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C017I5coT TTAT. RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING, Dro. so-
To-day dates were of the goth and 2lst ife, s 6rs and esd from Baltimore ppihiiIalelphln.

and 2sd from Baltimore an9-lahila1elphia.
 The sales of cotton at Nely York; on satnrlay 18th. were abont 1903 bales. No change reporedin prices.
 The sales of State securities were large the aeth, reaching Sl32 O00 the in most instances te improved. Exchange OF London 919l prem; New Or leans 92.
 On the 2lst, the stock market gloomy and prices generally receded below the previous quoted raess6, ooo K. Orleans city stock per cent payable semannu ally the Manhattan Bank, and redeemable lst May 1850, offered nucon-s5c too sold 5s per cent, balance withdrawn.
 Exchange London 9l prem. Mobile ls!GDl3I dis.- New Orleans 7s6D6 dis.
 Co.ton-Sales the goth, about geo bales
 At Philadelphia 2lst money continued scarce-ou;- door rates for good paper l2l2l per cent per annum- U. s. Bank notes B per cent disc.
 The sales of cotton Charleston, during the week ding 25th amounted 4s4 bales, Ct O lOc. The demand chiefly for fine qualities and the market unsettled. Sterling Exchange easl premium.- Freighis to Liverpool sD7-l6d; Havre sc.
 TEXAS CoTToN-The Nalchitoches Herald gives the receipt of cotton from Texas follows
 Received from Texas up to lIh Dec 1s4l. 1928 bales Cleared for New Orleans. ans..................h
 On hand 18th Dec. l54l..... .d5l bales NEW ORLEANS Dec. 2g.-fFrom the Merchants Transcript l-CoTroN.-Snc our last review clos cd, the cotton market has only exhibited an unsettled and declining character, but transactions have also been quite limited The sales of Saturday amounted to only lSL0 bales; Monday 220O; and yesterday 340; in all 5900 baes Prices for the better descriptions Hve experienced any material change, but the ordinary and middling qualities, which daily becoming alum dant, have declined about 4c and quotations these, have accordingly been altered.
 LIyERPooL CLAssIF Lc ATIoN N.
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Barquc Nicholas Brown, sailed from Providence fir this per 18th. Arr i'm off Fields Point, brig Espeatta tn. ARRIVED BEScE-At Charleston 25th-Schr Thames, Axworthy, Il days.
 Brig Mary Kiaba, hence for Boston, reported at New port goth inst.
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D. B. CRANE & CO, CABINET MAKERS aud JPHOLSI'ERERS,
 37 WATER-sTREET. Old Furniture and Mattresses neatly repaired. Ele- gant Furniture constantly on hand. IoaaA
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NAVY BREAD.-50 bbs fresh baked New Dr. ' leans Navy Bread, for sale by
 dec30m D. c. LONBER & CO, 59 Com. st.
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CLEARED THIS PonT-At Boston, 2Oth-barquc gophreSis, Newcomb; brig Pioneer. Means. At Portland, Ieth-Barque John Brower At Newport, 20th--Ship Wm Engs, Coe. At New York, 2Dth-Shp Peter Hattrick. Pon
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF MoBILE-DECEMBE 30, ls4

CLEARED schr Maria Burroughs, for Orleans by Harris Ross
 ARRIVED schr Mac, Hathaway, from Campeachy, in ballast to mnster. Steamboat Jefferson, BuTil from Montgomery, with 295 bales cotton. Steamboat Favore, Lacey, from Gainesville with aa5 bales cotton. with 355 bales cotton.
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In Chancery-State of Aaboma-AIoblle County
 Spring Term, 4. D.. 1S4l. The President Directors and Company of the Bank of Norfolk, compainants.
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Mahs" Thompson r.. virtue % of % m.i, sI of ,sis- p;.

