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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

rJ,O THE PUBLlC.-ThS despicabe fe;lo"
! who keeps the Hair Cutting Rooms at the corner OF
Fulton ard Broadway openly. but fuiriess'y endea
,oring to lessen ths estiml'ion OF the Publ re-
rardur the sale of The Trcorherous ELECTS TINS re-
spouse So far from being dIsch rrcd ON Els empov,
$ ne assert. beg ~ tina, v-uutary resigned my
sua;ion for the sole that he IN hi' ssUal ard ds
ersd.c y OF swndliDg refused 10 ray me my just
deIa 4cd. fet hich proved IN the Third Ward
Court Il IL likewise false that did rot mana
fact-re the article CT led The Tricopherous in hi
establishment; proof of when, hereby offer the sum
m $50 10 anv chemist IN any oth,r city, 10 anayza
-; ,npred,ept. aud saw that it Is not the identical CON-
nou I'd sold al the above place for One Dollar. that sci!
at Ffy Gems II his does satisfy the Public, viii
publish the constituent parts Of the compound
ooI Nv. A c. BARRY. l4f Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

u Notice to Ladies-A article for fall and
winter dre,ses.ha' been opened this day 1t is all WOOL
So wid-, dark blue ground with very neat white figures
and pslds /, may be found If applied for sooa. It's
called PARIssrESNrs.
N.B-Bonne, Silk. wi very cheap Ribbons
SUTTON & RUMBLE, IL spring-st
ol9lw' corner Of Sullivan
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IL Warranted Waterproof. II
BEAVER 81 AsPa.AITUM CLOTHS,
BROADWAY CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

BROADWAY CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT,
33i per cent. discOnn; from eredi: prices.
The ateniloa Of ay and the public gorcrsi
y solicited larse eff the very best Lon
don and Frelch Be yer Cloths and warranted water
proof A,phaltum and English Forest Cloths, comprising
msny style, imported this adapted foT
Oyercoats peltos, and ffook also splendid assortment
ofLoniop and French Doe,kis Cassmeres West Of Eng
land and French Cloths of every shade, Silk Velvet,
French Shawl Pattern, Ca,hmere, vestings new aud
splendid article t.ceher -ith great variety Of the best
materials, I'll purchased this season, the lowest cash
prices and will be made order in Style unsurpassed
in the City, at the usual discount OF the Establishment,
VIZ 49, per cent. from credit prices.
e Terms cash deliver
ARTHUR L. LEVY i59 Broadway,
ole 6tis' between Courtland aud Liberty street
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, OCTOBER ii, ls4l.
ssiuinturc AImnnac-Tms DAY

Miniature AImnunc.-TMs DAY
THE MOON foLL stA
Rises IS Sets - RiseslO 20 Sets 542 Oh iim
Latest Dates.
LONDON SEPT Is RAvRE SEPT II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 NEw-oRL EASs---.-.ocTl 10
The next steam ships TO Arrive
rRoM LIVERPOOL FRoM LIVERPOOL -
Columbia left Oct s Bri,aurs, leaves. Oct. l9
The next Steam-S Ship TO Leave
FRoM BOSTON FROM BRISTOL.
R.it,rnia leave. Nov / GreatWe>,c rn leave Oct 23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

NEW CARPET skVnE --lne runscoiberS
you'd inform their friends and the pubic that they
have recently opened New Carpe Store, 49, PeariAt.
and spared pain, selecting their ennrS stock oil
carpetins, OIL Cloth &C. from inc best mnui~clofiss
and mporters in this and other cities and vii guarantee
IL sell If lower than can BIO bought for else
where for Cash. WEBB u mANnlNu.
ol3 m, i52 Pearl ST. ID Carpet Sore fro Chat!iam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21
WATCHES A~o .sGN ELNY,

