The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. —— Vol. IX.—No, 99.—=-Whole No, 3312. NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1843. Frise wwe Cents, = Rochest (Correspondence of the Herald.} Rocnester, 3ist March, 1843. Tyler Meeting in Rochester—Great Row among the Office-Holders and Office-Seckers—Battle between the Real and Pretended Friends of Capt. Tyler— FOR NE\.. RLEANS. THE NEW YOR HaWALD dolly newspaper—pub- | LOUISIANA AND NEW \")RK LINE OF PACKETS lished every day of the year except New Year's day and Fourth ef July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- akarthe better scoummodation of shippers, Te is Invended te ui ; ‘2 ship (rom this nort i, 8 ‘ eR pel sie: 2 eco SRR TRE ‘1 each mouth, com. encing the 1th Gctobor and contina: NEW a, RAILROAD, AND TRANS- TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘ TYPES, AND ALL 0 5 NEW YORK AND NEWARK. MM AN UACTUNED A MATERIALS what of beef there ishere (shaki: Bam. I amot like the Hobespertang end Bontors ole and present times, nor even like the dem: surround me—but I ama republican. (Loud cheer: Sir, are naturalized citizens to be abused by naturalized CONNER’S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDRY, are’ fo 38 conte. Conner or Nassau anv Ann STREETS, From the foot of Courtlandt street, New York. 5 Ae ay citizens? (No!) Sir, there were nine foreigners th signed the Declaration of Independence. They fou and bled to secure the liberties we enjoy; and the cypress until May, whem regular days will be appointed for the re- morning—price 6} cents per copy, or $3 12 per annum— | mainder of the year, whereby great delays and disappointment seem pe ons RiNSiieaeetey eae; pom etowie | TT nee senlyimepasy TM | CAN BE SHAD AD FICHIERS glgR, GENT De-| The Poltcal Milennium Davning fa: Get aah ed ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of Kaw YAZOO, Captain Comel ato OM: Ath PM. at AM. “Ar tig P.M, | "THE under igned resvecrinily informs the Old Patrons of the | Pursuant to notice given by the Tyler Committee, | names tothat immortal document!” (Here the chee the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing Se ISRNSSIP Se Org, 11% do. 4 & ad BY Bo. Donne tnd pusreoty ne Found y: formerly known as James | a “ meeting of the Democracy and the friends of tremendous, and Watson sat down.) aut. Tchas the largest circulation of any poper in this city, Bh LOUISVILLE C Loh : wf | patilcin aenerals thatinev are presse cnexecute srders fur | President Tyler,” was held at Monroe Hall,this day. | jg fete SRtOar wa De Se errs oe ronoad or the world, and is therefore, the beat channel for business | = Bhip GASTON, Captain Latham, From the foot of Ceurlsndt street PRESGS, CHASES, CASES, IMPOBING STONER, | About 175 persons were present, consisting of about | grgans for Joba Tyler, adjourned sine de. men inthe city vr country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- ane HUNT SVIUL Captain Mumford. * ar gig New Yon, 4. hear Newark. INK. PRAM ES, and erry other article necessiry to form | one hundred Clay whigs, fifty Van Buren and Cal- aorta ridiculous farce, which vance. Shi NASHVILLE, Captain Di New “VoRK, ELIZABETH TOWN, as good a quslty as auy other éatabiahmeatia the Uiuted { houn democrats, and twenty-five “friends” of the ott ely ene PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate | Shit, LOUISA, Captsiu Malfords bai ear a ae A ia Hea Mae oup paicentren vounn, | Captain. It was a most extraordinary meeting— Harrisburg, Pa. “spears Su mee ee GORDON BENNETT, Feeders weer ime aes eee, pte ot ep Agate, _ 108 cents. | extraordinary from the’manner in which it was got « [Correspondence of the Herald.) 2 . 2 if pM. fireparenl, Minion, Harrispura, Pa., Slt March, 1843. Curious Movewents in Pennsylvania—Contest for State Printer in Harrisburg—Scenea of Albany over again—Henry Clay’s Prospects Rising. Dear Bennett :— This city, and the! Legislature ‘which is now in session, has been in the greatest excitement in con- sequence of the law having passed, electing a State Printer for three years, to do all the printing of the Government. I will subjoin a history of the case, as it came to my knowledge. Since my arrival, the excitement has grown out of the circumstance that the three leading Demo- cratic papers, to wit, the Reporter, Keystone, and Gazette, had combined their interests, united their strength, and supposed their election eure, with- out opposition. But the editor of the Reporter, Sohn H. Dimock, not having been included in the arrangement, came out as an “ independent candi- date,” and before any one was aware of his move- ments, managed his card with such adroitnees and success, that he drew one-half of the Vemocratic members into his support. From these he extorted peda to refuse to go into a caucus, and vote for im in convention. He had managed tesecure the entire Clay Whig vote, and up to one day previous to the time fixed for the election, his movements were not discovered bythe combined establishments, It was at last discovered that he had taken the field, and no sooner wasit known than the mest deter- mined effort was made to crush him. He was thrust out of his situation as editor of the Reporter, and every species of falsehood was put in circula- tion against him. The Buchanan men swore he was pledged to Tyler—the Johnson men ewore he was pledged to Buchanan—the Anti-Porter men swore he was leagued with the Governor, and thus single- handed, without a press with which to sustain himself and friends, he boldly and fearlessly met the fierce and vindictive assaults of ihoee whowere com- bined against him. He contrived to foment jealou- siesand divisions among his enemies—drew his own friends more closely around him, and although se- veral of his friends deserted nim, having been bribed or frightened away, he still wae formidable. At length, the Speaker of the House deserted to the enemy, having been promised the next Governor- ship, as iseaid, and with him, went several more. At last, acaucus was held, and Bratton, one of the combination, was nominated, there being but 42 out of 80 members in caucus. Seeing his case grow- ing desperate, Limock managed to enlist the Gover- nor and his friends on his side. But here he met another obstacle. Several democrats, and many whigs, refused to join the Governor’ friends, ing all was not right. But he succeeded in uniting all the discordant materials of which his party was composed, and when the Legislature assem- bled in Convention, on Monday last, the vote stood, on second ballot— Pro passe! all Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. | Sy Srrevienced mateys who will make every exertien 1 giv ‘They will at all times be towed up and reTor ov THE HraaLy EotapuisHMEnt, Xwly coppered and put in splendid order,with accommodations comfort. ‘They are commanded up and conducted. [ have carefully reported the proceedings ; and in order to have them laid before the public as they ought to be, and in a paper hav- ing the largest circulation, I have transcribed my notes for the benefit of your readers, which I sup- pose includes the Captain and his cabinet. THE MEETING. ‘The meeting was called to order by E. B. Wheeler, Esq., who nominated Gen. E. A. Tueucer, for President pro tem, This motion was opposed by Mr. Warson—He was in favor of open nominations. He wanted all the otficerd appointed by the meeting— packed committees were obnoxious to him. He moved that the Hon. Josernt Sraono be the regular presiding officer of the meeting. Mr. Bassett— I second that motion. Let the officers be appointed by the meeting. ‘I’his istrue democracy. I hope the motion will prevail "Phe motion was voted down by a large majority, and Gen. Theller took the chair. A committee of seven was then appointed to nominate officers for the meeting, and after a short absence they came in, and made the follow ing report : ion. Joseph Sibley, President ; George Mosier, (Whig) Dr. Smyles, Loco) Peter Pricé, (Whig) Giles Wolden, (Gere) Jobn Cunningham, (Loco) L. Beaedict (Whig) jos. Strong, (Tyler) Jos. Medberry, (Loco, and not pre- sent) John Hayes, (Abolition) E. B Wheelrr, (Leco) and Jared Newell, (Loco) Vice Presidents; 8. W. D. Moore, (Whig) L. K. Faulkner, (Tyler) Jason Bassett, (Whig) and P J. Macnarama, (Loco) Secretaries. ‘The report was adopted, and the above named gentle- men took their seats—that is, as many as could find se ts— a8 officers of the meeting. On motion of John David Walsh, a committee of seven, consisting of 8. G. An (P.M.) A. H. Jones, Dr. 8myles, John Hayes, E A. and John D. Walsh, was appointed to report reso- lutions. The committee retired, rity scene of great con- fusion commenced. Mr. Chairman, I call on Mr. Watsen for a of laughter.) Mr. Watsen begged to idney ! Kidney !” was shouted all over the room, amid loud cheers, laughter, &c. Kipney.—Gentlemen, I am here, and right,too! Shall preach temperance to you by and by. That’s all.” (Cheers.) A Voie: speech yet!” Here there was a short pauses but at length loudcalls for Mr. Bassett were eard. ‘* Bassett! Bassett! Judge Waring! (Cheers.) Dawson! (Roars o! laughter.) Jones! Sawyer! (Cheers.) Go it—great country this!” and other names, remarks, kc., were called out all over the hall. Mr. Chairman, I never saw such a meet- Brevier, Bourg-dis, Loug P imer, “ ry ICA, ‘The trains for Westfield, Plainfield, Boundbrook, Somerville, he Mississippi by steam! e., connect with the 9 A M, 2nd 4% PM trains trom New 3 the owners or captains of these ships will be responsi- | Yor "dno. Send + . i 4 Welry, buillon, precious stones, silver or plated ware, | ¥ 9K: daily. Sandays excepted. ey 3 AE = og og eget ya cable, bowilee ai ie cxtoral tthe ef ror ackage, seh ty e pet on beard of Fare between New York and Elizabeth Town 25 cents. Borders, Cuts, Brass R: other articles manufac- k ¥ ‘i lle, 79 cents. th od tile ine og ots, with grape vinesand fru] them, noless rewudar bills of lading sre taken forthe same nd NeW YORK, RAliway" AND’ NEW BRUNSWICK. stiles eek wp to ccltrr ts Clee teeabed: wide " "JOHN A. MORRILL, Eaq., Wor freizht or passage From the foot of Courtland: street, daily. | "hu "rype east at this establishment, is, both 1m th fc ms 2wr No. 11 Chaipbers st, Pre GOH Ive & cose Beuth stor Lege New’ Leave New Bruawiek. Fane and’ he material ofwhich tt 1s made’ particularly, adepted 7 houses on the corner of Sth street and 3d avenue; ei HOUSES TO LET AT YORKVILLE.—z BA tt 9 P, OL ft Ste-eoty ping furnished to order. ry NB —Scch, Newapatvers as will copy the above three times, On Sundays the 544 and 7% 4M. tripe rom New Branswick | the ‘amount of the three insert and fom P. New Y¥ ork, are omitte 7 7 7 Fare bstwoen New VerCand Now Brasswick, 75 camry TREASURY DEPARTMENT. The fare_in the 5% and D6 A. M.trainfrom meee EALED PROPOSALS wul be recvived at this Depart- TO LET OR LEASE—The modem built three nil forward all goods to thei og hose, Np Cr Hl Pace ppc | OBER urline at wssned sal pnetgly se ory wie lar, mahog-ny doors, ke. ‘Toe | vertised, end great care will be taken to have the goods correct. Forge temunt ie wi] he let on reasonable terms. Possession may } '°tnennired. me the Post Office ana the Park, /Ocation is convenient for | PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND re CHARLES G. STOPPAN! fi TO LET—The upper part ot the store No.7 New making a bill of tour times al wen! until the 17th A-ril next for building the iual'sof one, two, or three tron Steamers. to be used as Revouee Cutters on New York and New Brunswick, to 50 cents. thé gon const, of the fullo eee and Rahway to ‘° street, a {rw doors from Wall street; the second story avis yy te ud importa - Babb ha'two olfces; and itis adapted fora merchant orlaw- | ments for bringing ‘Out passengers from the old country, the sub er. il with “Also, the three story house #1 Walker st, between Broadway | the for friends. to 4 imation for a ‘genteel family, o¢- Piet ge 9% and 43¢ P. M. train from New York, has been re luced. engers fiom the old country, the sub- ce 1uform those who my Wis) to set- te the present season (1843) that they their interest t> make the neces bring ths oldest or longest shed out of ell known that that the arrangem-nts are com- ." sy. Messrs. Valentine & Co., as a feed store, a ships of the first class s.ling weekly, and the ac- situation. commodations fitted up expressly for the comfort and couvent- : ng dimensions. say one hundred ry, 146) foot on dei wenty thr * (2) feet beam, and i teu (10) feet hold” Drawinzs aud models. for building to Passengers who, procure their tickets at the tigket office, re | Foihnd “by the Departmrut, is inexpested ther thes boats will be built in