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New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

MR EDIroR-The curious criuque Mr. Bradbury 5
Concer, IN y-ur'papes OF Thur,d.y morning reminded
me OF tue reSsIrk OF TREND snce-that If |
ever CHANGED to be the compaHion OF Bo>toniaL
Id know IL Perhaps from contsct with such per
son oar thrifty rrusle music, hr msIbed the IN
preston that the citizens of the Literary Emporium"
we're remarkable for tue bump of self ESTEEM. T1a he
should have disco cred the Sorthlessre-s -rorm
received viii, husIu ey thousands. the elite of
this-nO mean city IN comparison even ~ith fiostnQ
and Of which they had gwen many notices. expires
Of their nigH regard. certainly argues exquisite
decacy OF perception. most enyiable II genuine.
For myself, however OF the unfortunate class
thus duped and blinded. Thoug1 justice the Judge
menl of BostOnisn" tblises to acknow led ye
there some little defect, few of the pieces
the repetition which dIc not the fret perform
.nce OF the Concert set hat reasonable M u wouli
pardon them from cIrcum.ilnces' The only one Of
three Concerts occurring weeks spac. similar
evening", hich could off, The Choir sot all pre-
set sui large audience had throagh the
storm; and better judges than aysef the Bo.ton
an rot present al the first thought admirable per-
fIrmaace.
Tue. Bo,tonian" ,bould know that Mr B. has Mr. Ms
sons Recommendation, which helped 10 introduce him to
our patroHsge. hopg Mr.. b does not teach such ab-
and wiihal, sstquated technicaltes crochet
and qHarer but the more comm)G terms quarter
aRd eight expressing the relative value OF
Also, that he Will cou:Isue 10 teach juvenile ="
Bostonanr would call them, nursery songs" for the
qualification Of the whole public though the siDgHlir
Of individual might prefer those Inappropriate
10 the performers
would say 10 Mr Webster. 20 or the public good de-
,aaud. the cultivation Of juvenile tausc-ouI presume
advice needless he certainly Will be -fueuced By
the rade Sf nsmeles> pedlGt e'!deatiy pied ,oe
!. by Split Of enylOas dstr4cton
An ArrER NOTE"
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
For December 4
CoSTENr rs.


/. PoETRY-The Firt slow. Funche0n Wootl
Henry Cl.y-' III .s nat (aIlen.
II LuNDY'S LANE.
~ A SPEECH worth readog-Notesof ofa BOotvsfa1
" rPIGRAn.
v LECTUaES-Dr. Larjner's Isl and ID Left'f'
at Clia,on Hall Major Tochman, Lectures on
Poland Mechanics' Institute. Lectures
VI ENGLAND AND cHINA-Reiug notice Of bat
subject deliv cred BY John Quincy Adan.
VII MURDER Of the last Of the YOKUA G'rl IL
Texas.
VIII. LETTERS FROM ENGLAND, No. w.
TX TIE GEORGIA CONTROVERSY.
X--Tbe Personal Character and Habits Of os''
WASHINGTON.
Xl. Mr.. ETZLER's INVENTION to navigan 10
Ocean by the power of winds ond waves i0-'
rapidly and more securely th'ney ,''',-'
XII .EDIrotIAL.-Con2res,- mportsnt from W.
ington-The FISCAL Agency-RePud''tioO1 y"
State D.ots- Home Industry aasissipP' - 20,
uon-south Carolina-Mr Webster, the WA
Psty-Saf.ty Fund Bills J. fenniu ore |'Vt -
-Boston-Dnuers TO Prince dc JcinV'H''
&c. &c &c &c. ~
XIII. .CoRREsPONDENCE.- Indisna 80 s'a"
Repatriation Politics, Crop f'0'''''
Letter from Eey West
XIV. Reviews and Literary Notices for 'n'
XIV. English Railroads. .;,,,,,
XVI. MISC Fires A'''-'
&c &c. &c. &c. &c ;.,
XyU WHOLESALE PRICES CuRREN i-Ae'
OF the aarkets--Niouey-Cat &c.
XVIII MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
For sale at the Publication Office, No 30 Ann'sues'
Subscription 81 year single copies 6. cents
GREELEY MeELRATHl
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

