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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
Coroner. Omc.

About nice o'clock yes;ertay morning, named
Ma.y Hznrohar. aged about Is years and named
james OCJEnor, 2bcG; ~ years of age discovered
lying In ;her The third story No. 81
Cedar street, dead. The wife CT Hr oCounoF cisco
vere IL dying condition. and medical sit being rnmeii-
.:ey obtained, there IS soIe h ;rai she w be resue-
izted.
The two women fozn4 yi5y the floor ard :he
rar in the bSd- They discovered by lt.te srl-;Ie
atcptedt2rshter Of Mrs. Hanrohan. \ quantity OF btu
rutncGs coal found IN small CRATE in .ooui and IL
supposed th.: IRE kDded Tie CRATE with ch.r-
coal previous 10 teir retiring bed. and there being no
wa or TIE es to escape they were sufocaied while asleep
The tue state al the case however cannot Re a.rtsnsd
until tie wife CT III. OCoaEer recsvers Al the nart.
were engaged IN various capacities in the City Hotel
rourg man NAMED Charles c. johnson OF No 3nS
Aan-sreei foatkeepsie was arrested who lately f..
tie employ Of Aessrs. Stone Starr OF No Ceiaysr
AID WHO'S accused Of robSias his eTnpoyer Of Dry Cod,
20 ihe o1rof esou- three ihnasaId dollars with which
DC socEed s1fe II rogshkeepse and Commenced trading
johnson fully committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
Police ORre.

There were serez new ouplats made Monday morning
a,ains, Jane Smith, who arrested las; evening pas
nag counterfeit noney The bills Bu11ost to lie s2C's,
se Mechanics ard Farmers Eank OF Railway " j.. but
which altered from bills Of the (5rokenJ Tenth Ward
Bank When arrested .hc had counterfeit 10 on the
Wakefield Bank. ?. I. The complaints this morn
ing al Of -!mlar n2ositons with the rst-20s
the Bank Rahwsy. She a woman Of ve-y proposes
sing appearance. l 10 have gone into the business
rather extensively. she is the Bank Sote Lists say
:" admirably calculated 70 deceive"
An incredible Huber o. ped; lareenies. burglaries
saints AID batteries. abandonment Of wives by husbands
vG-alcy irinxicton, &c. &c accumulated sursay
- the Police oice-probabiy no; $ than iifty The
number Of voluntary Migrants startling and Is & keen
commentary the rum-se!!ig 'vi!ca direct cause
Of liae-teEth q these well Others.
probable that, had there been sold IN New York
O. all these disgusting would have occurred
and yet te tell that the City Se-York riust lie
excluded from the operation Of the very needed
New York and needed Eeve than in al he OF the
State together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
Pour in your yotes Enrly:

There will be thousands Of undecided voters at
noon to-day, hanging back TO see if they may vote
for ss!den without danger Of putting IN rival
whom they abhor. If Selden can only lead the
poll at noon, his election is certain. Now, Wings!
take hold in earnest this morning. and KEEP hold
ill you have secured the vicory. The right spirit
and the right effort makes all certain. Call on your
Wing friends as you go up 10 the Polls, and per.
suade them to go with you. Vote, and go after
any Wings you are acquainted with. That duty
well performed, STAND AT the PoILs-,lll tn
struggle is over, if you can, but single hour from
each of you will do wonders. Work! work
WORK ill the struggle is over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
Correspondence & livingston & Co.

