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New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
,Enc Ei.cuI Agency.

We learn from the Express that the Executive
plan for conducting the National Finances and in
cidcntay facilitating and cqlalizpg the Exchanges
has b en- fully m4tured, and agreed upon in Cabinel
council. It's essential feature is Issue of EN-
chequer Bills at once as a resource to the Govern
ment and Currency ior the People. These bills,
of convenient denominations, bearing no interest,
are to be paid out exchanged for cash by the
Government, each redcemable on demand at some
specified point, but every where receivable for
public dues at the pleasure of the holder. These
bills will be issued wherever the wants Of the
Government shall dictate, and made payable oi
course at those points where the Revenue is
chiefly collected, SO as to form continual though
limited supply of Exchange tending in the right
direction. The total amount in circulation at any
one time is not to exceed twenty millions of dol
lars The chef direction OF this tscaity is Il
be vested in officers appointed by the President and
Senate Ono, removable without the concurrence OF
the Senate and the branches in the several States
we believe are to be under the csntrol OF the State
Governments Such are the leading features of the
bill to be submitted TO Congress by the Secretary
of the Treasury.
This is not such regulation of the Currency Us
n majority of the Wings have desired and s,rug
gled for, but it is very much better than nothing
and we earnestly entrcat our Whig friends to make
no unreasonable or captous opposition to it, but il
possible allow it to pass. 1t creates no corpora
tion--no vested rights: it may be repealed next
winter if it prove not to good purpose
But we have faith that it will-hat after its chan
nels are worn smooth, and the experience of
year or Two shall have induced such amendments
as are found desirable, it will afford essential
benefit in the equalization of the Currency and the
fucllilation o.; Exchanges We admit that i, is no,
u Wing plan: there is too piuch Government con-
troll over it for that: but neither is it Destructive
IN any of Its features. 1t is fair compromise
betwecn the extreme views of the hostile parties.
and as such may be adopted pro tenn. with no
rcul sacrifice of consistency and with little If any
hazard to the public veal. Let us take the Presi-
dents fiscal,,y then, compromise-a half
way house-a breathiag-place. Its operation for
year OF two Will enable US all to review our
Opinions, revise them if need be- and determine
calmly and without passion the future Financial
policy of the Government. Wings in Congress .
we cntreat YOU 10 be impclled 10 oppose the
Executive plan OF Finance by no mistaken ideas
of Party consistency or Party advantage, bur on.
by imperative consideration. OF Public Duty
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

MoRNoSs.-The 81. Louis Republican OF the
Goth ult. says that two hundred and fifty Mormon,
arrived there on the previous day in the s,camboa.
Gen. Prai,e. They were from England. aad were
bound 10 Nauyoo the civ Of the La,.er-day Saints
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

j. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY htknERERS ACGtII
rED'-lhe PeoTia Register lays The persons who had
Aand in the Driscol murder and iudcted, have
been acquitted ny tae Jury of the Circuit Court of Ogle
County" alen commit murd ana unpua shed. Fac!
,uercd to leave thclT gpstuE- or uihcr EOue,
calling sad 90 doctorng tine -lok h-y up
.ile uostrum get dupes 10 lnd their TO
uicates Of wonderful cures re peHny-a-iner 10
INV mt -corc Of f,sc -: h.. Mott.
Or Chc.scuan i)r make people beicvr
the Distinguished Pnysicaus o that name N our ct
sanction they never hive ard never Will. sucb
Imposters guilty o uarccr a. TIE N-fst assassin
There ho"e'rr, honorahic exceptions F.d VIC 1r'
nappy ncud- ,u- our ncghooT, Dr. Sherman oi 10
~ lis Laz;nrcs are excellent and wIlI cure .:
Coz gh Cold HeaCdche sooner tl1n any tang "* hnoS
Of We have tricd % IN and -peaA from experience. a.
also for hi- Worm Lozenee- 'or children.
u 4 pistol di.clrg q, jaly, into The f,ce o.
Nr Wslsh, 60 Psirect, uea.uc II "a pieces, drisiD.
,hc wadduc md powder yer, ds,p mo tAe lie h. Two
doctors pronounced him beyond possible cure; may
after Daley i.2rica PaIE Extractor uscd
him white irauc vi 20 and h- fsct ,wOIen hi-
81 punpkn. THIS ee>ed Inn directly ANA saved HI
hi, restored his evesisht dra wing IN rcrom snd all hs
holes, the Wadd ng and poFder. and healed II up
complctely-csu,-E every witness confess wonder
taat all per-pns should keep the article on hand, Sy
winch much lliO and torture NoulI be saved.
To be found at Il Made Lane.
PRNcss Axp Lo Ds-'I-s-cl, =, srea; ogtcry Ju., now
about the nO.is 'i,iers norgeth and De Jonyi e.
II they much en;ion ahoult be besoHed
open the inventors o an Gruce nat early savcs thou
sands from d-aIh The Compound Extract cf Hon.
honus does all this. and IT. pIo3fet0r- shou be
natures nobcmen for the! are III clyng out nature
law stopping the ravages OF cough, colds, ssthnss
and the early Of ptOB Go 20 - Division
and be satisfied
Mv,,x,r mrs 49, ---,--'11 - -s,a E. .,.-,ohI.
ha, ;raris at Il Haiden-!snc. No woman h.yias
good sense nj then iAil 10 use me Maternal Frient bl
DIS. Rrckwei terre and PaFnGee 10 be FOUND a. tie
sane place
--
- Hofe sp " ~ eve Lii ~ me nln'H oiea''' anu
10 no case does iAs h4teA- AoPe irs rs Syrs" strains
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

u The great press Of entertainments the lergth Of
Bshop ughess Letter the Catholics, and Of the Mer
chants Adde'S the lack of variety usual u
our rcadIag columns to-day.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

rr We understand d that 'he Bonds of ;h. Ohio LIE
4 Tfus, Company ad,e Used by :. Draper, Jr to heNA
tn. day. have been wlthirswn the Company having pE
chased them themselves.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

q Frederick Rump soldier of the rsvolu-
ton, died at Urbana, Ohio, on the 9th inst al the
great age of l07 wears He was German. but
eingrated 10 this country at a very early age
de had eighteen children, fourteen Of whom are
.riLl Iiyinr
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

q The house ef Mr.. John Lindsey, in Phila-
delPhia was entered and robbed of Various articles
al an early hsuE on Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

~ The Wabash Ia.) Courier of the eO,h
SAYS that Daniel Johnson, E.q Recorder OF y
County. was on the l4th thrown from his As
and instantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

@ The princiPoI Groccrs OF Boston hsy.,
uatarily agreed 70 close their stores "a; o'ts
P NJ. That is right. We believe The o's
arrangement has in good part fallen ,hrou...
cur City. but i, ought not to have doae So
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

~ JosErH BAKegS, Esq the veteran Editor
of 1--WE believe) the oides; Democratic journal N
C.aaecrcu,-,hc Columbian Register at New
Haven-has just established u, Syracuse week.,
paper devoted ,he interests Of tho Mechanics.
|; Is entitled The Syracuscan.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

#hica wa presented TO aGi rom u=a-faI Meeuu: Of
the Cstboi.cs and OF, er Cuzeas Of N-=York. held Ia
Washington Hail. tao 6ta CT shich the follow
-, % otIcfs.u were otI lers
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

10 The Reply OF Bi,ncr HusnEs TO the Ad-
dress of his coaborers in the advocacy of change
in our Public School System, will be found in =
subsequent column Ii cannot fail TO be univer-
sally read. Whether the demand of the Cath,
ohcs be founded iu real or imaginary grievances,
1t ought to be cleasly understood by those who
are to pass on it. Ii VIC to differ on so vital a
matter as Popular Education, let US know clearly
what we contend for and oppose.
We expect 10 commence the publication of some
articles adverse to the Catholic claims Cn reply
to 'Ca,o) either tomorrow or mex, day.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

