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New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06
FRIDAY MORNING, EPrENBER 6.


Sr General Committee OF Democratic
" aig Young hEer.-a regular meeting Of tiI' Com
ra,se vii sd ths B.osdway Hou.e. on Fndzy Even
ing. ,hs tih OF sept. at711 o'cic-k- By order.
DAVID G2AHAD. Chairman
CHARLys 2. .TAYtoR l-e-,..,,is.
joIiN 3. LOKToN. "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06

VIE AND scAsDALous FoaeKsy.-in late Nc. sf the
New York Tribune hnd the following among o,sr euo
;on. fsm Democratic sources IN relation 70 the p'esn
an opposed tn the Tariff of lssa' amin f,-or ofIs
Arr that Act aBd restoring the Corp-oe Ac; Of March
i is33 ~ which eieis, sef Jane 90 i2 70 s sot1e
% daily hs CHER than % per cen."
lJq1aes Il. Poil'S Leftsrto- J. K Ke'k
Se.a we rrnnoupre n prsi-1ds -Itrct rom ~ foh
gtfer w.ul. n1iciJus 7oHGGnT- No sush i-hEIa.e :.
,ed IN JaTs. X Polk tlte J. r. Kane we are asaaie e
gry u pra. groi 20 Ce re:.etaoc ahd ~ ihs
:, rny :e-unlo,. J, appear The j: b11a IN ,as - ~
ranunn.--o.. Tic toi y % n Tl-ei %. o,'s
sad Tepuda:e the :o cd thansess fabris.i ~ p ne co
- , -Ftt-Dai" w.
u. Is not this decidedly cool and p'easaH,
Every syllable above quotea as from JAMES II,
Folk vas wri.,en and published by hin, and
forms par, Of the recorded acts and opinions 70
shich he referred in his Letter to Kane' but u
aaa not actually IN that Later, 50 the Piasou'g''
Post accuses our Correspondent Of forgery
Bq, tie ant,ulh is eatrely on the Posts s'd',
Our correspondent took tho letter 10 h.ns ',:' ~
exDlsinsd It's s. yeraI paragraphs by qooi'g DIS
tiacy ges from his former Letters, pa,.
sc Itch bear on the same points, as roiH lao
,a.e,-ed 10 these as elocidaiihg his opinions II
Is be we sr, conidea., who IS entrei : Han'' sno
the Post which is as vTong IN wfla; 1t asserts as
;.o,,,.lc,,, i y.ha. It insieua;es.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06

" 10000 Almanacs.-TBE AMERICANFAa.
AEsS AI4a-aNAAC5 with Cuts. For sale q; Tnbuns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06

PARpox.-In mixed company, some time
since, where a somewhat distinguished Governor
ui e neighbor;ng State was present, gentleman
accidentally trod on bis ExceIlency's corns, and
immediately turned round, and with ioS Sow,
SAID :" / beg yoar pardon, Governor" :. Pa
don I" repeated his Excelency. certainly, sir
viii mako out the papers directly
Delegates to the Wing State Convention.
Llr'Hes'O..-John Young, Henry Tiilon.
ROsklasd-john Hunting.
Ten'pkias-D. n Spencer and A. l. Mo,rpn.
ls.ss-Henry We.ies.
Waren-Jonathan w. Freeman.
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,,-,xS bsu1=elves hase ui al n acnnDtsied@ed aai
Iis w a. ,,r ranGra.c rnusi be vSc'cr'uI We
" e,f, y, ned only nboui o. u rnn,rit: iot M Wreh "
M lsssy tEa, viii be much hseI. Mwevefi ~ WI
We DON. knox how we can rcouke this gas
co,sde in terms which. our sensitive ne'ghtor
will consider sufficiently courteous. We VII
venture, however, to afii,m most positively bet
o,,i,olv. that "the Wings have nevsr acknow
lsaccd' any such thing, and don't believe 'sofd
.; It. We won. say the Editor Of the Ne~s
ko,ps ,his IS 50. b,:t VIC would most respectfully
,s, h;m whore he ob;ained his information.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06
from our Weekly of yesterday morning.
Vermont Election.

