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New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
THE MEM YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF SATURDAY., OCTOBER 23,
Will he a Useful Number.

coSrlINtNc
TIE prCi.rSE OF THE BLUE MOUNTAIN.
py Mrs. Ellst
II THE WHITE LADi-FrOm the German Of Pst.
III THE BIRTH AND BoiHooU OF De WITT
CLINTON. By William W. Campbell Fac
~ roerRy-l. OUR Bessie. BY w. II. Bgress
e. LINES SUGGESTED BY A SCENE IN MAS
TER HUMPHREYS CLOCK. BY the late
Ley Hooper ?. SNOW. BY Mrs. sgourn:y
V. NAPOLEON'S CHARACTER.
vi. WRITINGS OF TIMOTHY FLINT
VII THE SAILORS IOME-Mr. King, Speech.
VII. THE PLAGUE OF NAPLES.
N LETTER FROM NORTHERN INDIAN
What. Pork, &c.
NATALIE OF IMPORTS INTO THE UNITED
STATES.
MA TABLE OF EXPORTS OF THE GROWTH
PRODUCE. AND MANUFACTURE OF THE
UNITED STATES.
XII. HOME INDUSTRY CONVENTION.
XII. THE RAILROAD CONTROVERSY
KY THE LATE RAIL ROAD DISASTERS NEAR
SPRINGFIELD.
w APPEAL OF THE STATE CENTRAL CON-
MIrTEE TO THE WING ELECTORS OF
THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
XVI. EpITORlALS-Elections in Pennsylvania and
Ohio II,rl IN Rs-Roid Steam Tug Boat,
Canal, &c. sc.
XVII THE CULTURE OF SILK.
XVIII. REVIEWS OF NEW PUBLICATIONS
THOUGHTS ON THE STATE PRISON
QUESTION
Xxx. .ChANCERY REPoRT-liamilion Murray I"
Susan A. Day aud others.
Xxi. STAND TO YOUR GUNS.
XXI. POPULATION OF ClTlES-SCIENTlFiCDs DIS
COVERlES.
XXIlI. MONEY MATTERS; NEW YORK MARKETS
CATTLE MAKkaT. &c Nc sc.
Subscription g. year single copies Of eent'
For sale at the Office, No. 20 Ann street, by
oa2 GREELEY II McELRATH
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
VAN buren, NOMINATIONS.

Oaondo William Fuller of Skeneateles,
DR.. William Taylor of Manlius, David Munro OF
Ceinillus, John Spencer Of Lafayette.
T'OHpkins.-CharIes Humphrey Of Ithaca and
Bernardus Swartwout OF Hector.
Esse-.-Nathaaiel 5. Storrs Of Mowich.
T portion of the Loco-FOcO. OF Oneida
have nominated Darid Murray AID Andre.r B:!-
ttHgs Tor Assembly in plscs of l. C. Baker and
Ebenelsr Robbins.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

IMPORTANT Or rRUEl FROM THS sASrE Fr FIX
PEDlrroS.-The Red River Republican of the Both
ult gives TIE following news - We learn from
travellers direc; from the upper part 81 Texas, that
the Sante F. Expedition turned back before ii
reached its destination. Its progress was at first
impeded By the attacks upon it OF bands of hostile
Indians but having sent back and received rein
torcemen,s it continued t4 journey until the force
of the enemy tccam" 40 large as TO render its far
Their progress impractcabl- Some fighting took
pluce, but whether any persons belonging to the
petition were killed or no;, was not a-certain-d'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