X Mr. BRAHAN gives another Concer; at S;uy.
yesant Institute this evening. The sleighing vii
bring msny to hear him, but can hardly temp, one
WHO has taste for Music to stay away.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
q NEw-HAvES, Conn, elected Wing towr
officers on Monday by 359 minority


U H. c.. writes Us severely ccnsuring the
conduct OF the Prince Ioinvilc in setting sail from
eur por, for France on the Christian Sabbath
We do not know that the publishing OF his artic e
a, this time would have any good effect We are
opposed to all human laws enacted for the pur-
pose of enforcing Gods laws, and of coarse would
not have the sailing of vessel on Sunday prohibi-
ted bu, the choosing of that day for departure
voyage was not well-advised and the firing OF
sas;es Sunday in port where the Sabbath j,
respected, is indeiensible. 0ur authorities should
have ntimated to the Prince the light in which
Sunday regarded here; and We are sure a we'll
bred Frenchman could not have wilfully bidden
defiance the religious feelings and convictions OF
our people.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

G5S Gov. BAGsY ana Hon REusES CHAPMAN.
la,e NJ. c. are each spoken OF as the successor Of
Hon. Clemsn; c Clay in the U. 5, Senate.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

C57 Hon. CLEMaNr {. CLAY has resigned his
seat IN the L. 5. Senate from Alabama.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

T MAJOR TocHNAS lectures before the New
York Lyceum at the Tabernacle ,h;, evening.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01
He TRIBU n E.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER

u The Mercan,iie Temperance Society of City,
dcsrogs Of gSiug ci ealson to .heir ezcellsn, At
dress which ~ be forad First Page have ordered
large extra number of this norspg Tribune for s:atu-
itoas eireua,on among Merchants of his City Ihof'
therefore vho m-y ts paper Unexpectedly VIII
understand the source saeace they supplied
or course thi' d.trihuuon VIII place The bnhc !"
tte hands Of some who among its haht-a
AID shall ba haqpy learn 'hst cos nisnt' 's' -
their favor and patronage. Our eHcuiaiioa IL no"
cecsed by three four daiy FaPe'' J." -e
word. yet though It's circulation al oar o* fice = "o
dgec,y pr, sbe TO the reverse saouic oe '4PpE
u xelc, ge 2 few mo.c 20 our BOOKS we nave
has far given and Intend TO give hereafter Preftr
Of yead,pg matter daily ts0H hrs ecer bee" queen
for one Cen, IN any peyer erer A1iishsd IN TIE Nor1G
,d more tssn Is given the .tDdclisr daes. or 1t.
ousIty Other. uust usrc; 5ut shall enoesyor Rot To
he surpassed in freshness, variety utility We
.fly report Spirit and Substance Of al tie best Lee
,u,c- seiiyered City. and haye Wash
pro1 Correspondent, gagged fer the approaching
.ion sf Corgfess-one give summary OF al! that
done the ether give early ndvce. of what
done. We shall aso he we-aoyi.ed OF ba, is trsus-
iirinr bany. F'ieFss sf Law, Order. and Aoraty
sh n5ea'orto deserve your continued and increased
support, and have fears that -Aal labor vain
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

~ Hon. Dlxoy H LEwIs, it seems evident
is no, dead-or q, least the udings OF bis death
near Mobile must have been erroneous as We
have Mobile dates several days later, which gre
no iotjrnstion Of such calamity
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

u Tor the Address Of the Merchants Temperance
Society and News items. see Frs; Page.
T. Tor News by This Mornings Southern HAL
sec hid Page
u For Poem on Tie First Snow and vivid pic
ture # the condition OF he Poor Of England Last
Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

= The New-Orieans Advertiser mentions a
tended to resign his seatin Congress from that city
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

MARRIED LADIES recommended rsad pam?he
to ne hal -rails Il raiden-.sac 40 woman hsylns
good will Then fail 10 the Maternal Fren. by
DIS. Rockwell Ferre and Parm2lee, to be f9Gns tie
rla
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

