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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04
GYangCs! STsn@cs !

A supply OF fresh Havana Oraners, JUST
N received aud for sale at the Cnniecion.
ary store of 4. STACY, J.
Jam 2i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

Z have ON haud u large supply OF COCh
S1'OJ rs, from The Norton inruaco, tii
culaicd tpr coal or wood-tle same patterns
ihut have heretofore snld winch gave me
bc.t satisfaction of any ever oc"R ~ on"
nll or winch will be sold os TO" "s can u
purchased ~ tbs STATE. Also, E"'Hiy
stoves for wood fnsilVy stoves, "nd
large humber oi Cylinder stoves, MI oi "lseh
vii be Sold very low, as intend SolImg o"e
b this Fall
Also. large snpply Of IN ware on innd'
ulich can hc purchased Ut wholcsnlo Ut "a
lihei, discount from foruey prices.
hn yrrnns wishing Z" purchase 'i"'eS
WI do trll ~ call aud see tT th"mreis is"'.
Jrb work done a. n-p,' eud r'cnp'ly nj"
tended to. WAI. /" MLbN il'i''
Sept 3,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

STATEMENT of the situation Oft Bank
- in Rhode Island on Monday, Jan. Ilh
lS4I as the same appears from The Returns made
10 the Bank Commissioners.
LIABtLtTIEs.
Capital Stock, S0,976,6l5 90
Bills ia Circulation, ,56j,SsO IS
Balances due other Banks, JlS,6l50 ~
Net Profits on hand, IOi,2s9 ~
Dividends unpaid, ST, sos "a
DEPOSITS on interest, 504 ,935 IS
Deposits not on interest s63,S19 2l
Total alnosnt Of Liabilities, Sl3,92l ,0sl 22
REsouRcEs.
Loans and Discounts, Sl2,l9i, ,is5 l5
Sprcie in Bank, 327, ,2O6 50
Bills Of other Banks, 3is,o9S 90
Balances due from other Banks, C03,93S 81
Stock III own Bank, Io3,oJ' 10
Stock Real Estate & other Property, 223,3 ,391 Il
Total amount Of Resources, Sl3,G2I ,0si 22
Ofrhe bills and notes discounted, there is due
out of the stale, The sum OF S4,02o,soo %
And payable IN the state, 1,oo',o 0'
OF tho circulation, there Is held
bv ,b, hanks. 27I, ,lS6 If
In the hands Of the public, l,Z53, ,59i "a
Nv computing lHu dpoNo ''''''"N' "'''' W" 70
Iurns made TO the Commissioners, December Z.
IsIO, it a, pears that since that date,
The Circuia,ion has been increased, $2O, ,O97 SO
The Specie has been increased, Ia $50 -
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid. have been increased, l33,s9l Oh
And The Loans and Discounts have
been increased, 27l, ,l5i u
HENRY ANTIlONY,) p.L r.,
GEORGE G.. KING,
WM. PECkllAM,
Office Of the Bunk Commissioners,
Providence, Jan 10Th, lSIl.
Published pursuant TO Law. l2S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04
CAUTiGM.

rAYNE'S TONIC vERMlFUGE A
- pleasant, safe, and certain preparation
cor the removal Of Uorm', Dysp,pSia. So,u
S,omath. Ertr and .9ru', Udm T .9PpttHe,
and nl diseases ct debility, especially "i the
stomach aud bowels, aud organs, ci digestion
Price 80 cents.
Prepared only by d.. y. Jayne, Phlladel
phla. for sale IN Neupor, 10y Mrs AN VA
VI. EDDY, Iham's street. Feb. y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

\ correspondent of the Boston htlas,
describing the situation in which the
country IL about to be lcit by The domi-
nani party, symbolizcs ms follows:-'
" Locofocoism gives ~ the roins
leaving the great State Coach stuck
fas, ia llc mud, with the Inch pins out
the horses haIn-siringcd The 'races cut,
and the maii-hags abslrattCd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

IiARR,soN's INAUGuRATIoN SUIT We
were Yesterday shown, by Samuel Lawrence,
Esq a splendid piece OF broadcloih, manu-.
iociurrd by the Middlcscy Co. IN this city, to
the order of the Baltimore TIpPrcanoe
Clubs, and designed for the inagural'on suit
at Con. Harrison. The cloth Is made entire.
ly from American wool, part of which was
from Mr Lawrence nook of sheep ~ Conn,
aud II Is probably the Grcst aulrlc Of the
kind ',"r manufactured Ia tbs county,
l.otstH IoHyitr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

AnuSln RI Adsuts,mtni' ,s,vorAfn t'"'r"i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04
NEWPORT LYCEUM.