THs DExocRAr1c REVIEW for December, Isil ). &
H. G. Langley, s. Cha,har-si
The literary contents of thi. spirited Magazine
are excellent Bryant, LongfeIlOw and Whittier
each contribute good poem Herbert a vivid
sketch of an Esquire in the Middle Ages :
Paulding I'VE presume) politico-husorous tale
and Walter Whitman powerful and exciting
story. The leading paper is long examination
of Animal Magnetism BY firm believer. The
article en- The Home League IS such we had
expected from that quarter. The Review is en-
bellished by fine portrait OF Washington Irving
PROBABLE SrIcIDE The Commercial OF yes
terday c-s,aias the following account Of suicide,
furnished oy the Clerl, sf the Worcester:
Abeut O'Clock this morning there were i,and
on the main deck of the steamboat Worcester, from
Norwich 10 Newly srA an oyer.cost and under
coai hat and wallet coz taiRn sundry papers,
among them a note dated Mddetown May II.
l34I for twenty-five dollars, payable on demand,
in :..vor OF BENJAMIN C4novr and ssued BY Griffin
Clark. There were aiso some powder and bullets
and sundry papers. There was blood IN pIotGsion
OF the ooat and 1t appears probable that the owner
of the artices got over the rail al tho OF the
boat, cut MS throa; and iell backward overheard.
From his papers il would seem that his name is
Benjamin Conover. probably tailor. Among the
papers were Two bills for tventy-nine days board
with J. W Kinney at Merchants Hotel, supposed
at Norwich. Tne chambermad saws that she
heard the report OF pistol about o'clock, aft of
the Ladies Cabin.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

DAcuEaxssrrFg-Thcse who are not familiar With the
asE art or invention WHICH above has heeu
gwen viii do well TO look upon Mr.. MoxAun, NO. 1872
Broad and observe IL They may ,h-r. obtain Like
perfectly correct IN outline aad drawlng at ri-
ding css,-Lkenesses hich need only the coorng to
render them perfect Portraits Travellers for pleasure or
search OF the picturesque would ai Dsguerreotype
spparatu. very convenient take views Of striking
seeaery, cliffs. wales. ruins &c. the perfect fidelity Of
taken nsy be infinitely relied OF. See Mr. Mo
..ud's adyertsemeuts.)
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

Y Rooms and Roard.-Gentleraes wishing TO
engage Apartments and Boarding for the Winter will be
accommodated or most reasonable terms in the new ar
excellent house No IL City Hall Place 20, one II nu;e
valk North Of the Post Office and convcrient to Broad
way Wall and Pear-s;reet.. Those Who have not yc,
made arrangements for the earnestly invited to
call before eegagIug el.exhers every effort will here
be made the comfort and satisfaction of tha
bosrders. q d2 If
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

WlsrEK GAaNESTs From published lis, of the df-
iereni articles for Ehch awards granted by the
American Institute, Te nsta. premium William T.
Jennings, Sf the EMPORIUM 30 Broad ay American Ho-
tel for the best ready nsds Garments including Beaver
Cloth surouts rich SILK and Satin Vests 2c Of which
an extensive assortment kept hand, for sale tie
nsu. moderate charges for whish that establishment
proyerbla.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
Sl.urb;sr.W. Snith.L.F Banks. l

From the other parts OF the Di we have
heard srly from one precinct in CulpePeF, (GaT'.
wrishr's where the vote stssd-Smi'h IS. Slaush
ter 18. Banks Is. THIS IS also small vote. l.
+, impossible to say who Is elected, though the
contest has been between Slaughter and Smith
It will depend mainly on the vote Of Madison
Should the Polls have been kept opes any where.
It may resu: in Slaughter's election. will write
he moment can give YOU any thing decisive
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