DEATH OF Gov BucHAY4s.-Thc Gloucester
Mass Telegraph says =" We learn by letter
received in town las, evening thai Hi. Excoliency
ThOmas Buchanan, Governor Of Liberia, died
at Bassa, Sept. 3, very much lamented." He was
a man of extraordinary ability, and has given great
satisfaction as Governor Of The Co!onv.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

~ HARTFORD, Conn, elected Town Officers
on Monday, in the midst of driving snow-s,orm.
The vote of the town was not half poed. The
Whis ticke, succeeded, with the exception OF First
Seec;man. for which post there was no choice
Wing vote Gl6 Liberal (meaning all sorts and
more rum-licences) SIS
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

ROME AND NtAG.R,-Ih-1o 1oid weather need be DO OBJ
ssce 10 vsii 10 these 5eaafd Pauor=mas, the Ro
tunda Is warmed throughout with hot They rasy
be seen every Gay until aer case wsch under,tanc
VIII 5000 taAe place, AHd Monday "Wednesday aud
Frd,y evenings TINS evening there vii be Lecture
on Rome, coz mencI2y ct : O'clock
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

CIRcUs.-The performance, II sht applauded
to nc -cno by lmGeuse crowd. Not company 10
Amerc4 Of equestrian aud other Ia
lea than found here, Li.lle Diamond and Whidoek
sppsar 70 be great favorftes rere
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

II Bank sf f.I.Huin.,on.-bills OF tnis p
will be receye al PAR tor and Caps At go Gf "
ne assortment Of bats CONSISTS Of hne Beaver IT,
CAS.-asp'. and boys Cloth Caps-fne otr's, sea-
and oher caps. ms lw % CONhNT, s59 ufaas ''-'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-01

MIssIsslrPI.-The Columbus (Miss) Demo-
crat states that the new Legislature of that State
will stand-
Loco-F oco.. Senate 9 House..6l Total. 80
Wing 10 ." ..4l ..jl
One Senator doubtful All the Locos bu, one
are in favor of Rcpujiating the State Debt; Of
the Wings, tn Democrat says three are avcrse 10
paying. bat do not believe it. 10 Loco and i
Why Senators hold over from las, year.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

s. o'Brea, than 4 a.erica viii those Of aIr. Pick
ssns
We give the anaesei items from British papers
4 The same time expressing oas great doubt Of tiei
Ssraib.
i MOST IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
sd s SQUADRON ORDERED TO AMERICA
Tie TIRES AID other papers stsfe. a. positive
.'fsct tlat SONS part ot the sqgsdfon, believed q
dsensist q zen sail q the inc, which had been en-
1gagea on the CDas, Of Syria, had bern snddenigcf
\ Tered 81 The Coast Of Amef.cs 10 supfars rnc re
4monstTanee II he BHtish Mes,er, pc iox
4 ,gaiast the iHdicial murder u MrLsof.8
LsFfNTRY ron HALiFA43
The times alec states that Three baftslions has
,.eb pm suddenly under orders for Halifax an.
5adds, :" God kaoss hew the home service 81 th,
calm contI be furnished alter rheir departure
The Allas says, War with America fnu~t ant
viii ~ surely f5iiow upon the murder of NJ 'Leod
\ = The light Of uornog follows The darkness o
Z agbf; bun then this war will be war without an,
isfaite osjeei except rcsonge for an injury whel
scannot be atoned "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
80 LITrnARY soclElY.

We beg leave to direct public attention to tbs
formation Of he BeYketey County Literary As
location" whose proceedings, together witha copy
d tho Constitution, appear IN our columns to-day
The National Society Of Literature and Science wa.
formed onlya few months since, under the auspice,
Of tho best and wisesi in the country. Its &C.
neral object Is the diffusion Of knowledge and the
cultivation OF the mind. IS means Of promoting
thi. benevolent AMI phianthropc design, anumbe'
OF intelligent gentlemen are employed as travelling
agents 10 deliver lectures and recommend the fol-
Of auxiliary societies. One Of these agents,
GgoRGg CoLLINGwoop Dixon, Esq now a tour
through the Valley OF Virginia was preseo, at ths
formation Of the society here, and delivered most
ebe, eloquent and spirited address.
We entertain no manner Of doubt that the assoc
citation, if il embrace considerable number Of
members, and be conducted with proper spirit and
energy, will be productive OF very great benefit il
our community, and we earnestly invite the coope-
ration Of our citizens in so meritorious cause.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
HOS, MILLER. N. D.,
TURKISH DIPLOMACY.

