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d EMOVAL.-J v. N. THROOP respectfully
N informs his friends and the public generally, that
he has removed his engraving Office to Missouri
nue. between IL and 9th streets, minutes walk
from his old stand where orders for engraving and
copper plate printing will be thankfully received and
punctually attended to.
N. B. Orders left at the matchmaking shop of Mr..
ID. FIsTER will be attended to. aug 23tf
NTACAULEY'S MlSCELLANIES, in . vols,
1vl containing the articles (chefy historically which
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pearing in the Edinburg Review, since 1925; being
the productions Of t. Babington Macauey, Secretary
at War and member of Parliament for Elinbuig pro-
auctions which have been universally admired both in
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their vivid eoquence, extensive learning and spendol
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SECOND NO. Of Master Humphreys Click, by
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w tanning the Old and New Testament in the
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CONFESSIONS OF HARRY LORREQUER
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Also second volume of "Ten Thousand Year"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22
II Col. John sicKibbin, go wa,t

II Col. John licKibbin, go Water st has
used Shermlns Warm Lozenges sr one OF his Ch'dren'
they brought away Incredible quantity oil worms
and restored the little sufferer 10 health when nothing
r.e gave tia least relief Ha recommended sherman
Cam hor Capt Vcrten, $50 "ater ST. iheY
made him Lively aud cheerful and seemed to impart new
life TO him. apt. " nearly 81 years Old and would
not be deprived Of these Lozeuges any account They
ia =, ICf N,.s,u Al s22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22
THE TRIB l N E.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT. %. 1s41
IN WING GENERAL COMMITTEE,

NEw-Ioax, Sept 81, isil.
Resoirtd Tha, She Democratic Wig EIectors of the
City and County of NewYo be requested to ss'embie
their several Wards the places hereinafter dessna
ted Monday erening 9th Sept inst at half past
o'clock, for the purpose Of choosing from each Ward
Five Delegates ,epres.n, them il County conVsn-
,ion select thirteen Candidates for Members Of Asseu-
bly, represen; this County the Legislature and
thirteen Delegates the Stste Convention 10 be held A'
Syracuse the GtA October next
And also to choose three Deies from each Ward !"
Convention for selecting thirteen Members to the psm'
cratic Wing Senatorial Convention of the First
Resored Tha, the County Convention be requested 70
meet a, the Broadway House Friday the ''' o.
Der next.
R..orysd That tie Convention select Delegates to
the Senatorial Convention requested 10 meet on aor
day. the 4,h October at the Broadway House.
fTh. nIsces of meeting will be inserted Tomorrow
SAMUEL g. RAYMOND, Chm.
c. WEsTERvELT' sec'ys.
f. T BicKHorsE, )
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22
CLEAREp.
Brig Belle, -, Wilmington, &c.
schr Robert Mills, Heldey, Texas, John H. Brewer.

ARRIVED.
Ship Eli Whitney, Harding, 81 ds fm Liverpool, mdzs
Thompson leo passengers.
Ship Britannia, Cook, 81 dys I'm Liverpool mdze,
Rowland, Son a; Co
Ship Iinc Eyeliegh, 81 dy.fm smyrns ra2ze, Boyd
& Hincken
Ship 81 Mary, Foster, 20 dysfm New Orleans.
Bark Ten Brothers, Crawford, 10 dys I'm Newca,ae
Eng, mjxe, B Norwood & Co.
Bari, Hamburg Washington Kruger, 45 dys I'm Ham
burg, mdze, d II Schmidts. SON & Co.
Sandman brig Fortunate, sardO, IS sys I'm Nazagan,
wool, P ] Francla.
Brig George Thomas B. ys I'm Rockport, granite order
Brig Ida Brown IS dys f Port Leon. Florida, RieA
Taylor.
schr Volunteer Nckerson, dys I'm Petersburg, fosr
Schr WoIcott Oven II DIS Ne~tern. Nc, naval stort%
sehr splendd, Patterson, dys I'm Boston, mdae ordef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