NLbASf, afLi4 ON, 1870.
The Buffalo correspondent Of the Rochester
Daily Democrat writing ircm that city The 80 !rs:.
gives The iollovin. extraordinary intelligence
Az extraordinary excitement hs prevailed 4: Queelstcn
and Lewiston for The list hee days. The ice has dsap-
PeaEed from here with raptity. Such has been
Increment over the fails OF Niagara. accompanied by
strong North wind, that The Ssgrs RTer his been
T5ete!y b.ocScd ~.
TIE .ec ycsse fihe ~ wi;hic --Ie Of It's =s wss
Fy ssi aga In The rapid The ice eTery tidng
On me decks and warves II Queesron has been sveP; OF,
WIN me contents CT the store-hoGseS. y; Youngstown
has reae CT; every house the whAves and the
hoG. Ell has gone with Il The damage IL rount rot
iar from Sl19,eoO
Tbs i al have say the subject. It reached here
this mofui. by The Western HAL The Nah this sfer-
no0a We>; CT Auburn has fsled. that have 10 eoz-
trIr&tiou OF The reys. =. old IN every re
sPect learn that NJ. Spisat. OF the Csuaia EXPRESS
was a Lewiston 81 Tie time and unahie cross 70 Canada
on account @: the sc5den rising the river snsu-
Lar however ;hat the Buffalo papers OF Friday afternoon,
enc dy sV tie dale OF the above letter. silent The
subject Nj. SIneacs intelligence communicated
Mr.. Lee q your express, and by him TO me.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
Uhips, No,y or Never!

Tu.s DAY determines whether the Wings OF tins
CITY shall maintain their Organization, their Prln-
cipIss. and their union with the Wings OF the state
and the Nation. Deceive not yourselves, men
and be not deceived. IF you want TO break down
the Wing party, go about it in an honest, manly
way, by voting for Havemeyer u Co. One vote
10. Harper is more deadly blow at the present OF
future ascendency Of Wing principles than tex io'
Havemeyer Harper cannot be reeIected-Selden
en-, and viN. if all who prefer Wing 10 a Loco
Feco will only vote for him. Veteran Wings
prove yourselves men To-Day!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
United states District Court.
Before Judge Belts.

DrCIsI IS.
HcgGsl Douchsrtg ". The Steamboat Rsief.-Acton to
recover damages for injury by the Relief 10 the steam
boat Jacob Bell The Court considers The COLLISION 10 nave
cen caused bv nat;enton en- board the j. =. Libel dis
missed.
cCraclsa d L,ciagsio1 vs. The barqae Get'>mda-Suii
on charter party to damages for injury done TO
hides by worms on voyage the Coast OF Africa. the
Cap;a!n 1, asserted having sailed when his crew were
sick which caused him put in and lay AZ the Cape De
ye-i Islands bywhieh delay the hides became Injured The
Court decided that the beants entitled TO p per
cent on the vaue Of the hides
Jfntlai Safety and ether ms. Co.'S Tie Cargo ~ ne
tsio leorre Libelants entitled TO recover.
Ireo6 Lutte & The bdr4Ee j seph C"idTd-ou a
claim for Supplies TO the vessel al Mobile. Lbe dismissed
George Wii,aso T.s S>'r. vaeo,To-cross action on
a charter party Libel dismissed unless helani reply TO
Ramon d. zad9 vs. Tie brig ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
the libellanr tisalowed.
Rce Fy,-ie, vs. Steamboat MaExcepilOns to the report
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rEEPooL.
Decisions.
Samuel Sagsr vs.. c. f. De Camp.-New trial granted.
Jata ". Cooper AID oaers vs.. Nelson Baty.-New trial
denied.
Sad Alley vs. WA S slit aud ogers.-New trial grant
Araes,e Gdoa vs.. Tie Apaire worss.-Judsement for
Plaintiff
PS5pis S.ae 81 " I. vs.L " eo,liesond R Laurence.
New ;rial granted.
Yer HOPE and 8,i, Co. vs.. Tie Rtoeair Baal-Report
OF relerees SET aside.
Thomas C. DoreBia,, and others Samuel ~ Hauey,
and acknowledgement for defendant oil demurrer.
J0,es r Rogers John TiomPSoa-Judsment for plain
til on demurrer.
tntoo Bank T louisiana Nsetoher d cegter-Juds-
menr for plaintiff.
James G. Nus q. B. Lqndr.-JnIsment OF nonslit...
FreFt Pat. Pre& de- vs.. r. L. DMOugh6y-Motion
denied.
Ha7ts Wasoa, pnp5lie ada'r, VS.. John liz Aoa-Mo;on
denied
lanes q. Besaer vs. TI,oore Saadrard.-Appeal-Ju
reversed.
Sieiaias II BaJy,es y,. Patiet Raey.-Appeal-Jads-
ment affirmed.
Robert Aset5orn vs.. Jaesb Badgsr-Jujsmen, reversed.
and back for trial
PANE, 4. GGs ". The Hayor &c-Judgment am med.
Era ClearelIaf y. The Kdg9r-Jadgunent affirmed
Henri Tli vs. Eli:Gje,i Ld'crnce- acknowledgement
aitiimeG
c. Gray IS. jess, T. AppealJndyment reversed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
RrooItIy.n wings:

