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taking it for pocketbook 1t to be hope' that the fellow
may learn useful lesson from the po which he thus dis
honestly obtained
Horse-tiiet Taken.-John Russell, celebrated horse
thief of Pennsylvania was captured Frederick
Maryland When taken he had three horses in his posses
SION supposed to have been stolen Union and Luzerne
Counties.
Drorned.-The BODY of man named Adams, who re-
sided Larnberton, y. J., found in the Water Power
the 18th 1t appeared have been in the for
day or His habits Incorporate.
Conrictiou ct Grisrozd.-Griswod, the young who
robbed the Bank of Western New-Yor Of 500 few weeks
since tried Rochester Wednesday, convicted and
sentenced TO the Aubura prison for four years.
fire at Goshen, n. Y-on Friday last, fire occurred
in village of Goshen, by which the Mansion House, the
Eagle Hotel grocery store sadders shop, and the pint
ing Office the Independent Republican, consumed
Burgery-The store of Mcssrs Smith & Booth, in
Goshen n Y. esercd by false keys Thursday night
last and goods to the value of 5000 stolen
Emtgra3s to Teras.-In the first quarter ending on the
3l. of March, 134 there had arrived at Galveston sos
white adults; Is children; 1O9 savcs-,oaI, 629
Fre.-A FIRE in skanea,ele on the sth destroyed barn
and two houses Loss $1,000.
rJ Hon Geo. W. Patterson, late Speaker of the House
OF Assembly of this State has been appointed Agent of the
Land Office at Westhed, Chautauque County
u Alderman REIN, of the Fifth Ward Northern Libcr-
ties, Philadelphia died suddenly the night of the 10th
instant.
q The Collector of the Port of Philadelphia entered
upon The duties Ofhi. office yesterday
% Both Houses of the Pennsylvania Legislature have
voted to adjourn the 27th instant
y kingaleys ADVERTISERS NEWSLETTER" No 3,
"l be published Tomorrow and $4,000 copies of dis
buted gratis to all the Hotels and principal places
of resort in the City The advantages of this medium to
many classes OF advertisers very obvious Advertise
rnents for this number must be sent in to-dov
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y \ meeting of the subscribers fund TO erect a
monument to the memory of Enoch Lincoln, formerly Go
vernon of Maine be held the Senate Chamber
Augusta on the evening Of the l4th inst.
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% Both Houses of the Pennsylvania Legislature hav
voted to adjourn the 9th instant.
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~ Joseph Neal. Esq Editor of the Pennsylvania and
favoa5y known the author OF Char al Sketches, aad
several Oher huu,oros publications hss sailed for Europe
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Burglery.-The store of Mcssrs. Smith & Booth, in
Goshen n y esercd by false keys Thursday night
last, and goods to the value of 5000 stolen.
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! y The Mor7nons, at Nauyoo, Illinois, recently had
OF hundred disciples from England New
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q The Collector the Port of Philadelphia entered
upon The duties FIJI. office yesterday
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
SECOND EDITIO \.
By this Mornings Southern Hail.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
.-.n-.. t,reict of n Ei.cnI Bank OF thc Z. =.