r-Tms ocxxx OF SHEsA. on Ter return froa' si,a.,
XII, Sclout.u SAID the half had not be iSlI OF Ar
II = with Dr. Sheru,n's Lezease- EvidsEc~- ,s-
ouis rf virtues IRE daily and almost hourly afcz1u
,r ON TIE pr. bands Tkey cert1lnlf cure eoGgh. hea
and II, lsf other diseases sooref than try hings.
know Of w hii- o;her preparations are condemned eyl
l,rre proportion Of the pcrseas VINO use them al Pel1
N Two, Of n. Loxergcs. The oEmu'se will become ~
curpa,a,sd IN the phosaacoqCu' and Shtrra.s Lozss,
vii he known to AL fuure tIiGe cas sAie!y ~
-, neic,n. ha. ever been offered 20 the prolie half
vslueble pleasant or ccscious and therefore eheerly
recommend al eur reader. X no age am ay eompaHaf
to procure the means OF relief from LOG NsSSa-reei
the Agents Is Bowery East Broad say ~ Sleeeks'
a97 Hudson It, Kushton v A>p'nwAls stors'' and Nh
HAYES i39 Fulton street, Br-oSlyn
-saS.--
u We hardly tare -, hat we know OF thc e1as;'
binary effect. Of Dr. Hewcs Nerve and Bone Liaseci
les, some should think pai' for purhag b.; y
do pun aay thirr. finally do no' care MAI
said
We know that his Liniment is very eNIaort.sry
remedy aud tina, eases Of Chronic Rhe mat ~ x
very long st,nling. aud Of many years have ses
cured b. IT, and that there is enough satisfy s' Ia
9th r suffering ought to try II.
r may be found Al IL Maiden lane. ard We have te,,
some ~ COT. there tha, convince ,he most uubel
inc that thee Is extraordinary merit IN IL Rheumaels
yaiid, should attend 10 It without delay on
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
L.kMYERs, nlARY-.- oc,sh.r >,

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If6 Of rs I0T. 1873 rs H.. l2S 80 49,, IA lt
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55 "a is. IFS 1874. %, 20 "a los, LIS, - $40 10
CeNHoS PLr,S-Pa,t ls;--65, IS. II. o., = -, SIS,
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2v1 Sin iO6
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

Tgsxsssrr.-The Legislature on the 9Th count
ed the votes for Governor and declared the follow
iug result:
Hon. James Il Polk. ". B)-..-50,334
Wing majority ....-- 1852
Campbell county not retained. 1t gave L ma
jOrity for Polk.
good deal of debate wa. had on resolution 10
90 into an election Of [. S Senator but 40 day has
vet been fixed.
c. c. Norvell and " T. Bang <; Co. publishers
of the ,uO Wing papers, has been chosen Printers
TO the House by IS to 81 votes.
q The Wings Of TOmpkins County have nom
mated Gen LzyI HrpsEtr and ALPHA H. SHAW,
Esq. their Member. last year, Tor reelection TO
the Assembly. They know how TO elect them and
nave resolved tina; il shall be done.
q The following letter gives some particulars
not before known of the destruction OF one o; the
buildings OF William. College by IRE:
Correspondence OF The Tribune
PlrrsrlELD, Mass. Oct. Is, lsil
One Of the College building, at WILLIAMSBURG
va. DESTROYED Iy FIRE on Sunday afternoon. One
CT tn. students on coming from Cnurca. found his
room (Which was in the fourth story all in blaze
Probably some OF the ire from the stove accidentally
e on the floor and the building being quite old, all
efforts to arrest the progress Of the flames proved
uuayailing. Most of the students in the third and
fourth stories lost all their furniture. books, &c.
Many OF the volumes belonging to The Philo
Techuau. PhiIo Logan, and Franklin Libraries
we're destroyed. The splendid Cabinet OF Nine
rails and most OF TIE Natural Curiosities were
saved. The building was what is called the East
College, and was not insured The beautiful Oh
,erya,ery recently erected BY Prof. Hopkins was.
by great ey.rtio1s, saved.
Another collision occurred on the Western Rail
road in this town a few evenings since. The train
from the Yves, met hand-car in the evening. The
car was DESTROYED. and one OF the inmates severely
bruised. Yours, il haste, l. I.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

SrIcDE.-The Coroner held an inquest on Sun
day the 10TH on the body of female, recognised
as Ms. Moreau, respectable lady living at the
corner Of Royal and ST. Peter-streets. The de-
ceased committed suicide in moment Of mental
arrangement, by throwing herself into the Misss-
sippi. Veadict accordingly.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