reference to Hunter's. or Exicss u’s propellers be American, and of the ted, with pur ap, ‘The whole of said iron work shall be wei wrousht and Gtted to its appropriate place, and being pur together. Pavment will be made accer i NEW YORE AND PHT ing, | Det Weight per pound, meta ting coal bunkers, water tanks and galleys. The chain tary to the hull and Chiurel eunied by Mr. Verplynck. ‘The [brick store comer of Pike and Cherry streets, occupi- cellent ry arrangements, ta geive a ferry ticket gratis. Tickets are received by the c ductor only on the diz when purchased. fll 3mn* ‘The iron used in construction WINTER ARBANGEMEN]. Pedlecd {rae Calbre. cho wee wo good coats of ‘Lhe convenient two story house with attic rooms, basement | ence of passengers. and counter celler, No. 229 Nineteenth street, occapied by Mr. | “Should. those settled for decline coming out, the passage Week i ‘ Phe tea atpry brick house; No.78 Gold etregt; one door fross |) Matey Will.ss wraal. be yefunded to the pany from whom 1 Spruce st., formerly owned by Mr. Miles Hitchcock. The ‘A (ree fe per steamer frem the various ports of Ireland rents will be moderate. BAG and Seotland, to Liverpool, can be secured if desired. Ap- MR. DEL, ply to in rm Via Newark, New Brunswick, Prin vT Bord ia Newark, New Branswick, Princeton, Trenton, Bordex: | {n'the proposal ¢ s THR a einetON ag stated. A spar deck of hits pine § by 6 inches to yes ed ; currd from underneath with th eave Neve Koptstrom the foot of Courtlandt street,daily, at | Snd pinned; berth deck cf ash or yellow pine 2g ivches by 6 aed bre sptked and ‘bolted tothe berth deck beams, also cau'ked an steam to Fone onsee 2 © Lortentown, trom thense by | played; eating plank of whice dal 0 the ocring hends 5 inches APLAINE, 68 Wall stre office No. 9, cor. af Water ans T Ola Eatablished Paasate Oltice 213 Pena at, j ET—The fire provt prick store, No, 165 souk ished Passage Office, 273 Peal st. ane eaaadhaes ee Se I eHERES Lo) gn me ‘Or to C. GRIMSHAW & CO. BB WOODHULL & MINT" 87 Sonth street. “pir is] FO LET—The two story bi ek jase sd premi or 10 Goiee Piazzas, Liverpool. Drafts on London, Liverpoo!. the National Bank of Ireland, Northern Baukiug ‘Co. nd National bane of Scotian, at sight, and for auy amount. Apply as above. "8 im¢r URN, ch h ence Yellow pine ¢ inches thick to the l-w-r deck - elamps, all of which will be estimated by the squ ‘re superficial ange of cars feet. The materia's and weight used in coustruction to be approved, and the work to be tuspected by such officer as the os Li pt eds direct Camden, Prag cEToainE fine proceeds direct te Camden, (opposite _fassougers will procure their tickets at the office foot of eae re eaetigs ere tons Heamboat will be in | Secretary’ of the TTreaury may npooint, and the work to bs Philadelphia @ crates. are conveyed from city to city, | Vouencconling (0 the divgction of the sunerint:ndent. |The No. 45 Wooster street, fini the most modern with ble mantel. id fold: door NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKET d. Soashone, Apely 10. JOSEPH McMURBAY, | a ailfrom New York on the 25th and Liverpool on the imth m23r 100 Pine sireet. each month. Beh | TO LET—A Bail Loft mstore No. 61 South strect, # Pay ms. 0 fhe Femonable terms. APPYGHN HERDMAN, calle On -the premises. Ship in six months from the day of di f bailding, ‘The workman elivery by two competent judge without being opeaed by the way. ve 4 pleted wi Ench train is provided with a Ladies Car, in which ivering the moulds and plat menis and dressing rooms exprestly for the Ladies use, Pt | % beluspected previ Retuming, the fines leave Phuladeighie trom the, foot of | (6.00.0. chorea, by ‘nom New Cay iddy, 25th February. IBDONS, Cattain EB. Cobb bth Apel HERIDAN, Captain F, A. Depeyster, 25th May. Ship SIDDONS, Captain Es Be Cobb, 19th February. *WANUS’ HEIGHTS, BROOKLYN——Cor- ‘i t a Hoare Wo bets cov tatniee twelve Ship SHERIDAN, Captain FA 4 a h jaan Wm. SI jahi m?lr ip GARRICK, “=Tn store No. uth street. Ship ROSCIUS, 1D o OSEPH McMURKAY. Apply to J icMURRAY, Shu llec Phegtnat street by raflroad from Camden, at 9 o'clock A Mand | to determine whether the work has been execu Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelphia at 6% anda. M, | *¢0:dive to the propors) And agreement, | aay, ad 4 P-M., being & continnation of the lines from New York.” | mas toAt7r G MORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL ROAD, TRE tainotons ith Manon 10 Wasi EALED PROPOSALS will be received at thi meat, until the 17th Apeil next, for ax Kngil ir and Propellers, constructed on the plan kuown ” "Two of ssid #ngines, Boilers and Pro New “Arrangeatent—This aviig Veepre-laidat srest red on Lake Erie, as designated by the Secretary of the York and expense with the most approved and heaviest H_rail, to secure | ‘I'reasary ; the others at such place or p safe and expeditious conveyance between New’ York and | 9s the Secretary may direet, Also. tw. lorristown, will commence running two trips daily, Sundays | Propellers, upon the plan known as delivered at some place on the sea ¢ AM. . direct, Tne Kugine, Boilers and Prope! ‘wood houvesaud large garden all in: good | SP iy, ‘i 7 t Ship ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 13th May. in a beaurful ant heslthy locaton and | Theses hips are allo the fist class, upwards of leeé (ons, ouilt + | athe city of New York, with. such’ improvements ascombine greatapeed with musta’ comfort tor passengers,” Every care : % taken in nt thei \odations. fi FOR SALE, EXCHANG« OF eee '—The | be provided. These ships are commanded by ex; wee a on the sea coast Fingines, Boilers anc Ericsson's plan,” to be asthe Secretary may llers to be made of the rain fr ii feave at lier M. very best materials, to bear the proof and inspection of such Firat Train from New York will leave at 9 A M—Newark at | person or persons as may be selected by the Secretary of the pleasant Country Seat, sitnated on gh fr |, over- | masters, whe will make every exertion to give general atiafac- looking Newtown, four miles from Williawsburgh.— | tion i . 4 188 the door three times daily, from Peck s'ip; con- | — Neither the captains or owners of t! sb twill be responsi- id, mansion houre, two | ble for ary letters, parcels or packags asen tby them, unless re- na floor, hall romyh gular bi tls of lading are signed therefor. Avorner Voicr.