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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-14
Cincinnati EIectson-WhiCs In the Asccn'
dcncy-Nativlsm Defunct!!

CiNCISSAri Tuesday morning. Apnl4
Dear Tiibuno--I have but a moment 10 write be-
fore the closing OF the mail. Our Charter Election
came off yesterday. The votes have just been
canvassed Mayor SPENCER, the Wing candidate,
has been reelected By majority Of orc ttco h"'I-
bred, and JAMES SArFlS. Marshal, by about the
zane number, and eighteen ont Of Tic thirty members
ofMe Comctis!, Glory enough for one day
Nativism, Loco ocols,n, Abolitioulsm, Neutral
ism and half dozen other arrayed the niselves
IN opposition TO us, bu, we have beaten the whole
field, horse, foot and dragoons Hurrah for The IN.
domitable Wings Of the Queen City.
Yours. truly, CLAUDE.
[TS- We understand that The Naive vote IN the
whole CITY was about 800 Ed 7ttb ]
P. S.-As write fire is raging in the lower
part of Broadway, near the corner al Coumba-st.
block Of four buildings will probably be destroy
I'd 1t is occupied by II Erankljn Il Co cap-makers,
j. f. Willctt, l., NJ Sturges, beotmaker, and
Adams & Gunter as the Broadway Exchange. The
loss will not be very heavy, as most OF the furnl-
ture, &c has been saved The fire originated from
a oye-ppc in the rear of the Exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-14

Case of Andrew Klei.n.The Enquiry as to the 'aIaya
Insanity CT this prisoner Charged with Arson N the t
decree and causing the Death OF woman ana 9hie Ms
-, TIC ~ ,he Keepers Of the Prison corrobOes.,t
~ 1ic, Of DR. Warren the physician tina; he u,
insane Uc refuses TO converse with the other pIisoe,
through the water Pipes, and appears ssreraiy iae
sr. ~ r.S,sct mind. 4 witness was called 70 less
r :. 20 his character and department for some TIA
back bet renotc not be considered proper tencey
su1 rul! OUT Or Gray ard .Dt Earle (Eecailedl
rsrimonv The District Attorney, for the prosecuted
,r6 Mr. Shepperd FOR prisoner. summed up Tbs Jury NJ
tu-rel A verdict tia: he IS SAM HriaG.
lis ;ral on Tie man charge deferred 20 next Tern
The Over and Tormtner thrn adjourned sum ot
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Ms GoLDsarrH'S WRITING CLASsEs-We IN
ders;and that Mr. q. will continue 10 receive new
pupils the reduced OF t'o dollars o.d adf only
drn. The presen, month. Or: after which period he
will cv-e his classes FOR me Season. and tevoe his time
exclusively 70 pirate iaseotioH. The Pest Office
law which takes effect the ers q july viii be likely 10
create demand fo- god rriag and cheerfnIy re-
commend NJ. c.. system, which he uniformly teaches
with Success Mr. Gs $50 Broadway corner
If Resds street
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Ncn-york Town Elections.
roMrKlNs 90.

Wing Supervisors Loeo dc.
Dandy, c. w. Lord, Caroline. j. Champers,
DRYDEN, W. $. MiddGusi, Q. Grolon, Cicero Phelps.
Enfield NJ. Woodward o. Ithaca, Samuel Giles,
Hector, II. H. Woodward, Lansing, Luther Hcttcn.
Ulysses, VIM. j. Stone. Ncwfeld, Ben. BrOwng.-5,
5Superisors to 5-Las year Loco to Wing.
Or,- Junius, Seneca Co. has elected Wing
Supervisor on the second ,rlal by one maJority AT
the regular election re Last spring, % Loco
The Supervisors Of Seneca County now stand 4
Wing, Loco lust, one Wing, ui,e Loco.
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AXorrEE STEAMBOAT DlsASrER.-The steamer
Canada ran on d rock IN Alexandria bay 81 miles
from Kingson) on The Isl inst. The steamer be-
ug under full headway at the time Tan nearly half
ne! length on the .ock. and Row hes in that POSI-
tion with her bows foot at least out OF water. No
lives were lost, Du; al efforts 10 get the boat of
y-.r. useless
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EASTERN PORTS.