WAsHlSG-oS June L. Isl
The plan OF the Secretary OF the Treasury Of, Fiscal Bank
OF the United States vas corzncoc TIE Sesate today
The Repor. j. briefly and simply analysis O; the Bnl
which accompanies Il: The iaIe5 very long The plan
ga, ,r week sadoy,ei forth nc laii-oaiaa ard copied
b. TIC Tribsne ana Richmond Esqsirc These ase inc only
p,r-,-. that have gwen ne views Of the administration os i
sqbject
I, ha. beca the aim o: ,e Secretary ee the project
fro, Constitutional objections. aad 70 guard u asai'H
abuses
/, !. proposed 70 establish bank ;hi> bis'F'e 'e os
called the Ffscsl Bank Of tie Z. ) S-caPI'i s'oUoV'
600 with power TO establish branches in ire States with 'Hel
assent , Government TO subscribe one-ah OF the eaP'
tai The arloan u me i;h ins;aen ao7 due the states
d, be subscribed b. the [ Tor the OF the State soI
the two amount, equa to millions stock 10 De created
having per cent, inere. reieemabc the pleasure OF the
Government after Il wears The remaining twenty millions
TO be subscribed by individuals To BE- seven Directors.
m appointed BY the President and Senate and five TO be
elected b, The stockholders The President to % chosen
by the Director. out OF ;hey body The Bank to De
fiscal agent OF the Government receive and dsbuTse the
pubs funds and perform the duties Of pension Agent without
ba-,e The dividends 10 be limited per ct-ecency
i .ny to b, made up surplus millions, TO DC
nad "a the crc,i, OF the l. 5. Treasurer Not 20 owe
,o,o than 20 millions above 1t, depc,s DeatS due the
Bank not to exceed capital and - ser cent thereon IT
is not 70 deal in any thing except coin bullion pro''s0Ty
ns-. and inland bills Of eNchanse TO take no more 'han
per cent on loan, discount paper having n'orc than
1870 DAYS to run debt be renewed not to loan the t.
States a, any one than three millions nor any State
more thas 500 900 to deb longer than year
to issue no note les, than SO 0cers OF the Institution t'
be prohibited from borrowing, directly or indirectly
The Books OF the Institution be open at all times to the
inspection OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, Ia Committee
OF either House Congress Committee OF the Stock
holders and the Directors The Branches not ia issue
notes, but may sell drafts less than $40 The Bank NOT
Z. suspend specie payment not to pay any thing but
coin or bullion for its The Corporation 10 exist
for 20 years, The Repor, and Bill contain variety Of other
suggestions all OF which YOU will find in the Madsonan of
Tue,dav The Ms. Is now lying before
Your, ARGus.
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TO TIE READING PUBLIC.

malicious advertisements having appeared IL tie >aa
paper published nar1g the NV "oRLo
feel called upon t.a ey gross and nniouaiei
sehoods aem2 2tec coayey ,he impression that the
printed y Ford shh appears IN the TlIHas
ty discovered comparing the pps-
ethcr editorial proprietary be-
articles appear il ne Nes World tag or-
snal or ob,ae at rrea, 4pease OF paper IT,
Ed,o OF World employed exclusively! service and
~ never -u He Tribune ,-bi,amesf
least proprietary any o,ir pape
magazine vhats-cv-r J WINCHESTER,
slilt Psbii-aer ot the Ns~ v '9fDi
Hancock is>ociaiion-Ths sirhta -aglir res'iag Of
shs Association will ;e Saa6peare Hotel aovt stlrda'
Ereaiae Question, 4 Ne egal Punishment Of Dsasi 0s: oaa
iust ESTABRC0E. Presa-est
JA'ss, N A1Sza,sAs, Seeretlrs. .lf..i'
j. strawberries aa,i C-ca,,, q, gATTI:;soN's oarar
Nassau & Ana a-tfeets. 5ea-7t
y E;o@ari a iEecar-1;y;s astoathias Lle,1 Dry Good
Store Nosa Nnh avenue soo- above l-'-ce' Ne-fo
S.ks Ss;ins. CIo:h- Ca=,in-re ss.Tl.. Dcales;-es
SR-Kipp Brofa- S,aess pas The Stae s-f $50 Iaa,-
Ti5ae.s u tie Store for Cg.iaaaer- free of ezps-
II The Cheapest Cash Tailor ret.-PEFER Y HIS
TED, Caasasa square, corner e Casaria =s, C.9
-sa orter,, .,y- 70 per cheaper ch
Ce.h Tor ne city E2oi 5, II ---es -aafst ae
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ARGu
! our5.