ellis ExceIlency Nour EiIendi, Am.
bassador from the Ottoman Porte, hac
yesterday private audience Of the King
Aat which he delivered to MS Majesty, I
aletter from the Sultan Abdul Mediid, an.
9nouncing the birth of his two children, Z
sPrince and Princess. "-Jownal De,
De6ots, Paris paper.
The President Of the United States ha,
! also just received a similar letter from the
sSultan OF the Ottomans. In the languag,
sof diplomacy, letters announcing event,
aconnected with the family of Sovere'g
are called ietres dc notification. They
fare written by Sovereigns to each other
1 and the Ministers resident at the foreigl
sCourts are charged TO deliver them in per
sson-qHe les SourerainS s'ecrirent, ct gu
I feurs Ministries sont charges de renaettrt
aau SoRrerdin Gupres duquel lis resident.
The Ottoman Government having ne
Minister resident at Washington, Sultar
Abdul Medjid's letter of notification wa,
transmitted to the Secretary OF State, ant
sby him delivered TO the President. Nat
IntelHgencer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
From the Baltimore american.

4 The moumlul tdings produced seusa
ktion so profound as to absorb all thoughts
Gin one general and painful consciousness
sot great deprivation at the hands of Pro
Evidence. Every face wore a melancho
ly aspect, aud a deep seated feeling o
ngret possessed The entire community
The asperties of political disagreement
*were forgotten it was felt that the Ma
Nton's layorte, the good man aud the hon
Fest patriot, was no more Upon The re
aceipt OF the news the bells of the city be
s,gan to toll, and continued to send fotil
5their solemn sounds throughout the day
n pom all the public buildings and the ship
apng in the harbor, flags were displayed
lat hall mast. But it needed NOT these TO
skeus Of universal mourning to indicat,
Sthat great calamity had happened. TIL,
\ low tone of conversation wherever group,
Hwere assembled-the sad expression tina
smarked every countenance, It's well as th,
Nwords of sorrow uttered by all who spok,
Jof the event--showed that some upusua
Saiillction had sunk deep into the public
Smind.
4 For the first time in the history of on
5coun,ry President has died in Office
kSuch an occurrence would cause gene
sral shock at any time. But how peculiar
Hly affective does it become at this crisil
Hwhen the chosen Of the people had bu
HJust started in his dmnistratlon--the en-
Enthusiastic shouts that hailed bis approach
ITO the Capitol having scarcely subsidized
n Ii isnot only the President who is dead
afti is WILLIAM Henry HARRIsoN, whose
Crank and simple manners, blending th,
Slreshness of youthful spirits with the dig
Snty of venerable age--whose honesty o.
3purpose-whose benevolence OF heart
Hwhose sincere devotion to his country
4 good--had endeared him 10 the people
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Steam Ship British Queen, arrived ct New
York, on Sunday morning last, bringing Engsl
papers TO the l0,a of March.
We have not lime ard room to-day, even for
general synopsis of he intelligence. and merely no
tir' that which directly CONCERNS this conuny
The packet stps, in succession, had car,ed |,
England the news Of the stoprage OF thc'l State
Bank, Of the indictment Of Mcleod, and Mr.. Pick
ems III starred tepor,. from majority Of the Com
mntee on Foreign Relations, upon the case Of Me-
Lcod The three matters together, seem 10 havs
prsduccd great excitement, and 10 have uaecteo
sensiby the public funds. An angry dispute in bos
Houses Of Parliament was ELECTED By Pickens re.
do not Understand With ~ha propriety, the British
Governm'at can uolce this injndicous, hot headed
aud PSep'sierous tiisdt, ualii becomes the act
or has tas sanction o al least one department of III,
Gcvernmcat. We regard the Iepou OF MS Pick
ens as full Of mscluev0us aud untenabls PROPOSE
tions but We d. no, Perceivethat is OF more conso-
quencs ,hsu a speech equally Wild and infammator,
ii IFS style and tone delivered in the House
Commons, BY Mr. S, O'B,en, who advocated :
suong acel in front OF the American harbors and &
strong army oar frontier.
England has as much to lose as we have, in h,
eveat Of rupture between the two countries, ano
wo trust Size win no more heed the eoensels Of Nj.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