PyosnsRce April li-ar soop Adonis, Hawkins Albany.
Cl'j. bark Thames Silsby. Savannah.
Sailed schrs Moses Brown. and Mexico, Phaf sloop,
Encore Egiant, Mary, and Good Return, SYork.
Setrport April l0-Ar ship Menkar, Sherman, Pacific,
Ia lcahuara Jan 18th.
Ar ilth, brig Henry, Burt. Bay River, NC.
P0u RrT, April ll-Ar 9Th schr Massasolt, Godfrey,
Baltimore, s!oop Meridian, Lewis SYork
Sailed l0th .chr Franklin. SYork.
y,,e Bfoyd, April Il-Ar sclps Home Nendal, Daren,
ca Brutns, Robbins, SYork.
Sailed. bark Winsow. Simons, South Atlantic; schls
0neco, Volta, Lar4ln, and Edward Franklin, PhiIsd.
Rost3, Aprtl llAr barks Gen Scott Cunningham, Ma.
ua Dec IS pasedJava Head, Jan Il bark Kaz7n Leckie.
Palermo brgs Allen, Manson, Curacao Chatham Ncker-
son Baltimore; Palm, Eldridgc. Philadelphia VIM hit.
Fredericksburg; Angerctta, Cro~e!. Denmark Crowe.
Mystic Churchill, AID Florence. Nickerson. NYork Ban
ncr Harding. Norfolk Albany, Coleman, Albany; Abbott
Lawrence Meeser, SYoN
C!'d ship Viola, JfmesOn York ba Ks Satchez Lind
sey Bio Saneiro; Martha. Treethen Mobile brgs Robt
VAIN Sears Phad; schrs Good Exchange Green. Mia
Goaue, st Dom; JOHN Dunlap. Gaze. ST Thomas; We
uling willard, 81 Thomas and AUX Cages Anaconda,
Gorham, SYors.
Ar 18th bark Bashaw, Myers New Orleans.
CD slIp Charlotte, Yiett. Valparaiso sarks Garges,
Watson Havana; Catherine, Tuf,s, Charles,on Florence
Decker City Poiht, Va Lawrence, Howes, Baltimore ;
brgs Sord russ Rosequest. Crontadt Henrco. Paine,
Norfolk scrs Chester Otis. st Jaao Talent Mars;on.
York; Friend, Bacon, do; Splendid, crowel, do SUM-
Sickerson. and TUX, EldFitse, do.
Portland, April lO-CPd bark Rochelle, HCckin'. South
America schr Hope & Susan, Leach. SYcrk.
Ar Ith, scLrs Delaware, Trot NYork America, Crow
ell. do.
('Id briz Portland Clorgh Porto Rico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-14

ALR,Ny.-We never saw our State Capital az
parently more busy and prosperous thar al present.
The hum of chee-ulindus,ry and the hustle OF gain
ful traffic are heardin all her streets GTeatimpTo:c
ineniS have been made within The last i've years,
several fine blocks OF new buildings have taken The
place OF old unsishtly rookerieS, while new houses
have been built in all directions, and yet the de-
mand for buildings has fully kept pace with the sup
ply We have heard casually OF several en,erprisiug
citizens who have made handsome thing OF buying
lois encountered with old ,umbe-down buildings
and putting up elegant, cemmodious edfces in
stead The relocation OF the terminus Of the Mo
hawk and Hudson Railroad has been harry change
for Albany and the travelling public.
The D,avan House, on the site OF the old Tenn
perance House, al the intersection OF the Railroad
ierIy route with MarketstIeet Is astaely structure,
though Enthusiastically, II al all, interior 10
CITY Holel We believe II VIII De. when ready for
company the finest Temperance Hoielin the world.
M Delavan deserves more Than praise tor this aud
able inyestmen: of his fortune We hope 10 see the
day when Members OF our Legislature as well as
travellers viii be ashamed 20 prefer any other 10 :
Temperance House.
Albany has Daguerreotype establishnen;-that
ofwalkerS Gav,,c corner OF Market and State street
hardly inferior 10 any in his city or elsewhere.
We saw there large collection OF Portraits, on
which i, would be difficult 20 suggest an Improve
nent
If the time shall ever come when Albany and
Troy viii unite in bani>hng then iaces>ant teucs
and rivaries as unworthy Of two such clues, prrju-
dcisl 10 their Interests, and an inioegable bore TO
mankind in general We are sure II mus enhance
their present fiauerius prosperity.
GJ- Yesterday was warm and snliry, duIins the
day, but at night The old wind. refreshed bya sleep
OF several hours. got up again with increased
strength and lrEtabilliy The Gus, IS noI all blown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-14