An ExrLosloS.-Thc Nashville Union states
that serious accident occurred recently at the
re.idcnce of Spencer Buford Esq, in Williamson
County, Tenn. Some negroes were sent into the
cellar to stop leak in barrel of brandy, and IN
searching for i, came in with the spirit and
occasioned an explosion which killed five OF the
negroes three died in a few hour,, and the other
Two fingered about day. The fire communicated
to the house, but was soon extingusht.d by smoth'
ering it with green tobacco leaves on the prs
misses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

JoHx QrlycY ADAMS publishes card in yes
terday's Intelligencer, acknowledging the receipt
of invitations to deliver Addresses in various parts
OF the country aad says that the pr-carious state
of his heal.h forces him TO decline them all. He
urges the pressure OF public duties as an apology
for 20, having answered them and other conmuHi-
Cartons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

The SEVENTH WARD GRAMMAR School is one OF the
oldest well Of the 6cs; conducted Schools III the
Eastern section of City Mr. Covel! hiss resumed Its
personal supervision and informed has made ar
engagements for able and experienced in the va
rous department. Which he adverses to teach See adj
yer,lseman, IN another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22


ForR Persons BURST To ASHES We have
been furnished with the following details OF a la,c
horrible catastrophe The house OF Sylvester ).
II. Brown. on South Creek, about miles from
this place. was consumed by fire Oh the / In inst
a, about l o'clock at night, with four persons. VIZ
two sons OF Mr.. Brown-one aged and the other
) years-Thomas Smith, aged 30 years. and n
daughter of Ezekiel Campbell aged II years
The persons burnt, informed, slept up stairs,
while Nh Brown, with Ii. wife and babe. who
slept below. barely escaped, without saving any
thing but their aight-clothes. Mr.. Smith was
stone mason formerly from Smithyille, Chenango
CO. The fire caught from stove shauty adJon-
ing the house very probably near the staircase
which prevented descent of the persons up stairs
We must suppose that there was no upper window
large enough to admit of jumping out.
Elmira Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

70 The Rochester Democrat, says tina, in work
ing burr block broush; from France, few days
since, two honey-becs were found in cavity per
tec,ly enclosed on all sides. They torpid,
bat soon showed signs of life and flew away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

Mr. GRAsGEgs REsiosATios.-Ihe following
letter from Hon. Christopher Morgan, Repre-
sentative of Cayuga in Congress, puts 4 hFish !"
the rnisapprehensions and lnis'ta'efnea'' ~nis"
have been widely disseminated with regard 70 Nf'
Granger. resignation. Mr.. Morgan IN letter
to the Courier, says;
"Tb. facts are simply these in relation n the
,r,,,,sn communication Of the Delegation. larry
saturday morning, the day OF which the Cabinet
-s.rped. Nh Granger informed ne that ne had
determined TO resign the Office Of Postmaster Gene
raI but tina, he was unwilling 10 take important
step without first comforting with the New-YotG
Delegation. While the House was in session he
called upon Messrs. Fillmore Greig and myself,
and We informed hin that the Wing Members OF
the Delegation then in Washington concrrred n
the propriety Of MS resignation.
Mr. Granger then requested that the Delega-
ton would express in written communication
their appreciation Of the conclusion 10 which his
own mind had come, and such communication was
drawn gY and signed by the Delegation.
- Instead, therefore, OF being compelled By the
Wing Delegation 10 resign, Dir. Granger ONLY
sought their approval.
Very respectfully. your friend asd servant
CHRISTOPHER MORGAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

u The Cheapest Cash Tailor Yet
PETER V. hUSTED Merchant Tailor, No. / Chatham
Square corner Ca,harne makes Clothing to
der 10 per cheaper and 10 per cent better than the
cheapest Cash Tailor in the city.
Ma good IL in all cases warranted. CO SD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

10 Mr.. ]. L. MorIEr, of Boston, appointed
Secretary of Legation to Russia, is brother-in-
law of PARK BESJAM,s, Esq. Editor OF The New
World
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

~ Hon. JouS SERGEANT has resigned his
seat in Congress as a Representative of the City
Of Philadelphia. We believe that JosErH l.
CHANDLER, Editor of the L. 5. Gazette, will be
selected his successor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

