay, 8, 263 DO. for Pratt, Sal.
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The GALLONS SusTAIsED.-The returns of
the votes of the citizens of New Hampshire on
The question of abolishing Capital Punishment
show the following result For abolition TO-,
6S7; against i. 20. SOS; majority in favor OF the
callows 9 ISL
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Y The Eighth Number Of the Duoay Bible
has just been published by E. DUSIGAN, Nc. Isl
Fultons,reet. is as before Observed beautifully
printed on fine paper-illustrated with plates in
Dicks best style, and is sold ct the very cheap rate
of u, cents per number. See advertisement.
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Mai. for Polk. 1861. DO in '43, 1l9.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09


A REGULAR SUPPLY for shipping end city at No.
JOHN SUTHERLAND. Sole Agent. !.
H. Dunlop Son. from their standing in the city. will
those them with their CUSTOM Renuins
,,ee iuy ad.ptsd o private families Hotels and
fuble saloons, In hogsheads and barrels.
b-Nlalt on HAND at All inns. nzs lm-m
CUuRsE OF FRENCH LANGUAGE ON THE T GRAN; ~
~ NAUTICAL SYSTEM.-Adopted in the College, Of
France u Lsyvnard svrt corner OF Broadway, New York
Lyceum-By f. RICHARD Professor Of French, Latin and
pek Inspector Of the In Chaaing al Pars
Erossor Rrptor the oya College Gharenasne at Pa
The Course OF French, by Nh: RICliARD, will com
mence on Monday evening" End OF al ~ CLOCK
cepted The pupils will be divided in Classes one for
will Msldays wedus.days and Eidsys .hs =. Sc
engaged several Professors Of Fnch German and Englis for
Of French Day School which will te kept
those wishing private Lessons Of French German Italian
will please call AT the above place.
subscriptions received only at IA Lispsnard street, s3 per
quarter.
Livingston. Anthony Carroll q Nassau street. Draper Jun
Warren John Tyler Brigham, Walker street. Jas
Thomson. 46 Broadway. ms uIS
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
MADAMk b kkS'IELI

MADAME kkSIELL.
EEMALE PHYSICIAN, OIhce aad rs.idenos, 1W 4yes
wich street, between Courtlsnd and Liberty Streets vcs
she be cqnsued with he scsst condolences complaints
incident To the female frame.
Madame Restss experience and knowledge in the treatment
Of obstinate Of female e<uis W stopage suppreior
such o. % REQUIRE BIZ a. w Iy elect perfect cure
or other ndiAposou w s accommodated during such time.
with private aud respectable board. .
Preventive Powag for married ladies, whose eIcas
ssnt BY mail 70 any part the United States Price IS
sge All (post padl addressed box Sss New fok.
Boston Once. Nc.1 Esssx stree.
m NB-!ho.s encc:inS money need not pay postage.
cut OF the city whose health would admit Of avelins
at ahe would devote her personal attendance upon them
part hc United States within reasonable distance jy
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
PUBLISHED DAh.Y BY
7 M II q % R DON u E N NJ &c II II.

N. w CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
The NEw YoRK HEaALD-A D.su Paper, issued every
morning Of the week-prce rwo cE~fs per copy County
Subscribers furnished at the rate for sechc prsod
sTHE WEExLv HERALD-Issued Saturday nonsg 20
zen o,elock-pscs sIx AND 9UAErEn cxrrs per eopyhr
nished Coun Subscrben y y per sAnsu n advssss
" q ths sAzns rss for spsci6ed PERIOD
CeaassFsaDnaYs Sssss1si = aAdssw s4sh IssssR0
s,sT ;esNzEg> ~ n11 he Nm rest -
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
FREN CH,S HOTEL.

FIRE NCH'S HOTEL.
THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has opened his and splendid hotel
1873 Fulton few doors of Broadway the imme-
dae vicinity Of business and the PRINCIPAL places Of
has furnished style that will bear
able comparison with the best hotels the city The
pret in building and fitting the above house has had strict
regard elegance aud comfort and that he has combined
nomy the following prices will show -
ROOM FOR ONE NIGHT. Is
y" WEEK ..............i3 so
The will be warmed gratis and upon will
there be than bed in room
There is REFEC1ORY attached in which there are
also 18th Rooms connected for warm, cold and shower
baths The Porter will be in attendance all times during the
night, admit dodgers, and let them all hours.
BThose who Lodgings after the house closes will
ring the hall bell. ni9 3msm
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
NEW YORK BRASS BAND.