We havo but few returns this morning, tui
these look we'll They are as following
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COURT CALENDAR TINS p4r.
,ouNos PLgAs-Nos. IS, %, 81, IS, 46, Il, as,
cITY IsTeLLIGEN nee.

THURSDAY
COURT OF COMMON Pleas. .Befare judge rt'uOEF.
lanes 4. sforse * Co. IS. Moses Ross.-actioa
tn recover sI ca sic ofiuobe, the tienee 10 hen sai
~ 80 si ,ha in,bs Il Mr. Ross p1.D,t IL: CGsn-
ii - va ty shades 1 That Msgs paftser e hur e
- IRE later c1.,ts. Gsn.e Hwag 70 he ,iass Of
Juror the (which cSnnuec rom " "eufese'Sl "a'
further pos,poRed 10 NoEcsT EEK
N Chrr.Sers Bsfa.c JrdseIsessHAN
Mr.. Stevens father OF the child ran over by an
orn, ,v or ,,o since and iDirsd. entered suit sgain
..sSsf kIpp & Brown U. the ornnio1s In recover
da .azes snd tney were held 10 bel u the OF 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06

g a new brig, called the joshua ,ts r. a..h nlt
WIS launched al AshIabuIs- Ohlo' W
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06

E YoUyc's NIGHT THoucHrs, a very neat
pocket edition, has just been issued by Appleton &
Co. We ought to have more such reprinted, even
il we had fewer light novelties.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06

c 90, 600 United states Farmers Alma
mac sas ale a: Tie Tribune otsee at 81 per hnnd,ed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06

aJ- Central Clay COminit'ee.-As spec,I faet'
a., ~ IN. ce1t,t Cav Committee ,gl be he'd Ntlona
Hail on Frica Evening Sept Gh 1874 ht haii as coFA
JAMES n REYNOLDS. PfrHdent'
Ions jcHs F F noDes; I%o,os see'eta'ie. So
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06

,T The KrrcHxS AsD FgUrT GARDEsER-a
peat recast Of an English treatise so TO adapt ii
10 our own climate and country-has jus, been pub
lished by w. II. Graham. Every man who has
garden, or means to have one, will find it useful.
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ouaAse ourAsshis 90 oss q az nEsr nse' Ten
ed the Nueup 10 ~ II Ihse tays. 81 st. @
seSsq r;eirs pysy sy$f e s @ Taaass f5s Ges
h!te. Temps. s.sii ts.a so nad p 1s. and
3s i,ies ss,sts sn4 Ss.sasaa .eeoaut q crowd
pas ~ -, of the pr..snt day. Ethiopian
OF all The auss@esTa@s aspcss and uhes ha' j, ben
Ml9,lis S ia .haad ssad as y ali
he Of ssarS os and H Je-seyae. ese ado 70 the
stsyacuoiis,
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tS The Life and Adventures of ALoSzo, the
Chat,ering Ley Brother and Servant of many Mas
tera," has just been Issued By W. N. Chrisy, AS
tor House
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06

MR. DEYssrER This popular vocalist giv's
another Concert this evening. The lovefs 0i 'n'
true heart music, what may be called IN us u'?'.
namented simplicity the Doric school, WI, no. ~.
this treat. "The Lament OF the lnsh Enis'AH
IS alone worth the admission fec
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06

sPUss Is Doors and The Marquis OF Carabns-a
fine edition with twelve spirited Illustrations by
Otto speckter,' has just been published by Apple
ION & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-06