Fsou HAvAxA.-The brig Havana, Captain Gil
patrick, from Havana bound TO Boston, put INTO
ih,s port on Saturday evening last for orders. She
brought no papers and but few letters. Captain y
informs us that :reghts were extremely dull al ia
vana, and that many vessels were IN consequence
leaving IN balas; He thinks there would be no
freishs Tor European ports before the Is, July next
The rains had commenced, but the country had
suffered so much from drouth that It was feared 1t
would DO but little good Savannah Rep. 1th.
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rn.nAY,S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PACE.-New Publications; Legislative
Proceedings; The Disaster of the Swallow; Green,
the Reformed Gambler, at Auburn; Mr.. Selden'S
Speech; News Items.
Fourth PAGE Life "a Poem; Commercial
and Money Matters; Marine Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-14

ny Hon. NAru'I P. TALLSlADGa has been re-
n,ored from the post Of Governor of Wisconsin and
Hrxny DopcE late Delegate from that Territory,
appointed in his stead.-ll Mr.. Tallmsdse had
neyer taken that Office, bu, remained in New-York
and done his utmos, for the Good Cause, VIC doubt
whether James X Polk would ever have obtained
power to remove any body
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-14

Arrest OF SUPPOSED PIESrr.-A person sun.
posed 10 be William Webster, the accomPlice OF
Babe, was anestedon Saturday, and is new in The
Tombs The opinion ina, he is the man seems to
be general. andit is supposed that Matthews, the
States evidence In Babes trial. viii make his sp-
pearance and identity the prisoner.
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III ~. -. Y >, ~ Trlbnne:

UL7t Ldt' Y q tn IfI077<'
am informed that Doctor Banning Is to lecture 'hii
onlav evening in the Pearl street Church. near Broad
way on weaknesses Of the Human Body, and Physical
Education.
Ahoughhs former lectures hare been attended 'e over
,lewing vet; wish that the whole city might sit under
whe!e course lie strikes with mastery SIKH At the DAD
hab OF the community. and shows amore eNcelcntwN
lie with the legitimate calling OF inc a
,spn IN overthrow no system but brings 10 bear sons
orina but simple and yet palpable truths which throw
new and cheering light many cpprcorons diseases
Let parents aud Young people so, and particularly e' al
,edcntary and dyspcpilc persons attend L. w l.
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F'sk --Abcu, half pas, Q o'clock yesterday
morning fire broke out in The Soap and Candle
FACTORY OF James Bschau, iS2 Elixabe,h-S,, be-
tween Prince and Srnng The building was OF
o'ieA' ana mo stories high. and was entirely con-
sDfneo WIN It's contents. IA adjoining stable was
much injured The building Of the Chambers
Nelins Association, lSe El1sbeiss-s,geet, look FIRE
on the roof, but received no material damage
Mr.. Buehsn's loss was absn, s., coe-insurance for
ST. 900.
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MISSIONARY MEEzNe.-I. will be seen by an ad
er.esnt in another column that there Is to be Mission
ar Meeting the Tabernacle tbs evening AID that Hon
TuEoDozz FEEtrSGHrIsLS and Rev. L. sFAuLDrSe, Ms
s.on2ry from Ceylcn. are announced speakers.
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gentleman. SAID 70 be member Of Congress rom the
West was rcs9cG on Saturday night In house II Ill fame
OF $50 He refused sive hs name At the Police otee
There number OF the usual cases, ou nothing Of
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MAP OF Nrw-YoRk.-There was an eror in our
statement OF dimensions of JohnsOns New City Map,
which we will here correct The map is scale 3!
inches to the ilc, and feet long by fee; wide.
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o1-Tbe igany Argus, in d lucid review of b.