Awful SCIcIDr-An inquest held at Tamnlany fial
last evening on the body OF Ralph Tucker, who committed
suicide !. shooting himself through the head with pistol
The deceased called Tammany Hall Saturday morning
abou, o'clock and engaged Yesterday, the bar
keeper finding that he did rise, TO the and
forced open the door, when he found the unfortunate
ing in pool of blood with discharged pistol firmly graPed
in his right hand and oaded one his left He had been
for some time under the of physician and in the As
!un No clue whatever obtained whence the deceased
came Verdict that the deceased his death by
shooting himself through the head with pistol
From TgxAs-By the steamboat Neptune which arrived
on the Sd inst at Ncv Orleans 80 hours from Galveston
papers were the ls of June The Neptune
to start for this CITY an the 18th The complaints drought
had ceased and the prospects Tor good Cotton crop were
improving The attention OF the yey generally
.uned towards agriculture The health of the country could
be better.
\ large Indian Jr discovered about ten miles west
Of Austin going the direction Of Linnyc and force Of
- men was pursuit On their way they learned that
large party OF Indians had been passing the high
grounds near the Guadaoupc and another force sent
from Gonzales.
mysterious murder took place Austin the last OF May
Mexican employed watch horses while sleeping
On the ground rhc OF the t aroused by three
persons of whom he demanded what they wanted Ihey
nanie no answer but them shot him through the back
with pistol When discovered he quite dead and
his deposition was taken He stated that the urderer
we're Americans None Of thc horses were taken
FROM FLoRrDA-Aleck-Iu, Iu,enugsee, learn from an
-tfccr OF the Army !ect from Tampa. at the latest
iate> about three miles fr.rn Fort King and said that he
would Tampa Bay. Allec also said that there
Crock ,sffr
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Carre.popdence Of the Tr.bun.

Correspondence OF IN: irohD'
w,sniScroS June H. 1871.
President Tyler has instructed Mr. Ewing report plan
OF Fiscal Agent when called upon which shall rot conflict
with the Constitution The Presidents plan you have had
an hng of-the detail. he leaves h> Secretary and
Congress.
The President gave his first diplomatic aer on Tuesday
Most of the Foreign Ministers were present and amongst
the Senators there were Messrs. H Clay and Ryes
Mcssrs Webster and Tallmadge have dned together and
all pretended dscor in that quarter harmony not under
stood"
Gales & Seaon were elected Printers the House today
by the following Gales x Sco.n l34 Blair & Riye-
70; Peter Force g.
Thomas Alien Is agreed upon by the Wing Senators in
caucus TO be Printer to the Senate The Of compensa
ton reduced in both Houses 30 per blo" the prices
fixed by the resolution 1919 Tins hope but The be-
ginning Rerenchmcnt Let the Of reduction be
carried through all the branches Of the service.
The Senate TO-DAY had again under consideration the
ton OF Mr. Rivcs to refer to the Committee Foreign AZ
fairs that part of the President Message that subject
Mr. Choate spoke about and half defending tue
taken by Mr. Webster in his correspondence with Mr
Fox and replying in a nas;eLy NJ Bachanan-
remarks yesterday He evince taen, worthy the
Of Webster.
NIessl. Calhoun and Henderson have also spoken h,