- Dr.. FoRRY's Journal of Medicine and the
Collateral Sciences, No. VII for September, has
just been issued by II. G. Langley, As;or House.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TO- 1s44

upon the helpless skeleton But OF such these was
Henry Clay whose lionike spirit after Il had hunted
down noble quarry disdained to feast with the Jackss
Of the party upon the fostering carcase Such was the
champion Of the ancient Democracy and such Is now
the champion ofthe wings This is the man who would
confer homer upon the office to which seek to elevate
him. But his election to that Office could not add bright
er jewel to the many with which fame has already en-
circled his brow and which will retain their undyng
lustre while the OF American shall be respected
or remembered among the sons Of men, Immense cheer
ing) Indulge me bur moment longer, and have DONE
Should the struggle Ter national independence which IS
now raging throughout the length and breadth OF the
land be decided against by the vote OF
she will come out Of that contest with her gorgeous ban
ner trailing in the dust-herself bleeding at every pore
The shouts Of party triumph will be speedily succeeded
by the wall Of her ruined ploughmen and her beggared
mechanics The fire of her forges and the sound OF the
axe and the hammer in her workshops, will die away
amid the acclamatons OF her fatal victory and there
may be thousands before me- who with stricken,
not with broken hearts, may live to mourn the loss OF
that independence without which public liberty would
to be blessing But let add. should the spirit
Of independence be discarded from the brs OF all other
Americans it will still nger in the heart OF that gallant
little State which, she the first to adopt the Amer
can constitution will be the last abandon It's true prin
ciples And il that spirit shall be finally doomed to
pire. there there amid my native oaks and pines, it
will breathe its last sigh on the bosom OF last friend
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
Price Two Gents.

and officiating, that ! often underwent in my
ways used this remedy with perfect freedom from ndis.
creton would be arrogatng than belongs TO human
greater trial All claim is that the unkind impuation
mentioned cannot rgheously be made To this class Of
charges referring to the direct Of the habit
named though specifications have been furnished,
particularly sppy the facts and considerations offered in
the foregoing narrative. . -
which much require them in order to an adequate
reply explanations at variance, likewise II may ad
ciples and demeanor May not without admitting that
they correctly made appeal candid Judgments
as to say that nS sSsh alleged SeinS % Wholly
er years cannot be referred to any other than the same
cause namely, the ndiscreon Of resorting hout due
caution to the use of remedy for pain disease that
for the moment changes the disposition frequently
surprises the Judgment They therefore, even truly
imputed involve only the indirect conseque Of the
ndiscreton That in particular predominant
suspicion, indeed unqualified elimination, will be
deemed just than this mild construction TO be
peced and the latter is rightly held Of avail without
well asceained previous integry but with that will
often be the rational view as il certainly comports
hes, with the requirement Of christian love-
soundy neither with evasion, with the naked appeal
to metivest comports, say, with that law Of love,
TO do to others would have them do 10 u.s." be-
nevoent rule which may indeed be abused but also
be obeyed rightly and righeously end that in the case
Of imputed errors grave enough require divine rule
Nor is command only but appeal likewise 10 holy
pain Of the regret by brother to whom abeation or
imprudence are ascribed.
From all expression however, oil such regret concern
ing any of the charges there aught that should in
duce my heart OF judgment so incline the irremedsbe
action Of my clerical brethren has debarred me.
again request that the Convention will inter.
pose between and all movements and inhu.
identified with proceedings unknown 10 the canons
More particularly. desire, that il this body incline.
either to accept refuse my resignation of epscopsl
Jurisdiction the ground OF these charges and not
the ground Of my impaired health alone they will take
such steps they shall t to have them exsmned in
manner consistent with justice to me and to the
Church.
Respectfully and snectonately,
Your friend and brother
ii. U. ONDERDONK.
PHILADELPHIA, Sert I'd, lS44
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
PHILADELPHIA, sert I'd, ls44
Superior Court.