WATCHES AVID as " ELasE,
E|A VERY IOW-AI descriptions OF ''oil add Sli-
cI ~ yer Lever Anchor Engagement Dupic1, LcPire,
G:.JI and Verge Watches, Dla"ond Pms and Il ngs,
old PENCILS Chnns and Jerclry for sue seta lower
than At apy other place in the CITY Wacne, sat Je"
nv exchanged or bought Gold Watches d. os t3nnd
$40 each Al W,;ches warranted TO keep good me or
uney returned Watches and Clocks repaired IA me Des
manner and warranted much less than the usual pf19S
by one of the fines, workmen in America.
G. c. ALLEN. Importerof
Watches and Josery wholesale and rsiaL,
.oo ;s,f 10 W.lI-straet . stairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

YSTANTER-At'h he Temperance office No - Mas
! sau street, employment for II young woman from
Wales of good city reference. Several very respectable
Protestant Girl for different sultions be had at
his of.c Of ROOF city reference OF II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

DOyNET SILKS. BONNET SILKS,
Is BOSNET SILKS of new styles, selling very cheap,
= SUTTON & RUNoLE'S,
Sprlsg-st- cor. Sullivan.
B-A Hsersl ai,coGnt to Ni!iiners ole
TI-K Y2LVETs, SILK FELEETS.
y SILK vELVETS-Ths cheapest Is the city, If ap
plisd for soor At SUTTON RUNDLe'>
s'-' Spriag-st. cor. Sullivan.
NJ -But ore prie- aud no deception Frasdsed ole
TALL LAMPS new and large assortment
H.t Lamps and Lanterns, Astral Lamps Grandolee,
&c lust opened aad for sale by
OLE lmeod-i. MERRlTTS & PAGE, 100 Bo-ery
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aARDWARE AND WOODWARD.

w. & J. JAMESON, 255 and 255i GREEswicH-srREET.
KITCHEN FURNITURE in all its varities, consist
IN ing of Hard ware WOODWARD, Tinware and Willow
ware kept con. family hand of the best qualities nj
very low prices TO the Those who would Wish
% rcbo.e articles Of the above kind will end their
advantage by calling before purchasing elsewhere
n B. A large assortment Of Plan; STANDS and Iuos
of various patterns and sizes ,,uson
Of Inns w. d . '''i'NO'''
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N-EW FALL RIBBONS AND BONNEl

r W z - Il - TAI AZ - o.'1
\ SILKS-C. b. LEVY has received, and IL conStanb
receiving by every French packet the newest ana fches
.tvles Paris Bonnet Ribbons and Bonnet Silks: tn
very great assortment already received are decidedly the
mos, elegant ever imported TO ths city Z. L. mas
also imported entirely style fall neck ribbons sse
,ea, variety Of fancy Dry Goods. Lacies are respect
I,y, igvited 70 call before purchasing elsewhere M
liners and counuy dealer. supplied on the
'sr ~ "a ~ C.B.LEvY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

AIDES -" nat would you thiHk II you should
IL cal 10 Hud- ou street and hnd splendid nsSort-
nent of Dry Goods. cheaper than ware ever herfd IN
IN this country such as Flanne for Is Cd VI useine do
LANES for los dress shilling Csllcoes for 9I the u
Sea T.and Long Cloth yard vide, lud per yt-
rich Chene yevcts 49, such are generally ,fd
81 Silks Of eye,y Description. cheaper toan hey can D"
bought at suction Laaies call and see If tue good 30
not uncorlrnonly cheap before purchasing elss"H-is'
Don'r forget me namher, II IS ~ HrdseE street
B-Without exception these the CHI apest Goods
thai hnyn eyer been offsrcd IN lbs Guy. rIu WYE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