D For an article or the State Prison Question, an
Aneodo,e Of Jefferson, Giles and Tranbnl Import
mi Discovery in agriculture, &c see FRS; Page
II For Poem by Mr.. sigourney, see Last Page
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

y Speucer's Hnts.-Geniemeu are informed
tsat the specimens Of Fine Nutria and Init Molssklp
Hats now exhibiting by The undersigned at the Fair of the
American Institute, were net manufsciured with yies
10 their examination there; but the hats. identical in ma
teria STYLE and finish and at The prices affixed viz M
Una u IS, ana Mole.kn 50 - can be obtained al the
Ware Room, corner Chamber. and Centre Streets oppo
s''e The Post ciice. ~ SPENCER. OILS 2veod
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

LATE FROM F1oRlDA-By the arrival of the l.
s. steamboat Newbern at Savannah from Florida,
(baving in Tow the t. S steamer Beaufort, which
lately blew up in the St. Johns Riyer) the lie
publican has letters irom Pilaika to the 10Th inst.
Several murders have recently been committed
in East Florida by party of fifteen ortwenty hos
tile Indians Five distinct attacks have been made
BIZ them. and Sin or seven persons killed Two
brothers were killed near MicanoPy The cattle
Of Fort Russell were driven oil by them On their
retreat ,Aev came across the cncampment OF Capt
Futon's I'd Dragons, and made rush upon II,
but were quickly repulsed two OF our men wound
ed. All i, now quiet around Pilatka A letter OF
the 18th says:
Ho,pit.k,'. people have failed to come in at
Tampa Bay, agreeably IL promise only about eo
of hi, band arc there. Their" ara over SUI Indians
a, that post tina, will be sent west in few days
II !. beieyed rigertail will keep his promise and
surrender: il so. there will BE blessed radiance
of a great rascal and near $50 Indians
LATE FROM TA,GPA BAY-The ST. Augustine
News of the 9Th inst has adviees from Tampa
Bay TO the lst inst Col Worth was TO ship from
90 TO 300 Indians west on the 9th inst. Among
them were % warriors.
On the Goth the troops were to be simultaneously
in motion throughout the Territory.
We regret to learn that Capt. ketchum, 9th In
iantry, died recently, in Middle Florida ...
VI TIE
war, By the constant surrender and capture OF the
enemy, is all event of rejoicing but with this aP-
parent prospect of peace, perfect security doe
not exist. Maraudng partie. of the enemy are ia
small bodies occasionally throughout the country,
and the traveller and settler, require caution, vigil
lance and cure. Ia neglect OF this. much of the
loss of If. may be attributed"
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

70 Erie County Pa. gives lOl majority for
Banks, bu, for Senator only 7O8 for Dick, regular.
over Farrely, volunteer Whi. The latter j, elect
ed. But there IS no get-oti from Wing majority
in the Senate
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
THE NEW WORLD

Comes again in its weekly rounds before its anxousy
expcctan readers ireghted with it. usual choice var
ETY. full of interest instruction md amusement-a,w
be seen by the table Of
CONTENTS YoR OCTOBER IS.
l. DrfrScE OF GEN PUTNAM. against the charges VI
cowardice and incapacity as soldier and commal
der By Hon Daniel Webster
II. TnE Ir.LlAN P,RsroioEs. An authentic history
the death Of Giacoms and Beatrice Cenci, and Luce
Tia Petrania Cenci, their s,ePmoer for the nar!''
ofF.ancesco Cenci, who were executed in Rome na'
18th of September 1859 during the Pontifcate CT Gle
ment VIII. Translated for the New World from incl
tied manuscripts by H Benjamin.
ILL., THr HEArn.uELl o. HustLEY An original Tls
OF Scottish Resellion. by Miss Isabella Maciarlans
" TnE ADMIRAL, DAUGHTER Four additional ch'p
ters. in continuation.
V. DlsDiN's s,A s9Na,, with an engraving.
VI. Tis Livery orr or Lo~ooN humorou. article
from Crnckshanks Omnibus, with three comics,
illustrations
VII. Etrmcr SERMON on the abuse and perversisl
the Press Preached in the Duane street Church
in Ibis city Sunday, Oct. Il, by the Rev. DR.. Porn
VII. orR MORO Asu II, ArrnoF--a leading editorial
and explanatory article.
Y. ThEATRIcAL $50 MrsIcAL CRITIcr,s, Editorials
Intelligence Patchwork, Poetry SC sc. filling .sve
raj columns.
TsR,n-s3 year, IN advance, 81 cents single AL
new subscribers from the commencement, OF the In
larged Quarto Edition will be presented with the dr
Volume Of Cn,RLE' O'M.LLNY, gratis. subscription
solicited at the Office Of publication, 30 Aan street and
by the regular Agents in all the cities.
o22 It J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