l.z- The .ildaay Argus, in lucid review OF BE-
siness PROSPECTS, ior rs. observes-
is also well rewarded FER manufactures ale uu-
densby f0uri'hifs-
We are no, so sure tina; Labor generally Is ,celi
rewarded, but there can be no ratlonal doubt tia,
il IS better rewarded than would be but tor ,h-
reason adduced by tie Argus
Mr.. Polk, On assuming the reios OF Government,
finds the Country IN condition OF very general and
decided prosperity. Industry and Trade active, Ex-
changes equalized, Currency southland the sub
stan,ial wealth Of the Country very rapidly In
creaslng
Now our conviction Is very clear and positive that
the Protective Tariff of 1872 has lad sreainfnence
in aid Of the natural ACTIVITY and thrift Of our own
People in producing this state Of things Others, We
will not doubt honestly cherish different belief;
yet we must believe that II they had raade The mat
ter as much the subject OF earnest and patent study
as we have, many Of them woGld now De OF our
opnIon 1t does seem 10 Us ycy plainly lndl-
Gated by our National History that every Inclina-
ton of our policy the side OF Free Trade has been
followed IN due season, by condition OF Industry
and Enterprise Just opposite 10 that winch now pre-
walls And, in case the new Administration shall
succeed in carrying through Congress such change
Of the Tariff as its ayowed principles mus; dictate,
we can no more doub, than cant the rising Of the
sun tomorrow that great and deplorable change
in the condition OF Labor and the prosperity OF Bu-
sness will easue. Let US wait and see, prepared to
observe intently and Judge candidly
~ The Cincinnati Chronicle attempts 10 be
| severe on Mr. Selden's idea tina, our Physical con-
stitution as People is improved by the influx o.
European immigrants, yet insists that there can
hardly be such fine, robust, sawarlh race on Inc
face of the earth as we are. As immigration has
been constantly going on since the first settlement
of our Country, submlitfat the Chronicles facts
establish Mr. Seldens theory and disproye ts own
But, says The Chronicle, the Germans IN me
time Of Tacl;us were physically superior TO the
Germans Of our day. Perhaps so. The ancient
Germans were remarkably temperate, chaste, and
actiye-llving much in the open air, invjgorated by
hunting athletic games, &c Such training always
produces in time vigorous and sturdy race, and
rice rersa Blu, that the Germans were more
homogeneous people seventeen centuries ago than
they now arc remains TO be proved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-14

e Nj Murdoch delivers the second Lecture
his tonight. We hope Nj! he well attended
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ecs- The official returns OF the votes foy Mayor
Of Portland show the following result: Greedy
twhisl sl7; Clap tL.ocol SOS; Winsiow (Nativel
SIG; Scattering 10. "Wednesday next has been sp-
pointed ior another irisl.
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Court cmendar-rm. DAY.

srrgsos Corxr-Nos. To- is. le. 20, 81, 2? Is, as D.
70, 90. 81, 81. 80, B, IS, IS. 81, 50, 20.
Csacrrr Cor1r-Scs. :? }, 9. H. u, 2is H. Is, ie.l'
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70 We beg to call the attention OF our readers
to tie s-ae.s Glib The American Institute MORROW
a: IL o'clock u.
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Court of Oyer and Term,ner.

CITY INTELLIGE nee.
SATURDAY.
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fu- The merits and dement's OF the Liberty
Party VIII he discussed this evening IT Uniou Hail. o
Aathony street By Tics Van Rensselaer, aad T G. Camp
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Matters In Washington.
wAsnlSGToS, Apnl il, 1915.