Newport, Feb. 4, lS4l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK, OCTOBER is, lsil.
7sinintus'c a!maunc.-Tms DAY
Rises d 81 ac;s "a Rises 1871 SETS 3 .. llnlia
Latcst Dates.
LONDON ..... .sPr. IL HAygE ---.-..---..SEFTl
LIVERPOOL. .-...-..sErr. 70 Ssw-osIEANs.
The next stcam-shIpo to Arriu
colm5 So" le1t.5c, Britannia, eayes. oetD
The next steam SHIP to Leays
FROM BOSTON FRoa BRISTOL.
,,sAREo YESTERDAY.
Ship Lorera lfslhlrt Noble, L D Hurlba: & C.
Arson, Hartman. Ch,e.es on Geo sutton Anosto faH
Us. Cs,l Go . Calk.
b., s44r.,- -aayer CcIa. Keys, Fla. IIelea Aasl
b., HugAts 8 Jafs aud MARKET VIZ Yarmouth NJ
Tho NiuGci.
scar. scastc. Franklin, Apalacacola, ogdea W.
Allen, Il; der. Fort P01ls, Foster & Nckeron w
Bod Corson, Peu--c9is, Fla Regu!us, Hawkins, WV
mus,on NC.
Sioop Emene, CHADWICK. Mobile.
Arrived YESTERDAY.
Ship Hamilton, Hilhsm, I'm Canton 18th May h',s'
lTtb Msy, and bats.la 27th June, teas aud 'iA''
master. l.,
Ship Timor, Freeman, 80 dy. fa St Pctsrsbu'gh nd"
to the ml.ter. ~.
SHIP ovio.. Joue, 81 r. Gutenberg, IRON, iron. i
Howlsnd Son & 60. DE-,
Bark Zehcce Ring, R0se 10 ~ fan Rotterdam "'-
& 6 Ring. ll5 passengers ,,Brs
Bremen bark Atlantic, Gache, i6dy' I'm Bremen NV
captain 40. n
Brig America. Atwood, fin Cbsgrcs, aad u o,' ao
Kipgton Jam. hides, Zacbrsou & Co In P-. III
Jan4ca IA di.iress Captain Hubbard mate aDd ef'E :
Biz Elnmr. waite 20 DIS ia slaricaibO, coa'e' D''
B 5SI saas Ta,or dy, I'm Calls, he, lumber b''D
y s sSi'I Lion. Baxter. pala, with coal ...,s.
s;chr Emeliae, snih. dys fn Boston mdze s,,er
~, C;rorrs -, g dy- tn Micha-. ambeE' o'ag nsy
Scbr Albany Sender 3 ds fn Boston, houod TO Ave-
BELOW ships. bark 6ng'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

Curious STEAMBOAT lScIDENT.-The Ciacin-
natl Republican relates u singular incident which
recently occurred to the steamboat Messenger. on
hcr way from S.; Louis 10 Cincinnati. When near
Shawneetown on the 2Gth ultmo, he saagEed-
the snas going through her starboard guards, for
ward OF the whee-hou,e and near the main CT
trance TO the cabin, up through her stale rooms,
three o; which were eatirey demolished. II struck
under the feet OF OF the occupants, threw them
out OF their berths NJ against the door, which be-
ing locked inside they could not move after being
thus abruptly aroused from their >urlbcrs The
pan,aloons OF one. which has been thrown acros,
his feet when he undlessed. caught on the top of
the snag. and, when the boat stopped were found
dangling ten feet ab.ye the hurricane deck. A.
the time of the accident deck passenger fell or
Jumped overheard in fright, and, being good
swimmer made for the shore. Here, in the dasA
ness OF the night he found the banks steep and
slippery 10 land. and obliged 10 swim one hun
dred wards or moro down the stream, where he
effected l,ndiag and few hour, after was taken
on board the William French. He overlook the
Messenger al Louisville, MS fellow passenger,
having given him up drowned at the tim OF the
accident.
The snag was long black walnut log upwards
of foot in diameter. No damage having been
done the boats machinery, shs under way
again in a few minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

u Summary of the Imports Of the United States for
the last year of winch the Custom Housc Statistics nave
been compiled .milsr statement of the Exports Is III
avoaably crowded out, bu, viii appear N iiF HeNl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