" Great preparations have been made at Lex
iugton, Ky. to greet HENRY CLAY on MS return
from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

" Mr.. H. NJ. BRAcKESK1pGr, appointed
Commissioner under the Treaty with IeNico, in
the place of Mr.. RowAN, resigned, has arr yed il
this city and entered upon the discharge OF the
duties Of the Commission. Nat. Int.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

70 A severe hail-storm visited Henry Co. Va.
on the 3O,h ult l, destroyed the crops and IN
jured the orchards that vicinity serious ex-
tent negro man was killed, and another con-
siderably injured. The hail fell in large quaint
ties, and the stones were of great size.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

~ The wall OF the mansion house OF the late
Sebastian Vinscher, in Albany, fell in with grea;
crash on Monday. No was iniured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

Practical JoKEs.-We understand that the
Grand Jury have found true bills against Messrs.
NJ. NJ. Noah, n. T. Eldridge and NJ. y. Beach
for libcs uren the character of james Gordon
Bennett, of the Herald. The gentlemen OF the
Jury must be great wags; this is decidedly the
best Joke of the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

D@ The friends of AMERICAN INDUSTRY in all
parts of the Union are requested TO bear in mind
tho CoxvryrloS of Delegates representing the
Producing Interests of our Country which is called
to assemble in this City on Friday, October 18th
As this will be during the Great Fair of the Amer
lean Institute, which includes a Cattle Show,
Poughing and Horticultural Exhibitions, the at
traction to visit our City just then will be great
apart from the Convention. But in this season OF
general chaos it is most important that the advo-
Gates of systematic development and inauguration
of the National Resources should consult with each
other and determine on their futnre course OF ac-
lion. Friends of Home Industry! we entreat you
to hold meetings in your several Cities, Counties
and Towns, and select or more delegates to
attend the Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

1.-THE MONEY WILL BE RETURN
ID If the purchaser dss Itsfed with Chapmans Magic
Razor Strop with Metallic Hone, mandatory lt2 William
.rcet-Reail prices 81 cents, IS cents sloO, s,2 and
81 so Five minutes will be ample ,ime for putting the
dullest razor ia perfect order. C) sol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

IyDr,S HAIR DYE. tina, wall color aud keep grey or
any light hair dark brown or perfect black without
touching the skin may be had, warranted, 81 Maiden
lane.
ItS's <?REAa STRENGTHENING PLA5TERs that It 10 q
lxurv wear-or all pains weaknesses or .mensss
the back, .ide. or breast may be had splendid "r
ce-at u Maiden lane Al ladies' and persons Inclined
at all consumption. should wear them They Gully cost
- each, and their value IL lncacuabe Counter
irrta will often Coughs &c, and these Pa ser
~ll prevent. a wonderful degree all liability to tske
cold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22
HOWE'S PATENT STOVE.

u Howe's Patent stove, for Parlor', Halls
Nurseries,, aad eJiices--Ths Improved Stove de-
,nJs attention Of those who desire soft aud healthy
heat beauty cleanliness and economy. 1t has been
the and the encouragement received, and the
Subtraction tney the purchasers have sri4nla-
led the inventor manufacture them a much larger
scale TO spply the increased demand They made Of
the best; aud ornaEaened the ehsste
aud giving full yIcw Of the ire whether
the doors are .pen. with large hearth
dry the feet on when cold damp. They constructed
with radiator and cold air chafnber, in condensed
form san any thereby securing all the proper
Of the heat, and taking up but little ROOM Per'ons
about to pur.has. are respectfully requested call and
examine TINS valuable Stove For sale 80 Water
sI-u o. GEORGE c. HOWE.
uDr. Barry's Classical and Commercial
Academy, Ill Broadway, reopcBed for the reception,
Of Students tae August vacation For Card
tanning Terms, &C. apply at Mr.. LOckw0ods Bookstore,
OF TO The Principal IS above mentioned. % ss 2w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

rr For Notices of Col. Nnpier's PENN
suInr ~ ar-Ucath of Sir John Moore
and Buiwcr's Essays, see First Page.
II For "a capital contrast of Civ and
Country Poem on the Death of Gren-
Vile NclIen. &c, STE knst Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22
TAKE TIME BY TEaE FORELOCR'
Peusc,. sEorehomnd Cnndy is recommendet