subject to-day.
In the House, Mr. HosT OF n \. gave ao,ice OF bill to
repeal the act to postpone the fourth nstaent Of depoe
With the States and farther providing for the deposite OF
said instalmen;
The business before the House being the
consider the vote by which the rules OF a. House adopt
ed. except the 2ls.
Nh WISE addressed the House entering the general
subject OF Abolition He deprecated The pursued ty
his Northern brethren of the Wing party pressing the
subec, of Abolition to exclusion important
,oaa business for which they had been convened and gave
notice of his ntention oppose the last their
this subject He had scarcely commenced his argument
when .e was seized with ,adden faintag and obliged
leave the Hall The motion then pu, til toaor
row, TO enable him to conclude.
llr Waerston moved reconsid GRAFTON OF the resolution
to elect Printer with view Of Offering resolution a
point Selec, Committee the subject Of printing. and
separating the printing political presses This failed
by a vote OF Yeas -. Nays la22-
The usual resolution suppl. Members with the daily
parc,s during the Session. passed.
Mr Sergeant offered resola9a colfaias tie acti-u o.
all III Standing COMMITTEE eXeep, tie Coa,nitfee E!ec
,iol. WAYS and Mean, .ai Neage To the subject ae
Presidents McsssEe and o General Bankrupt Law post
poaag memorials &. o-her atec 20 tie regular
session.
Motions we're made TO ,nena IN, b. z>cearg also tie
-:ai.tee oa Ike Di-t-,c. # Ceicub, a.i Gains
rr..s w., =; ARGUS.
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- - Co.czrss-It viii be seen by our
-. co--e.-.,nde.ce that Messrs GALS and oEAroS
I.;o,,l T,,eIrcncer have been elected Printers to
- -, po,e..,ra.ives, and NJ ALLIES Of the Madi
p-;,e-o -be Senate. These selections 1or Eae7ey
5es. o,ier publishers Of newspaper. we're or should
b., been sougbt Of The ony Question in ;te cass Re
.,ec, the propreiy Of appointing such Publishers Al all
% n,ien decidedly j. ina, ;h- Goyerner; ,heud be d.
vorcei in this respect from Party Press Let ~ AdTer
tenen. be inserted in the best and widely circulating
newspapcrs but 70, competent worthy practical Printer
be chosen OF hired Ia execute the Congressional Printing IN
conneed with he Political Press 50 the Whigs sa;d III
1889 We sincerely ;aceght they right and hiN 20
still Ye, We Do no, queou ;.at the bei ha' becn done
that could ,he present The proposed change sao1d
De ads Deliberately and after careful investigation The
matter cannot c settled ia-t right hour. coud
new system be out in operation once II II were settled
But we insis, that the majority in Congress shall take the
subec. early into consideration the regular Session. a
point Committee incudng all the practical Printers Il a'
.c be Members and settle this the right founda
ton Wings in Congress do be cajocd into believing
rba, tits npoc TO do right Party a,cendancy unstable
and uctua,ing but Principle eternal. Let act II the
dav OF our pqwcr as shall De proud TO remember when
that power has passed away
The reduction 81 the pnce Of Printing by twenty per
cent y he universally approved We trust thu but the
beginning of long series Of Ectrenchuen and substantial!
Reforms And may not the quantity well the price Of
Printing greatly reduced We believe may and trust
will be.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