—" You'd better lay down, and take something warm.” (Cheers.) Amid the uproar of the meeting, the committee on reso- lutions entered ; and Mr. Aypaews, the Postmaster, and chairman of the committee, came up to the table and said : —Mr. President, Gen. ‘rheller will read the resolutions.” A Voice— Read them yourself—don’t want to hear Theller all the time” (Cheers.) Another Voice —Read ’em, Andrews !” Cuain—"Order—Isay, order !” Gen. Tuetier then read the preamble and resolutions, which had been prepared by the committee. I will not write them out,as they are long, and mere echoes of those adopted at the recent Tyler meeting in New York. I will, however, state the substance of them. The preamble sets forth the numerous public services of John Tyler, and the obligations the ‘ democracy” are under to him. taining tear 16 acves, part handsome woo ar7 Be eteentont Beane doses; Bonsin granecs tainted wall, | “Wor treight ot pannel: Souty to ndsome aud cubstantial mauuer, cnnvenient ER CORLINS 8 CO. 56 South st., New York, or to M. & JAS. BROWN &'CO., Liverpool. AM. Treasury. The Boilers to have not less shan seven hundred jecond Train from New York will leave at 2% P M—New- | (700) feet fire surface, each ; working pressure eighty (80) ark at 336 PM. Pounds to the square inch ; Proof two hundred and forty (240) ; Passengers by the Morning Train from Morristown will ax | eight (8) eighteen (18) inch Cylinders, with three. (3) feet inti 1 | stroke. The whole to be d-livered as’ directed, within five the morning Train to Philapelphia; by the Afternoon Train | months from the time of receiving the drawings and plans for 17 will arrive at Newark im time for the 3 PM ‘Train to ss i 2 A New York or the Evening Train to Philadelp! ia. I'he Proposals will state the price for which the Engines, Passengers by the Morning Trai : from New York will arive | Boilers and Propellers will be delivered, and put, into complete at Morristown in time to dine and take any of the Stages ran- | Operation. But as the ning west or north from that place. ia Im®ee | either of the said pl atate the price asked, ENcheusovens dairy. and 1ee house filled with ice from a fish y & JA pond om the place: well-and pa». pand brick cistern, Letters by the packets will be charged 1254 cents. per single Poach h-use and bain. Grape arbor rear of the how aber t: 30 cents per ounce, and newananers 1 centeach {St tH therond a handsome tence extending tobe gardners Howe. ‘* map may De seen, and verms tL. BCHIEFFELIN, a5 aw*r 14 Gansl street. | pat orem AIN ANDY ND BON BY THE BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF SPACIOUS ASD. St et HOTEL IN ERASE bat Dee Te. LH a é THE fashionvble fol, Marana Howse, capabl He of | {Railing from Liverpool an the 7th apd 18th of every month.} ft u rive at Newark in time for the 9.4 M, Train to New Yor build: Ti cation of the Engine working to ‘ountry for their friends mate in Chestnut street, Persons wi ing to send tothe Old jadelphia,having beea | can make the n: ements with the subscribers, betw-en 6th and 7th streets PULLEN & COPP, 3 Wall street. right, and also the price exclusive Olsaid authotit Tecently much improved and repured throughout, is to be let have them come out in this superior Line of Packets, sailing " So a A redced sar fora worm of year, Anpiy to from Liverpool oanetually on the Tih and sth of every monte NGS REOLLS GREAT BOAT ERESAT FOR TE | The ret resolution nominates John Tyler for the nexi For John H.Dimock 63 votes. SAMUEL FOWEL) SUCH B TOWNBEND, | aniling every six days, thereby affording weekly communica: TD lcceember. coe order. and oct boat ts wore, in esty Presidency, subject to the decision of a Democratic Na- John B.Bratton = 62 ate nee ae + TOD Aree sicet. | Gon fom that port.” One of the firm (ofr, : Ni EAL | and wine wordooes, Thosubsenber intents during the tional Convention. ‘The second resolution approves of Scattering we James D. Roche) is F ing season to fully satisfy tne world of the difference between lessrs. Harnden & Co, having disposed of their route ts and bad ones. ‘Therefore every boat from his esta- from New York to 7 end "Troy, the -sudscri- | bluhmens warranted will beer upon it the stamp of C. L. bers, the old conductors of Harnden & ‘Co's Northern | I Exoress, from New York, will continue to ran as heretofore, leaving New York, Albany and Troy, Daily and | mitable 16 foot Dinkey Troubler, which received t connect at Troy with Jacobs’ Montreal Express, and will for- | challenge, from the American [stitute add took the guld me- Psd Specie, Bank Notes, Packages, Bundles, Cases of Goods, | dal; she is now ready to show her stern to any sailivg boat, no &e., to any’ place between New York and Montreal, and | matter where built or who by, for any valuable trorhy.—Also thronghout the Canada’s, Also Kast, from Troy and Albany to Boston, and West from Albany to Buffalo. ‘All Dasingss entrusted to their charge wall be promptly at- tended to, Particular attention will be paid to the col of notes, drafes, acceptanc same, ¥) ion of boats, from one to fiity tons burthen, +n PULLEN & COFP. wherever his siamp may be found there will be a boat that Officer—Pallen & Copp, 3 Wallstreet, New York. can’t be beat. C..L. INGERSOLL, Boat Bazaar, PS Exchange, Albany. 406 and 414 Wat ‘A G. Gilkins, 228 River street, Troy. Jas, W, Have, Sole Ag: nt, 58 Wal 8. Jacob’ Exchange Court, 8t Pant st, Montreal. P_S.—Race, sail, club, REFERENCES. be fonud at InveraJ!l’s Baza: er Pa On Aumany. , Baer. chased elsewhere Fpl im®r mo a aoa J. Hemphvey, Joe, " FFIUE OF JekFERDON INSURANCE COMPA Fecoo Litte,& Cox’ ‘Thou Gourh.”” Br Well NY—Office % Wall street, ‘This Company ‘continue John T. Smith, & Co., 8 K. Stow, Weg ies damage or ies C. 8. Douglass bore NE 3 . there, te see that they shall be forwarded with eare and dew | 41 teh. P'Bhould the parties agreed for not come cut, the money will be returned to those who paid it here, without any redue the veto of the bank bill, distribution bill, &c. The third endorses the political honesty of John C: Spencer. And the fourth is a mere conclusion to the three first, except that in recommends the establish ment of a Tyler paper in this city. The resolutions having been read, Mr. Warsow moved that the words, “ subject to the de. isic fea Convention,” in the first resolution, and —— Toppose that”— ‘al Voices ~“Vote him down !” “| hope the motion” — y one wishes to break up this meet- openly. That gentleman (pointing iness here.” ral uproar. Some called for one other. “Hurrah for Clay !” was heard all over the hall. The chair called to order. Col. Jasow Bassett—* Mr. Cheirman, | am sorry to differ from any one here, (groans,) but must speak my sentiments plainly. 