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New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
Correspondence of The Tribune.

WAsmScroN, Friday Oct l, l94l.
II is understood that Hon. JoHN c. SrGScER Of
New York has been invited by the President
take charge of the War Department, declined by
Judge M'Lean. This looks as il the President
were not a thorough L,co-Foco yet. Mr.. Spencer
is an ardent Whg and man Of eminent ability.
The Prince de Joinvillc has left the city for Nor
folk He was highly gra,fed with his reception
here, and remarked TO the President thar - whes
his father heard how how kindly and cordially lie
mad been treated by the President OF the United
States, he would be delighted He visited the
Navy Nari on Thursday, in ;he President car
ringo, accompanied by NJ, John Tyler. Jr. anc
was received there with q royal salute OF 81 guns
At o'clock in the evening he dned with the Pre-
rident, in COMPANY with Lord Prudhoc, and Sir
Henry Har. OF the Royal Navy, the members Of
the Cabinet now in town, and several Of the
heads OF bureauX, and officers Of our own army and
aavy On retiring from the table, the fine Marine
Band struck up 81 Hail Coluu,bia, which they FOL
lowed BY the :. Parisienne, and continued playing
during the evening. Several hundred invitation.
having been sent oft, large assemblase collected
a, the White Hosse at half past o'clock, for
whom all the rooms wcre brilliantly lighted and
thrown opex. White glove. and satin slippers
were in grea, demand during the day, and the
ladies' appeared uncommonly fair and agreeable
None looked more beautiful ;han the President,
daughters, Mrs 5. and Miss T. The Prince re-
NAMED in the company but short time. The
evening closed with dancing. The entertainment;
seemed worthy of what was ac: Of rational hos
pitali;y All parties were present; there we're, for
example, the Editors the Globe the Iatellisencer
and the Madisonan. scarcely Oh speaking terms
with each other We, meeting on common ground
The example which the President !. setting in this
respect, is worthy Q; the days OF Monroe.
\ despatch from Col. Worth in Florida just re-
ceived 1t the Department Of War, states that the
Indians Of Hospi,akas tribe continue TO come in
The whclc number OF HosPiiaka's people now IN,
he says is 81, including the chief, 8 su6-ehieis
and 2S warriors Yours, ARoUs.
Tag RAcEs.-To-morrow the Races will com
nleace on the Union Course Loag Island The
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

p Commodore THOMAS Ar CArEsrY Joyss
was appointed on the a5d ul,imo, to the command
of the I. 5. Squadron in the Pacific Ocean. and
will hois, his broad pcnnant board the frignt,
United States at Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

y We .es by the nOnce Oftke Psreuolcgical ee:ur..
in our column, that l. y Fowler di'eOarse- tonight up
ths Social COni;iou Ofasu; Na,rimons Rea,ion' he
Evils prsc;'cd ard The best mods cf RezcisIi1s ard
Persctng ,aem. See ths roues
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

MR. JosEpH TOWNSEND, one Of the Oldest and
most respected citizens of Baltimore, died lasi
Friday, The American says that connected
as he has been, for the period OF more than half
century with almos; every public enterprise having
for It's objec, the advancement of the city, his de-
mise will cause blank in society which it Will b,
hard TO ill.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

= The new s,eaHboa; Rainoox will leave for Albany
and intermediate places Trss5-y morning October :
o'clock from The Steamboat Pier foot OF Barclay st
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
THE TRIBU Ne.
HoDNAY MORNING. OCTOBER 4, 1871

II For article On Submarine Ar
NOR, scvernl Communications and Xxx
tracts, Eirst puge.
U Eor n f,ocm from Eluckwoed, and
iVisceiIuncous articles, see Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
Editorial Cotre.pondence.