80 arr uccmeus been mNc can elTN IoF V1
OF the July Indiana and Rnoi stock There oa H'
the slightest dculy obtaining sufficient loan n " '>''ee'
for b purpose those State, offered good security. but We cannot
hear any ,ep hl, made effect this YER! desirable
obs Thai should be ndeScnt on this sShjeet e
hardly believe aad would from the want oi acoa
II the premise
Th.r. cornrnr operation gong Hsd-o
and IL !, impossible when the bubble Nvi burst may 90
s hsa a, l3O as hands opers,ors able to carry IT Tbs
NO, strictly speculative ntrnslsaly valuable
having declared days Of three and half pert
possessing advantages IN connection with " e0a a's
which w always give permanent value But the present rise
th, stock the Of specuaon and doubt within fe
week. II will drop back 10 its old quotations.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

Money be abundant aad the street rate about mo
legal interest
The Planter, Ba os ha, declared dividend ofour p"
ceni and the Savannah and Trust Co y cent
The Hartford Bank declared dividend Of 81 per cent
Ar Alexandria Flour selling Si75 per barrel Wheat 100
Corn s. cent, per bishe.
ACeycaad during the month Of May hsre cleared @S
l03 SO bbs Flour 1860 do Pork 80 300 Hams nn
great amount o other 1925 bushels Wheat
1904 bbs Flour, and 50j6 do Pork Wentto Canada
There all the ~ York state Canals dor's
,h, f~., rc.l, IN Iu,c ....... ST0D5l 43
Snuc n.,od IN s;O 81, ,i53 Ii
-. fl, favor of ..... siasOs %
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slept the Outrage cuV sill and the murder On al
American citizen in the affair OF the Caroline now bust
l. defa7lng Air WrBs1ERs manly and so;eslan-ke Let
:er 70 NJ Fox II Ee9 only II power they '10Hd
talk to Grca, Britain to purpose FalorouS souls
who're have they beer since 1887 Wha; have trey been
doing since thel doyeke reonsance gant the Outrage
aad eir subsequent instructions Stevenson 7oi 70 press
til, matter ou, let it droo The Globe exhibits more than
. average asni,y OF ,h subject but deceive
ne Peopie while ilenory :. leti ,he'r
e \ Bran.b-ead Eater would excuse declining to
publish h article Il he kneg do that Il l. directly
calculated aad morally certain strengthen the haHs oi the
The baeaes= and faIsehood Of the leading article IN
Saturdays Sp- are apparent i7out bong specially pointed
oct.
The pubic observe tha; sea express oar dissent
.-. a thing that appears IT TIE s.. plainly state ihe
,,r,c.- and DRIFT Of the article with reasons for dis'en;
,ng from i- not always it! perfect oene' vet always
vii, irnes. and yyh-ut personality On the other hand
.hen Tie Sun attacks as doe- ~h ntens personal
venom and sc--ity and with the base inuendo and
insauatei SANDER We Eope th- ;sag contrast vii con-
tinue
n7TEE G,xr1rR.s W1rE-A man IN PhiladeiPhia VINO
has long been ia the habit gambling away 4, his earnings
on THURSDAY night vas forced aTny from s place OF resort
bv hi. wife A. he entered thcir chamber he became en-
rarcd and wore he would return Il the struggle that en-
sued he received wound which has since confined bun
CLOSELY his ted
w Creenou gh and Rockwell the Police Officers IL
d;cted in New Orleans, for attempted burglary "ere
bound oer by the Court keep the peace IN $1,000 eacn
The Recorded cecsd tina; the Law did not apply TO their
case ina ,uluch as entrance va. effected
- Thoma. Park Esq, NJ. P. P. Tor the county Of Md
dIesex ha, received the appointment roT the government OF
Surveyor General of the Province OF Canada
~ A colored man in Philadelphia, during quarrel win
M wife TUESDAY last was so severely stabbed by her that ne
is not expected survive.
S lad named John Osiearo. while ba'i'ias in the
Brandywine Creek Friday, between some rocks ana
before he could be extricatcd drowned
~ The trial of John Conway OF Philadelphia for the
commission Of most brutal assault the person OF enac
resulted on Friday last in verdict Of gu'y
c7 Mai. Iangham has been held to bail IN tie sum Of
- 900 os trial for shooting Mr.. j Adams on Dnnea"
Island
P John Burke, sentenced to be hung Hartford, CT to-
morrow has Ind his sentence comnuted to Imprisonment c1
life BY the Legislature.
q The son of Rev D. $ Mcbride at Ta!iaAassee. Fla
wa. drowned while bathing tho a3d ult.
DJ \ young lady named Mary Wray, in Philadelphia on
Friday last fit of insanity committed suicide BY cutting
her throat with a
70 Mr.. Jethan Webster Prospect Nc on the 9t',
fell from the top OF which he work, to the
dock and survived but fcw minutes.
UJ PI1rsnrne, Pa. Is rapidly enar siny i,s borders
About 100 buildings going up
e 4 negro was found murdered near a bridge 81.
,,1s nm l.tin
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! FOR City In,elIigeace and other reading in"''
ter, first page

n Tao.c Members Of Congress @ho have 7r';;en to nTu
III 1ln,e La. MOI, been acorGn. 10 ORDER are -
~ ~ ccbcd u. ,hackIe. by utimatlon ir'ni inc cie
tha me pa2.r be cent At % per HH"nH or m m ea on the
- 80 , o,r lit: cannot send our paper . 80
/ Sse. for credit. price beo" mat nicA .ee
r ,eo,e for cash shall attempt II W. a ' from the
!. talen a. certainly intended y proper '
flcrk .1ll .et the matter rIght
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SECOND Board.
Commercial and ,aoney sIaI,cr-.

A. c 8rokc,. Beard today herr done and the ase
taaucn. important L :1nh without ohaHsc
Paterson lcclaci >,onng,on . Ncch,a Rank Harlem! /
Island et up vicsoas Canton Co / and Prov /. Del
aad Hudson per
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anlea afAuctiou.

b " Pcl-Mahocany months cargo Of brig 'nt'gc
is5 log, - Domingo At 7ll2l lc.
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70 PITrsprRc, Pa. rapidly enlar ging its borders
About 100 buildings going up.
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10 Why is Johnsrcet rcHumbered at this season OF the
year 1t great to the residents wso nave
advertised issued cards &c.
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10 Mr.. Jstham Webster At Prospect Nc on the 'h'
fell the top of which he was at work to the
dock and survived but a fcw rninuics
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

