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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

AR. KNrss. AND TRorrE.-Th4se Musicians were
highly suecessfn last evening PaIIao Orerz House in
the repetition OF tel. serfiineuts The house was
sPectaoly hed any OF The tie first part e.
cor-d ani The b1resGue opera the Vrgiuan Girl was
received with :oa-s Il arshrthe Polka Dance particular
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
TOWN ELEcTloNs-sTlLL CHEERING

ELEVEN Towns have chosen Wing, t1,ir Loco
Foco Supervisors This is better than Tor many
wears Last year EIGHT 10 Sertn. The Wings lose
Kingston, and gain Olive. Rosendale, Wawarsing
and Woodstock,
BRooME co.
(The home of U, S. Senator Dickinson has ont
done hersell-EIoHr Wing to three Loco-Foco Su-
pervisors. The towns and majorities on Superi-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

~ Brw,Rr Of Fraud ANo FALsTuoop.- Remember
thar ALLEYS Sal,e be had only at his AIea
| cv g. Walker stpet. drst FROM Broadway. Touch
| nnt 4 coNnterteit at hllI price
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

CoNsrocx x Co.'S CoNcr~rRsrrD COMPOUND FLUp
Estac, Of Sareriflll for the cure Of
ScroiinIs Mercurial Diseases,
Cbronic Sheuuatisn Bies from impure oI
General Debility, The Body,
Cutaneous Diseases, Iteration oi IN, hEoAtI
Scaly fui!tiOns. rams ana SWeiIinSs OF The
pimpcS or Pustules Bones
and all diseases arising from impRrc Of the blood
posues and imprudeuce lite excessive O mercury
This celebrated medicine prepared IN the most approved
from the pnr ingredients and sold At such an
r low rrce that all afford 80 cents sr
bottle or 81 per dozen large botes others shat sell
the price OF 81 bottle IL can be found orlS
COurtlanJt.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

DJ- Mr.. GRAIN of Herkimer was on Saturday
chosen Speaker pro ten. of the House, Mr. Speak
er SrYMoun being absent on leave for several DAYS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

- New Discovery BY which all and pipes or grA,e,
c,n he krc - black wiIh beautiful polish coach
body BY one srplcatou without any di'agFehle
rss aud delights all who IL S;ecimerS ~ stoves sed
nI,, IN use may bc q Courtiand Where tie polish
may be had II the cost of p cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
THE WHIGS OF NEW YORK.

Tomorrow evening the Wings of our city meet
in their several Wards 10 choose Delegates 10 nom
mate their candidates for the Charter Election, ana
we notice it thus early TO entreat every wing 10
keep clear Of other engagements Tor that evening,
and be sure to attend. We have rumors OF lnten-
ton TO pack Committees in favor OF this or thai
candidate, and grave proposition 10 nominate
prominent Native as the Wing candidate for
Mayor There is one simple way TO ensure the
defeat of all underhand and personal schemngs,
and that is by procuring general attendance OF the
Wings at their Primary Meetings. Let no man
stay away tomorrow nigh, and then grunble that
the right men are not selected or, be finds fault
with any body, let itbe with himself. Nopacklng
no ciques, can have chance OF successin The pre-
aence Of the whole party
II is greatly important that honest, independent,
straightforward men should be placed on our No.
minating Committees, but IT Is no whit less lmpor-
tant that they should be men who can he relied on
to maintain the integrity and honor OF the Wing
party. Very many who have been driven away
from us by disgust at our seeming abasement to Ma
tivism are ready and eager TO come back IT they
can be assured that our banner is firmly planted on
broad Wing ground while many others, who were
decoyed away from us to Naivism by the specious
cry of "Ciy Reform" and have had surfeit o
Native Reform, will go over 10 our adversarles II
they cannot find their old party in position TO receive
and cherish them. We must, we will poll noble
Whig vote this spring, whelherwe carry the City
or not. If our candidates are universally recog-
nized as capable and woythy-aswe doubt notlhey
will be--our vote will astonish the great body OF
the Wings themselves.
We rce evidence of this in the trcpdauon and
alarm of our Native officials, who, while their
journals and their orators arc abusing the Wing
party as corrupt and rotten, have yet the matchess
impudence TO ask the Wings 10 abandon their own
organization and vote for Harper & Co. 10 keep
out the Loco.Focos. We meet this sort of gentry
on every corner virtually admitting that they have
no chance without the support OF the Wings, and
to obtain this, threatening that they wnever vote
Wing ticket again if they are defeated now. All
this is very thin moonshine In the first place,
they never mean to vote Whig ticket again al
any rate rs they intend TO run candidates for Go
vernon and for President at the next elections -
Give them triumph now, and they will be certain
10 ruin US in 1913, by getting up a Naive candidate
for President, thus carrying off part OF our votes,
aud driving all the Adopted Citizens again TO sup
port the Loco-Fccos. But lie, them be we'll beaten
now, and thus lose the Corporation aliment which
keeps their machinery in motion, andw we shall have
less trouble with them hereafter. To eflec, this,
il is only necessary that the Wings should abide by
their own principles and vote tor their own candl-
dates Wings be wary OF surprise IN your w ard
meetings tomorrow evening
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