Urea, Friday Eyetiug, Oct l..
The delinquent counsel, witnesses, s.. IN the
case Of Mcleod, have nearly all arrived; onl:
ono material witness on the part Of the Proseeu-
ton ard two or three esteemed such on behalf o.
the defence arc still absent but daily expected. J
see no reason why the Trial might not De com
n.enced today bu, The defendants counsel IS IN
flexible against opeaing before Monday 50, "a
10 push them would Only cause the case to De
sworn Of: till next Term, aPPrehend the Attorney
Ge,e,oI will not move till Monday. have heard
,ba, Mr.. Spencer objects having Jury efnpan-
eIed over Sunday do not believe he viii oyoid
!, now. as the formidable array of witnesses, de-
positions, and knot,y questions viii hardly be dis
posed Of in Six days.
There is some talk of Exclusive Extras mere
but think shall be able to get the progress Of
the Trial through to New-Yosk as fast as ny neigh
bors. shalltry. G.
MAssAcHuskTrs.-T Massachusetts Wig
State Comnitte have issued an address to their
political friends in the commonwealth, which ~
find in the Boston Daily Advertiser Of Saturday
The Committee call 10 mind in brief and inteli-
sible statement what in tno short period ef SD
months has been done for the benefit ofthe country
by Wing Administration, and Wing Congress
Instead of cndeayoriag to aggravatc and embii'ei
tie disappointment which has been felt by III,
Whig party from the failure Of one or TWO import
ont measures, which large Wing majority il
Congress are in favor of, they set an example OF
moderation, ard exhibit spirit of consultation il
recommending cordial support Of the President,
50 long as he shows disposition to conduct nj
administration upon Wing principles. They de
precate the immediate discussion Of the claims oil
any person to the support of the Wig party in th-
next presidential cauyas, as calculated to lead t.
divisions and dssensions; and to conclude wiki
an appeal TO the party 70 support tue present chief
magistrate OF the State candidate for re
election. "Honc,t John Davis viii Of coursD
continue to be Governor Of Massachusetts lor auo
Their year.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

The CASE OF GRoGAs.-Thc case of Grosau
has already been made the subject OF communi
cation BY the American Government 10 the British
Minister at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

"WnIG PArEKs. The venerable Richie, OF
The Richmond Enquirer, copies an article from The
New World, entitled The Dismembermeat o.
the Wing Party" and styles it Truth from
Wing source" The Albany Argus copies an ar;i-
Gle from the Boston Notion, written by the noio-
rious Loco Foco, RUSSELL JARVIS, indicat,vs
of the Webster feeling among the IVhigS.' w,
should not be much surprised to see, in the Argu-
or Inquirer, the New Era spoken OF as q leading
Newly lorll Wing journal.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

DJ7 The Virginia Tobacco Crop, the Richmond
Va.Whig says, promises to be unusually large and
COED.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

oyElps WIG NoNHAFIoSs.-Thc Wings o'
Oneida have nominated the following popular As
sSmbly ticket William J. Bacon, Of Utica :
Gen John j. Knox. of Augusta; Hervey Brayton
uf W vsryrrr, and ,Jui,n u. pradt, OF Kome.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

Al rentlemcn, thai was
i dreadful rai,isks. Snch a
secret can be safe no where.
Tho whole creation Of God
has neither nook nor conner,
where tho ruil;y can be-lOS
il ard say II Is safe. MOTTO
speak of that eye which
glauces through al! disguiscs
AID bcholJs every thing, as
IN the .plendor Of noon,-
such secrets Of sullt arc ns-
yer safe ffcm detection, sven
by men. True il i, gene
rally speaking, ;hst MUIR
der Will out. True III, tlat
Providence hath 30 ordained
and 9th 50 govern thiEe-,
that those WHO b'elk the
great Law Of Heaven ~ he'd
ding mans blood, seldom
succeed in avoiding discov-
cry. Espeeially in a case
exciting 80 much attention
as this. discovery must come
and will come, sooner or
later
Actions and eyes turn at
once To explore every man,
every ihiHg. every circuin
sfauce, connected vi:h The
zine ard place. a thousand
ears catch every whisper; q
thousand excited Hlnds III
iensely dwell on the scene,
shedding AL their I'rnt, aud
ready 70 kintle every ci-
cun.siance into a large blsa
OF discovery. Meantime the
guilty soll cannot keep rs
own .esrct. It's false 70 Il
self. or rather It 'eels an IRE
sisub;e impulse ofc-n>c!enc-
10 be true 10 Itself
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