ys. A) ufe Issued rom me llis- Schr. Yew Tree. Strct conr: of the United States, for ihe southern district of Alabama and to direct ed. have seized and into my possession have taken the schooner YEW FREE, her tackle, apparel, Sc. Thls is to cite ani admonish all person persons, having pretending to have, any right title, inter est or claim in or the above named schooner, her t,ckle, Sc. to be and appear before the Hon. the Judge of the dsteict court for the atoye named district on the third Monday ofJanury next, to show cause ifany they have why the above named schooner, her tackle, Sc should not be eondemued according to the prayer of the libellant.
 decSO 25KE R. L. CRAWFORD, U. s. NJ.
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fss.ga is;s esl, ae4a h IHass !,
 aiit t ls.ia nei ae, aai ii.es. ,,,i,e o scse Of ike Wigs alokii ei ., proel.,imiag ihai because tie system ibahsled now, il should mol De meadcd, Ssai of duty, not io be excused for
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Oe,ts :. cata.6c Hms. Cia7isa5ls s5 .g q N1tiie,"
 Commencing fea. lst. sil
 The Managers uf his Society deem II dae to the public, who have so literally sistalnai iiiem m snp- porting t,e orphan and aasisas he deslitnie' 10 so init for their consideration th' ailo~lts tepoli o' their management, specifying fine rerepF aud e%fen, dilures of the year, with the present condition and prospects of ihe Socely.
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s5H tH s..A,s-.g-
 T8yRset
 Pr,ers
 oaf letter s
 ..af,s5l5X ornieg brought in a antn- ,bs 1ob. 2o 1dios New York dates ei l-sas fsfsaN yates are a9t D, as due ia folI, allaough VIC a43e some of the atesatates.
 The Boston steamer i. n3t yct heard from.
 Among tha roblic docunenis received from Wash nston, q annual ReTort of ihe Secretary of the T'easms on te Flames. and his special report eommnneatif. tie pilu for the new Fiscal Agent under the iias af the "Boa.d of ENchequcr of the United siate.5 They are both long documents and deeply interesl .-we shall enleayor to give their substance hesci iltcr.
 The report sn the Fiscal Agent IS said 10 be a Ca binc paper. T report attributes it to the pen of Mr. ''N@eS'' Vt Ht5fthNtiuA Iltssst3s siloNs how far the 1l$ 'amstances, ifnot conviction, has brought tutional Expountor'' 10 .ls, adoption of d l1 Nlod den0cratc doctrne.Ze "It may be ar toels inzegard to Bank of the United Stai hat II tyre were in no quarter any constitntioni ection \ the creation of such in- stituiion, iI neyertAess not have been recom- mended toI Nss, iaAhe present condition of things, as 4 e aAt re{f to the country"
 The Wa esps,dence of the Charleston Courier, s Nh:
 Gener n the city, and l learn, w4 ft, for coming here wi,hd
 THE II that is aitracuvg figure of Mss NY ss, She has not app1 ce in some years, and dui gar to have lost any oez iENi .ssa-s5l. formerly
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 THE CREsLE.--We have ascertained that the whole of the slave property on board the Creole was insured in New Orleans, The following is the list of owners, with the amounts of insurance, and the names of offices where efectedj
 Thos McCargo in the Orleans Co. SS26, ,000
 Do do do Merchants do do 15,200 Lu%pkin & Loekett do Fire%an's do do 2o,ooo ,ooo JohnsHp Appers0n do Ocean do do a9 ao lSooS Charles Hatcher, do do do $500
 The following are transcripts from the policies of insurance issued from each Oice, sums and numbers omitted:
 From the Oce4n's Policy.
 "On- slaves valued as per list attached to ap- plicaton $s-against all risks, and chiefly against that of Foreign interference, warranted free from elopement, instruction and natural death.' Fneman's Policy.
 "On-slayes, nanesand ages as per application The assurers are not liable for suicide natural death deserton mutiny: bu to take the risk of interfer ence by foreign governments their agents" Merchtat's Policy.
 "Thc company not lnble for suicide, assertion o natural death but ablefor risk of emancipation de tention or seizure by Foeign powers The companies have refused to pay in each case.-
 Three or four of the most distinguished legal gen tlemen in New Orleanshave offered to undertake tn, conduct of suits againa them, for per cent if th' money shall be recovered, or nothing il unsuccessful This would indicate tia they think something of th' chances but really the prospect based on the abov, extracts looks at least very doubtful
 | There has been muci enquiry to the course o Great Britain relative to the demands for indemnit, | for slaves that have been liberated in the Britsl | West Indies. We have not now the correspondence between Mir. Stevenson and the British M inistry or the subject. The correspondence took place in 1888 | In general terms, it amounted to ths The Britsl government acknowledged it's obligation to pay the full value of slaves thus liberated prior to the act emancipation, and did 70 pay for them, but she re- fused to pay for such have been liberated since that act. Mir. Stevenson did not renquish the claims which had arisen since then-on the contrary, he pressed them very strongly, upon the very grounds England herself had laid down just Her position now is passiye-she contends her soil is ree and al who enter upon t are fee. We think il Is plain that she will never pay indemnity for our slaves. Shs IS determined to carry ont her abstract notlons o | lberty-(. e. every whre but in her eastern colo nies) and if ever we getindemnity we will have tC | take it-Richmonol PonlRler.
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Ng ESS PORK.-50 bbls af new inspection, land lVE- ing and for sale by
 C. DAVENPORT & CO, dec2S 29 St. Michael-st.
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Ep UCKWHEAT.-30 or and 50 eighth bbls, just k-D received, and Tor sale by
 DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS, dec2S corner Com and Eonti-sts.
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AAa khA at As aS sN sxbRa, TO MORROW morning, at 9 o'iy..t 100 bbs prime Pork, 10 half EblsTr,s Reef lOD bbls Potatoes, lG0 Llis WhiskE
 % bags fofee 50 pcs Baggiag, 10 csls Rope 10 crates CToekery, 100 bxs Rasins SR lo0 bSs Claret Wine, % d3 Nalcna do lJo do Porter, Ale & Cider, 20 to Muscat Nm, 9o hSs Albany Ale, J0 bbls Vinegar
 Y, lo pipes Cog Brandy, 20 l do Mad. Wine 99 sucks Salt, 10 casks Bacon Sides o9 Kegs Lard, new. 90 to Goshen Butter Aiso'-Dry Goods, Cutlery. Caps, Shoes and Flu niinre. dec30
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INDIA BAGGING.-25 bales India Bagging A N to 46 inches wide, in store and for sale by
 FRANKLIN w. Mccoy, dec29Kw S1 and S3 Commerce-st.
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M AlLS.-200 casks Fall River Nails, assorted, for sale to arrive per barque Nicholas Brown, by
 dec30 w. EDMOND & co.
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10 BBLS MOLASSES, by ~ dec30 HARRIS & ROSS.
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af,ss}5X Corning brought in a aum- ,s. 1o,h 2ok ldios New York dates of
 Tie psa-- @
 f5l5fsA Fate arc n8t Ip, Is tlue ia iHll,
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.EW YEARS BALL.