B,row-o shin. and bark said TO be the La Grange
Porter I'm Savannah cotton. Durham & Di'nAn also or
Wilson Fuller, Cobb fn Savannah cotton s'7I' y uV'
re.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

nRY GOODS GEE aF'.-H. V. HoAGlAND
IL 81. Houston ses Mefino, Brocne and May ny le
Shagl- a. che,p they u be mad 10 the ciE
rcd and yellow Flannel; nae sud very hnt Can
ton Flannel heavy 10 and better for Iing Sai'het
OF various quslites bleachsd and brown hs' ON %
Upwards. best family Long Ciotns al 9d Boot MN 90 ana
NIX Mil chep: brown Damask Table Cloths L. ) and
,biillns. unite do from 6s 500, Customers WI
nlea,e call a Judge for themselves. ol9 Nv
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y The Racke, rhip ouebec for LOniOn


will sail on Thursday, 2lsi lust. al i2 o'clock.
Passengers will be taken boad BY tho Her
cules from Whitehall, at tina, hour. go
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4 NJ u 5 z NJ L Nj s.

I "a
II INSTITUTE NJ NibIo's Garden
THURSDAY EVhNlNti. Oc'. DIST, at hh'f past O.
clrc, the AuIvcrsary Address vii bS :csercd ~ inc
T4hernaCl , by the Hon. RENcRDi JOHNSON OF hs'
rylaud The Newlork Sacred Music Society ~lI' PEE
form Supper after the address. at Gothic taIe M1hOnc
Esl Ticket, 81 % They may be bad nj the desk Of
the FAIR.
FRIDAY EVENING Oct. 22d, at halt past : clock.
Gen JAMES rALLMADGE, the President OF tue lH'u-
tute will deliver the Closing Address Band OF Hhs'S
from the Navy Yard. The Prcmiums Will be annoH'csu'
and the Fair closed.
The Garden this rec, has been continually croN dsd
vita spectators. The Ctitle Show and the Law ot9ch
ar, yerv hume rois and OF the choicest kn1 fhe dis-
plrv take II all s has rot been exceeded LOT a'' go
ana sec for themselves w :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

u GoIdsmi,i,'s WRITING AND BOOK KEEP
ING ACADEMY, 25l Broadway. ROOFS open during
day and evening. % ole 81.
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TJ,e THE PUBLIC.-The despicable f

" B. There danger Of explosion IN either one of
these articles. OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

NUMBER of Agents who can present proper
n slimonials &C th.ir integrity and ability will be
employed on application the Office Of the Olive Plant
! NJ. Q Sprncn u up .tars. OIL II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

MAN sEgs-A respectable youth a. an arpfc1'iee
w Ia a fame, business FIR mel, youth would be pre-
G., red Apply at Id Rcadc -. 10 w. f. NlLLAMs.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21
TTETfPT Ar IIl aIlJnF-

4 "A
~ TION-A person ls.ely discharged from ny employ
mas had barsf faced ac,y So,sess himself Of
rperous show bills and fancy label, connertca wih tho
sale Of my Tfcopbefous pehas likewise issued hand
hill headed Cir ehugh's Trcopherou." Which be
has had the mpudsnce 10 copy verba I'M the principal
advertisements Of my wrapper snd mas pu Label and
printed directions for use" each bo, similar IN
every respect the original and add. ia, the same
article when he manufactured white in estbp bmer
The circumstance OF such gra,Uitna unmiug7,e ana
unbashirg lsehaod only reFnres bs dSnIet by me.
and the person making such assertion he!d up to P"''
.csrn
scarce deem il necessary IN say th9t no oh a. ~
time in out OF nay enpIoy wa$eVer ehtfu. 49,,
secret aad could rot by any mean' sffIre d. ~ ~,
nor but rnys elf and ever kne" am tn.Dt =. " IN
position or m inuf1cture. His aitfiup 70 my vs..
On. mutation of me geuuin, Tricopserog ne IN
M; gsorance and cspidiy thinks the pup &c va" re en-
,.d 70 purchase because charged OILY ~ cents VII
' nal who could be guilty OF such conduct
s..it,re a. 20 any aeaas he y adop, 10 deceive
WIN NO.. no .,..r on me public. VAR CLiREHUGH.
,rr,osl .nd genuine TricoPhsrsus o. her'ic4ied
nonnd for the Hair Is 10 ~ hsd only 81 Cireaughs
p,rryn,I Office 2O7 B-osdwsy aud Of his apo lated
lat. J. g. Dod1, Druggist, Of Bleeeker-sree;
S pro.dzsy VIM. Minor. Druggist. of Jshr-,t.
snd Broadpa ard Ms King Bookseller, Futon .tfeet
All orbers are counterfsiis ~ ~.
CAsD-We haze just receised our ysh ed
"A Win,e. Fashions, together with an assrra-.s OF
sea.onable goods, which we inyte IN" attention i W
friends and customers. aud the public gs5s:sity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