DJ Hon. HENRY CLAY arrived at Ashland, hi.
seat near Lexington, Ky. on the 22d ul,.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

The Public Dgpr-We understand, SAYS the
National lntelligeacer, tina. the Secretary of the
Treasury has selected the following Banks as the
agencies OF the United States fer the paymen, OF
the interes, on the Public Debt Bank of the
Metropolis, Washington; Merchants Bank, Bos-
ton Bank of Commerce. Ncw-York.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

BIsuoP DoAyE, of Ne~ Jersey, preached N
Boston, and in MS discourse gave an account OF his
recent visi; to England. He IS expected in 'his
oiry on "Wednesday, and vii probably repeat the
discourse il some Of ou- churches.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

" A Convention of Editors ard Publishers OF
papers in Kentucky, is TO meet at Frankfort on the
10Th inst
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

SIcxoz JoHN NAcEL's THlsp sNo LAST CoscESF.-
We refer readers the OF Sigror NageIs last
concert; hch take place THURSDAY evening rex. To
recommend such l. superhusu',-'4s
llrge audiences whea has previous performances have st
,rsccd and the universal admiration with which they
we're received sufficient 10 warrant that this I'VE ere
sorry 10 see hs last eo-cert will b. agaIn visited by the
fashionable elite Of city This wall be tn. last OPPar-
,u1y ior some come, h,tea to those heavenly
strain,, which he sore understands 10 dFa~ from re
VIOLA
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

Tx RAcEs.-To-moyrow the Races will com
Hieace on the Union Course. Long Island. The
sport begins with large sweepstakes Tor $1,000 ;
all the nominations 10 it are now upon the ground,
and will unquesiioaably s.ar;. one Of them has
been trained by Col. Johnson Of Virgins; ne
reached the Island on Friday last. and is said to
be doing well. 4 purse-raoe-,hree,Hnileh heets-
will come Of the same day,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

TIE Missouri LrviATHAs.-This natural ". n
der is now exhibiting q; the Masonic Hall. in PHI
ladelp phia. During the short period in which i;
has been exhibited, it has been visited b. several
eminent surgeons and DR.. LyelI, the celebrated
English Geoogist. It is the greatest natural Gu
rio>;ty belonging to the animal kingdsm, discover
cd in America.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

CouRr OF EKKoKs.-This body met at tn.
Capitol in Albany on Saturday. Present, the 1t.
Governor, Judge Bronson, and Messrs Hull, Hunt.
johnson. Lee, MosSley, Strong, Taylor, and
Works. A querun, no; being present the COsr;
adjourned till Ii o'clock on Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

FLOUR TRApE.-The receipts o; Hour at Cleye.
land have decreased this year in comparison with
the last.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

The "SourKxnS LITERARY MESSENGER. foE
October, was promptly issued on the frs, instant
/, is capital number. and contains more and bet
Ter articles than an other magazine for the month
that Wa have SEEN We shall notice its contents
moro particularly hsreafser.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

& The venerable Bishop CHASE, of Illinois,
preached a, ST. Stephens Church IN this CRY.
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

could BE- prudsn,ly and eau
uou.!y bestowed.
" That was a DIRE 'dful mis-
take Of Mr. Colts. Such q
secret is safe nowhere. The
creation Of God has neither
nook uor corner for it, safe e
~ from detection, cVen by
men. How true. thereto =.
= the adsEc, Murder, Tho
i. hath no tongue. will sreak
with IN 81 miraculous organ.
Ptoyiueace has - ordained
il. and doth So govern
Things. that those Who brc,k
the great .a~ of Heaven by
shedding mus blood, sell
dom succeed iaavoiting dis
covcry-which must and Will
Gene soslcr or iate!."
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