WIttfsM HssRY HAaetsos, President Of H.
Gated S;ates, died It the Psessisat's Hoase, il
washing,on Cify, % sunday morning the 4.a Inst.
ct ~ minutes before ons O'Clock.
A single month has tlep-ed since this dsvote'
Patio. stood 70 tie midst IF thousands Of bis fsl
iow.ciiisens 10 vigorous health, and edged hine
ssls BY aoIenn oath 70 faa tlle duties d Bis o.
acss and now. alas! the American people are can
ed 70 mourn The aispensation u Providence, which
has closed career that promised The richest bles
sihgsto the country.
There Z 10 occasion fof eulogg or pauesyric
The tia of Harrison is wilton upon the hearts o
Bis eounirynon. His death has Gust q gloon upoi
81 elssses Of society, AID however Indispensable e
to welfare Of the country seemed 70 Us bis ser
yiess, prompted BY az honest heart and guided b
sound and saghcious mind, it becomes Us to fsiy
opon that providence in whose bands are the des-
iinies Of nations, and to submit to is iascrutable
will
The melancholy event Il the theme Of every
,aa0's thoagh;s and i. whal 50 full Of anxious 10
forest rs to induce % give ap iurgs portion Of
our columns % articles eoanesied with the ocea.
son from the Baltimore and Washington papers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

FOR tie WaTttasbarg Gazette
The Trustees Of the Town are respec faIly 70
equesed to lay before ITS citizens a statement, exh
biting; !
Isl. The receipts into the Treasury for seyero
Years back.
2ni. fheir disbursements and the jecls of eS
4 pense.
! 81. The amount in the Treasury.
4 9TH The amounts due and uRpaid-when the
were due, and the cause, if any, Of failure 10 col
y cct.
5,h. What Improvements, il any, are propose
Ito be made in the Town.
ltis understood shat the law, requiring the rru.
&tees. at the expiration Of each tenn, to report 1
.theiI successors, ia not complied with. Such
Irregular settlement II is important, should be mad,
sand report, setting forth the whole condition q
Stheir Affairs, although not required by law, should
1 Joe published Its high timo to brush up and loo
i little spruce.
PLUMB.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08
Atm meellng of the Faculty ofTheolo-

Al a meeting of the Faculty ofTheolo-
1 gy of St. Mary's College, Baltimore, held
Jon the 10Th ut. the degree Of Doctor Of
sDiyalty was conferred on the Right Rev.
sBenedict Fenwick Of Boston; on the Right
sRev. John Hughes, Coadiutor Bishop Of
sNew York and on the Right Rev. Rich.
gard Vincent Whclan, Bishop ofRcllmond.
sOn the same occasion, the same degree
was conferred on the Rev. Gilbert Ray
lmond, President of St. Mary's Colhge,
baltimore and on the Rev. Felix Varel.
IIa, Of New York Bill. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-08

The Steam Fare Engine in New York,
bad another trial on Monday, the 22d ult.,
and the result was more satisfactory. BY
means Of two sucuons, eight or nine inch
GO 10 diameter, it fed itself from cisiern,
and discharged four streams, through a
length Of hose aud pipe each larger IN
body than those thrown from the ordina-
ny engages, and with about equal force,
The greatest apparent advantage Of this
machine IS, the steadiness with which it
can play lis slreams any length Of time
There being no giving out or firing ofmen
at breaks. Twenty minutes is all the
time required 10 get the machine in work.
ing order.