UJ7 Hon. FRANCIS THOMAS, late NJ. c., has been noFn
mated as the Opposition candidate for Governor 81 Maryland
He is strong candidate, but will be beaten by WILLIAM
Cosr JoHNsoS
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

THg WAR OF THE MAxNoTHs.-We 20 have little
to do with csher peoples quarrel despite the bad example
. a, No 1862 Nasau-strcct but VIC refrain from
stating that ne kno,r that the publisher OF the Ne" World
has purchased Of the Dublin publisher advance Proofshee'
Of Charles @ AIaey-sat he accordingly received the
I'd inst, the June issue OF that work being the only copy Of
which has vet reached this country and that the can
oy have appeared in the last Brother Jonathan by copy
ing it from New World puroined suncptitously OBJ
ta.d on Thur.dav and which the conductors Of the JOna-
than must to moral certainty have known to be ,ech.-
These are facts about which cannot be mistaken A
striking error which was made in the World cop
led into the Jonathan and puts the matter beyond doubt
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

% DAs1EL Hon, the Abolition candidate tor Governor
of New Hampshire, received 1878 votes at the last election
md there were 20 scattering.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

e 4 negro was found murdered near bridge " s..
Louis on the lst inst
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

Hon Henry HUnpAnD nominated on the 10Th as the
Opposition candidate for Governor of w-Iampshire
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

% Broadway sidewalks the place for cotton stor-
ing and Ching Nos. i2 and A impose upon the
rublic Officers. 70 it
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- Thomas Park, E.q., NJ P ? Tor the county OF Md
desex has received the appointment tros the government OF
Surveyor General of the Province OF Canada
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

~ coored in Philadc4Phia, during qua''e' WIN
Ii. wife Tuesday last severely stabbed by her tha' ne
i not expected TO survive.
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~ The trial of John Conway. OF Philadelphia for th'
commission brutal assault on the person o' teac
resulted on Friday last verdict Of guilty
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~ \ young lady named Mary Wray, in Philadelphia, on
Friday last in fit of insanity committed suicide BY cutting
hrr fhroat with a razor.
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81 A lad named John o'Siearo while ba'i'ias IN the
Brandyvne Creek Friday, gst between some 'oN' ana
before he could be exrca,ed was drowned
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q The son of Rev D. s Mcbride Tallahassee, Fla
wa. drowned while bathing on tho a3d ult.
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0J John Burke sentenced to be hung at Hartford It. to-
morrow has had his comnnted to imprisonment tor
lif;. bv the Legislature
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C5 Greenough and Rockwell the '9o Pohce ohc'F' n
d;ced in New Orleans or an attempted burglar we're
bound over By the Court keep the peace IN f'oo eacn
The Recorded decila that the Law did not apply TO their
cn.e. ina,rnuch as no en.rnnce effected
New-York tribune., 1841-06-14

o 4 Branb-ead Eater would excuse or declining to
publish his article he knew do thai directly
calculated aa morally certain strengthen the haAs OF the
onerv he ba,enes. and al-ehood Of the leading article IN
SATURDAY. SYz are apparent beng specially pointed
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P Maj. Langhaul has been held bail IN the sum Of
- 900 for trial for shooting Mr. j Adams on Dnnca"
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Complete Guide 10 Short 5Iand.-J1.. pa0-

- tOn'Piese Gnfde 10 Shoft 51aEn.-.'s- P'D
asf entirely and comprehensive ysen of Nring a"
Hard founded upon the simple and snerfus prns
by ueH- o Fhh Ii exact words Of public speaker a} ' -
corded pronounced and preserved sgib!e fern SO % - "
reld future PERIOD with the and cty Dne'
expressly for tie Of Schools and private tuition by ofo
Professor Of -tenography "ho suceesfol sea-ed 10 te
s thu interesting ard very useful accomplishment * =. room
. Merry gne satisfactory Jsi-'E'
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Arre,r.-Francs T. Silvia, foreigner residing al Nan
,uoke Mass nearly beaten death last TUESDAY in
fight win some othcr ioregfer> Of whom MS
boa'ders lie ia>easble twent -four heur> and recover
>'ll doubtful His wife also terribly L.us-d One
James Ksarncy PRISON, charged "ih beng tn principal