1am in favor of John Tyler, because he iso tothesubtreasury and a United States Bank. I favor him, because he was opposed to the distribution law. when the government was $13,000,000 in debt. (Cheers and groans.) He is assailed by both parties, (Ob! ob!) and every man who loves country (A Vorce— And spoils) should support him. Look at the Exchequer! What an excellent measure that is? It does not loan ner ger the money of the peple. (Oh, dear!) The ‘told us, in 1849, that Mr. Tyler was a Jeffersonian Republica Lhave been such myself—so has Mr. Tyler. (Roars of laughter.) I go for measures and the man! (Loud cries of « sit down—who asked you to talk 7 Ques- tion—order Mr. WatsH—* In reply to the gentleman—.” Here there were leud cries of “ sit down—go it, Walsh—put it to him—order, &c.” A dozen gentlemen were on the floor yelling “ Mr. Chairman—order—three cheers for Another ballot would have secured the election of Dimock, beyond a doubt, but the friends of Bratton, foreseeing the result, succeeded, after about six hours had been consumed in angry and tumultuous debate, in postponing the election un- tilto-day. Meanwhile the most prodigious efforts were made to defeat Dimock. Every press in the city combined against him, eave the Intelligencer, the Clay paper. Fenn, of the Telegravh, a Scott paper, sent to Lan- caster for Thaddeus Stevens, the “great unchained,” to come up to the aid of Bratton. Bribery and cor- ruption stalked abroad through the city and the le- islative halls; thousands of dollars were bid for a lew anti-masonic votes by Bratton; Stevens moved through the halls from morn to night, and then cau- cussed in his room. Members sold their votes to se- cure local bills ; others were drawn away by flatte- ry, threats, coaxing or briberv; inshort, heaven and earth seem to have been moved to secure the de- feat of Dimock. But he has played his game with astonishing gkill and success. Although not 28 years old, as I am informed, he haa shown himself a match, and more than a match for Stevens and _ all others who are combined against him. Albeit Ste- vens succeeded in getting from him 8 or 10 anti-ma- sonic votes which were cast for Bratton, Dimock on the other hand, drew away an equal number of the democrats who had formerly voted for Bratton. And so the contest wage j, until to-day at 12 o’clock, when the Legislature again assembled in convention and [ea to ballot for State printer—the vote stood— EXPRESS. Alban; jow Coe, situated in Ramapo, Rockland county , cont ing 19 aeres of excellent land, meadow an‘ tillable, Rood two story dwelling hoase, and other out houses also, a | Bi i, alee frsit of ifterest Kind ‘The Black Ball, or Old Line of Liverpool Packets, comprise mites of the New York and Ere reilroad,9 miles fnm Ny- | he following maguificent Ships, viz == 1) ay ack, 8 from Havers also within % of a mile of « Presbyte- © CAMBRIDGE, * COLUMBUS, Fiac c urch, and 1% miles froma Dutch Reformed church. Te CAMBRIDGE, BO OO ica has been occupied as a store for the last 20 years, and is atill a ENBDAND, Roki AMERICAS te stand for business, With auch superior and unequalled arrangemeats, the sub- For terms arply to EDWIN COE, No. 9 Bowery, or of | seribers confidently look forward for & continuance of that Hogenkamp, Clarkstown, Rockland county. fer chan bet look Sorward fore continuance of chat sey WANTS BOOTS & T hose ling, iti to their relati hive most fushiobable shape, $2.75 (0 $3.09, Fashion Meats. PRESCOTT, GROTE, AMES & CO. bie veauzd boose $i 58.09. Bs0.8 pats. Ladees GehieY 2olg"et | hich will. be:paid) op demand at any of her Bene hi ci 8 for $1,33 > And ! e or their fine fashions fr let, for Gentle ind Ghilacen from | Branches, tn ailthe principal towna throughout england, ire _— ins. . ‘ales. 3 JAS. WIGGINS ‘Apply, cess, (i r Batt ran” EE Reece acta se ih OURSCHE BROTH ERe & G0. GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE FURNIS.H- ptaeinte bherhan” ING STORE. N. B.—The Old Line of Liverpool Packets sail from this TE, Old Kstablished Manvfacturen: | port fOr Liverpool on the Ist and 19th of each month. Parties ‘St ke., &c., offer | Teturning. to the old country will find it to their comfort and ‘ods ) Sdvantage to select this favorite Lune for their conveyance, in preference to any other. dar a3 crm OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. chiefs are; FA: FOR SALE—The Farm formerly ‘occupied by wi- reroll. 7. ring the past season the subscriber has produced that i ple orchard of grafted fr Nent well of never faiting ¢ 10m boat Henry Stork, which won three races in succes- with ease Also the uiumphant G. W. Chapman, which ‘out an effort, made the quickest time won record. nds leaving all jection ¢., and prompt returns made for the coming seasen hi for's in the shade. He wi im te for _ ing, let him come to Watson) has no bi Here there was g. thing and some for it. aud 121 Cherry a. Es Thos: Gor alk ie boats, may always han they can be 3, for Gentlemen, La Dt their bassness of insurance agains + | om goods, wares and merchandize and also, on cargoes against loss inland navigation. 7 DIRECTORS. Pepoon & Hoffman, Carpenter & Vermilye, flotahton & Co. w, Robinson & Co. Elisha Ri ‘Thomas W Thome HIGHLY IMPORTANT. Thomas T Woodruff Benjamin ft Robson ADAMS & CO'S New York and Boston | John R Davisop faneis P Sage Daily Package Hxpress, via Norwich ant Wor jomgon Price. Joseph Allen cester Railroad—The ive notice tha: the :amagrsto the ued by the lave stovm, have bret rep he aad their LES & AGA’ rh retake tte ae nd vorieieered satin, silk and mohair; pian bi Joha P Moore 4 barr black Gigvre lk, godt, Seape sand be ats of rich Suured and pli mi ch i ork id for immedi: anid maptin shit's, made ia the most f becribers respectful ‘ond, and that their to merchants, Anson Bakert Wm 2 to be travaported, joseph Drake y Vv idt: g John C Memitt Thomas Morrell | d Poime THOMAS W THORNE, President. GEO. T_HOPK, Seon tary, mi3 v jab See: ‘ears DOW pass 0: brokers aud others, havi able pack the safest lap oe eg = 104 of co. veyance ; as it does the dangers ani & pus: ge Judith. ADAMS'&®S aiétec 7 Wallstreet. ire route,thus, | THE A stad of Feckets ct Liverpoo} hereafter be fronts, we, in great variety gloves day ofeincals on Su lowing order, excepting that when the ¢ ships will sail on the succeed: For New York. For Liverpool. vg June ray aly as manufacture ; gent! a ollars, dress froms, silk and cottos Nov 19 PAPER. Dye ye A peng No. 61 Liberty streetfhave for sale Gee ponlins, exper, money belts, and under garments of ; Bag Nov 13 , ‘ See ree cote otly fecommend their improved arti. | The ENGLAN J Au 7 as news printing y ie tai aks For Dimock a iding belt. Their establishment big! ie ry I think, sir, the resolution should be ‘or Bratton. ..... 