u The Erpress and Erening Pos: discussing the
pFoprety of reporng Lectures delivered before pub
iic audiences ia cur Cities and wasting good many
words while both parties are substantially il the right
The Pos. is righ, in maintaining th. il would bs UNJUST to
report Lecture. full where these Lecturers sverse
IT, wishing TO preserve the novelty Of their Lectures
with TO repetition and the Express Is right IN
.irniag Lecturers have usually obi such
reports appear the newspapers but II Is wrong IN
arguing ha, because scl.ar author CHOOSES TO de-
liver Lecture subject which ne has thoroughly III
vesgaied therefore any h.s right TO repe. and
publish it whether the author be willing rot mans
thoughts we'll discoveries and art are
his aud the fact that he chooses TO deyelope iseH IN
lecture for consideration by means render them
every body's property may deliver in cne hour
scientific lecture whereof the materials have him Two
year, patient experience and study and though ne suit
able paid lecture, the sui nj. o~n,
and whoever them his pfeJaice guilty Of worse
,han virgnia abstssctou-so the Post right bns
il i, suppOsng that the Lecturers generally
averse 10 the publication Of summary of their proaac-
lions in the journals We know tina, tn. The
the fact, ,hs; the Posi-. of offending or ~FoHgag
them by r. porting Is entirely unf.unded
We have observed some reports the Herald and
fe~ IN he Express, which being nearly as possible
rer6s encroached upon the Just rights Of tie authors
Such Reports Lectures ike Dr. Sparks are Injurious
ahd m-y ay be presumed grievance to hs lie etureF'
In K ports however We esdesvor give The pIth
aRd marrow OF the Lecturer reported condensed FORM
onesenh of the words of the Lecturer Such
repOs ad,an,ageou. To the Lecturer and never
complained of.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

II Fetcr " Ahsteo, Nc.i Cnalham square, corn
er Of Chatham street. makes Clothes orde. in the ne.-
style, 10 per cent cheaper than the cheapest cash
Tailor this city. good fit in all cases warranted
- If ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

u For Notices Of New Publications., an article in
Defence Of the Public School Society, conelusisn Of
Dr. Lardner's las, Lecture, whispering - al Lectures
and variety of News Items. see !rstFage.
C For new ard deeply interesting chapter Of
Barnaby Rudge,' received in advance BY Carey e.
Hart and copied from their new Part jus, issued,
Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

The NEw WoRLp.-Bisuor HucHEs's Lee
ruRE.-This able and interesting journal Is thi.
week more than usually attractive, since it con
tans. in addition TO powerfully written story by
the author of The Far Vest the admirable
Lecture pronounced recently before the Mercantile
Library Company of Philadelphia by the Rev
Bishop HucHEs. From the large share of public
attention which this Frelatc has lately commanded
and the celebrity he has obtained, this production
of his pen will be generally sough; with aydity.
Its subject is the Life and Times OF Pope Plus VII.
1t May perhaps be well 10 state that this Lecture
does not even alude TO any matter of dispute be-
tween Protestants and Catholics.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
THE T'RIBUN N E.
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4.

u" Free Trade has written us nearly column pro
fes,edIy in TO the Navigation question in
Home League article yesterday, yet orge to snseer
hct question oil He asks publish MS slde OF
the general qseston when threefourhs of the entire
Press c New York actively ard another portion passvely
sustain that side new. Can Free Trade any
reciprocity ir give up columns HIM But ns
matter: vii try fad for hi, favo! very sooa,
provided ne completes by piUupy dHsperny our ship
ping question.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

II Esank Of fsstuuin.ton.-Billso Of this Baak
will he received at PAR s aud Caps at $50 Grand ST
ne assortment of Hat consists of fine Beaver. Nntrm
and Cassmere-Super aoIeskin aud low pFiee silk Hats
from 81 IS 20 50.
CAPs-Men's and boys Clots Caps--;ipr Otter, Sea
and olher caps. ms ~ ~ CONANT, go Grand ri.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

-BEALS q. are now applying Bealss Hair Hestofa-
their Office No 81 Cedar street, upward, Of 300
persons the shove crignai terms, and, pfoof a
the article per,on reference TO some of nosi
pectahe citizens. Ta-y sell the orti e pic 50 and
81. N. B.-L-Gies purchase at the Ladies Deposto
~. No. i39 BroaISsy ~ "a
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