Especially those residing in New-York-yon too
often fail 10 do Your whole duty! Some OF you
vote in the morning and whip of at once to your
stores or shops as if you feared catching the plague
If you stad at the Polls half fan hour. Others come
over TO business first, and so back to vote Just be
tore shutdown, unless some petty matter ct trade
or money-making detains them In such case the
vote, If not lost is barely yote--the voter ex
er,s no influence, and ought not TO have any. Such
men ough, to be cxrravaganry taxed and mis-
govemed-thoy 60 not deserre good rulers and
wholesome laws
VINES OF BRcoKLYN. you gave way last fall TO
the Natives, and let them take every Thug why
should they not now give way to you! Your strength
is certainly equal TO theivs-y your candidates surely
not inferior. GEORGE Hall is widely known as
one of the hes, Mayors your City ever had-he
will be elected to-day if the opponents Of Loco
emancipate your City, by choosing Wing Mayor
and Common Council You do it. We trust
you ,cW. Bat it needs full days works do ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

CEDAR sTRHTT. ApnII.
Ms. GREELEy.--I am d Loco-foco, and have IN
yarably voted that ticket-but seeing your and Mr.,
Sedens efforts to rid your party from any supposed
connection with, and put down the llberaiily OF
+" Na,vism,' the latter of which, deem duty
most effectnay performed by setting WhggIsm IN
bold relief to il and thus leave II to ltsown Naive
ugn, S." shall vote tomorrow the e'stuc htS
Ticket Hereafter, however, shall again take the
liberty to fight you, amongst my own ranks
If you have as much faith in my honesty as ! have
in yours, you will take my word that will give
you my name, whenever you may want IL
A MERCHANT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

9c- Vines! do you remember the Native tri-
HENRY CLAY last Fall Do you remember the de-.
vice there paraded of an Eagle asing up a Coon ?
Do You remember the Corporation organs abuse Of
the Wings as corrupt, broken-do,cn faction Do
YOU remember how they have boosted of the re
duchon of the Wings to party of barely 900 in the
CiUi Do you remember how you have been
abused (along with the English language) in almost
every Native Speech till the City Office holders
were in immediate want OF your votes9 If you d.
remember these things, and yet vote for James
Harper, you must be Reeker than Moses or baser
than Iohn Tvler,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
Court of Sessions.

The following the of the Grand jury the
present term:
Demning Duer, Foreman Edwin ). Belknsp. Isaac
Coyett, George Cornell Thomas Dugan. John Fowler ia
cob Faulkner James II HouZhtang Thos. ~ Hooker.
joseph Keller, VIM QaIckenboss. Randall smith, Russell
Steb.s John ". stewart Albert W. Smith Alexander
Stewart, Phio ScoGed, Walter ". Townsend, Wm. j..
Yanhuskurk samuel Waterbury, Ben. Baily.
CALESDAE following Is list OF cases be djspos-
ed ofA,gult and Battery 3 Rape Robbery Burglary
49, Forgery /. Grand Larceny, Rloi2 These anew
cascs-In al @
There are - Old follows Indicted 49, convict
ed2 Abantonment?, W!nesses&c. ), making old and
,ezy f,.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

SARATOGA SPRINGS, April s. 1875.
Sr:-P. NJ. ColMAN, the Inventor OF the Improvement
the riano Forte, expired about O'Clock this after
noon his residence In ;his vage-e has been i'll bat
few days the Mumps and Measles together having caught
them when in New-York few weeks snce,-He was not
considered dangerous by his friends unit, las; night; when
an express despatched Albany for Dr. McSaushton,
arrived only about hour Before he died having been
detained IN Albany. BY the death OF Mr. Colman gloom
has been thrown our Village, he was young man
universally respected and esteemed. Yours, &C. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
Circuit Court.
BEFORE Judge EpMoSDs.

