New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26

LETTER FROM Mr.. CLAY.-We find the follow
ing letter from the at Ashland in the Louisville
Journal ,,o,s,-
Gentlemen received this day your official letter, ad-
dressed by you the organ Of the people OF LOUISVILLE
10 me In which after sdyertng 10 the resolutions adopt
ed by them at public meeting expressing their feelings
arising out Of the mournfu but glorious intelligence
of the battle of Buens Vista and Of their desire to have
brou aht back TO this State the remains OF the brave
officers and soldiers from Louisville who died on that
day in the service of the nation you conclude by request
ing my permission TO bring back to his native state the
body ofmy son, Lieut. Col Henry Clay, Jr to admins
ter the last sacred rights Of sepulchre and sterward TO
erect monument TO commemorate his virtues and per
petuaie his deeds
yield gentlemen, readily the permission requested,
Louisville contains the remains of his beloved wife
and was the place of his residence at the time OF
bis death There is therefore peculiar fitness that
those who In life united together by the strongest
bonds Of affection should sleep together In death.
For the kind and friendly interest which the people Of
Louisville have taken occasion distressing TO
me and for the generous sympathy manifested BY you
In your obligng letter, tender an expression OF my
profound gratitude and thanks.
am gentlemen, with the highest respect your friend
To Messrs. William Preston Nathaniel Wolfe Isaac
Everett John w. Tyler, David L. Beatty, &c
The BosToS TELEGRAPH.-A New.Haven Jour.
nal explains why the wires no, more efficient up
on the arrival Of the Cambria while the news was COM
ing.
The Telegraphlc wires passing along through Cha
pelst and directly beneath where writing, are
twisted and tied around the awning posts strung up
the rails. gathered into tumble here and loosely
tied there liked up with bits Of old nails or bits Of two
strings and Ia some places liable 10 be pulled kicked
about by boys or losfers. Yes, the very wire over
which the Csmbrss passed and at the time II was
passing either stepped over pulled aside in some
places BY those crossi' Z the streets.
l
I -RsfatatioH.-The complaint against
Moses Philips OF Brooklyn the allegation Of obtain
ing goods By false pretences heard Friday be-
fore Justice Drnksr and dismissed upon the complain
ants testimony. IL 10 proper 10 add that Mr. Phi
lips not committed, we before stated but went
large his own paroe-the examination being de-
erred 81 hs request out in consequence OF the
necessary engagements Of the Justice. The dwelling
house Of Mr. Lawrence Alderman, 1873 Frsnkin-st was
entered about o'clock on Saturday evening and robbed
of six table and tea spoons. No arrest.....
warrant was issued for the Of Thomas Esgan
Of this City 10 answer complaint preferred against him
by James Walsh for having received and broken open
letter from Patrick Walsh OF Ireland directed TO com
psinant and taxing thereirom dram or bill OF exchange
for &c sterling $40 drawn in favor Of and payable tc
the order of James Walsh which it Is alleged the
accused took Danscomb & beckwith, mercha n;s and
by forging endorsement Of James Walsh 10 the draft
or bill OF exchange obtained the money about the
10Th Of February last. VIM Bancher arrested on
on Saturday charged with passing spurious q bill or
Ellen Norman, on the Points Retained for examination
e CoHventioH Of Second Judicial Distria-The
Wing Electors Of the Counties composing the new
Second Judicial Disa requested to send Delegates t.
meet in Convention the Orange Hotel in the village
Newburgh, on the llth day of May next of tina
day for the purpose Of taking into consideration the sp
preaching Election of four Judges Of the suprem'
Court for said District and recommending the prope
course to be pursued BY the Wings in regard to it,
All citizens Of said counties disposed to nominate can
ddsies with single eye to sr fiHss' rather than witt
exclusive reference Party Politics, are invited to
tend and co6psrste in these deliberations
ROBT g. RANKIN,
NATHL DUBOIS
Committee Of the late Second Senatorial District.
- All Papers in the other Counties composing n
District are requested to publish this notice
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