Before Judge Vanderpoel
SErr. 9This Court opened the term, when there sp-
peared the trial calendar 05 cases. and the srg
ment calendar 59 No jury being ready the jurors
in attendance were discharged until this forenoon at IL
o'clock The Court then in full Bench proceeded TO hear
argument cases.
Ed,ca,d Ford rs j. Bsgso,ick.-The M,ricans.-This
action brought against the first lieutenant Of tho
Montezuma, Of the Mexican steamers lying in
the river and involves the question of civil jurisdiction
as to the right Of plaintiff to bring suit appeared that
her trip from Mexico passenger agreeing however
to work his passage. He had appeared an alteration
orders-the lieutenant considering that in virtue OF The
agreement in relation to working his passage" Ford
had subjected himself to the regulations and restrictions
of the vessel The brought forward in Cham
bers before the Chief Justice from whose decision both
parties appealed to the full bench. Another case, in
which the commodore Sgnor Espno is made defendant
at the suit OF OF the seamen for refusing to give up
his trunk and cloths will also be argued involving hs
question Of Jurisdiction The Court will give its decision
in few days. For plaintiff MessS Nash and Manches.
ter for defendant, Messrs. Whiting and Stephens
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
U. 3. Com,ni.sI oner's Once.
Before Commissioner Rapelje.

Before Commissioner RapeIJe.
StrT. e-Charge Of PeyJuy.-James Farrell charged
with perjury alleged TO have been committed on Court
Martial held lately Governors Island, in the OF
Sergeant George Quail, examined before the Com
missioner
Lieutenant B. Laur.ng Sd Regiment of Artillery, (who
member OF the Court,) Sergeants Quail, and
McDermott, were examined. The minutes OF the pro
ceedngs taken at the Court Martial produced by
which it appeared that DUAL charged with having
acted dsparage the service the third regiment
to which he was attached, by expressing psrtay for
particular company. The perjury i was charged con.
sisted chiefly in the following evidence given against
Quail DUAL stated to me, when was about enlisting
yon had better buy cope and hang yourself, than
list in light company they will work you TO death it
is better for you TO with to Fort Lafayette and
enlist in company L."
Sergeant McDoNSnLL testified to having been present
OF the time when Farrell about to enlist and
that he did hear the words attributed DUAL used by
him
The Court dismissed the charge from a consideration
that the testimony not sufficiently strong to warrant
n committal.
Charge of Muiny at seo.-willism Row land John
Wheel. George Nelson, George Frazier William Rhodes,
Gent schragge, Louis Lowner Peter Franck and ssm.
Hewson, board the American ship Superior,
have been arrested charge Of mntiny board the
above vessel during her last trip from Liverpool Row
land stands also charged with attempting to stab the first
mate The prisoners have been remanded for examina
tim
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
Marine Court.
Before Judge Sherman.

BtT0tt
slpr. 9.--.Jamts Dsany Uiiiam Cushing This was
action brought by Plaintiff who passenger on
board the ship Rappahannock, on her late TIP from LII
verpoo against the defendant who was the first mate. 10
recover damages for assault and battery alleged to
have been committed board the vessel during the
voyage II appeared in evidence that Tlanth and el
low had an alteration board In relation
cooking the nre pnce deck when both struck snd
fight ensued The matc hereupon nterfeIed and plain
TN made pass a him md clutched him Cushing mme-
dinely laid on and gave him IL appeared ten hnfd rshes
with thick double rope, which II contendcd, for
the defence he justified in doing in order 10 restorc
order on board. Verdict for defendant.
Geor.e Tarner Charles Partride,.-Ths was action
OF irespass in relation to the sale Of q quantity OF
feathers which. alleged that defendant had vio
lated his contract. Verdict for plaintiff $50
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
Common Pleas.

Before Judge UlshGHer.
SEPT. D. Morse Co. VS.. Moses Ross This which
had been adjourned from Thursday, already report
ed resumed Itw action Of assumpst 10 recover
the amount OF value Of quantity OF lumber sold ths de.
fendant in March last. The defence to which that
party named Meigs who was alleged, member OF
the rm indebted to the defendant which put in
as set off for defence Verdict for plaintiffs ss4 80 d.
images and cents costs. For plaintiffs, g. Campbell for
defendant Crift
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