TgNlE public are informed that a NEW YEARS E- BALL will be given at the West Ward Hotel, on Saturday evening, the 1st January.
 The proprietor has engaged good Band of Music for the occasion, and Is now going to great expense tn renlae e'v! et''f'' and pleasure 10 nose that wish to pay hn a visit The price of tickets duccd to Si3, admitting gentleman and two ladies.
 N. B.-rha Omnibus will he in readiness from to 10 o'clock, to convey those who wish to attend.
 dec2S
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NTACKEREL.-No's and in bbis, half bbl WI anu kits, in store and for sale by
 DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS, dec2S corner Com. and Conl-sts.
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below Church street COnsignees will receive their Goods on the wharf.
 dec 23 HUNTINGTON q CLEVELAND. CERTIFICATES OF OPPOSITE on Bank at V Tuscaloosa, for SS2,55O, for sale by
 MCGRAN S NOONAN dec30 St. Miclael-st.
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, K ' v v Il . s \ 5 ' fTo 7t
 '. ost is fuaa asd AfissfsSippI
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-UIasa No. IoI, Extra, Tor I7II-
 Authorised V the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of tho Wetuinpka Lodge No. 39 To be drawn at Mobile, THIS DAY, Dec. 90, Is4l, at o'clock D. m, ht the Mansion House Exchange Roy al-st. $. DAVIS & CO.,, Managers
 % Ni.nkcrs---I1 Ilraun Rallnts-
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al'honsh we a4'e some of the laiesfbates.

| Webster. : | how far the 1 | has brought | adoption of; | Ut may be | United Sta,
 constitutioni
 stitulion, itI
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
ANOTHER RICH NUMBER.
Norc or ~ Cbnrlc. N,1Yuiley.D

