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said that Justice can be truly painted with both eyes
opcn-as the poor man as we'll as the rlch can then
bring 10 terms the villain who may have wronged
him OF his just rights. CosMo.
New Jersey--CIay Cabin Dedication Mt


New Brunswick.


Correspondence of the Tribune.


NEW Brunswick, April 81. 1874.


Friend Greeley-The Clay Cabin Bows of North
Brunswick and Franklin were all on hand AT the
opening OF our spacious Cabin, which was reared by
our worthy mechanics, in single day. 10 the CAUSE
and the Man. Last evening before the honr OF meet
ing il was filled with The right kind oi iolks-and
heaps were obliged 10 remain outside.


JOSEPH HOME, Esq, OF New York, gave us such
Il talk as will no, speedily be erased from the me
morv and most heartily was the speaker cheered as
he deineated the effects OF the Tariff OF lo42 upon
the prosperity and industry OF the country. Mr.
Hoxie was most happy in his address, which found
hearty responses from both Wings and Locos, but
more especially from our intelligent Artisans and
Mechanics.


The New Brunswick Brass Band volunteered
their efficient services, together with the Clay Minis
trels of Newark and this city, making music most
melodOus-


"who; but will oin it, the glad trnth revealing


That our victory yure. our triumph rs nezr


Three times three were given for the gallant
Wings of "OLD CONNECTICUT, and the noble
soldiers who laborcd so cfectuay in the recent
arduous canvass in the land of steady habits.


Talk about the enthusiasm OF l34l-why 1t was
not n beginning 10 the oneness of purpose that is
now prevailing in the central counties OF New jersey
You shall hear some loud cannonadng from old
Somerset and Niiddlesex, for Henry Clay and the
Tariff OF 1912. Yours, IL.


4 FACTORY soLn.-We learn from The Burling
ton VI Free Press that the factory and property OF
the Colchester Manufacturing Company were sold
al Sherif@S safe on Thursday of last week. The
buildings were OF brick, seven stories IN hight, and
bnt only six wears since. They were finished IN
the best possible style situated upon the WnOoski
Rivor, it'll" mile f,o" the wharf at burinS-
ton and possessed OF the finest sites for manu-
featuring establishment III Vermont. The whole es-
tablishnent cost about Sl30000; and, although in
every respect good as new, II brought only So
80.


tzP The honorable thiei, Pooler, is to be re-
moved to Hartford County for trial. on the preteXt
lat he cannot be tried fairly in Baltimore. This,
saws Baltimore paper ls sorry compliment Tor
the Court to pay the citizens OF Baltimore. Twelve
unpreludiccd men cannot be found in the city Had
Pooer been a homeless. destitute wrcich who stole
Il loaf ofbread to keep himself from starving twelve
impartial could have been easily found to send
him 10 the PententIary.


LUCKY HIr.-An old building, abou; to be pulled
down. in the Bowcry, was sold for $50 totwo IRISH
men on condition that they would remove IL. They
went TO work at H. and in tearing open some OF the
wainscoating, found jug, which on examination
proved 10 bc a money jug, containing, II Is SAID,
$. 900 in old coin. This is good prize Aine.
,-zS= The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic As
socarion purchased Yesterday morning, the Mansion
House and Boott Estate in Bowdoln square, ior the
sum Of $4,000, for the purpose OF the erection oil
Hall for the uses OF the ASSOCIATION ana onn LOT ole
nurposes. The estate comprises about 10O0 feet OF
iam1 boston Transcript.


rs@ We learn that yesterday morning, as soop
was coming past Peekskil, she was struck by
souall. when the man at the helm, named Henry
Gleason. was knocked overheard and was drowned
before assistance could reach him.


ALBANY Atlas OF Monday.
Fe,RruL l.Eap.-On Thursday night oflast week,
q lodv in New Haven CT. became alarmed dunns
Ier sInmbers and leaped out of the second story
window of her sleeping room Strange as 1t may
appear not a limb was broken, nor was she serous-
" injured.


NJ % Cow.-A COW supposed TO have been bitten
by :. mad dog, killed hcrselin Naugauck last week
She broke from the enclosure oi her owner ran WIN
rightfu speed about two miles, and then PluhslhS
Y" = ms : = New Haven Courier.
tTfs The dwelling house OF MIR. Peter Wiies,. OF
FulIonyille. Montgomery Co. was destroyed by hre
on Thursday morning last.-LosS about - JUL
Among other things $204 in cash was burned up IN
the house.


~ An Irshman named William Hicky, was
murdered by John McWiliiams, who Is also an
Irishman, at PlaQuemine. La, on the 20th ult


~ 4 MIR. VIM. G. Michaels was drowned on
Thursday night in brook a short distance from Tie
village OF Schoharie in this state-cause unknown
- On the Goth ut. Young lady named Lytle
was drowned by the upSe,ting OF a canoe in which
several persons were crossing the 81. Lawrence


.E@The vicinity OF Rochester was visited by q
tremendous snow storm on Saturday last