WESTERN ARMoRY.-In obedience to tic act
Of Congress dircctin. the selection OF suitable
site for National Armory on the Western wa
tiers, the President has designated Brig. Gen. Ar
instead. Lieut.. Col s. H. Long and Surgeon Gen
cral +. Lanson to constitute Board for that pur-
pose. twill Immediately proceed The discharge
OF the duty assigned it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

BALTIMORE AND Ono RMLRoAD.-Thc If
;eenth annual rapor, Of the Company has been ust
made by which we perceive there wa. received u
the nett revenue of the main stem sl3G. ass &c. a
detailed account of the progress of the Road from
Harpers Ferry to Cumberland is given, which it
is confidently anticipated will be completed to the
latter point during the summer and autumn OF 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

% Baron de Mar.schal, ambassador from
Austria, had his audience of leave of the President
on Thursday last. having been transferred to the
Cour, of Portugal. He made very courteous,
speech on the occasion, and was answered with
equal cordiality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

JoSEs's SAFETY BANK LocK.-Whcn the liz
yen;or Of this celebrated Lock was lately in Bos
ton, several Cashiers expressed desire that 1t
should be tested By three famous burglars confined
in the ud accent State Prison. Mr. Jones promptly
acccdc. TO the request paid tho State for three
day,' service OF the burglars. and offered hand
some reward to the first one who, with any insrl-
rHent. whatever, would open ono of hi. Locks
Tie following letter the result Of the trial:
MASSACHUSETTS,, STAFF PRrso>
Chare>town, October 49, l-il.
NJ. H. C Jones' NererL NJ:
Dear Sir-In compllarce with the request you ma4e on
Monsay last, have permitted three of the conyict IN
thu Prison Try their skill upon your Bank lock. They
have b9en familiar with picking lock. and can make tho
ncce- afy Instrument. for that purpose.
On THIS occasion they permit d TO make such
,trumens as thy needed facilitate their operations
bat with oil their efforts expcndEg about day.
Of labor 40 throw back the bolt Of the lock they could
not succeed, end they the conclusion that Bank
vault secured by such lock could be opened, # at ALL
only with grea, difficulty, uncs. pattern Of the key
be obtained examination could be had of its
interior structure The opinion also expressed
BY another convict, machint and lock
kerr who, it /, believed, tho inventor twenty
year. -sce, Of tho celebrated lever 10 k,-the kind Of
locks alich conyics acknowledge the difficult
pick.
Will remark that selected those convict, who
successful u picking lock. of all descriptions, Two Of
them are very distinguished burglar. from London aud
The third 10 less distinguished that line Pkaiel-
,L,,, vour oh,
CHARLES LINCOLN, Jr., Warden NJ S.P.
M jones Dear sir-Siuce writing the foregoing
the lock has been examined my Office by the officer who
ma charge Of tae white-sm,is hop, the Institution
sad witnessed tn, effort. made By the conyicts to
throw back the bolt; He i Waite and black smith and
well skilled in his profession. Since being stationed
here H. hls had opportunities of examining locks Of
the most complicated workmanship ne is Of opinion that
your lock far superior any has and that
could not De picked if the interior structure
should be examined BY burglar before an effort should
be mase upon i;for tina, purpose.
10 conformity your wishes hare not suffered any
Convict 20 examine the interior Of the lock
Yours. Sc, CHAs LINCOLN, IT, Warden
Mr.. Editor Of the Tribune,
informed irom source untitled TO credit that the
Spring Walking Sticks. winch noticed the Tri
bune Of 10Th instant, exhibiting the Fair the
invention Of which claimed by JobH II. Bate The IN.
v.nIlon Of another Individual and patented by him and
that the Ad Bate knowing tla fac plra,ing upon his
right JUSTICE
II Ladies Look at This The Richest Mou.-
seine de LANES Nev York, aad the la;es styles can
be found At he Liue Big Store, No 2I7 Centre-,t
between Grand and BroOme. Together with full g..
sortmeh' of NeTino FIanues sha~Is and all good de-
rabe for the season. just purchased nd will be o *
ira cheap. z. II KENT
P. g Prints, Euslins, Linens, Crm5rirs SC. &c &c.
sls wis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18
THE TRIBU N E.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10.