T1lAL or MARY BoDNE-MoYDAY.
The Judge announced that permission has been
granted By the Legislature 10 continue the present trial on
Election day.
Tho Testimony eioasd and Mr. De Witt on behalf Of
the defence. commenced the summing In which he
engaSed nearly the whole OF the day. Mr. Clark followed
on behalf Of the prosecution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
Stand Mt the Polls.

And when you see an old Wing conc up with a
Native ticket, Just ask him to hear you minute
II those who want Selden elected will just pursue
this course, The thing is done Mr.. Selden is THE
moment the choice Of the larger third Of oul well.
balanced voting population. He can only be de
fealed by his friends voting Havemeyer TO deiea
Harper or Harper to defeat HaSemeyer. But lie
us all resolve TO rote for the man cc rouid ehoos
TO haze elected, and Selden is Mayor. Why vot'
for any one elsel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
co,,,, C.len,lnr-Tu. Day.

Coxxox P1EAs-Nos3, ~ 2, ). 10 81. 81, %. S. %
CIRCUIT CorHr-To Iurors.-rhe Jurors snnlnond lIih
March will attend on Wednesday, and those summoned ol
3lst March VIII attend on ThuEday
The Civil Calendar will be called Thursday, and the
Calendar 10. The day will be Nos. |, >, J. s. 5, g. TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
FOE, ,t,L No.h,, Tiues

II Professor Rodgers and Ms and Mr. Loouis
have been giving most extraordinary exhibitions In
Nts.u1en ard Prenology combined. TIE OF Grove
and Hudson Streets Nh L { WONDERFUL lscrFer WehsTe
on roo say thsf these exhibitions ahsou'ey and
thai ;y are to be repeated tins week four different places
See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

do save us!' whimpers Nativism on every corner
by every devlce-by personal entreaties and whin-
ing appeals through our columns. Such ar, good
souls as the Wings are for this night opy by par.
,icular desire, were never before known. But let
these arts prevail and Harper be reelected and you
will never hear another word Of this from the City
oifice-hoden and their organ They know they
have substantial strength OF their own, or they
would not keep up this eternal begging for votes
from other parties. But let them carry the City
again, and they will claim every vote they get as
Native, and fire cannon over the victory of Young
America They are trading altogether, no, on
borrowed but on begged capital, aud must break,
They are net worth u shilling in the pound this
morning they will be worth far less tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

PUBLIC ROOM IN THE 18TH WARD.
THE Aston rALOoN. I3G EiGHTH-ST. AND @
ASTOR PLACE. three doors East Of Broadway,
y This elegant Saloon, Iueon the fist aeor)
nearly lOeet IN -azth With entrance AZ eithsr
end nay be rentrd By the day evening for all rabe occ
Siosi. Al1o for public worship the S4bbai-
Applf the p.erniar5 20 JOHN h bhOHA y
BROTHERS IS sEd a. Broad street. 62i Broadway.
y This i, particularly well adapted fora Pubic
Sales Room. a2bu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

RS WIGS don't trade atcay single Mayor
,,,tsl Won vii have abundant Offers Of Charter
ro,s :, s,cbange for one for Harper or Easemeyer,
wherever the Native or Loco party ieei sure mat
Charter votes will DO them no good Every effo''
will be made TO defeat you, candidate for Mayor or
,ednce his vote as much as possible. Bat co you
,sE care to vote the Wing ticke;, and be sure the
name of DUDLEY sELpEy is upon II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