CONPOslTION BOILERS, Of the best
y materials and quality. and OF all szes cast at the O
CO of the New World, 80 Ann-it Inquire Of Mr. J.
RICHARDS. IN the Pr,ss Room (bssansent) AMI II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

DAKpENTE RIA number of steady, sober me I
can find constant employment III the country for the
winter, at New.York wages. Apply at No. FIAT
80, - 90 lwi>-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

eSTAN Es-rolnlera the pubic that Mr. Nrishts
w Lectures on the English Language Will be corr
lgencrI II Monday the 2j;h quarter past eight
O'Clock F. NJ. the College OF Physician. and Surgeons,
CROSBY street For particulars. see bills at the Book
S,orec &C. o20 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

10 TRIU Mp Ell
He who makes me the cheapest Coat,
No, osy eEriches himself bat makes me Weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

indcsdi"
ELEAs q. TAYLOR announces the gratifying
T. intelligence citizens Of Newiork that b-it-T-
ing the period arrived the nimb!e sxpsnee
!. 10 out.tIp the slow shirg the Tor veatA, lie
nas made arrangement 10 the effect that at No Court
asd-.rree;, the economical dsciplss Of the I'm
Frss kim and all others have their garmso 81.
made cheaper Than any other cstsolIshment hsr, IN
viz Dress Goats cut and made at s.. 'n4 81 S'A''
proportion.
n R-Cash Always on delivery ,c,,-,,.nd.,.
ELIAS o. TAYLOR, No 9;s . Io YORK Ho
90 Or New-foEs, aol0ih'-e
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YNTiNTED-A Young man IN a D'y Goods store, TO
w 10 !. wears old-onc who has some knoEledgc OF
the business The of rclc ence Will be requlei-
Apply al l65 Sprung 81 "-I -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

n 4. W-NNakM CA ID Il IS 4 - HIf H'W
aHd superior article offered TO the pubic US cosi-
binng advantages than other arcls N tie mar
let Some of the advantages are that II Is portable and
easily conveyed from place 70 place 1t MAJ be orked
bv one person either by hand treaje and with VERY
little labor 1t will WORK quick and good as
any other press and the number OF It's paris are lew
. liable 10 get out Of Those who have used The
Press ns well "a other ycrsoDs acquainted Wit" III ssls,
pronounce it the best and cheapest that has yer teen PFC
iuced Persons aeslrou of procuring inc article IN OBJ
tain them 81 Johnstrcet, between W ian ana uciu-
.treet, ~ rms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21
COMMERCiAL BANK

COMMERCIAL RANE-rnc Receiver %
~ ghe Commercial Bank has removed the Bank 10 no.
Hanover street second story Doors from W7
r y. BLATCHFORD.
TO LET un, the mrs, day Of May next, he rooms
No. 81 Wall street, lately occupied by TIE Co lnieFcal
Bank Tney are well fitted for Insurance Company.
A,uly a, above 30 All.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

yEJASFED-At the Temperance Office, - Nassau.
~ street boy - to II, TO learn trade. Several
,.,,,,, MN + ~ yotious situations oil IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

u Carpetings, Floor Cloths, &c.-25eo-
yarss If Carpc,ur from choice patterns ana col
all WOOL 5cn 70 10 shlngs per yafd call = st"
licked from those wi.hlng 10 purchase Carpetns Of aDy
DESCRIPTION s large STOCK OF Oil Cloths, Rugs Table
Covers Mats Sc when they viii sell much lover Than
c,nb he b0ugnt "A. OF her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