~ THE T-Hlc ALMASAc-The Fourth Edition OF the
Wing Almanac Is ready, and all orders received viii be
attended promptly The price this useful Register is
only l2 cents per copy. See advertisement. Of Contents in
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

Jusr THSIR WAY,--A correspondent in Oneida
County writes us that we lose the ascendancy in
the Hoard of Supervisors Of that County by the con-
duet OF IL Birneyites 10 the town OF Remsen, who
held of from voting until Just before the close Of
the poll, and then went in body forthe Loco-Foco
candidate, electng him by majority OF eight-
This gives our opponents 1910 u in the Board.
with IIt;ca ,o sia,,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

8 ititu,e oD Wedse.day m 's,ssi eyss;.r sb a a
O'Clock the ResrrectioE Of ChTist containing M nT
ply TO tie stnctaes Of Res D ssarer and porss I
Of flesh and blood ,-fss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

tZLECTuRESo ON SHAKSpEARE-Mr. HI ipsg,sssii pss, Il
vino has been kept from lecturng several days ia
the w-alEef, will give his lectures Hamlet AID
the society Library Rcom thr evenings of SioHets
Friday; Feb. II ard 81. at l-2 o'clock. Ia.
Admittance each evening 80 cents: Gentleman and
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

,lTMECHANICs' 'INSTfTUTE-SPECEAL MEEkr
vocational Meeting will be held in the Lectarr koSm
hal! on Tuesday eyening 18th instant at oedck IN, Hs %
tuTe the Chemistry OF Animal and Vegetable fhysle.II{ ~
and on Thursday evening 20t Prof REL viii give M as
treti Lecture Chemistry applied the arts aea
uiacines. New members viii be- elected at the sIclsi
TemS OF membership 81 initiation i. ind - " n.
school Ev 9rd-r j j MAPIS President
e I R.GapTT Sc.p.rv fTz ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
G.a@sa 3%G'ss; ca.a. cpst'So'S Sseeresnrie..

- THIRD WAED-The Old Third must be redeemed.
The Wings Of he Third War;, accordance with the
menAten OF the Wing tienerl Committee requested to
Neiiesiev evening 18th INST o'ciocl No. 20l
Washington TO appoint th delegates The Maynrty
Convention and also appoints Ward Nominating Commt
select Charter Offices bo supported NJ The ensuing eec
ten It hopes! every true Wing will BE at his post.
iis2t LAMES = WOOD. Chairman Ward Com
" FOURTH WAl,D--pursuant to a recommendation
of the Wing General Committee. he Wings o. the Fourth
Ward requested the Shakespeare Hotel
OF William and Duane sts Wen nesdly evening the s,
inst ~ O'clock for the purpose Of eestinS Three Delef
70 Wing Mayoralty Convention, aud also select Ward
Nominating Committee for Charter Officers b. order of
Ward Committee.
ABM. PARDON. Jr. Chairman pso ten.
N,rILANIEl Il nlNtk Sec'r. iEf4lt
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