~ Brand the liars who were yesterday clrculat-
ing reports that DUDLEY SELDEN had declined =
The whole immense fortune of Harper could mol
buy him oH:-the Empire and Schiller Clubs united
could not drive him from the course. Dudley Sci.
den is the Wing candidate, and the only Wing
candidate. He will not decline, and he will be
elected if those who prefer his success TO that OF
Harper or Havemeyer will just rote for him. Why
nhoud they NOT do il!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
Have yon voted :

Put this question TO every Wing you may meet
10 day. and be in the way Of seeing good many
If anv answer No, reason with them; en,reat ;hein
10 do their duty at once, TO their business
aiierwaId.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

The April term commenced yesterday before Judges Mel
son and Belts A Grand Jury empaueled, but dis
cha ged TIL Wednesday which day Judge Nelson will
deliver the charge OF the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

f3- Wings of the FOURTH, SETENIH, TENTH
ErEYEx1u and THlRTEENrH Wards We dare not
promise you local iriumpiis, but yo" Efforts may
secure Wing Mayor You moy elect part OF
your Ward tickets, for no one knows Aow things
will go in such queer contest Act well your
part and trust your brethren in other Wards TO dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

~ Vines Of the SECOND no splitting! You
can cleo: your whole ticket as well as part OF II,
and you will DC fools if you lose man. Vote the
straight Wing ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

rs FIRST WAsDERs. tteo Locc-E oco tickets are
before you-regular Polk and Dallas, though one
calls Itself Native. You must be poor set OF higs
down there if you let either OF them run IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

u For the Whis Ward Tickets and Places of
Holding the Polls in each District, sec First Page
For Mr.. Sclden's Speech on the Relations Of
Rich and Poor see First Page.
IL For some Items of News, see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
Heed not their Lying Boasts:

The Native faction is beaten, and The Leaders
wellknow il But they will make desperate effort
to-dsy,o dignity their fall by carrying few Ward.
ii possible. To this end, they will spread rumor.
tina, the Wings have abandoned their tickets
Wing candidates haV declined, NC, &c. Ever,
such story will be a falsehood No Wing candidate
can be coaxed TO decline, but every true Wing will
fight IL GU, to the last gasp; and rs shall elect t,se,
many aldermen as The Natirts can Nothing
bu, dis,rus, can cheat us out of noble victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
u. Di,tr,ct Attorneys Office
U. Circuit Court.

Ono OF the mates OF the ship Natchez was arrested and
held 20 bail charged by one OF the OF assauItng him
with dangerous weapon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

INTERESTING CxxEMoNY.-Yes,erday the corner
stone of Washington Hall was removed, in presence
OF Vice Chancellor McCoun, and several other cit-
zens, The Vice Chancellor assisted in laying the
stone, forty years ago. and was one of the trustees
OF the building. The box then deposited was found,
and on being opened, discovered the various pa
pers, Gems, &c SC which il contained. in per
fec, state OF preservation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

S,~p,'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oue rnaa Is SaEius ave-
nuon the Cataract Of NsgArs another who mas no t-
f The sublime and prefers mathematics metaphysics may
sduairins The embodied storm great wi'es l'irSe,
there are some things upon which all agrSe snd Of these
IS 10 take WHEN they sick the medicine they sgHse best
,Ieul;r 10 effect s;tejv care The only difficulty they
-yrvrienc. !, to determine What that medicine ~ scoiul'
Kne Evil and all affections OF the glands. also Ia every
susces cutaneou> disease SndSS Slrslrara Is now -
generally admitted be s.eclhc. TINT is may be considered
fixed fact simply because what every body SAWS musi Ne
tue It's reputation Is established on solid basis-sueces'
For farther particulars, aud cone usve evidence % ~ >e'
cr value .ud efficacy pamphlets. which may be oo!sei
of the rrap!ietogs arr. ih-r aceuts yva,Is
PREPARED aud sold wholesale and retail, BY \ - y.
SANDS wholesale Druggists. - Fulton stGs% New ~ 3.
Sold ,n AZ as Roadway = East Broadway. and by Drug
:ists generally throughout, the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
Subscribers Received to the Weekly
Tribune.
IThe cash IN all cases accompanying the crest.l
Subscribers to the Daily Tribune.