" Our Literary readers will be erathed with al able
s.eay on the writing. Of WALTER SAVAGE LASoER which
ape RS on our la.t Psgc. ", copy it from the ne"
number Of The Dial, 10 which 1t was doub; 9 'on-
trbuted b. Ralph Waldo Emerson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

% The Wings of NewHampshirc will hold
for Governor on Thursday, the DIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

HoRRID MISUNDERSTANDING came TO Us 4
few days ago, OF most aggravated murder hav-
ing been committed near Montezuma, III Parke
county The difficulty originated in consequence
Of an at,emp, establish opposition ferry across
The Wabash River. The old gentleman who own
ed the Oldest ferry, had previously declared that II
the yeung men who had established another but a
short distance from him, did not stop it, he would
Kill them Accordingly while one OF the young
men were engaged in ferrying traveller across
the river, he accos,ed by the old man. ms son
and his son-in-lsw and beat with clubs and stones
cruelty. that he survived but short time The
persons concerned in this murder, we learn, are
now in jail al Rockville
Greencas,le (Ind.} yisiter, eth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

% The General convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the United States, which con
vcncd and organized in this city on the III inst,
will in all probability terminate their session this
day. Their next meeting, we understand. Will be
held in the city OF Baltimore in the year l8.li
The pulpits of the Episcopal Church throughout
our city were yesterday filed by distinguished
Clersymcn aNd Bishops from abroad The ven
cradle Bishop Moore of Virginia, formerly Rector
of ST. Stephens in this city, upwards of eighty
years o! age, preached in Chris, Church, Anthony
street in the morning, wiki the same yigor, ear
nes,nc,s asd ps,hos which, we told, character
ized his discourses thirty years ago. Bishop Nc
Ilvainc, from Ohio, preached at St. Stephens in
the morning, in his usually impressive and eloquent
manner bu; wha, may be considered very mpo-
lie treatment 70 stranger, ha his overcoat stolen
from he ves,ry-room of the Church while he was
preaching.
In the evening several interesting addresses
were delivered in St. Pauls on the subject OF Ed
acaton on Christian Principles Among the dis
tnguished speakers or the occasion were Bishops
De Lnncy from Western Ncw-York, Otcy from
Tennessee, Polk from the SOUTHWESTERN State.,
AND Doctors Hawks, wainwright and Eastburn.
q G. KSoor an eminent German yiol;nst
will give his first Concert in this country at the
City Hotel this evening. He comes here stranger.
but warmly commended by distinguished musical
authorities in his own country. and will be strongly
supported.
u 4 State Convention OF the friends Of Ten
perancc in New-Humpshirc will be held at Con
cord on the 26tn inst. 1t Will be addressed BY
Rev. JoHS PIEEroNr of Boston.
e The Fair OF the American Institute viii this
forenoon be visited by the Naval Apprentice, from
Brooklyr, who will be addressed by member Of
the Institute
q Justice, in reply to the communication
heretofore on ,hc Mohawk and Hudson Railroad
controversy, is received, and shall appear very
soon. I'ts rather hard to fight other peoples bat
ties and pay our own postage, but it become.
easier as we Sc, used to it.
No Sxok,yG.-The following resolution wa.
ADOPTED in the Tennessee Legislature on the 9Th
inst
Resolred. That Their, shall be neither pipe nor
secar smoked within the Senate Chamber during
the hours of business the present session of the
/ General Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

IS URlAn HASroED has been nominated 10
Assembly by the Wings of Yates Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

