New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-14
Political and Personal Movements. &c.

piclon OF arson.
Political and Personal Movements. &c.
Messrs Jonas Pusey. WIN Hnes, WIN. Chandler.
J. w Duncan Joseph Lloyd, James &. Jackson, jacob
Pusey, eamue ~ Pussy, James X. Pugh, Thos Wor
rell aud A. H. Dixon, Executive Committee OF the free
Democracy Of Delaware have published an address,
calling upon the people Of that stste to organize and
form an electoral ticket
Gov Polndexier has published very long address %
the people Of Mississippi advocating the election OF Gen
Taylor Prentice Of the Lon,sue journal has STOCK on
hand and warrants them sound on the important ques
tions OF the day
Arthur Livermore entertains great respect for the
PHILADELPHIA Convention because he thinks II met In
The place where the Declaration OF Independence was
rgnedwhen the iact L. II met in the Chinese Museum
Linus B Comins. ESQ President Of the Roxbury
Common Council and Chairman OF the Wing Commit
tee OF that city has written letter in which be states
ihft be cannot support Gen Taylor, preierrng Van
Buren, although he cannot vote for him.
Commodore Stewart says the PAndfeiphta Mars, il
IN favor Of Gen Taylor. He one ofthe most prom
inent Democratic candidates for the Presidential nom
nation in l64f.
The Harrs5urs pa Telegrapl states that Dr. Luther
Reilly probably the most influential Democrat In Dau.
phn county and formerly the Democratic Representa-
rge IN Congress from that District has with number
OF biz political rends abandoned Casa aud declared
for Van Buren,.
Hon. Geo. Krcmer addressed 3 Taylor meeting az
ItnnburS, Union Co Pc on Saturday lest.
There was a large Free.soil meeting in RoxSury on
the llth met. Quite number Of hdSs present
Charles sumner, Esq and Bradford Sumner Esq were
the speakers
Hon Con stsrks and Col John F. Cameron Of MI.
wsukee, Wisconsin. have embraced the Free Soil doc
;riDss. and 90 for Van Buren, and Adams.
Medeme Derusmon, formerly Fanny Wright made
speech ste bunker meeting at Germantown Tenn
lew days ego
Aaron Chubhuck pfcslded at Free Soil Meeting al
bwsuds Bradford County. "a. the sth inst Hon
bsvid wilmot. Francis X Adams and Gideon Chase
addressed the vast assembly. Mr. spoke for upward
Of two hour. declaring his vnsitersblc attachment u
Van Buren, and Free Soil
Hon. Charles Allen 10 proposed ss Free Soil cHndi
date for Congress in the Vth District OF Massachusetts,
~ meeting in sou,hbridso We wssa Delegate to
Philadelphia
Richard H. Dana, IT, and Joshua Leaviti made elo-
queu Van Buren, speeches at Cambridge on the sh inst
Hon John A Bolles e leading Barnburner made an
Interesting Free sol speech ~ Mmblcheed last Friday
Mrs swi'shelm is now the sole Editor Of the Ptrs
spsh yisiior spicy Van Buren hebdomedsl. printed
Of the Office Of the COnm0cd Journal which goes for
Taylor and Free Soil
Many Of the Southern Taylor papers have gone into
mourning for Poks signature OF the Oregon Bill thereby
endorsing the Wilmot Proyiso.
The Florida V1ts one OF our exchange teens with
proof that Cas- is in favor OF the Wilmot Proviso, and
Taylor opposed to 1t
Corporal Strceer of the LoEeW Journal Gays that the
BasisR RepAbiioaa is "kingy fscet.ous In esti.
nation. since the Corporss advent to Lowell The Jour
nal has been horribly funny
Among the name. proposed for Delegates 90 the Cor.
ycntion TO smend the Constitution of kentucky per
cc.ve those Of the following gentlemen Geo w. John
con, James II. Daviess, Col Z. NJ. Johnson, Gen VIM
Johnson, Col L. Bradford, Dr. j. X. Desns, Dr.
Gano, Gen Pratt L. Il. pickerson, ID. H. smith A. Du
vail r G. MeCslla Col NJ. V. Thompson. James
Robinson. somerson Green, Thomas n Holland. Col
John Dwell Doctor / n. BLACK Gradual kmsncips
ton aud other necessary reforms viii be egiisted.
We notice In a south western paper the decesse OF
tha late Francis lngrahafn who In frat heVO
laronsry battles OF Lexington and Bunker Hin, and
died ON the oath August last NJ GrandguM Miss at
the advanced age Of g years He was buried al Port
Gibson.
Gen scheetz OF Whtemarsh. Montgomery Co Pa, a
patriarch OF the Revoluticn and who has been
,upied in many public stations died at his residence
On Mondsy week In the ssh year of his age.
Subscriptions are being raised in Kentucky for a
Boone and wife. The natives Of the dark and bloody
ground" feel proud OF their great pioneer Boone and
doubtless will erect fitting memsno where his
remains lay.
Rev. Mr. prentss. of New Bedford has been elected
e. the Proiessorshp OF Natural and Revealed Religion
in Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Ne.
Rev. William Payne Professor OF the Hartford Trinity
College, and recently Editor OF the Episcopal cdleadar
has been elected Rector of ST. Georges Church schc'
nsctady, NY.
Rev John NeVland MsiFt is drawing vast audiences
IN Arkansas, wherever he holds forth He has been
there for sone time past and is attracting universal at
tsntion Inc press OF the State warmly spplsad him
Gu Saturday lss the citizens of Caroline County Nd.
gsve public dinner 20 Lieut. 7 5 Hsrdcastle in
alteration Of bis distinguished sSsniry In the late
With Mexico.
Mrs Fanny kemble Butler i.'smOne the visitors 81
the Revere House Boston She Will soon resppcar. 1,
IA sad on the boards Of the Park Thester NewYork
Or. Cotton 10 exhibiting Peales great painting the
Court Of Death and giving philosophical lectures at
Boston-
Col Fremont isft Washington on Saturday ont third
expedition to the far West His present enterprise Is
10 be private one.
xr worden Cressen, L. =. Consul al Jerusalem and
ne Rabbi Bucklorc Cohen Of the same city arrived a,
Bosson on Monday.
Hon Henry II. Ross has fled his resignation OF the
ccs Of Judge of Essex County, New York 10 take ei
tsct let January next
FATAL RAILROAD ACclpESr.--On the Wor-
ssste. Railroad this forenoon the 10 O'Clock train for
Brooklins Of the track Cambridge crossing.
q consequence OF the breaking Of switch rod. The
n sineer Sss Ellis whose parents reside 10 this city
vas killed instantly, spds fireman named King had his
.ollar bone broken. Boston Jour. 18th.
SHrPwRrcx AND RrscvE The brig Tigrs,
shich arrived az Salem on Sunday from Ambri1 Afri
a. fell in With the wreck Of British brig Mary Hilbert
4 and q days from Bermuis for -, with both masts
the vessel having been dism sstcd In severe bur
r. .ask. 80, and