0J7 Hon. DASIEL JgSIFER, appointed Minister
we're illness, has recovered sufficiently TO come to
Baltimore for the purpose of taking eminent med
ical advice
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
THE I RIBU N E.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %.

u able printing office blsnder, the story
which appeared last psper again placed on the
last PAGE Of ;sl anu tue ro discovered until
large portion # toe edition had been printed We shall
cn'lesvor give eeas worth OF matter beside and be
careful .uch an : not committed again
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

YELLOW FEyEK.-Ihe number Of deaths in ST.
Louis for the week ending the 9TH inst. was 49,
The three OF yellow fever, noticed in the
Registers report, persons who came here
sick from ew-Orleans. ST.. Louis Pennant, 18th
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

DAMAGES FOR ISJrRIEs.-Dayid How recovered
$500 from the Corporation OF thi, City, last week,
tor Injuries sustained BY him in consequence beiHg
overturned in his wagon a, he waa riding home at
night; the overturn being caused by pile Of earth
thrown out from well which servants of tho Cor
poration were digging. There was no light placed
near or upon the pile. Mr.. How was for eighteen
months unable 10 attend TO his business.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

~ The trial at Batimor. OF Jefferson Grtiths,
charged with the marder Of Mr.. Brgham, CON
Guided at g.! o'clock on Wednesday evening. The
Jury returned a verdict of d" Guilty Of Murder an
the second degree
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

70 St. Louis paper says that the steamer
Rubicos aud been snagged and sunk a, Turkey
isand, in the Mississippi.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

a TIGgE SHOT IL THE STREETS OF Loui.vILLg
"A splendid Tiger, belonging TO the Menagerir of
Titus, June, Angeviae & Co., exhibiting on Green.
street. Louisville, escaped from his keepers on
Friday, ne was shot by Mr.. Joseph Peter, piano
forte manufacturer. he inflicted slight injury
upon the arm of a man who was endeeyorinr to
head him, By blow from his paw.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

" A Mr.. David Rood, of Farmersve, in
this county, was SO severely injured BY being
hooked by 4 bull on Saturday, the 9th inst, as to
cause his death on the following day.
Cattaraugus Republican.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

VALUATION OF NEw-YoRy. The following is
the oficial valuation by the Assessors Of the Real
and Personal Estate of this City io the years 1910
and lS4l respectively, viz
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

&c We have nothing positive from OHIO eX-
cept the vote Of Lucas County which very near
Is dvidea-a Wing loss. The Disiric, OF Adams,
Highland and Fayctte is reported against US, and
Summit County said to be divided. We suspect
the Loco-Foeos have obtained bare nsiority in
each House having the State Distracted to suit their
purpesss
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

II Goidamj,l's WRITING AND BOOK KEEP
ING ACADEMY 25l Broadway. Rooms open during
day and evening. (2) ole d.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

" HuoR KEYS, one of the Canal Commission
sss Of Pennsylvania, died at mis- residence IN Fay
s..e Co few days sisce.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

II White Treih--CompouEd Aromatic Tooa
Paste the most popular and economical dentfice s'e
perfectly cleans and beauties the teeth, and mparbI
delicate and highly agreeable perfume to the breath.
cents per Jar Prepared and yended IN New YORK osI
by HORACE EVERETT Druggist Jh7 Gfeenwch,o'
door above franklin ~ Mrs. Hayes l59 Fulton strc
Brooklyn, is the so!e agent there. c2) OIL q
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

II DIR. GOuraud's Superior Vegetable Roug:
1T is unnecessary enlarge upon the superior merit o.
this article, boh IN the living bloom it dspenses as 'o
as uniform, well as IN the permarency Of its tint u
10 he fou=d only DR., GS Exclusive Office, CT Walker
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
olO mis-
u Rome md Niagara Fnlls, at the Rot1!