II the Editor II he Baitilaore Pat7oi
4 large dcputa;ion OF New York politicians, with
ANXIOUS faces have arrived SINCE the election Of
municipal officers IN the Commercial Emporium,
and doubt will do their best 10 effect tn reno
val OF Collector Van Ness Postmaster Graham,
and Towle, OF the Custom House, from their nigh
Is lucrative Offices, 10 which they had he luck
good or bad-to be appointed by Captain Tyler
Let aay one who thinks, or dreams, that the At-
mnstratien will make nc more removals on pc
tical grounds, but come here ana be looker-on
for a week, and see for himself now The President
and his Cabinet Ministers are beSet and imPoTuned
dav In nd day out, by depu,auonS large and small,
and lone individuals, from every section OF The
country, aud from New-l OH IN particular, and his
thoughts, or dreams, Will soon undergo radical
change. The removals must go on. lie PreSi-
dent and Cabinet could not stop them, and have
any peace, If they would. Such Is the hat OF
Young Democracie ~
II Is understood that Mr. LabTaache, member Of
the last Congress from Louisiana. VINO s sui here,
will be appointed Naval Officer o! Inc pert OF New
Oreans; ana that Air. Stlles, OF Georgia, also
member of the last Congress, and also SUI here,
viii gel the appointment Of Charge des Aiiaires 10
Austria Both OF these gentlemen trere candidates
Tor the Havana Coasuiship.
The Globe Office Is undergoing SOFT OF apPrals-
msn; The sale 20 MesSrs. Richie ana HESS $50
be a boHG ids one. The whole establishment goes,
buildings and materials and the pIIce can scarcely
be less thaI 90 GO dollars It's possible that Mai
i J Donaldson VIII be partner N the concern. as
soon u ne can draw 10 d close MS present diplo-
matte duties N Texas The Globe Will probably
take another name, uader which lis new CONDUCT
ors hope OF course II will smell as sweet d forrl-
erly IN the nos,rii> OF . Democratic members OF
Congress Mr Blair rea;s ms Inc RESIDENCE IN
lowe. near the Presidents, 10 Mr.. Secretary Ban
croft, and moves 10 his country residence IN Mont
souery Cosnty, Maryland. It's said thai he has
refused foreign mission
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The SEAsoy.-Jhe Franhlias (La.) Banne! OF
the 18th ILL., says So faT our crops have rot been In
ured b. frst, although We have had three pretty
sharp Fights his month The Cane well M, and Corn
begins sprou, China and with u.s. are IN
blossom, and Creole Peach and Plumb Trees already BEAR
Fruit large marbles Cu- Kentucky Fru! Trees
begin put forth leaves while those NewIcrk have
no: yet sweiied II the bud"
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Court Of Sesslons.
Police Office.

The case OF Davis occupied the whole OF saturday III
Iu,lcc WILL charge this morning.
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r,ssrvcrKs AHRIvED

IN ,5 ,io Nr,r yort from ChGriesoHAIr Neie' lady
and child Miss l. LLOYD. Mr. Mcmahon. Nelson w Pen-
up. {; 7 J. uton. e W Suydam, J r suares' Na'hs"'
- r II eater lion r ! Pattlsou IL Bradley, John
BRYAN. Master Wishtnian. aud - in the steerase.
h. he A,4g E1.d IRON s. Croir-Mr and Mrs peWhefst
Elvorp Emily, Fritz. Henry and Sophia DewherS
Ia N brig GIorgtaad, from SardRnd1-Mr hedSe' ~" :
IN the Storage. ,,,,,
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e The distinguished Western Painter. Mr.. w.
c. ALLEN, OF Kentucky, Is q: present II our CITY and
expects 10 embark for Europe IN few days Mr..
Alea, We understand, intends 10 travel through the
greater portion OF that continent, and 10 reside for
some time in Italy
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&C. Yesterday was warm and suliry, durins the
day but at night The old wind. refreshed bya sleeE
OF several hours, got up again with increased
strength and irTitabihty The Gus, is NOT all blown
out OF the CITY yet
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Re- SEQ Last Page.