45 Scattering. On the next ballot Dimock would have received neat all the scattering votes, together with four or five democratic votes which were cast for Bratton. Again Bratton’s friends moved for an adjournment, seeing at once that he would be defeated on the next ballot. Here again occuired along and excitii modified. I see gentlemen of all parties here, and who would vote for the resolution if modified.” He wanted a test resolution, and offered the following :—Resolved, That weare in ‘avor of the Exchequer Scheme, and John Tyler, with or without a nomination by @ National Con- vention ; and that we are opposed to a United States Bank and Henry Clay on the one hand, and a Sub-Trea- sury and Mr. Van Buren on the other.” Si OT. WEN PRESCOTT, Pilot for New Bedford, Nantucket Shoals, Boston, Portsmouth, Portland, Keunebeck, and gther ports. Office at Frye & Bhaw’s Nautical Store, 223 ‘Water, corner Beekman street, N. Y.—Vice versa Adams’ Ex. rn ress, Buston, three days before wanted. Charge the same as ie Se rom Gay Head. m4 liar ‘Also, nook paper, 19 by 24, 24 by 28, and 24 FOR LONDON—Regular Packet of the 10th of | They have al nt of ine Ko wrapmog April—The very superior fast sailing packet ship | paper. ties, which they offer at the Aw Soe a a eee hast hiteen years w= the | rn. ox"ORE, M orium of henion, and by. s'rict and undivided attention to D, terest and tastes of their customers, they hope to merit a a athbone, The EUROPE, Sesesess peicieres pe PaTOOAFARSELLS k AGATE, a2 Im*ee 237 Broadway, corner of Park Place. Recereeres Sesessass E.G, Marshall? Mar MILLI! The NORTH AMERICA, § Aug 0 OODS, TONE i hions i odes, tons, F " : OR UNS, feet, AD Fe Bn MAN tee 10 nor ‘A: B, Lowber. FORONTO, Cape Griswold, will sali en above her | low he ‘& HORTONS Trunk Re; No. # Wil f y. ‘ A 3 itor Sa" ! debate. The lobbies and galleri id - py ‘The NEW YORK, t 1 aoe : ‘ausn— No, sir! we don® consent toany such thing A galleries were crow 1 oumcrous the Deb ¢ tha caer Sel Sb + | jeanne cerzeneion accommodations for exbinyosond en | Ean ates, coer Maiden lane, mia ae with spectators, whe seemed to partake of all the campryeacrre™ jane 7 | make early application. fing and Packing ranks, Carpet Bas, A Vorcx— Tyler stands no better chance at the Na- | excitement of the parties interested. An adjourn- ‘The CAMB! i. i ___ JOSEPH McMURRAY, “Blerchants and others are respeetiully invit tional Convention than a toad in h—Il!” (Roars of | ment was at length effected, and the convention is ain aoe i 100 Pine street, corner of South street. | amine eur stock, before purchasing elsewhere. ¥ laughter, and cries of “ we all know tha o assemb! in on the second Monday in April The COLUMBUS.” Persons wishing to send. for their friends, ean have them | Manufcetnry, 40 Brond etreet. Newark. N.J.__mi2im@es | 4’ Voicr—« Mr. Chairman, what is the question 7” bet will be the it mo ‘a i age 700 tons, bromght out by the ahovg ship, Or any ofthe regula packets by | "HAIN CUTTING AND SHAVING, Sxvenat Vorcrs—" Chair is asleep—can’ttell !” result no one can determine. It 5 ‘ny lying as above, if by letter, nost-nard. 3 ‘a large "3801 Tuscens and _ U. A. Cole. Mey 19 be > : TLL, the able Hair Cutter, takes this. method of m- Ierge wel varied ‘assortment of French Panetuality,as noperia toe. day Ce sailing, stores 18 said that an attempt will be made to pass a law PASSAGE FOR LONDON—Tacket fom Apri. forming his friendsand the vablic in that he has fb splendi. ft sailing packet ship TORONTO. | rtapen his Old Sian. O6 trl street, immediately edvoining t immediately to allot the whole printing to the lowest bidder, and thus get rid of the question. Bratton cannot be elected, and it is only by breaking up the Convention that his friends prevent Dimock’s elec- tion. It they take another ballot, Dimock will be the State Printer. To gee a young man, without pecuniary resour with no printing establishinent at his control, thus thwart and defeat a; owerful co), bination of presses, money and influence, backed up by Thaddeus Ste- vens, who i universally conceded to be the great- est tactician in the country, causes all to gape with wonder and astonishment. But his energies never flag, his mind never sleeps, and he pursues his ob ject with uw zeal and perseverance. Although ¢ is a red mouthed locofoco,the whigs have rallied around him with singular unanimity and firmness of Warson—* Sir, I heard the resolution just offered. We must comeoutopenly. The Bank and Sub-Treasury have both been condemned by the le. I hope they willbe buried in the largest clay Bank in the country. (Cheers.) Bury them deep, and let the epitaph be, « Lie stall if you are wise— You are d—d if you arise.” (Terrific cheering) Let us haveorder ” ‘Read that resolution egain. Let us know what we are about.” (Groans.) Mr. Faucxer read his resolution again, and there were loud cries of “question—divide—vote it down—can’t suck the democracy, no how!” The Crare put the question on the first amendment of. fered by Mr. Watson, and decided it lost. ‘The question then came up on the adoption of Faulk. ner’s resolution, in place of the first one offered by committee. eh | heretofore, ‘The Mind has determived, in order (0 migency of the | Handred Botlars For whid : , to offer at such low prices, as must ens the con- van be Ereeiees writs the, on nuance of her patrons, who for many years have honored her which w! vais 4. ne ith their commands, and trusts to obtain the preference of 100) x - neh catab'ishment, Marnziu de Moites, | _ie3 