y Rome md Niagara Fnlls, at the Ro'Saa'
IN Prince street Of Roadway opposite Nbio' oS
den.These nagnit Panoramas still Ia be sseD
ROME is of the largest pictures painted cow,
ing thousand feet The vIew from the CspiIoh-SS
HID embraces every interesting object IN the ancient %
modern phrs Of this celebrated city, and the sceusH
lis immediate vicinity can hardly be surpassed.
The view OF NIAGARA is from Table Rock, ana y - -
knowledged be the perfect representation o. W.
s;upendou. Cataract ever offered the public
Open every day fom I'll dusk, and on Mos'r, -,
"Wednesday and Friday eyenisgs frcn 10 9. TheI =.
Panorama, are brilliantly Illuminated and full
ton given IN the gallery, commencing at oei0eft
csely. % Ole NH"
u The Packet ship Qnebec, for I've
don, Will sail This Day Friday al IL O'Clock u,u.
Passengers will he takea on beard by steamer h'
les from Whitehall at that hour. .os
Letter Bars will close ct the Merchants Exehans
Hae's News Room at half past IL. E&S
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22

The Bee states that the epidemic is more riF1-
lon, than ever before. The deaths in September
were $50 in 80 only 585; in the severe sP'
demic OF 1887 only 9O7: Excess this year 49,
though the number OF strangers and unacelima'ed
persons +, tar les than in SIN fact the City Il
well nigh deserted The Bee adds
The heavy fall of rain on Saturday night, has,
contrary to general expectation. not been followed
BY north Wind snd cold weather. but has given
place 10 renewed heat. A. We write. the sun
hour. down ii, beams with the eryor and intensity
Of midsummer. Such weather must be Prejadlclai
in the extreme to public health; we can entertain
no rational hope OF all abatement OF the epidemic
while il continues.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
Quarter Day

C U a z u 7 u ny
u Particular Noticc.-Those persons having
furniture Of any description 10 dispose Of who an
breaking keeping will find ready sale for ;SJ
portion all Of their goods by sending their address
calling upon the subscriber Goods TO any amount pa:
caased OF I'm % f. COTTON. 1877 Chatham street.
II surtout~. CIoaIts, .Sc-A large e.so,tmsI
Of Beaver and Mlled Cloths, for SurtOuus and ~ira
Frochs. Also, Couk Cloths received and vi be nsd'
up to order at the Emporium Of Caeap Garments at aen
priaes As must offer inducements TO purchasers.
The style aud fash of will be fourd TO ee1
port with any house in the trade.
WM 7. JENNINGS, 229 Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-22
POSTSCRIPT.
BIZ tbs Mornings Southern daiI.

HEALTH OF NEw oKLEAss.-We have The Bee
Bulletin &c to Monday the ll'h. The number OF
barials for ,hs day ending Sunday noon was 49, Is
died OF Yellow Fever During the day ending
Saturday night. 80 patients entered the Charity
Hospital ) died. IS were discharged u OF the
new patient. had the Fever 0; the cured DO !
Of The deaths acre Of tina, disorder. During the
preceding week, le6 patients had been admitted
S had di.d. and 50 were discharged. OF the
new patients. so had the yellow and IS the In
,.-r;,,.nt Fever. 46 of the deaths were from
Yellow Fever.
During the week ending Saturday there were
,ss deaths in the City. lis Of them OF islOw
Fever. During the corresponding week IN 1889
there we're 10 deaths only of Yellow Fever
The in,ernlents in Lafayette for the week ending
he 7,h were %. OF whom 10 we're OF lel1o"
Fever. and OF whom died in New Orleans.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-04
From the Madisonian, August II.
THE VETO MESSAGE.