h' iHilai ui'F = = 't
aud the Vjrfim passes ~Itn
oHt . struggle or . motto.
lrnT TIE r-Pa,- OF sleep 10
the rcpo.e ci des;h ii is
the ns,a..la's purpose 20
make sAre wo,k, aud he get
plies the dagger though II
wa obvious that life h.i
been destroyed BY IN" blow
OF the bludeeun. 4; is ac-
complishcd rhe deed l.
done. He has d ne the mur-
dcr-no eye has eesI ii:m, no
enr has heard hiln The se-
crct IS hi, own, and he =
safe.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

HEALTH OF NEw ORLrANs.-The number Of
in,ermsnts in New Orleans for the u hours ending
a, noon on the aIs, September was so, OF which
4s were deaths by yellow fever. This is the great
es, number Of deaths any one day this season.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

Graham House, 63 B,rcl.y-s,.-The frisnts
e. Temperance as inSied.o call. Shower Sathsirse 81
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

u We are requested b. the Dry Goods clerks 10 state
that the OF Messrs se~arts, Arnold Hurd Lew
Is Patton Benn.t; & Rhodes, and Others. whose
do appear the list of those who have signed
the Petition of the Clerks regularly closed every eve
ming o'clock according iheir long established Gus
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

= gnclsv;ea: Cakes e'ery a.y al fNt IN
SaN-S -,-r,- ~ Ysssir aci Aar-strtets, CT IN
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

= Thc Ecaith AEinan"e 'oF TT" : '7E
-,.,.,,-s, fiEALrH BooK-STcRE. l-6 Fulton ''-e7t
Y-r.Yo-k. Price six eeess sas'- \ liberal dsa-eoa
s,.is 20 ,.o., a.lo buy u sel sa'H ~ ca ~
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

DEAru OF GtASr A respectable merchan;
named LEWIS CoKSELIus died sfew days since at
Milford, Pa. At the time Of his d-cease, he was
dfty-eye years of age, SIX feet three inches in
height, and weighed siN hundred and eishty-fye
pounds
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

T. F;icli Trd sscuuiifuI sFhi;c feesh,-
any person wishing tae gratifying possession u "lt
asi slt,erirg SGT OF Teeth, SHOULD use tue Compo1n
roni.Ic Tooth Paste Ih; useful preparation i nan
u.,.sarei aud .-ndfd -oleIy by HORACE EN EkE'f
D5u.gi-t 357 Greenw.ch door above Franklin -
p,,.s..l5 .-,,, e,r i,- ~ SO 3tNV & VI
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
Il ~ i,c,d w;ll,plil, - - b

lTv i,cad VIII split, ,ad tread oi outs '. .-s
ots- isy W. gave bio. iarcc Of sherman C'pIG. 70.
lszea.e.. sal ,c aim 20 ie tsi1 t's'i,s sT'F5 " e,
mouth sat hey p5aic rsl.=s= aln n -" 49,
s g-y- fs ttrF IL III, Il. aat Ihs; ne Teas. ao'
-, ~ -,-r.s sere is 10 ,sisiase abo-t IL
s5e i,ues.ed tas etHeaei a. 'asa 5. el,e 'HA'
no. .e-it-;- 20 Say hey are e'''ai 5v,-,fs.5
lss-itaey uaJi D, >hsfmaa is.rosaeea hs i- ig
sSls no TO- and zlzy of car ir>i pTaet'e-ai'
s.s ,9c'n IN daily prcsc al IA =, - -
slR r..cc.- qhys.,.o, laI 8 sver -ss 70 aps'se
b. -a.ae-! brethren ot -ae corli ion ''-s 'e'.
Lf-5s o. l.. z.r- t1sy c,n prcsesaa tleI-i "''
nle,l-e r heir me iiciaai Qualities Dr ; Is Iil 'i!
u-4,stsd l.o-aazc uI1E'B-.rTer - i~cflr' - are
hou>, no Nss.aa street Ag,vss - hn~ cry - -,
c-is,. - Hudson sire :, NeT-loFA . A. i;> r at
o.'s'. ,.-..Ef,r u
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