Not including a.y Fsestved ia The CHS 81 Nswfo'A
tTss cash IN aii sGsss ascosFaayiHs IKE erse' j
Noyp,Y. A.ril1. Geaeva. y. Y...............
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CITY INTELLIGENT nee.
MONDAY.

~ The Board OF Aldermen had shoE: meeting last
nh hut nothing Of any particular interest transrred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

g. TIE ByE1r-oAy OF FOURIER was celebrated
yesterday evening, by dinner, which was emil.
yened with many "a sparkle OF vii and genius and
consecra,ed by the atmosphere exhaled by faith
and nope The occasion was an encouraging ~
mindef OF the lie tina, is living, strong and pure,
beneath. the asiiated surface OF Society, and Is
working in silence toward magnificent results.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08
A Base Fraud,

| as The Tribune, Sur, and ErprGSs Of Saturday
contain an advertisement emhodylns great deal
ofalSehood aud nonsensc IN string Of resolutions
said 10 have been passed IN tailor's shop on The
corner Of Walker and Elm street by six persons,
| one o: whom (Moses Tsyor) was ~ Albany al
the tine; aud he denouaces those who used his
name as guilty OF forgery and imposition. One OF
The resolutions refers to the recen, Address of the
New-York Clay Clubs 10 Henry Clay as authority
for The absurd assertion that the election OF Wing
Presidential candidate WAS defeated by foreign
| Illegal votc' The author Of thai Address declares
this assertion in the resolutions Totally false. The
! Address contains no sneh statement. Henry Clay
was defeated by natire illegal vote, :" withou,
| which the "toreign vote" would not have Suthced
to defeat him.
oae Of Inc men who figures IN this pretended
| meeting has nos PRETENDED 10 be Wing for year
past, but was las, November caugh, slipping Ma
tire State ba'lois tcit5 JFght for Gerecaor, Gard
ncr' fer I.ies,teaGnt ara the Ioco f6eo Canal Corr
miS,ioasrs Sp9a tRem iato tkt ttclr; Boo Of the
Sirth H'ard H'bis colra,i:tee. THIS would have
been bad enough i. he had been real Loco oco !;
bu, there can be no doubt that the scoundrel was
kir} 10 do it, US il was part OF the regular system
by which Fillmore was thrown :, 800 behind in this
City. and the Locc-Foco bets on l0,0oJ majority
for Silas Wrigh, most most fou!ly won
o. The Express, abiding TO cur exposure of the
nuulticn OF Rev Mr.. THoNPsoN's able and ex-
ce!len, Sermon on the connection between Lewd.
ness and Murder, asks:
What rood motive can the Tribune have in giving lon
cevty to az aes or fact which the srthor himself desi
TO withdraw eo.ce' Tsss neither Christian
worGy Kindness.
Begging the pardon Of the Express, we don't
know TIA, Rev. Mr.. Thompson was The author OF
the fact stated by him about The publication and
iaiiaeace Of demoralizins books, nor do we per
ceive his right 10 withdraw il any how. As 10
the influence which this fact should exert, we leave
every one to Judge. II there Is any thing incon-
sistent with all proper kindness il our notice OF
the juggling mutilaton, we mn<t take the blame
of IL
Gs- DR., BANNING lectures this evening III the
pears,Teet Church on Physical Education and the Weak
iesses Of the Human Body &c. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-08

NJ. The Corporation Ofice-holders were very
busy yesterday circulating a whining appeal to
Wings by Native ofiice-seekcr, signed 4 'Vhig
Of 1884, and published in our columns as an adver-
,isement. 1t is headed in the handful From The
Net,. York Tribune in large letters. We thought
this was a trick confined 10 the buffers of quack
Medicines, but it seems that some kinds OF Poll-
cal quackery are equally desperate and unprincpled.
There was no possible indncemen, 10 credit US with
this performance except tia, Of deception and I'M
position. Well, well To-Day puts an end to
such cheats and their authors.