S Gen. CAss arrived in this city the afternoon Train
onSs,urdsy. He has a; Congress Hall where he
was called upon on Saturday evening by many OF our c-
zens. He remains In town until 70 morrow morning.
Albany A,Sys of Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
5. B. 5. ai1a2si klrssf.os, 5seere'aries. fpa

- AMERICAN INSTITUTE, FARMERS CLIIEB. LIB.
sfmer CAB vii meet al he Repo.i:cy Of The nsa
This Day ihe lSth inst. a. 70 o'clock NJ. Sutect- Iaa
M John y. Lesris Chief Engineer OF the CFoton Aque.
duct Viii deliver Lecture This Evening at u oel1es -
dtion Caaqfs ojdiFerent RE.
ConyersatioE Meeting "Wednesday Evening at u
subJec,- Light Houses aud the French System -F!.s
A.rmLers. citiz.ns and stIangers invited ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

CO. The Sensea County Courier, a good Wing
paper is offered for sale. Itenjoys fair patronage
Address John ]. Davis, Seneca Falls, \. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
T"oMIsa iT"r oaHHSspo Hrsnoop Secretaries. f@a
fM q

~ SIXTEENTH WAkD.-Th- Wing Elector. Of de
Sixteenth Ward will meet on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
The l9h inst. at half past O'clock the Mechanics Assem-
b!y Hall No Go West sxteenfstree between the siIh and
Seventh avenues for the purpose Of aprointng Commn,
20 nominate Charter Officers aud of choosing Delegates 10 i
Mayoreity Convention WILLIAM G.. Russell.
Chairman Ward Com.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

Erwesre indebted to Hen. Messrs. c. HupsoS and
J. P, ErsSzpr !Or Congressional Documents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

Dr. NcNais's Acoustic Oil ha bAr ussd h..
uuiris of persons who entirely dei lth the mo,
wonderiul success and has proved BE- safe ci Tor al
crn,ius of the . An deaf persons chose who an b.
5ing So and for convenience sake intending purchasing ca,
umpets enable ,hem u converse with heir fnens
ould advise To procur in their stead flask OF this celebrated
on which in S probability wall bring permanent rsl
Sold at q Couandt-s; $50 Fultoa-s, BTooSynPce 81
isSk
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

o. The human body Is. In climate. always yvnrns-
ha: the air ard IA oonticr2li throwing OF heat wser
this process Is rot performed fast enough, the Consequence
are .ever ard Inflammation Erysipeias and al eruo,ys
diseases the results OF unnatural condition OF hs
b!oo oi which too mich heat Is OF the causes Tb
plus OF caloric. unable 10 escape by lis nair or,l
As ias, Is generated within, frequently anry e.p
tons on the surface varying in their character With NJ.
emuerament OF the Individual. and other mOllyrg as
prcirpsing conditions. Il is obvious ihat the iirs: oe
In .nch cases shog be. 10 restore the blood 20 it nar
state There be something wrong IN he Sr.s l.h
ratory within some nnheal,hy ingredient. or IN uuiaA
prouor,iou Of some natural ingredient is present in he
bicod and wha; required i medicine that viii uu.Ye
ha: fupl oi the morbid acrid matter, and resore III d.
s,rvc SlUIibr o: coFsti;OeH. parts M.
s the peculiar nipcton OF SASpss SAHsArAStIti Il rev.
,llses e secrctiols ii restores disor:ere ii as
organs that supply the fluids o;whch the blood ompoei
20 their that each contributes its proper
proportiou 70 the stream Of life
For farther particulars, and conclusive evidence OF It's
superior value ard efficacy see pamphlets, which may Be
Obtained c: the proprctors and their agents gratis
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by \. T. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists. az Fulton street, Ssw-Yo
Sold also a. 2I5 Broadway, East Broadway and By Drug.
cis;s generally throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

H. WElG NOW WING EyER.-The Wings of the
Sti Ward, and all those m favor OF Reform In City
Government and retrenchment IN expenditure. re-
dncstcd to meet Wednesday, the 18th inst O'Clock,
Mayoraiy Convention and Charter Committee. The Dis
trcts meet follows:
Howard House, 5-l6o Yarck Deumans
2li0 Woostcr-st. G--N. T. cor Doninlck and
80 Ihompson-st 7--lO2 Charlton. Hudson.
4-Sweets' Hal. watt & s-5O3 washns,on-st.
lludSOn.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