that john C. CALHoUN IS the candidate Of tie
Standard fer nezt President, and this fact fur
nishes a key to sundry little mysteries which nave
puzzled political Gnostics for while back. The
andard improves the opportunity to take grousd
decidedly against STOPPING THE STATE Works,
and sundry other operations which Loco-Focoism
proper has cut ou, for the winters wsrk Albany.
The Morning Herald also takes ground very
pungently against 4" the American Canning at Kin
derhook insists that he shall stick MS cabbages,
MS domestic habits and comforts that SO delight
his own hear, and that of the Argus, and leave
CAPr. TYLER to administer The Government foc
the next six or seven years Who Is the next Rich
nond Trot him out
On the main question propounded above we con
cur for once with the Argus-or more strictly. with
Gen Dix Of whose courtly and stately style the
Argus manifesto Is redolent' We insist that tn.
Loco F oco party ought to rua Mr.. Van Burea for
reelection. If the managers believe one particle
Of the monstrous fables with which they con-
,tan,ly feeding their followers. that their defeat in
1910 was compassed BY fraud. BY deception, by
frenzy, by pipe-laying, they ought in simple JUS
tcc TO give Mr. Van Buren, another chance
Wheu John Jay was cheated out of his election as
Governor of this State, the People spontaneously
insisted that he sheuld run the next contest, and
elected hin BY an overwhelming majority And
any LocoFoco who now opposes the running OF
Mr. Van Buren in 1874, at the same time cOunten-
ancing in any manner the ridiculous excuses OF his
party for their defeat in 1910, Proclams himself a
deliberate mpos,er. No, sirs, stand square up to
tho mark If Mr.Ven Buren, has been cheated out
If the Presidency, the country owes him re-elec-
ton and if you think he was cheated you ought
to support him. Let there be no lodging the issue
Our heart is set opposing Martin Van Burea II
1914, and his withdrawal from TIE field will de-
prve as of half the pleasure Of the victory.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

q Tngucrreotype i'luie.-i superior article
Of all sizes constant nann at tne rooEs cr broadway
AMI John - d.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
By this Mornings Southern Nail.

q No Mail this merning South OF Pailadei-
L.:
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
T. No Charge until The EEair il restored.

II DngucrrtOtypU i.ikeuesses.-Likeness's :
by the above process ak the rooms cor. Broad-
say and john 81 III sup,rio~ style. (2) a.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

Ts10OD Dollars Of the Houstouic Rail Rold
Bank wanted at - Cnath street for Clothing.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

CoScREss assemblies Al Washington Mon
day. What it will do may he doubtful; what it
ought chiefly to do is very cloar 10 mind. In
our judgement it should
l. Rotrench the Expenditures oft g Government
universally and thoroughly beginning scih the pay
of It's oacn Members Cut them down to 50 per
day or $40 per week instead of s5G per week now
taken, and reduce still more the extrevagant rate
now allowed as mileage, and the rest will be easy.
The $4,000, $4,000 and $1,000 salaries would
come down very easily and the sinecure or nearly
useless Offices be readily pared off after that. We
shall be bitterly disappointed if General Re-
trenchment is not effected at his Session.
II. Abolish the Navy Board and thoroughly re-
form and purify that branch of the public service
Ill. Put up the Ratio of Repre- sentation to near
ly or quite 100, 600, and thus reduce the Members
of the House to about lj6. This would greatly
facilitate the despatch OF business, and probably
reduce the long session one-half. saving the coun-
try in various ways over 81 O0O, 600 per annum.
" Establish stable though efficient (Ne do
not expect now perfect system of conducting
the Fiscal business of the Government.
" Revise carefully the Tariff, and adjust it to
the interests and wants Of the Country keeping in
view and repelling the Legislation and policy OF
other counties which operate inluriously upon our
Home Industry.
VI. Reform Post Office System, by greatly
restricting totally abolishing the Franking Priv
lsge, regulating the Postage of Periodicals and
Pamphlets aad greatly reducing that of Letters
cutting down at the time the salaries ofPosi-
masters who receive over 900.
VII. Investigate thoroughly the great mass of
Private Claims which have been suffered to accum-
u!a,e for the last six or eight years. sitt them
sharply, and pay those which are honest and Just
We know that other things will claim and
justly receive the attention of Congress; but if our
friends will do those above named or good PoI-
lion of them, shall feel that the Wing pledges to
the Country have been nebly redeemed, their duty
faithfully discharged, and they in good condition
for the important Congressional and State Eec
;ons of J8dO
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

u Use e'hnP;;inE, -fEngic Strop-it has NJ
it. equ,l 20 ctn's, .5 cents, 81 -, vnd 81 50 eaol
No l0l William = - ia
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