Rs W An e D--InteIIssut young
X Men. Teachers, Clergymen and others OF good 40
dress active and eEterorisng, who caT give sfcurit'
necessary for city and country be prohaby employ
ed by applying at Mn" US
Foreign and American Periodical oaicc,
o1s o,NCTb 1879 oadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

u Now Exhibiting, at this National Acadsmy OF
Design Broodvsy, corner Of Leonard street, Da9uis g
magnificent Picture Of DON JUAN, HAIDEE and Ia o.
BRO. on $50 feet Of canvass. Tho PRINCESS Or "a
PUA AID full length Portrait Of the NON a.lts Noh :
TON by Pari. of London Open from o'clock ~ thS
morning until 10 at night
IIn..ian % ccnt. Snnsnn Ticknt. 80 ccMls. 81 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21
IVA JEEyS.IFseyTs AND MANUEAC-

Z TUNER>.--WaplcI by young MaR a situation IN
any kind of mercantile manufacturing establishment
Advertiser writes good hand and would not be above
lending hand any Mud of cork where aH honest living
can be made. Gooj city reference given. Address =
w 1,,;rc of ihis papor OIL d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

S.TANTsD-A situation 10 do houesSor. by "A y o.
W nan with cood references Appy N 2il Mott - L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

P pular Remedies Leaches English and French Perfun-
ury Soaps Brushes. &c, for ale by
J. q |. CODDINGTOS, Druggists,
ol3 lmis- OPT Htisen corner OF Spring
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15
The II "a r. nm G n
,-.y,CEMENT OF BEES.

.,.ived from Mr. Quimby, OF Coxsac-
IS' 'N u. m the management of Bees, from
m% make The following extracts;
pen w ,.,nr number o. the present volume,
. l'.',,, pbd.here is a way OF preventing
s< "4" hive swarming at a time? My ex-
fg"'" a,uH lead me to answer there is. 1t Is
'HHF"' r., .worm from a hive That should be
~ ,.,. These seldom or never leave the
sibou first appearing outside the entrance
y y. ,ombers, apparently in tumult, few
X ,,.vious to swarming. The apiarian, if
L,,v,Ot, will soon learn when TO expect n
II When one has started, and there are indi
,,oOo,her before the first is hived, they
4 ,pb, we'll ,prinkIed with water from water
- a, some other way. They will immedl-
n.er,er The hive to avoid the supposed show
IN about thirty minutes they will try it again,
4 g, v,l give time to secure the first. If they
.ph dsuosed still 10 unite with tho first,
nv sheet over the hive to keep them out
vQuinby adds the following query, winch we
|,r some experienced aplarlan VIII answer thro
,nIumns. as others have suffered loss from the
knsc cause;
dswe had several hives in which the young
bod appeared fatally diseased. The breeding
IN were nearly filled with the young bees in the
}ty,s, stretched at full length in the cells,
d md purified; the cells are sealed. In this
4 s,lh state, so few are Matched, that the num-
33slnpdy decrease, and are soon gone, unless
mustered 10 another hive by driving them out,the
kpbnnedy have vet found. In this l have
4 sn muesl when done in season, in rearing a
D uh swarm, yet the loss is considerable, as the y
mW,m That year. Large and small hives
NJ snj Elected. wish to learn the cause OF
|3uhnIE and the means ofpreventing it.'-.At
$y lSaivdtor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15
'''@ Yates co. N. Y, Feb. 25, IS4l.
'vAtuEVE CHOKED CATTLE AND HOR-