J. \. NJ. BLEAKLEY, Chairman.
WILLIAM ". Dow, c,..o.,r,o,
WILLIAM b. PECK, 's'ie''''e'
Each District elects Delegate the aayoralty Con-
ventlon and one Delegate to the Charter Committee and
the Delegates elected meet the Howard House at
O'Clock the same evening.
flS u Courier please copy)
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
DALLEr's PArS EXTRACTOR Hcf Price at the Oiigin
Orfce, 81 Courtlandt-st. Tcyrd,1ef genuine.

q The Indian Vegetable Elixir and LIninent from p
CouTtlandstre.t warranted any case Of Rhustls
II yiv.s innsdis.e rsi}esi Strengthens weak iimb7
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

u ELEVENTH WARD--Pursuant 10 A recommendl.
tlgn fthr General Committee, the Whigs Of the Eleventh
Ward ind all othg3 opposed 10 Locolacosm aud the Native
l9!f INST, at hail past O'Clock the of Avenue
hifi street for the purpose of selecting delegates for The
ayoalty Convention and also choosing suitable pereon,
Iof nominating Ward officers be supported a, The SiRs
Election. b. order of the Ward Committee
CHAS NJ. SIMONSON, Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
srRsCRIRERs To THE DAILY TRInrNE.

Not lncludng aaY rrceved m the Lity oi NrW-i ok.
TEe cash IN all cases accompanying the 0rder
Eygsv.RY II.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

~ FOURTEENTH! WARD--Ehigs. one and insep
f'5e = agreeable To recommendation Of the Whg GeGe
Iai COMMITTEE the Wig Electors Of This Word requested
70 meet at the Broadway House WEDNESDAY EVE;
\ IN u the 10Th inst al hall past O'Clock Tor the purpose q
ectIn2 three Delegates To Wing Mlyonlt Convection ard
10 select Ward Nominating Cornmittee for Carer Oeen.
10 be supported a, the ensuing Charter Election.
ROBERT CRAIGflEAD,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18

% THIRTEENTH WABD.-' Nere, say Fsil -
fnr,naat 10 recommendation of the Democratic Wing Oe
neal Committee the Demo cratic Wings of th. Threeath
Maf requested 10 assemble h- clay Reading Room
Instant al haltgast o'clock for the purpse Of eeeting
ee Deesates 10 May0alty Conyrnton. aud I! select
Committee 10 nominate Charter Officers B order of The
Ward Committee ALFRED w. WHITE. Chairman
HOWELL SNu1I
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-18
RECEIVED TO THE WEEKLY
URIEI-NE SlNGE TIL. ElRE

The cash 4. 1N ca5e5 cccompGngtng thr 0r3sr.I
Weekly national intelligencer., 1845-11-29

opportunity offered reconquer this valuable possession
which has been too long neglected"
There you have it, reader The dissensions in the Pun
Jaub have become nuisance like the quarels of the two
islanders 50 the big islander walks and takes
King OF France two hundred years ago. gave Madagascar
which was none OF his to certain of his subjectus as the
big islanders grandfather the inervale land 10 him by
wills the natives of Madagascar disputed the claim for
the excellent that they heard OF exacty like
the gentlemen living the river bank the Fenchmen trad
ed Madagascar and the natives tolerated them until thew
became troubesomeusta the gentlemen did with the big
islanders boys and apples Il not the parallel complete
And yet the journalists of England and France, who find
such excellent for the territorial aggandzement
their respective nations cry aloud against the rapacty,
the INSCRIPTIONS ambition the national immortality Of the
United States Are there looking glasses in Europe
But while scrutnze and condemn the false pretences
by which power the other side Of the Atlantic seeks JUS
fy its inactions Of right may well keep wary eye
upon own courses This Republic fast becoming great
Power among the nations and national strength has
ceedng proclviy the commission of evil deeds Interest
very apt to the guse Of nghtul necessity when
has power achieve its ends and examples not wantng
in history, where positions have been assumed and
pleas up, not differing very widely in principle from those
which feel ourselves entitled to condemn in other nations
Weekly national intelligencer., 1845-11-29
FROM LATE EUROPEAN PAPERS.