1yh BARING RRO lad. B. has also received an assortment of SHE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. ‘and ribbons, which for variety sda tale i rg Cire ahe No. ca Liapensrd | Mout irom Now York Ish, and a trerpool aS wo i ant invented Ab- month. on hip ROCHESTER, 900 ton., ae ili Wend vane, nach ovey. Bhip HOTTINGUER, 1090 tons, 3 ie March, New ship LIVERPOGL, 1150 to New shi 5 i ow ap ‘john Eldriege, ms $ 6th April. + 1200 tons, igeh May, ty ladies—the wi izes 0} hee=the Captain Griswold, wil rular day. £ vi és aving splendid accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, for early application shoo madsen Boards sete ES RA PeCOTT, apr 43 Peck Slio, cor South at. FOR LIVERPOOL—NEW LINE— Rei Shaving, BB si Of Dk Apri The SMendid Packet Bip | (P- Dow forget the numaber—No. 06 Pearl street. wr positively as above, her earl Street House, which has been oewly i ‘4 to watt on all who may neat aud ., 64 South st., at ae garaeli.N, ¥. ‘ on " RS & CG., Hair Catting, w cents, NS, Captain’ E. B. Cobb, of 1009 tons, | _™30 lm*m. y sail as above, her reguisr day. For freight of TO THE LADiEs. ing ascommodations unequalled for splendor or | Dh. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. om ry on beard at eet oe foo of Wal streets | ri tHiS new Insicument for the mdieal cure of rolapsus Uteri Price of $100," : L _L or Falling of the Womb, by external application, supersed- Tne Packet Bhi Sheridan, Capt, A, Deperater ot 1900 ing the ase of the objectional Pessary, is ‘confidently recom- [a So a ap er Mele th of May, her | health, it never having failed of performing « eure, even under suain Mscloa,and she conseanent «and she conse: of the whole system during presoaney. New ship ‘invented, offers so many decided ters {or the ships of this line will only be received at (Gil- In sf Akg rey bom ly be received at "The Sepperer as atiaiogd a rery high character rm ioe ire disuse vf in the Lyiny= jews \. rely on the ships of this line sailing punctasl ate Pessariesand all sther peinfa Corpstensee af per ealeta oy ers H vas advertised, redients, oan " batantial, fast sailing, first class shive,all built i i Paris, ivereal | ‘The Chair decided this amendment lost. ; Saas tee ee aoe ra acca | a Thrivent se caumaaded by won of netics Saree i yy bbe I mh pe ordgri liylisiegomeipestycooonpttmers rs te and vity retslers suypiied on ad- | ability, ana will be despatched yauctually on the I6th of each LINE FAC POOL | coantry j tis sustained by the leading members of the facaltizs ‘entleman (Watson) ia @ for PEGI ig young , Or t y- a if i iis their at- Packet 16-n Acril—The splendid, new packet ship | of Colleges aud Hospitals, and by afl the eminent private { There were five or six antiemasons, also, ‘who Mf Bhoulder laste Breces, for misses, as | "Their cabins are elgant and commodious, and are furmished LIVERPOOL, 120 tons burthen, Captain Johe | fitionerst Lsiempenisttdin cand ant tines here—hustle him out!” (Laughter) | voted for Dimock, although every inducement was atm Yor the exprasi he | with ‘whatever can conduce to the ease and ‘comfort of passen- be deenatched on Isth Apri}, her povelar day.” viens have been farnished exclusively for indies, ax No. 4 t Warson—“'I will reply to you presently.” (That's | eg Gut fo tlie, te aDOOatCNE RAS patent. im rela- | gers. - resey ving & separate entrance from jiness de- | it.) . : mag ll eiag cmirsc ath ariie Medics! | ""Keithert'« captains or owner’ of these shire willbe reapone | her cine cxantly Farnish.d er between cha vreiofty, ent, where aviaay. is im coustant attendance, to apply | THeLuEn—“'Set dewn,sir. (Roars of laughter, The friends of Mr. Dimock embraced nearly all a MeDonaid, trofer | sible for any varcels or packages sent by them, unless regular Supporters to female patients. 5 lr Sevenat Vorces—“Let us take that the talented and independent members of the legi * De Prafenar Parker PD. Dr. Nelasn, Av. | bile lndiog are signed therefore. / lnk pate JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES Crearn—“I will not put the question again’ lature of all patties. After they had erpoused his 33 De.'5-W. Moore, J: Neilson, M. D.. J Bor freight or pastege spUly © MM INTURNS, Perronsabout {0 visit the old country, ate partienlarty invit- 106, WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN, Mr. Jowes—‘'I was on committee to prepare resolutions, | cause, they seemed determined to triamph er die in > ——— ® South street, New York, d to examine the accommodations of thix superb ship, and HAVE just received from recent importations, and of ‘their | but do not wish tobe tenacious. I will vote for Faulk- | the breach. The contest between the candidates is LORD TABLISHME otto FIELDEN, BROTHERS & CO., hing to secure bert's shovld not failto make eatly incture, a Very superior assortment of Spring | ner’s substitute.” (Cheers and groans.) beantif ent on politics, politicians, and TANS Jokm svet, (ner Wiliams) ivy Liverpool. | S2fy will be tatoa Serna: a 8 Henlied number ng of e¥ery thing nest tasty and fashionable in | Cxrarn—“All in favor of the resolution’will pass to my | Morats'in the eapital of Pennsylvania, The caucns THE, eecrbe iy anounens tHe cps and the Wor asmage, spvly on boar! foot Burling, tip {yrest side) "comprises an assortent of goods rarely if ever before | THEHt, and all opposed to my let.” : nominee. of the locofvco parry was supported by ot that he has opened an agent on orto W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, found in one store, among which are:— " Pe contusion preys ee eng and hauling 2nd | ‘Thaddeus Stevens snd several whig and anti-ma- Wctinettiedstorument of Clo Goniomes ss 78 RSEI! he undermentioned ail from Livesseol o8 the Sor dase, | CAGE = erery variety, for gentlemen, youth and ehil- | Soe, confusion prevailed, the Chair sexd he would not | sonic members ot the legislature! eating, which will be made up to order in site of fe and iy di ~ tom hones anak fous Mar ne wishing to xend for their friends can have them brought | CRAVATS—Of plain and figured satin, «ro grains,eam- | ° ‘Tesuen—“Hope all are satisfied now.” (Yes, no!) What spears wholly inexplicable tothe good peo- rockin, ot ‘by any other establishment in the | seifles”om the it of coch mouth daring the year, ont 10 her, or other first class ships sailing weekly, on tavorable bricks, &e Herea large, jolly Irishman came rushing up to the | ple here, is the fret, that although Dimock, as edi or pz. Prock'Coats any color, from $14 10 $18 B From Now York Mazseilen ‘Drafts for any amount, payable on demand without die | SLAVES-OT Kid aiik biden ond chewe linen, lisl stand, crying’ “clear the way—make a ting—l'm for | of the Keporter, has kept up a continual warfare w don do, 18 0 APIO ap Sylvester, Dee 1: M1 | count,in-all the prineioal towns of England, Ireland, Scot. ih es ' liste, sp02 | Mister Van Buren!” (Roars of laughter, and loud cheer | on Porter's administration, all the Governor 8 rool Black, or Fi Ty Sgeeimares Sto & Doean, Jau 1. 