Iy,y,JgRsEY.-Wc were mistaken in suPPosing
.Aa, no wig was elected to the Assembly from
salem County. One was elected, increasing cuI
-. .. Lin, Rallcs 10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

GIVE trust no Wing will fail either To read OF
to heed the Appeal Of the State Central Commit
tee in the preceding column. 1t speaks important
truth .es.o.abv and with energy Read IT. friends
I'D b,ce o, -FOUR arrr,or for the contest now swift
i,.rhinr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

% The Wings OF Rensselaer, county have nom
hated Stephen W. Cavis of Troy, John II. Gre
cory of Sandlake and Just9s Notion OF Peters
bureh for Assembly. and John T. LamPort Of Troy
f,r Clerk. They are resolved rot to be beaten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

U The Wings of Suffolk County have nor>-
mated ZorHoR 5. OAKLEY and JONATHAN FIJI
LEIAS for Assembly. We hope they will give
them generous vote bearing in mind that Col.
HARRY LIVINGSTON, their noble Wing Senator.
is IN for reelection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

.Nr. Editor Of the Tribune;
am informed from untitled to credit that the
Spring Walking Sticks. winch noticed the Tri
bune Of he 10Th Instant exhibiting the Fair, the
invention OF which claimed by Joha II Bate The IN.
Of another Individual and patented BY him, and
the 4id Bate knowing taia fac prating upon his
right. JUSTICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

TEyyrssEE.-T new Legislature Of this State
assembled at Murrce.boro on the 9th inst The
Senate was Immediately organized by the election
of Mr.. Tursev of White CO. IS President-he pc
inr Van Buren,, but representing Wing District,
and pledged to respect the known will Of hi con-
,,j,uent. The House did not organize till next
dev. when Burcbe,te Douglas Wing Of Faye''e
Co. was chosen Speaker BY 30 votes 70 81 Loco
Foco-nci,hcr candidate voting. The old minor
officers we're generally reelected.
The Treasurer report. the receipts Of the last
two years at 66O,839 the expenses S47o74i'
balance in the Treasury, $780, $50.
The election Of two L. S Senators will take
place Immediately One Of then will be Hon.
Ephraim A. Foster undoubtedly. The other would
be Hon. John Bell were he rot resident OF the
same city (Na>hville) with Mr.. F. I;may be still.
GEoRc,A-Re;urns from IS counties, give the
following resul; for Governor:
Mcdonald. Opp. % ,2a7 Dawson, W. >, 7S7
MAJ. for Mcdonald ,, i4O.
The counties to be heard from viii not material
~ impair this majority.
In the sumo % counties The Legislature stands :
Senate. ~ Wings to a. Loco Focos.
House, 20 Wings to 100 Loco-focos.
MARYLaxD.-Tho report that Loco-F ooo was
elected through split to the House Of Delegates
from Worcester proves SANDER on thut s'aunch
Wing County. She send. four Whss, securing a
clear Wing majority in Joint Ballot
OHlo.-Ycsterday mail broushtu- returns only
from Franklin County (Coumbus) whero two
Wing Representatives chosen as usual.
O. The Wings of Albany County have nomin-
ated AzER TABER of Albany MARrS VAS OLlY-
"a Of Watervlict and ADAS ]. SHUTTERS of Bern
for Assembly. Thisis strong and popular ticket.
and will be CALAMITY sustained.
70 The Wings of Fulton and Hamilton coun-
ties have nominated DENNIS TucEER Of Hamilton
for Assembly, and those of Fulton KYArnrAtr
CLINE of Oppcnheim for Sheriff, and I. A. STOUT
ESBrRCH of Johnstown for Clerk. There can
scarcely be doubt OF their election.
p The Wings of Suffolk County have nor>-
mated ZorHoR 3. OAKLEY and JONATHAN FIJI
LEIAy for Assembly. We hope they will give
them u generous vote bearing in mind that Col.
HARRY LIVINGSTON, their noble Wing Senator.
is up for reelection.
% The Wings Of Rensselaer, county have nom
hated Stephen w. Cavis of Troy, John II. Gre
CORY of Sandlake, and Just1s Notion OF Peters
bursh for Assembly, and John I. LamPort Of Troy
f,t Clerk They arc resolved rot to be beaten.
U UnIAm HAxroEp has been nominated ioi
Assembly by the Wings of Yates Co.
% The Wings of New-Hampshire will hold Il
Convention at Concord to nominate u candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