CGoId-mith's WRITING AND BoeKKEgp
day and evening. az w.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

l. no Charge antii ti,e Hair - Escs,ore:l
-BEAL>'S HAIR RESTORATIVE Is now applied o.
the above 0rignai terms TO ur"erds Ct 800 persons
the office, No ijI Bfoadway, up siai...
" BPersunai reference to come Of our fist cu
zeus ~ to Il, -uccess. Prices 81 and 50.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-01
The Reform Administration.

Well the extraordinary session of Congress
which was convened for the alleged purpose Of
rcpI'ni'hins the treasury when no deficit cT-
Is'cd but N the Imagination o! the wing pollu-
clans, has, after session Of three and half
months Adjourned. Oi their dong' we have en-
dcayo'cd to keep our readers constantly advised
10 sum up what d'd congress do towards rcpen-
lshh5 the pU"Hc golfers they authorized a
loan OF ?I@'oUO'UUO and they levied tax on i'm
ports "Airh II Is supposed VIII yield about three
ana hall millions per aHnum. Very we'll if
the necessities OF the treasury demanded an add-
uonaI sum OF ?Io'9ooOoo' to meet its liabilities
io' the present year TINS was at least as cxpadi-
uous way as any to raise It, But how happens
1t that there IS such very large deficiency, when
Mr.. woodbury. stated in his last report as sccrc-
lary ct the treasury (and he more than once
demonstrated II IN The senate during the recent
session. that, but Tor the extra session, there would
be no deficiency The secret lies here. The
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-01

The following nominations by the President
have been confirmed by the Senate:
Waiter Forward, Secretary of the Treasury.
John Mclean, Secretary Of War.
A. p Upshur, Secretary of the Navy
Charles A. Wickliile, Of Kentucky, Postmaster
General.
Hugh S, Lcgarc, Attorney General.
Edward Everett, Minister to Great Britain.
William Hunter (now Charge d'Aiiaircs) to
be Minister Plcnipotcntiary to Rio dc Janeirc.
Robert w. Walsh, Secretary of Legation to the
same.
William Boulwarc, of Virginia, Charge dAf.
fares to Naples,
Major $. Churchill, to be Inspector General of
the Army, in the place Of General Wool, promo
ted.
James d. Do,y, Governor Of Wisconsin.
isaac Roach, Of Pennsylvania Treasurer of the
Mint of the y. S. at Philadelphia.
Samuel w, Carmack, Judge of tho L, S. for
the Apslachicos District, Florida.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-01
TWENTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS-
----Extraordinary ,sca>ion.----

Friday, Sep. ln.-Sendte-Thcrc was
not much of interest transacted in the Sc
nate. A good portion Of the day was talk
Ell up in executive session. 1t is under.
stood that Mr.. Curtis was passed upon as
collector ut New York, and his nominal
ton confirmed.
H0HSc-A resolution, fixing II o'clock
a. NJ. on Monday (thc l3th) as the time
for the adjournmento Of the present session
of congress, was adopted by acclamoiion.
Mr.. Dawson now rose and "wilh much
pleasure stated that the deeply regretted
"incident" which occurred in the house
yesterday between Mr.. Stanly and Mr..
Wise, had, through the Interference Of
friends, been "honorably and amicably"
adjusted, and that the honorable puglisls
were thus restored to thcir pre-existng
relations.
motion to suspend the rules to admit
4 Joint resolution to amend the cOnslitu-
ton Of the United states so as to limit the
president 10 one term, and to permit ma
Jority to pass bill afterlhc president had
sent in his veto, was negatived--SS to 81.
Mr.. Bolts here called for the orders of
the day, viz: the consideration Of the bill
to establish fiscal corporation.
Mr.. Bolts commenced by saying that
he had, on former occasion, charged the
president with treachcry and perhdy to
the whg party and il he was not cut Off
by the hour rule, he undertook to say that
he would now make good that charge.
Mr. d. then went on TO say that the pre-.
sident came into office with a vast maio-
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-01