DIscovERIEs THE ANTARCTIC RE6IoNs.-The Cape
Iown Gazette of 25th July contains highly interesting
intelligence from the Antarctic region According to these
accounts The Magnetic Pole nearly reached II appears
that expedition fitted the Cape and south
ward, under the command Of Lieut. Moore Of the Royal
Navy who succeeded in penetrating further towards the Pole
than any navigator before him
"The barque Pagoda hired by Government for scientific
expedition TO the Antarctic regions lately returned Smons
Bay, and the following particulars connected herewith may
be relied upon authentic This vessel, under the
mand Of Lieut. Moore, penetrated understand farther TO
the southwark beween the meridian Of Greenwich and 100
degrees eas than any other vessel attained before
her and completed the whole of magnetic observations
left unfinished by H. NJ ships Terror and Erebus The
Pagoda very nearly reached the Magnetic Poe but the guam
y of compact ice and icebegs which she fell in with pre-
cluded the possibility of her advancement Many important
discoveries made which will doubtless be laid before the
public the official report shall have reached home
She at times surrounded by cebergs considerably higher
than the masheads Notwithstanding which the existence Of
the Antarc Continent Victoria Land, has been confirm
ed beyond doubt"
The Paris MoniteE publishes Report to the King from
the Minister of the Marine the of the losses
tancd by the Government from the fire the Mouron part
Of the arsenal at Toulon
cit estimates the timber consumed at 2042 957fr. the
sheeon tanks either damaged rendered totally useless
at 2s7, 940fr and the buildings destroyed at s34, ,000f
making total loss Of 3, ,000f The report is followed
W aloya oiuohnhnct, Brhn'ig creui 70 uie ahouht W
3, 000 TO the Minister Of the Marine, be applied in
procuring fresh supply of timber TO the amount in value
that destroyed and Tor the reconstruction Of the building:
burnt, and replacing the tanks which destroyed
damaged"
The Debas gives the following from Agiers under date
the 22d uirno
"The receive from the West confirm the fears
inspired by the results Of the treacheiy which our troops
have been made victims Dilemma Ghazaouat The heads
Of soldiers parsded among the tribes has excited the
Arabs to such degree Of eecscence that almost genera
nsuecon Of the province has cnsued At Mascara there
has been revolt Of parts Of the Benz Chougrans, the Sid
Dahos and the Hachem Chetgas. The Djaflras and va
koubas also said have fallen off The camp Of Anzcr
left by the advance Of troops has been bum the road
between Mascara and Dram has been intercepted for
days In spite Of this and Of the warnings given,
ers have mprudeny ventued out and several have been
killed. and had their horses and conveyances captured by the
Benz Chougrans Oued Hammam. You may conceive
the advantages which the Arabs gain by these cops
Weekly national intelligencer., 1845-11-29

OF boats gay onamened with flags and which had borne to
the ceremony the Laird of Lochshe and large proportion Of
the men Of Moidart.
Such the gathering to commemorate event which
took place only hundred years ago. We say only be-
the change accomplished in that period the cha
and desnies Of the Gael amply justify the Of that
word Turbulent ferceness has given way and
peaceful spirit among and doubt Highlanders have
therefore, rejoice but their aeconate recolecons
cling vsby and strongly to the past that is than
doubtful whether they yet completely reconciled posi-
ton which they believe has left them many outraged prelec
tions and hpwrecked feeling Courier
Weekly national intelligencer., 1845-11-29