NEW YORK BRASS BAND.
THE Members of the New York Brass Band would respect
fully inform their patrons and the public in general that
meeting OF the Band held Military Hall Bowry, End Nov
1874, Mr. WILLIS unanimously elected Leader, and G.
8. GRAFULLA Composer Of said Band-and they now feel
assured that Band will be inferior this country
The Band would return their thanks for the astterng
exertion continuance Of the Applications for
the Band will be made to Richard Wilis Leader 40 Bayar
following members; VIM Wallace, 40 Spring Alfred II.
Peaes 10 Norfolk street; Daniel Underh, ia Wooster
NJ Meme, $50 Foryh street, John WaIlace, Clark street;
n f,oIss ao ouv,h sireet T. WSsee cnner orh Avenus
and 18th street; s. g. Lum las Centre Doctor C. Mather,
ia Wooster street, Z. Graua Composer, 80 Bayard
RICHARD WILLIS, Leader
JAMES CONNER, Secretary.
NJ B-Bands provided for Public Balls Private Soiees,
5erenades &c., by applying Wm Wallace 40 Spring
ulo Int
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

ARTIFICTAL TEETH

M LEyETT, Dentist, the ntroducer Of inserting incor
~ mptibe Teeth the principle Of famospheric al
lowed 70 be the greatest Improvement in dentistry intro
duced strangers and the public in general examine
NOW IN UsE embracing amongst others the advantages Of
great and permanent comfort cleanliness durability, Sc 10
necessity Of exrscag stum or roo Of teeth and sns the
distinguished in society with the dental other
authorities, will TO thoee requiring artificial teeth,
sstisAetory results. n. LEvETT. -Dsntiss,
nl3 lmsm - Broadway. entrance In Wirfpu e.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
DAGUER REOTYPE
GENERAL
FINISHING ESTABLISHN NENT

.EXCHAN0E BUILDING, fHILADELPHIA.
THE sUBsCkiBERs beg iesys 70 inform the Dagueneotyps
Artists that they have consdeaby enlarged thsr
tons throughout the Union, the West Indies South America
and Europe They have also made be supplied
have lately received lss supply Of vogtaends celebrated
which they appointed Agents. AIse, supply Of best
Yates and Chemicals either for Dagneeotype Caoype
subsanees and Other article used for the
constantly hand Their long connecton with the Daguer
coypc Art and eir taking pctues may serve q
recommendation and rIlancs Dssuerotype Artists, by
nay depend .pon omps and satisfactory ezscuon Of their
orders Ther prices s cash Prices Current and information
H. K + LANGENHEIM
n2 lmsee Exchange Building Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlLITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
REMAU TOP

TN all those cases where manly vgor Impaired whers the
mental and physical powefA rouated by an unestained
indulgence Of the passions, particularly by tEoss solitary and
and debility, the Hygean kenovaor will Be found inable
healthy action and removes impoency by infuslng new
energy into the In many instances the effect nstan;
rnovss sserit BY restoring healthy rtefus acton ssr
ences can be given many who nave e
Renovaor with in those affections, also in Dysp6p
sa weakness Of back and ons and q urinary
.tee New York Price - per bottle Of 6 ounces. and for
warded TO all parts Of the Union.
NB-Cop,ous directions accompany cash bottle.
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
EXCHANGE HOTEL " EATING SALOON
No. II DOCK STREET,

,HE Subscrbcrs respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have reed and opened the above
bment where they are prepared a all times 70 furnish DIM
Keep Ordinary from o'clock AM until PM when yer
dine on all the delicacics Of the The Bar will
Be amply supplied and from their long experience the bus
They have also fitted number Of and well ventilated
sleeping rooms aordng persons arriving by the different rail-
roads and seamboa an Opportunity obtain lodging all
hours Of the night.
Attached the establishment an extensive stabng for
horses
The public rest assured every attention will be paid all
who favor them with call.
I The location ~ the immediate vicinity Of the princi-
pal HANKS Railroad and steamboat landings and opposite the
Philadelphia Exchange. -
RICHARD b. JONES
rie atswur DANIEL COPPELL
The New York herald., 1844-12-09

WHO WISHES TO ENGAGE IN THE BUSINESS
spbse5ber declining business, wishes dispose Of his
Rope Walk, Machinery Steam Engine &c For a person
who wishes to engage in lucrative business the above presents
opportunity there beng from to 30 ships fed in the
vicinity The Engine and Boe (which OF about six horse
power VIII e sold separate desired For other
particu address ROBERT HOLT,
n9 3wW&Ssrrc New London Coon
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
MEDlCAL NOTICE.


STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
- var.y Of Syphic, Msrcurs other diseas. who
have been half cured by quacks bad better carefully
ihe following letter
Dr. Cooptv-Sn :-Las July contracted cerzn pryabs
disease and immediately applied to DOCTOR who f
me in week continued with hiln two mouths hpt
sdvsans doci,i aud each promi.sd posvsy .
ney, and that he doctou concluded n 20 into
the hospital where the doctors kept under coure Of Iie
for eight weeks throat liberated
ia al my ioprs. and body covered With ulcers iwms
medicine, end advised ;onthen climate. le
The hospital and by advice OF several eds, paced ny
restored 70 pcffscs health wish this ppbli.hed;
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner. Harlem, NY.
Dr. Cooper warrants matter how long
Standing Of Glae Structure end Seminal Weakness, and mild
orrvn maada cned in 40 hour without Interfering
with the patients habits d. Cocpexb Ocs II Dune ssst,
two doors from t,ha'ham II No eirc no NV nl2 ~rc
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

MEDICAI AND SUNOICAI OFFICE.
D0CT0R JOHNSON II Duane stzsss 70 well known z
practitioner that New York boast Of in the treatment Of
his destructive and almost unr.anageabs malady still to be
be legally aua6sd e PIsotis. ysic and saIssyhst b
Of your general PhysciAns"nnd that his skill in the treat
proper management Of variety Of Vensea Dis
and Structure Of the Uethra pfeennept My patients
g, no. only fSm every ps. q hs United s.aes bu. they
500 patients rear dscountenauce qpachery in form,
and therefore, take this method Of Informing snger and
The Treatment Of hes disease Every case 1ndsras
Structure Ulcer. he bcqy. The troot or pains
in nc head and bones O tic legs will and eure
sd Seminal Weskss.s brogsh. By .cre. habit ndnlssd
this malsdy Many rniorrsee victim q this unnatural
Sice has experienced sauInry Dyspepsa, weak
ogerness psPaon Of the hss aversion 70 society are
ed eur. Post paid letters with satemens q
ecstainnx - for adyce, stseaded 70. Vbscrve Ohcc
Duane door from Chatham street nl2 lr~rc
The New York herald., 1844-12-09
TO MARRIED. LADIES.

MADAME EEsTkIJiS PREV ENFivE PoWpENss
NA These Invaluable Powders have been ally <Jopts
IN Europe but iaDss in psS,esls for uprs;ss o. .y yss
safe and scac ous remedy cr married ladies wh0e hA ter
bids a too rapid increase Of family.
The results Of ter adoytica r happnes me health nay
too vast TO touch upon within the limits OF an
results which ect rot only he rresc,t well bslnf 0 pent,
bat the future happnexs of their oryng It noe bat Zoo well
known that the FAMILIES Of the a. vtton increase esyord
how many instances does hard Yorkna father,
especially the mother Of iam,ly remain slaves ouzh
he lives uagi,g the Of incessSnt aboy tsg bui
live and living but to toll when they night have ENJOYED
weighed down the spirit end at last broken the ea u the
father, how often tho widqw left unable, with the most
tuous hsr fatheess offspring from becoming
dguded objects Of charity progao Of ves Even
are lie days q ts Ed husband and sr smbersa 10 g.
holding the emacated form and declining he Of
Of his BOSOM she had rehe the Of thirty
fast ,akug nso pIsmasuIs sTaxswI,h ne ss.';,s pros.
sorrows and his young md helpless Of sse edsn s
attentions and wachul socitude, which mother alcoe
bestow pnfequcntly time when least atie support
Che heartndng aliction = dealrabs thenis moral
hemscyes the we being Of their ofssrrs, when sin
pc healthy and certain remedy s within controls
The aaveser feeling The importance Of this ssbeet, and es
mating the vast bens ,asulns p houssod; by The sdcDo.
tenton Of the married 70 Ks consideration visa and
vrtuous prevent evils to which sabect by srnps
azd healthy within courol Every dspassonaes
ytuous and enightcecd nnd will Hnkssstnsly answer u
rce five dollars package accompanied with fell and patti
cular directions.
All ',s %,' S Rs;f gd aa s:Iss sxss. z
Principal Ofice, ts Greenwich snset, Nsw York oGcs
hour from A. Nj. r. NJ Boston oibce No. Esssy s
NB-Ihose enclosing need not p0stase vzsye