Sroyx. slxrsos aad HAVEN of y. Y. J. BSkw-
STR. DwleHr, KENNEDY, DwrcHT and Core
LAND of Conn. FISHER Of Va. Wits of l. IN.
and AIDS OF Va.
Adjourned 70 II o'clock tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

l. E'efr. ortha 'isfot the destitute Fanis
WiIogs -' 0-rtu, Of = neH wall be held IN The o,.
reat OF 81 1ergos, Church Rosevelt-stre".. conasa,.
ing te cyefis ol t7- l OF October, aRa coni-gs,
MIMI ~. c.rnlrr NJ t-.n -! OBJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

% The Wings of Fulton and Hamilton coun-
ties have nominated DENNIS TucEER Of Hamilton
for Assembly, and those OF Fulton KYArnrAtl
CLINE of Oppcuheim for Sheriff, and 7. y. Stout
ESBuRcH of Johnstown for Clerk. There can
scarcely be doubt OF their election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

n srcuCcr'S Eani-.-Gcnilemen niond
thl, ths -, circn, of Fine NItrt and INIT Moe,ki
H. nogv exhibiting by the undersigned at the Far Of 1'
American Institute nat manufactured Mlsa '!s'
to examination there hnt the lat ientch ID "a
,crial and Il ,sh aui al lbs prices affixed viz NJ
,ri, D. ami Moc,oIn > % can be obtained AZ The
Wa Room, c,raer Chambers AND Centre stress, oPpo
,ite the Post OH .c ~ SPENCtR OILS ?aeg!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

II l:o,a-mi "a, WRIrITG AND BooK.ScEr
ISG ACbDEMY, 2sI Broadway. Rooms open DUN.
LAY and evening. - ol.G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

FORT OF NEW-YoRN, OCTOBER IS, lan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

Albany, October To- isiI.
~ Ex-Gov. JOHN OWEN Q; Month Carolina
died a, his residence in PiitsbOroush B'a len Go.
on the 9th inst. aged about 10. He was Chai'-
man of the Grand Committee Of Nomination. in
the Harrisburg National Convention
70 DR.. c. 4. HAppucK has been appointed BY
the President Postmaster at Buffalo, vice Philip
Dorsheimer, removed.
Il LYMAN BAuDwES has been nominated for
Member OF Assembly by the Wing. of Cayuga Co.
in place of Josiah LctelwOrih. who declined
u The Prince dc JoinviiIe is pursuing his tour
Westward ~ the Lakes and the Illinois to ST.
Louis. ,houcs VIA Pittsburgh to his city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-18

~ secure ri thr smyyC- ,mt ln-iitnie.-
\ Lecture Will be delivered At The abose place on We.
nr.dry Escang, Oct. 20 By BRlss'NE, the 'uDc'''
w-b ST he scientific eN1miaatoa Of Christianity az.
i.5 polite Il aud social Tendencies. compared Nth .a'
prac,oe of le wori rs BUSHES" nni political rea
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problems Of Social Reform aud the Destroy OF Man up
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THE REPORT On THE FINANCES.

We are glad TO be able TO lay before rea
ders, early as to day, The plain, honest, anc
straightforward report of the Secretary of the
Treasury, to which, however. we have given
preference other public papers, in the ordei
Of pubiicai ton, only because we know the great
anxiety of all business readers 10 possess them
selves OF its contents.
The recommends tons in this report few,
but Im poriant. or these, the creation OF fiscal
agent for the reception, keeping, and disbursing
of the public money is perhaps the one which
will be looked TO with the most interest. The
recomme ndaiions Of temporary additional duties
for revenue, however, and Of the funding of the
existing debt, are Of obvious necessity and expe-
dIency, and can hardly fail TO command general
assent.
After the limitations in the Presidents Mes
sage, and those more pointediv presented in the
Treasury Report, we presume that any thing like
n general final sion OF the Tariff Of Imposts
n the present session of Congress may be con-
sdered out of the ques,Ion.-Nat Int.