II Particular Noficc.-Thoso persons havin,
furniture of any description to dispose OF, or vino ar
breaking up keeping will find ready sale for any
portion all Of their goods. by sending their address, %
calling upon the suh-cr5er. Goods 10 eny aHount pur
:hassd OF I'm (!) + COZ TON. ip7 Chatham slroet
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

WE,SSEss or pain IN the back or side. be easily
CARED bv one OF Shecmans Poor Mars Pla,ters Ptee
III cents. Sold at loo Nassau st. se Bowery, - Ea''
Broadway and 20 HUDSON
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

FaEoEkicN>stS', va, NOV 'V' Ie1'-
DEAR SIR-The eec;isn took place on .e>teT'
dav. annex the returns for Spotsylyania:
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
U Dngucrroty .ppn. n,ms-O

Jr BHgucrrotyp pPa. n'ms-Of all Jescrio
ton warraLted be tqusi to any manufactured III the
United States. Any person with ordinary talent may
"ith ,hc direction. accompanying, operate with
Id very short Tune
NIB. Apparatus carefully packed aud sent to any part
Of the U. :. by the mnngf.ctnrcr.
"a. % G. II. MORAuD " Broadway, cor John
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

~ A Court Martial has been orderea in the
case of Capt Bolton of the frigate Brandywiae,
who returned from the Mediterranean in such hot
haste on hearing that there might be war between
Enslsnd AID the United States,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

DJT A little daughter o, Mr. Elias Stillwell, a
Morgaatown, Va, was burned TO death by her
clothes taking FIRE on the 2lst ult
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

u sSr. Vests Aecfure.-Dc. VESTS friends
mt the pua.t, are r-spe sully Informed that his an.
uourceu Course ofI ceturcs (scc Prog me- Ill be
auuei 10 AuRKUN E,ening IN the \. Noeal Hall
No 2l2 Grud-,trret. next door 10 the Butchers and
Droy.r,' B,rk. ,nd one door from tho Boacry Doors
pm at hall past 6o'cock-tNerce 10 Commences about
,eyen Admission FsEs and 4 voluntary collection after
lllc [. .-ctnrr. ~ IL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

good performances uet thtr Will thc eV"u "'''' w
served throughout this establishment, renders II ono o
the popular places Of public resort III the city
u surfomts, GIonks, &c.-A large asSortmen
Of beaver sud ml-d Cloths tor Surtou;s and w lnle
Frocks. Al-I, Cloak Clotns received and will be mad
up to order at the En- lGrium OF Cheap Garments a
such prices ~ must offer Inducements 10 purchasers
he style and finish Of garments will be found to com
port with any snrse IN the trade.
WIN +. JENNINGS c29 Broadway, American Hotel
good as ortment Of the abo.e Garments coa'tantli
on hand. (2) n2i Inns
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

70 Leur. Col. James II. Hook, Assistant
Commssary General OF the |. S. Army, died at
MS residence in Washington on Tuesday last.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

FRAxKLIN TEMPERANCE SocIErY.-We are re-
minded, by seeing them reported in the Organ "a
spirited little sheet by the way,) that we hav-
thus ar omitted all nlextion of the proceedings OF
the Franklin Temperance Society, held last Suiur.
day evening a; the Church csrner of Ann and Mas
sau St 1t was The most interesting and cheering
meeting the Society has Yet held. The chair was
occupied by JAMES HARPER, Esq. who made a few
remarks-declaring that whatever OF success had
attended him in life he attributed tc the lessons OF
temperance ,augh, him in his youth His father
was temperance farmer, and was sensibly alive
to the importance of the subject. When Mr.
Harper commenced business for himself in 1916,
he abolished wholly from his establishment; the use
of intoxicating drinks. Other spirited addresses
were delivered by Messrs. Dorr, Pa;tinson, Elliot,
Connery. and Evans. and the Society adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

BESurIruI Teeth ard and Breath easily pos
ses.ed by u.ing Sasrnsn's Orris Too;h P,se the hes
article known ani nended by DR. Caste, g bFosd
Tooth Paste a, there are spurious articles IN m,rke-
Tn. genuine sod loo Nassau snd Russton As
piuwal's.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