A ScRfMaLE DrAxosps.--From a reliable source
we learn that the French Consul Bahia has addressed re-
akable report the Minister Of Foreign Aiairs at home
announcing the discovery distance Of eighty leagues from
the capital, Of abundant mine Of damondsa of
ncacuabIe wealth TO the province II lies in desert place,
unnhabed and scarcely accessible and discovered by
accident. The head Of rich English company has
already exported II is said, million dollars worth Of
its produce, and, the working s left to any one who will
there present for It's treasures Eight or nine
thousand emigans from ali parts Of Brazil have already
pitched their tents on the savage and unwhoesome spot and
to the inhabitants Of crowded European state, the very
thought Of jewel-mne to be ransacked at pleameda
monds be had for the fschings temptation likely, we
stood in the way.-EngHsh paper,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1845-11-29

The New York Mirror is out Of humor with some OF the
fashionable mners says It is surprising that the in
nocen wives and daughters Of wealthy and ashona-
BILE citizens should suffer themselves be rczed and hum
bugged by what termed crack miners Of the city
adys fashionable hat the whole material Of which could not
exceed the cost Of five dollars, after receiving few fancy
touches and fashionable label is sold for hnype efy
dollars This about deep shave any we have heard
laid to the charge Of Peter Funk, and yet the fair victims
seem TO bleed without pang."
Weekly national intelligencer., 1845-11-29

SUSPENSION Bnrpeg At NIAeARA FALLs.-Charles EIIe,
J Esq., celebrated engineer Of Philadelphia, has within
few days past in company with Major c. B. Stuart Of Ro
chester inspected the localities in the vicinity of Niagara
Falls with view Of asceraning the practcabity Of sus
pension bridge the Niagara river There is point
about mile and half below the cataract, and the
whirlpool where the distance from high bank to the other
does not exceed 700 feet The cost Of hanging bridge
that point Of sufficient strength to sustain the weight Of rail-
road train or any other burden which may be placed upon it.
and made in the best and MANNER is estimated by
Mr. Elet at $780, 000 He offers to construct such bridge
for that sum, and tosubscribe $50 900 to its stock
Weekly national intelligencer., 1845-11-29

HEIns WAsTED.--Mr. BRApLIr Pass died some months
since in Louisiana leaving about 900, for which there is
no claimant He il said to have been from Vermont and has
sister living near Lake Champlsn. If the heirs don't get
the money the State will, ~
Weekly national intelligencer., 1845-11-29
POLITICAL HISTORY.

Memoirs Of the Washington and Adams Admin
isfrafions, and Of their Cabinets, from the papers
Of Oiver Woicoh, Secretary Of The Treasury.
Edited by GEORGE GIBBs.
Such is the title of an important and valuable ad-
diton to the historical lore OF the country, which it
is proposed to publish some time in the course of
the approaching winter.
The position as well as the career Of OLIVER WoI-
coTT was one of great importance. His connexion
with the Treasury Department, from its earliest
ganizaton, brought him into constant and intimate
association with WASHINGTON, ADAMS, HAMLToN--
the great names Of the Heoric Age Of the Republic
and the original letters, now to be published for the
frst time, of these and other distinguished men Of
the times, indicate the estimation in which he was
neld' we do not propose, however, to do more
us, now man announce the prospective appearance
OF TINS work. and to add that an agent is at present
engaged IN procuring subscriptions for il.
from glance at portion of the authors manu-
scripts, however, we are fully warranted in saving
that the work IS one which should be found in the
library OF every statesman and gentleman in the
land. The original letters which il will contain are
very numerous, and many Of them exceedingly in
teresting. Among the writers will be found WASH
INeToN, ADAMS, HAMILTON FISHER AMEs. GroRar
CABoT, TIMOTHY PIcKERNo, OLIVER WoLcorT.
father and son. RuFUs KING, WILLIAM SMITH, (of
South Carolina,) OLIVER ELLSWORTH, JOHN TURN
BULL, and many others of the great names in the
annals of the country. Upon the value and interest
Of their letters might dilate great length, but
our readers Of course will be better satisfied with
specimen of them than with the crude remarks which
we might make.
We annex, therefore, without further comment,
letter written by ALEXANDER HAMILTON to OLIVER
WoLcoTT in 1900, repelling with equal power and
judgment the idea entertained by portion of the
Federalists Of the day to secure the elevation of
.4aron Burr to the Presidency instead of THOMAS
JEFFERsoN.--New Pork Evening Gazette.