1 land or constantly for sule ¥s above. ; Fost 7 OF cotton merino, wool spun silk, ke, mg.”) friends, including, I believe, members of the legisia- ate Viientla Velvet Be and Some | BB iy lamer, eb Aili | the. Fackee stip Budden will succeed the Livernot, | UNDER GARMENTS—OF Shaker katt merao, woolen, Giam—"T shell withdraw unless there 4 more or- | tureand his cabinet, are exerting themselves to. se- ne eee Uetz own goods oan havo them y are Bs pers Male tucABnt 7 a FOR LIVERPOOL—First British vemsel—The | VINE! 7 “4 SLL ARS Pain and Byron, ofall qualities and | “Yoren Wont fo home till morning!” arcoeret the Weeils bes shore “hat, a Wie thos ; a ave . ish ’ ; « " f ms atthe lowest possible De ie LACY. - mr passengers PS aes danced te ttt cad | SHIR] Oflinen, oraatin, Premch combrie, plain end with ae ee ee gained by the alliance, if one there was. CONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA KUB cS cons eee ek eee | sft hare immediate deapvte fo the ahove ports ns SUSPENDERS—OF cum elastic, silk, cotton, te. ‘The motion was seconded, and declared carried, al-| Although the appointment ot James Madison Por- GOODS. we Satie Reet & HINCKEN, thes gent, ea, Taine nga rng, Wil pleat ake enlyap- | OTLED LAS Ot ite and Taney color, werented not | though they pare voted down tWo 10 On6 ter was expected to make John Tyler « host of WHOURgANS ANE MEEANL SG Wat eet, | “Potvaltartinesint yen cn ye | gry OCT DROTEERE EGO Fit i, | Rtaretr camino tat amy ager | Wacer=yocanvesetanpembee-st tora” | enc ihe sat at gonna the hes we jiment of ienper iis Habber Water i onde OF, ian, | BOYD W RINGKEN, “Axents, REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, ke, ke sider memento cade before pacebaaings " Warson—Your name can be spelt with four letters, | oon and avowed friend here.’ (ov. Porter is too Coton, of al cal ia Cain Y. "| BRITISH AND N CAN ROYAL MAL The subscriber continues to tametie money, thume | (WHOLPTALE AND, METAL, a het old extablished | ley tar (er oi ctne—"G tothe devil sr.” unpopular to retain his own friends, much lees to Choth—-india Rubber, Proof, super Lama, Lama Per Of 199i SSS : ae, or cal vo pepoowe Sasi iae In any pare, of, tags NO: 6 WitiAM STREET, CONNER OF JOHN. A Voie--“Here is « pistol, Walsh.” make | oig for lye y Jocos ist man in Penn- ae ty = “4 i m:! mn Cc —"Order—order—I say, o1 ler!” ichanan, amoi e tee! . ommepders carrot Boyne ‘Onder contract withthe Lords of the-Admiralty. maggot ania or Scotland. oe BILLIARD SALOON? Sian for Clay! Speech trom Dawson! Beware of | sylvanis, although Case, Johneon and Calhoun have TINTS OAS 3 N. loney remitted by letter (postpaid) to the subscriber, or | NO. 5 BARCLAY STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW | pickpockets’ — was shouted all over the room. some friends, As I learn, Van Barea as no more a ¢t H TAILUKING merry manag oh eS ihe oes = Dyson or THE AMERICAN HOTE: A Vorce—“Three cheers for Clay!” and three cheers | of a strong hold here than John Tyler. LSTABLISHMENT. serra nearest: post tqwas will be ihmediately tranemicied | PRICE, REDUCED to, One, Shilling fandred, from # | wore duly given. Henry Clay is strong in this Siate—forty out of Cocmencef tan HIBERNIA, C.H. i, Judkins, Commander. td pa accordingly, and a receipt to that effect given or for a eo re nfony be jatorme nie Grende and Ri 4 Dr. No sar mal ioe ee Pe ane ormmennet a fifty-two Whigs in this legislature shes, men. It RRNA, } x dtocenen ‘ , that h violent speech. ‘‘Sir,” said he, I expected confusion— ination of the Democratic Mi £ ler RN do sre Be pantoes wcldtag’ teeny pare o€ the: United Westons Ge fe cnctueeeln (lar att | cteoware sepcetucn tex tetera We tay, (oe pitttes that Clay can carry this State. More anon. 1. . Miller, 4 ‘ , cial use—the tables being in dil | fi ") Novsir, Ne Epos and Btw, aang noma: | Cental AIAG EERITB eta i ne propmctr take t eit render more Y not Herald reporters geethem and— ns | 3 8. FROM LIVERPOOL. PROM sosTom. said tra, St | select and agreeable to emen visi Bis hose. Skvenat Vorces—“Set down—whe wants to hear you ° Ryne Keb 4 Mar 1 CHALLENGE TO CKOLIUS KESO. TWO FINE. BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE | who saked you to 6 kT’ (Loud cheers} In the | Maive For Traog.—The Portsmouth Journal Het, Avie THE Sateen foot sail hont “TROUBLER™ will J always be cterod with the choicest Wines and | midet of which Theller “sloped.” says, that Maine supplies more fox skins than any Judki 19 Liquors nod the Jest Segara to be had-also Bherry Cobblers, “Watson! Watson!” was now shouted all over the | other territory of equal extent in the world. | Two Moda tol passengers are superior. oor Mint Joleps, Panel: 1 A manner not to be surpasses room, and he took the stand, and spoke as follows: — years since, a New York trader went to Maine, aa i: CHAE. a freee arent Late Boats, and | mosth’s noti IS Boneh ape undergone a thorough refitting F Mr’ Cratnman—I thank gentlemen for calling on ™é. | in less tnan a fortaignt, returned again with niae- v6 Sem MI LK. MARTIN Po Berthe secured antil paid fer. | Srapemence ay. “BOS paper, pind k them for an opportunity to reply to my traducert | teen thousand fox skins, for which he paid about a redueed to $120. Ni paid of 15. TL Gentlemen will please to communicate any negleet of M the feet of K had St roots doctyanae p sh SAM TR WARADE ‘ No BB sail without oars or tenders, duty of the attendants, at the bar. e ho are crawling, Spaniel-liko, at the fit, | $25,000. It was estimated that 4,000 foxes wld et 6 ‘ive OR at DEN 8 OO Ne OP Dl Co ING RRO Led sehis oer VRANCIS MONTEVERDE. Lined beggiog forthe crumberhet ter put beem Killed in Maine that winter.