Shin New York Hull Charleston, days nom Charles
ton. cotton and rice, to George Bulklcy
Brig Eliza. Lockwood. Is days from st Crok sugar ana
u Forest Il Son. sehr Empire CLARK sailed
same day for Niork.
Brig Tuscany. lioy. frcm bordeaux, Dec l2th. brandy.
oil aud FRUIT to John Durand Co.
Brig II Benton. Roberts. - days from st Jaan
A. hides dycwsod &c 10 II n Cotheal. Left no Anne
ricAn vessels Juan Left at Poniorenus Pacific, bark
Lconcs Metca Kclahea TO sail Feb 49, Brig Frances
Cam, salle, for NYork f the latter place Feb g.
Brs Caucasian, Watts, l? days feom cardens'' Caos.
molasses. TO John Lasala Left brig Alice, MilS for
York next day. Bark Everion Mayhem hence just al
rived.
Brig Georriana Courier, days from Savannah, cottOa
&c. to Mott Bedell.
Bris Carrier Bcecher. from Palermo via Gibraltar, %
days, fruit, to Fitch a. Co.
schr Traffic, Gardner. from baltimore, mdse. to j Il
Briggs.
Sclr Eliza Law,on, Lanphcer, from EdentOn. Sc ccru,
TO master.
bcr hides &c. Glchfis 4 Co. Sailed In co with schr
Reaper tor SiOrk.
scir Ann Maria, Jones, 3 days from Newberu, naval
stores, 10 l. Mitchell.
Schr Tosa lallock 10 days from Apelaclcola cotton.
Sclr Ann Rogers, days from Charleston, timber, to
schr Kent, Hamilton. rom New Smyrna, ship timber.
bound to Boston.
schr rail,s. Haskell, from FreepOrt, Ne potatoes to
schr vcsper. Baker } days from Norfolk and cot
ton. 10 j NJ Williams.
schr WIN Russell. Ksg, days from westport oil. to a
Scir Florida Mott days from York River, Oysters,to
master.
Ne,c Orlraps April 3-Ar ship Franklin, Thomas; bark
Manchester. Snow. Boston, hrg Marselcs. Sleeper do.
era, ships Concord Lord, Boston; Sarteie, Taylor
York POwbattar. Stone. do; Europe, Barker Bremen
Br ships Lotus. Llverpool Cromwell. Quebec Br harks
Hebe Liverpool; The Duke do Bona Dea do Aust bark
Amelia, Trieste brigs GcorgiaDa, st John NB Leyan
SYoTk; Oregon, do
Ar an, ships Maryland, Rains, Liverpool; Jane Ross,
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Detorc Jadse EpAoNps. and Altermen WiN'hF AND UlI
ISSoS.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

IMMATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
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Bf THIS MoRNING'S MAIL.
From harrisburg.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
HAzarssrSe. Apr, Z, is''.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1845-10-16
Glorious Victory.
TIE PEOPLE TRIUMPHANT

Bv the returns, which we publish in another
column, IL will he seen that The regular ticker
tor ibe Legislature has been com plerely used
up in this District. The clique Of dIclslors has
been routed, horse foot and Dragons Mey-
ers. The candidate of Jimmy & Co, has bu, the
palirv majority of 223,in this county, over Col
Snyder, The peoples candidate. whose majority
in Northampton is 562 over Meyers. Snyder's
majority over Sammy (''who was Gu, gu, for
ahe Legislature" bu' spoiled in the making up
is. la the two counties, 339. The whole vel
un,eer Legislative ticket is elected by from
$50 !" $50 maJ"riry. Glory enough for life
lime :! The people have arisen in their ma
jesry and have pronounced the doom of those
who have been boasling that they had ruled
aud would rule this county. The sceprre has
departed from them. and they poor fellows look
as If they had swallowed an apolhecary's shop,
houles aud all. Poor Sammy we really pity
hin. What ,r,H lhe temperance folks now do
az get some Que to present their petitions al the
nexr session! But the poor used up clique
what have they TO comfort them. They have
aso their darling Sammy. their Prothonolary,
1heir Register and Recorder, and their Com
missioner. Not drop OF comfort leh-,oo bad !!
too bad! Why would no. the people suffer
jimmy 10 rule Them lnile longer! Wonder
what has become Of those picluIes! Ha! ha!
la T.