FcNHc7s 10
by our most eminent Physicians, aud over two thousand
respectable citizens performing the cure OF Coughs
Colds IIoarseness Irritation Of the Throat, Group
Whoopag Cough Catarrh and Asthma, Palpitaon OF the
Heart difficult or profusc Expectoraton, and, In fact all
diseases leading to consumption and death Sold at 10 Dr.
,ious and 10 Astor House. and by of the respect
able Grocers and Druggists III the city Peddlers and
Couec;ioners are rot appointedAgeEs Each envelope
il signed J. Peasc IL Son. ~ aug I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

II To IEerchnHts.-A very large edition ofTHE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Saturday next will be printed
AMI circulated through tn. Country Merchant. will lind
It an advantageous MEDIUM for advertising AZ ITS creula
lion among business in Almost every town in the
State of NewYork very extensive. Price six cent.
lin, cs.b IN advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

AFFECTING CAsE.-The Brooklyn News re-
ports case which came before Judge kent's
Court on Monday, which excited considerable
feeling and interest. Il seems that about two
years since a gentleman moved from Utica to
Brooklyn, bringing with him little giTl eleven
year. Of age, the daughter of ar Incorporate
woman. who receatly strove to reclaim ia. child.
aE.ging that, being herself Catholic. she had
conscientious objections TO her remaining with a
Protestant family. The gentleman having become
greatly attached 10 the child, refused to gre her
up. and the case came before the Corr, OF VII
of habea, corpus, sued gu; By the mother The
!it,le Girl was greatly affected. calling upon the
Court, loudly and with tears, to Ter irem her
mother, and exciting the watnes, sympathy o: al
present The excitement z, length became very
intense, the mother and her friend, ut,erin. vio-
len, threats and even Offering violence In this
unpleasant state of affairs, Judge Kent ordered
the little girl 10 be set at liberty The mother
thea attempted to force her away, but this, by
some interference, was prevcrted. We DO nc.
know the result of the whole, nor are the legal
steps in the case very Clearly reported
y M Samuel Adams, printer a; the corner
Of Ann and GoldstTeets, left his Office about nine
o'clock on Friday last, TO DO some business 4, the
Office of the Missionary Herald, aad mas not since
returned or been heard of by his friends. Grsat
concern is felt for his fate. His pecuniary affairs
we're not embarrassed, he had some money with
him, and was man OF exemplary moral and reli-
gous character. /, i, hardly possible tina; he
should hare gone of voluntarily, if in his right
mind. Any information of him, directed to Mr..
Monahan, Adan,s's printing Office, corner Of Ann
and Goldstrcets, will be gratefully received by his
afflicted family.
u The Wings OF Philadelphia have their first
grand rally this evening for the approaching Flee
RIO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

TExAs.-The y. o. Bulletin of tn 10th, Fub-
fishes letter ffom President La"ar TO the Gov
ernor OF Yucatan, acknowledging Inc Kindness Of
the authorities of Yucatan towards the people and
government, ofTexas, and proclamng his ardent
desire TO establish with the States Of Yuca'an, To-
bascO, and any othe;TT. State which can shake off
the yoke of Central despotism of Mexico, relations
OF jus, and perfect friendship, and to cherish the
disposition of the gsyernmentby responding in the
most complete manner TO all the proofs of good
will shown in favor OF Texas b. the Federalsts of
Mexico He declares that the ports Of Texas are
open 70 Yucatan vessels, and arrows wish TO en-
ter into still closer and more permanent relations
of arnity and commerce with that nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

u Emporium, of Cheap Garments, by w
T. JENNINGS, 229 Broadway, under American Hotel.
al "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

~ The Boston Transcript says that an addi-
tiona number of steamships already built Tor
the Cunard huc. and that, early in the spring, they
will commence running, 80 that boa; will leave
Liverpool and Boston every week, thus establish
ing a weekly intercourse Wiz, Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