penalty Of the Lass, if aPprchcndcd No In
vain might he plead the desperation to which
he was driven TO gain food for hts suffering llmI-
YIN vain might he point to his respectable
connections his pedigree and his blood. All
would not save him, and the scvcrcst penalty Of
the Law would be inflicted. But, here's bank
clcrk-a .J.Lhr-awoeia'e IN ini7liiy-hcis let run
at large t, continue his dcprcdllions on lortcar
ing people.
utwhy par'iruIorizc This instance Look at
the swindiins and corrupdous of the banks all
ovcry the coun'ry--from the L. Bank ofPcun.
dow to the miserable concerns in every section o!
thoWes, and South. Biddlc, who has been the au-
thor Of more want and niscry--who has plumber
ed more willows and orphans Of their little all,
'baa any bandit of highwaymca ever known
now riots in sPlandor and fca,ts at the vintage
O., Audclus!a bidding defiance to the laws and
looking with contempt on the poor and needy,
whilst the poor wretch, who may have stolen q
garment whe5twith TO cover his rakedncss, Is
confined in the gloomy cells OF prison.
Those are the distinctions recognized by the
laws Of q Republican Government, between tho
rich ana par c5.minal--Thc hg4lSsd and tn2.
hgH -liroh-cr, Tho one, with an " act Of in.
corporation in h.s pocket, can plumber whom he
Flessas with impuni,y, whilst the other shares the
lot of The criminal aud ie.on.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-01
THE ILLINOIS FREE L r \ ID + II :.

But. if society have right to this end, have they
not right to choose the means hes, adapted to
effect il? Society hare chosen municipal laws. /
rs the means of cnectinr this result; have they /
no, the sane right of choosing oiler means, 10
effect their lust purposes. that they had to choose
those? Who has imposcd. who can impose. any
restriction on the means t. be used Itself!
Itself, then, has right to remove it, But, this
restriction uerer trus imposed. 1t does not exist
Society, then, hqrs the right Of choosing the
means Of selcpr,,cciion, and it is their RHy to
choose those that are most ciltytual. II munici-
pal law are the mos, ctltctual means, as doubt
less they usually are, let society be careful in
adapting them to the accomplishment of their
purposes, From being certain and hnown,they are
more convenient than remedies devised os the occa.
sion calls for their applcation--trom their being
certain and known, they are also more easily de-
fed, counicryailel, and cyaled. When they arc
}hus dcicd countecyailcd, and evaded-when
they fGl to effect the objects for which they were
desigrcd-to protect society from wrongs and
crimes, is society then to give up her defence and
become their victim Is her function Of set-de-
fence gone, with one development Of her means
Must every man then become again the redrcsser
OF his own wrongs must he tamoy submit to
their inllictlonl Is society shorn Of her right
discharged from her duty OF protecting him, be-
cause one set of means have become Intellectual
No! Protection from wrongs and crimes is the
measure Of her right and duty, and it Is not unit!
she has exhausted Oh her means that she can be
discharged from her o5Jgatlons--that she can say
to individual man that she can no longer protect
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-01

On Monday last the following gentlemen were
elected Trustees for the town of Ottawa, to serve
the ensuing year: Mcssrs. David Sanger w. II. w.
Cushman, d. Buchanan, r. Sizer and Herman
Hurlbut.
A better selection could 10, have been made,
and we hope to see much good result from their la
bors. Go to work, gentlemen, and for the sake
ofour beautiful and ilourishing town, take some
measures to guard against its destruction by fire.
viii not every citizen contribute his mite to-
wards the accomplishment of this desirable object