BEWARE OF THE SwINDlERs. About the 10Th
ult, scoundrel calling himself Moses Is. DE
Young, waited upon several merchants with hcutious
documents purpor'ing TO be for consgnmens from New
Orleans and sndeavotd to obtain ndvancs on the depo
site Of bills lading and invoices which have rsu
the shipper in one Of the bills lsding IS Autographed AZ
differ. bills lading offered here no douo' can exist
Of settled plan to deaud and this will serve ms warn
ing merchants other cities TO prevent the impouons
of plausible villain who at the north having left
Charleston about the 22d ut ior batimore-Indr'eo"
i'm
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
u. y. District Court.
Before Judge Belts.

sIr -DEcsioSs.- George Jones VS. The Schooner
"PardeOn"-This motion TO discharge from
the schooner Paragon which bad been belled by the
plaintiff, who was engaged of her crew q late
voyage to this pert from Mobile for his wages The
motion made the ground that the captain replied,
being asked for the wages that he would pay his
return from house in the city, which Jones held in the
light Of refusal end entered suit accordingly Motion
dened-coss to abide the event Of the suit.
Conrad W. Fabsr Va The Ship 'Neua,k This was
motion TO amend the decree Of the Court at former trial.
in which damages sought TO be obtained against the
owners Of the ship Newark" for damage done to a
quantity OF tobacco. The motion made TO allow the
costs to be taxed Denied by the Court
James Raymond vs. The Sioop "Trodssman' - Ordered
The Marshal having returned the vessel not found, it Is
ordered that elias monition issne
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

Street.
Ana retail OF all the principal Drug Stores in city.
THE medicinal qualities Of this elegant and fashionable tepa
ration have been long known to THE public Physicians have
successfully prescribed the of Irish Moss light and
highly nutritious article Of diet for invalid psrpculy for
those suffering from Pulmonary Consumption Hitherto, this
substance has been only used incidentally but from the very
which the article has been prepared
will only be used by the sick, but luxury by ALL
In consequences Of highly demucent properties and
speakers earnestly requested To members Of the Pulpit and
Bar will be invaluable and to their patronage respectfully
dedicated, by their obedient servant, JOHN NASH
angi funt
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

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prices.
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
7'HE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained BY Gentlemen
Families who desirous Of converting their left off
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Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing
dence having superuou effects dispose Of will find
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prompt attention. 81 lmsec
The New York herald., 1844-09-10

SS6. FOR .NEW oRLEANs-L9uisisns and New
NR41M York Line-Postvely first regular Packet-To sail
HAS. o before Monday 10th inst the extra fast sailing
rscnrl psque GENEssEE, Captain Minot, having large
For freight passage, having handsome furnished ae
apply board Orleans wharf or Wall
street, or . r. ~ JOLLiNS y 20, % Souih ST.
Shippers by this line rely having their goods
octY measured that the vessels sail punctualy adve
tScd.
Agents in New Orleans, Mssss Hullin Woodruff who
W. uro,nutlv forward all goods their address,
ihc racket shin CULUMBO, Capt Asa Eldrdge will
coed tb. t;eueSsee, s8ec
5SSI PACKEr FOR HAVRE tsecond Liuel-The
sH%M. ship ST. NICHOLAS, John B Pell, Msster, will
SASaE, sail on the lst OF October.
For Freight passage, apply e.
No. Tontine Building,
ssuo Corner Wall and Water
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
From the United States Gazette
BISHOP ONDERDONK'S ADDRESS

To the Special Convention of the Proestant Episco
pal Church in Pennsylvania, called to consider
his resignation Read in Convention on Friday
afternoon, Sept. 8, 1874, By the Rep. Mr..
Odenheine, as assistant Secretary of the same.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
In Admiralty.

SerT 9-Sf,amboaf jacob Bell Steamboat Reiief-
This case noticed in Saturdays Herald resumed II
action TO damages for injuries sustained
by the Jacob Bell in consequence Of collision which
took place betw the the East River,
in consequence Of alleged neglect the part Of the pilot
of the Relief.
The New York herald., 1844-09-10
Court CnIcndar-This Day.

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10, 20, I0l, II, ~, ~, "a, 40 10
Conmos PLrAsNos 30, 80, 49, a. 49, so, TO- 10,
I6 81, IL, IS, 39.
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