This day is the beginning of new year
in the publication Of this paper, and it is also
an epoch in the history of this Republic
Precisely four years ago, we entered this
political Metropolis of the Union, and VOW
ed upon the altar of patriotism that our en-
orgies should be devoted to the resistance
Of the Sub-Treasury and TO the restoration
Of the finances and currency Of the coun-
try upon stable and popular basis. The
system we opposed has been tried and con-
demncd by the People and by Congress,
and the act repeating it, on Saturday last,
received the sanction of the President
Having thus far fulfilled our pledges, we,
this morning of our entering upon fifth
volume, take fresh, though moi new, de-
parture, and lay before our readers docu-
ment, which, we trust, is the introduction
TO a new and better order of things.
No rejecting reader of this paper will be
surprised to sec in its columns today, A We
TO, by President Tyler, of the bill to incor-
poratc National Bank No one. who
knows his character or the history of his
opinions, could possibly have anticipated a
different event as the result of his deliberate
action upon the bill he has returned. No
one, who knows that there is no witness to
show one recorded line of ours in favor of
such an institution, can be surprised by the
readiness, we avow, to sustain to the extent
of our ability, the act of the President
We have the less hesitation in doing so, for
the reason of our profound conviction from
the beginning that it was morally impossi-
BILE for him 10 approve the bill, and for the
fact Of our sincere belief as it is our earnest
desire, that great and glorious good may
ultimately come out of il, in the attainment
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-04

the administration. In the special election in
August afterwards, ] re issued my Congressional
Circular of 1888, and expressly referred to and
reiterated its doctrines in the canvass of 1896.
And now, when continuous years OF reflection
have but tended TO the maturity and repetition of
the same general opinions, in every manner
which has properly presented itself, by tongue
or pen or press, il any man can review The,
unpleasant career which has fallen 10 me, and
find it in his nature to condemn citizen whose
main and abiding reliance against the corruptions
and misconduct of bank, lis thus proven to- have
ever been based upon the sovereign authority OF
HE States, and the sole imputaon against whom,
at this day is, that, in the alternative which seemed
forcing itself upon him, he sustained the proprety
Of the anticipated Veto, which asserts these very
rightS--differing only in form and degree--iE
there be such citizen, | envy neither the heart
nor the mind which moves him.
Before closing this hasty paper, any apparent.
egotism OF which will doubtless be most obvi
Gus, and most dwelt upon, by those whose extend
ed system OF unfarness towards me constitutes
my sole Justification in asking TO place it before
the public, desire only to add, that in the spiri,
Of compromise which attached to the occasion,
(and which know was felt by the lamented Har-.
rson) might have voted for bank according to
the plan Of the Secretary OF the Treasury, as SUBJ
sequently amended in the Senate, had the amend
ment Of Mr.. R1vEs prevailed also in that body.
The ingenious reader will perceive Chat, with
out abandoning the prnciple) how much Of the
original panacea of State authority, as commended
for in the foregoing review, and never since aban.
doned in reference to Bank Of discount, would
have thereby been surrendered in order 10 avoid
the division which its rejection has forced upon
The dominant party oil the Union, at the peril
of the dshonor Of that portion of it who were
not required to renounce their Republicanism
while battling with the Wings, or while the
Wings were battling with them, and who have
heard nothing of ''treason" until they were re.
quired themselves, to become traitors Regard.
less Of such denuncaons, and with the expla.
nation now before my fellow citizens, shall con.
tinue to act upon the principles Of my creed.
and with those (without regard to names) who
content themselves with the result of "the COM
promises at Harrisburg" With all others, it shall
not be the fault Of the undersigned, if the great
question which may separate US produces either
elimination Of motive, or any thing else repugnant
10 the personal relations heretofore cherished and
reciprocated. JAMES H. BIRCH.
FAYETrE, Sept. 4, lS41.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-04
JOHN TYLER
WASHINGTON, August l6. l84l.

DO The Democrat commends the COM
mentary of the Globe, as being the best
it has seen upon the veto, and the views OF
the President in regard to Bank With
great Difference, yet knowing very well
what we say, we think that the Madisonian
is a little more reliable, and we therefore
commend the perusal and the reperusal of
the following, as calculated to enlighten
even our worthy contemporary. The par
agraphs a." 49," and 49," (next to the last
one) will be especially instructive to him
when trying to convince himself that the
question is bank or no banl;." The ad-
minstration is for more national and bet
ter restricted" bank. than its opponents
and H0tS the question.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-04

MoRE Wac REroRrs.-The N. Y. Times Of
the 18th says; There is report in town to-day.
and generally credited, that Mr. Fox the British
Minister, has demanded the unconditional sur
render Of Mcleod or his passports, II this re-
port is true, Mr.. Fox will hry9 leave to return
NONE by the 6fst Packct-M Republican.