TOBACCO CRor.-A gentleman who has devoted
some weeks 70 the inspection Of the Tobacco IN
the Counties Of ;he Missouri, and who has Just re-
turned TO thi, city expresses the opinion, that the
crop will be more than an average ono, although
not so great as was anticipated in the beginning Of
the season. 81 LoaiS Ne" r.ta'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

0vrRAer.-Thc Cincinnati Queen City says that
quarrel arose a, house of ill-fame in that city,
during which three wutchmen were fastened IN the
house and terribly beaten by three butchers Two
of the watchmen were most seriously wounded and
one named Coffin Is not expected to recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-22

Police OfricK-S Stealing from Stors.-A man named
William Croker. vent the MATCHMAKER aud jewelers.
store of Luciaa Dubois. No 20G William street, and pre-
tending purchase gold watches, anniber
shown him, when he offered Si1 piece Tor sS OF
them, hich refused ana he went away Soon after
three OF the watches missed and McCath havAg
rested Croker, he committed 10 prison 10 answer.
DlSk0nesf SerrGRtA servant girl named Elihs Farrell
late employ of bernard X. Roster, Of No 327 Grand
street, yesterday arrested for sealing lace aud
linen cambria collars lace veil and an infants lace dress
wCr.h together SD, from the wife of SIR hoer, on the
Eth August l.s OIe OF the collars iOusd III her
POSSESSION, and she committed
Suspicion Of Tht(t.-WaIchInan OBron en- Monday
night arresled named Samuel Agnew With Goa,
and hat his possession suppose 10 be stolen fer which
he was sent TO prison for examination.
Disorder and Riot--Cartan A.teK of the secosa dis
trict bis Monday night arrested Alexander
Boyd and black and black wom.n, in 4 cellar al
the OF Hester and Division streets charged with
being engaged rotoIs and disorder eonluct, and dis
turning the peace OF the nelg3hohood. by dancing all
night making loud noises, &C. They all comAIed
answer.
Charge Of Fake Pr.,eHees.-A young ramet
Chauucsy L. LarAn. Yesterday arrested, charged
with having ct tainsd So - Of clothing Of Hercules
H. Jones. OF No - M.iteslane, unIer false Pretenees-
The affidavit stated that the prisoner represented 10 Mr.
Zones thar nc tie wealthy Southern planter,
aud that he had $4,000 deposit City Bank, and
con6din: in these representations, the clothes sent
10 his boarding house and len. He then absented
himself aid not until the I'd lss.-, when hIs
check At the City Ba but the
no fulds and that the drawer Mr. Jones
.hen sued and the youss arrested
and imprisoned
PICK poke; carch; Yesterday Mr Peter
Lorilad entering Fulton Market he agains:
ami showed BY pick-poeke; named Thomas HIber,.
niie smother rsmsd James FtZsimmon- pressed OIL
the opposite SIDE, and drew his pocket book. containing
sl63 uut Of his pocket; NJ. Lorisrd tantly seized
both The Ieows and held Them until the clerk Of the
market and other. 20 lis assistance, whea the
book dropped 81 the feet OF The fson and
covered al the twain beng taken to the Police 6re
y ere sent 20 PRISON
Stealing L,uen.-Ns,lda Bsya-d colored girl, wssyes
,srray arrested and prison for stea two h-c
iner cheuises trimmed with lsce, froa Caroline Oakley
of No. 1873 Rrade street
CoRoxER's OFFIcE.-Saicide On Mozdsy afternoon
between and o'clock. coored female named Eliza.
beth Tuan, OF grossly incorporate habits residing e :
Chapeisree; after drinking excess all the day vert
WIKI tea-cap and purchased quantity OF andsnum
which she swaIoz ed, aud becoming sch, laid dewn al
the door, AID soon sunk into stupor physician benz
found her hing il OF ins.nsiolIty roa
ing tie mouth and prescribed for her. but she died al
o'clock that night The Coroner called yesterday
and the jury returned verdict that shc committed sui
eide by taking iaudszsn-