4 "''Ut last January No., see directions to re-
r,"'NOSe' cattle | will give you one so much
s.s s'' ""u 0sNe' than yours is comparative worth
h. u '"e lore OOtto relax the muscles Of the
N ,no 10 O'l ofwhip chord, drum line or 9th
,, Is ''''0s round The arm just above the knee;
pS "' 'O''' and ifthe horse or COW does not
aNn,, VIC ground, quick stroke of the whip
lu,1' ''s IL DO so, and the operation is performed
s,,,, ,'''a' relieved. But how. He Will be
H.. ~ ",i you, and that is sufficient. My
'u s' The pressure of the hard chord on
s,w, .'O' inc arm creates the same sickening
tau,s ' a '"e animal that stroke on the elbow
dk.n' "e man, the nausea relaxes the muscles
|s@ :. and the exerlion of the animal caused
brow az ssa acting at the same time, causes ii 20
"'' substance with which it is choked
hDW. Respectfully, J. A. JONES.
- N"' reo' io4l. Mash. Ag.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-15
ELoQUENCE AND HUMoR OF PATRICK
HENRY

Hook was Scotchman, man ofwealth, and
suspected Of being unirendly to the Americt n
cause. During the distress of the American army,
consequent the Join; invasion ofCornwailis and
Phillips in 1871, n Mr.. Vennbe, an army com
,nissary, had taken two Of Hooks steers for the
use Of tho troops. The act had not been strictly
legal and on the establishment of peace, Hook
the advice of MIR. Cowan, gentleman OF some
distinction in the law, thought proper to bring an
action of trespass against Mr.. Venabe, in the dis
,rict court of New London. Mr. Henry appeared
for the defendant, and is said to have deported
himself in this cause tc h.s infinite enjoyment.
Mr.. Henry became animated IN the case--he aP
peared TO have complete control over the passions
of his audience; at one time no excited their III
dignaton against Hook; vengeance was visible IN
every countonance; again, when he chose 10 relax
and ridicule him, the whole audience was in a
roar of aughter.-He pal nted the disresses OF the
American army, exposed, almost naked, I" the
rgors OF winters sky, and marked the frozen
ground which they trod with the blood OF
their unshod feet. Where was the man he said,
who had American heat in his bosom, who
would not have drown open his fields, his barns,
his cellars the doors of his house, the portals OF
his breast, TO have received with open the
meanest soldier in that little band OF furnished pat
rois?-Where is the muR There he stands--but
whe Their the heart Of rio beats his bosom,
YOU gentlemen, are TO judge.-He then carried the
jury, by the powers Of his imagination, to the
plain around York, the surrender of which had
followed shortly after the act complained of: he
depicted the surrender in the most noble and glow
ing colors of his eloquence-the audience saw be-
fore their eyes the humiliation and detection Oft
British, as they marched of their trenchcs-they
saw the triumph which lighted up every patriot
face and heard the sh outs of victory, and the cry
of Washington and liberty, as it rang and echoed
through the American ranks, and was reverberated
from the hills and shores OF the neigbbor'ng river
-sbut ba,k! what hotes Of discord are those which
disturb the general joy, and silence the accamnton
Of victory-,hey are the notes OF John '!ook'
hoarseIy bawling through the America camp 'beei!
Beef Beef
The whole audience were convuised ~ par
tcular incident will give better idea OF the effect
than any general descrption:-The clerk OF the
conr, unobIe 20 command himself, and unwilling
i, scommt any breach Of decprum in his place,
u shed OUT Of The court house, and threw himself
nm the prass in the most violent paroxysm ofaugl
ter whom Hook with very different feelings, came
ont for relief INTO the yard also. Jenny S.epoe,
..d he to the clerk, 'what the deuce ales ye meu''
Mr.. Siep,oe was only able TO cay that he could