SHERMAy's Couch LezEScES nov in great demsnd
If the had made them 10 require using se'
era collars worth effect instead of ony "o o.
three shings. which nov the case. he would ha''
made money Blu, he hss aimed 10 do good ami mo-
to nrch himself the expense of others. iii. Office /
ut leo Nassau and agents = Bowa.y, - East br-aa
~ay, aaI Bleecker snd ~ Hnd.on
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04
oqMwN JoHY GI q. 6G;aaIscoM ". D., Presiaent

u Earaains AIRY e-oOds.-M NJ HULsLi
IL! rand stree between Broadway AMI Croiby stfee~
resp ctuily informs has that he will IN crn
ormiy Sith ms sbisbed yearly practice sell al uAt
and Winter Goods Of every KIND Gom ull the hr.
January at coat. On hand Pfns of every KIND, dSiS
French McrInpes good assortment of PLATA aud hgafeo
silks, b0ught before the dsiIes put oa Se"ea
GIngh Mouseliue dc Lanes FlsDhe' Of every eoo'
and quality, and Domestic, of all kinds. All those FsnF
ing Dry Goods will 80 well 10 call soon. (2j CIV
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

T. Among other instances of dannge occasoned by the
rain aud MI ycsierdnv the damage done 10 the
hcdltss of least hossaud individuals IN ths CITY who
rcrc exposed Ofrho. probably five hundred will he rs-
inst,ed IN nod health day by TAX lug at once
IKE sensible people package Two OF Ring Cnnfy
The hundred ell Of them die the death OF
the fool and OF them lys on, with cough hanging
them all winter, because they WI not see what - d
rcty before their eyes Such people only it for
Insane Hospital This Candy of Rings may he had nj ~
and 700 gulton.treet Mrs Kings Fnltonsreet. g.
is corner of Ann and NA.saustreeu aud at no. Oh
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

RAILROAD AoclDESr.-The cars upon the
Railroad TO Philadelphia, when about four miles
beyond Borden'own on Thursday were thrown
of the track by the axle of The baggage cur,
which broke and fell upon the rails. Nobody was
injured but the train was detained about thee
hours.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

Il Major &. Tochmnu Will deliver Lecture
al Clinton Hall Moaday evening, 9th ins, AZ half
pas, O'Clock.
suhjcct-rhe present condition Of the political aGrs
If Poland and Europe general. aud the policy OF Ras
ia with regard the OF Europe snd the L States
Tickets be Obtained at the Hall of'hs Mercantile Ii.
orary Association ana the door OF the LeeureHOOn.
one Ticket, admitting gentleman with lady. finy
Cents. az
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

II Odd Trxf-Ssven Women shall take hold OF
Que Slan to toe calico by hi- take away their re-
proa h. Isaiah J. l. Thre- Di,eourscs will be delivered
f,am Aad Text TO MORROW 9Th instant, 10! o'clock,
4 " ard = z. nj by Mr.. Chssc tho Pa,ter of b. Bop
t.t Church where nope many of the former members
Of sad Church val N aurc atIcnd the Administrations
Of the Pastor hoy heard ago who rest assur
thai nil the lsc reports have beea proved 30 before scores
Of our distinguished fellow citz' u.s. "ho 10 their
,epors fully cxopora,c SAID Church and Pastor from
every wiosg see the p'Intcd reports made by
he Tribunal of Julgcs who we're app"ntej by the Vice
Chancellor aud the reports of ten other Tribunals as
Aell a, he atu decisions Of the Supreme Court all Of
~hich fully Justify said Church AID Pastor. IL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-04

u The Dir ector- oil the New-York Ly
ccum respectfully inform tho Public that the Third An
nua Couo Of Lectures before that institution viii ba de-
vered " the Broadway Tubernacle on "Wednesday even
.ngs of eocn week commencing early in November.
Introductory ny the Hon. sam'l L. sOuthard, Of New
Jersey.
Hon Henry D. Gilpn, date Atporney General of the
UnIe4 Statc>) on --.
Hon L. C. Caubrcieng date Minister Of tho United
States Russil) on Russia
Ellhu Burrtt A. Vi. (lcaned Black Of Mass'-
chusets) ob The influence of Neurological Motsp,Ors
.aI Impressions ih- Progress OF General Intellectual
Cultivation aad Devclopemeut'