Recered in adrance Of any other publication.
THE NEW WORLD destined be the popular and
widely circulated North America and its poPrie-
pledge themselves make their journal the valuable and
published We present readers this week cA
intellectual treat character and variety. follows
CONTENTS FOR JULY II
THE ROr.L oFgnn! Drama by EPe' Sargent a
thor OF Velascon
H. BiocRArcAL sxErcHr Of John Bunyan author oil Pilgrims
Progress late Mr. Cookinanwth beautiful
engraving representing the cottage In which Dunyan
IL RFroa-An original article written with great
learning ability showing the defects OF our present system
fjudcature, and proposing remedy
" MErrsG DEAD, the stntehts Dreafan org
nal article by Adrch, Esq.
V Charles O,,Taeyconcusion OF the July part received
and published exclusively in the New World
VI TEx Yr.E-seyera columns thrilling
VII. THE CouRr,nr-a capital humorous story
Viii FOuRrn JrLr HvcXLEBERRYILLE CosS-a laughs
bic sketch
TX. scF,Boox-comprehend the following articles
Mothers Thoughts amidst her Children England Unia
riars'n by O. A. Brownson-Lines hberaing Chamois-
Mademosel. Rachel, the celebrated French actress.
4 EossfGN IT,n from English journals lately acknowledgement
wiki Editorials on the Mcleod case sc.
Al Mu'c-The Quafto Edition Will beautiful piece Of
Music for the Piano Fore entitled To Lnger Thee
written by Thomas H. Bayley and adapted the celeorsa
last waltz Of C. ". Won Weber.
TERMS-s3 per year adva single copies d cents All
ne subscribers who pay year will the ' F0Ls
OF CHARLES oMALLAr gra,uitousy Office 80 Ann " isin'
gle cop: also be had Of Barber Museum buildings AZ
bany; D. Mrche en- smSh, I'D Market 81 New
ark and at the Brooklyn News Office 10 Siiddsgh st
jyl5 st J. WINCHESTER Publisher
I'M raul.e,- Cheap Dry store, isa Grand It
between Broadway Crosby New rich 'tye printed Lawns
Mua a. remarkable prices Also Hosiery aad Gloves Of
every description. very cheap. iy2lm
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

BY and nth ts1 adpiec and consent OF tie Senate
Captain. WN NJ erase and DAVID CossER, to be Com
mssioners OF the Navy Board
FITCH w TAYLOR, THoNF.os S. HARRIS. and CHARLES
H. AIDES to be Chapains in the Navy
JAcxsos soEros to Navy Agent for the port OF PEN
sacola. Florida.
TIMOTHY UPHAM to be Navy agent for the port Of Ports
mouth n Il.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

Coop EArsc-To those who wish excellent bowl Of Coffee
French Restaurant, Of Broadway and
Rcade The dnnerS also excelen every
being cooked and best and tho prices are
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
LAWYERS, DIARY

SUPREME CorRr-Calenda.- This Day-22 Il.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Caenda. to- Tbs Day-ii o. % '4
~ Las, iav 81 June Te-ra Common Pleas
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

thing of variety styles may be had cheap No. IS Chat
hanst price, aud hunbug Persons wishing Sum
Clothing please call and the stock for themselves
Good Round Jackets for only dollar
SIS Chathara-.tIee. Jyli7Is-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

r Tho ANIMAL commencement OF the University OF Penn
.vlvona was celebrated at Philadelphia Thursday The
egree of B. was conferred upon thythree youag gen.
,erep; that of A NJ upon twenty-five Alumni that of NJ.
D. upon five persons and the honorary degree Of D. upon
The Rev Thomas Hartwel Horne B. D. of ST. Johns Col
cge Cambridge England the Rev Jehu c. Clay of Phia-
depha and the Rev. George Dahed, of Detroit Michigan.
FRoM CASApA.-On Tuesday the 18th the Canadian AS
.cmblv was engaged debating motion inquire into the
,buses in the administration of justice in the district of Ga'e
which was finally withdrawn and leave was obtained 10 bring
in bill relating 10 the Courts of Request in Upper Canada
GESrrE1 AMusEMEYT.-Two well-dressed young men
met Yesterday in Broadway, Howads Hotel when
gave the other terrible cowsknnng. The hero of
the whip however suffered semc as. in the ccnch that
ensued some hand.tu Of hair were pulled out and
we're bruises and scratches n,erchanged. The names
If these heroes did learn the of ;hcr public
| endorsement of each other.
FIRr-on the l2th the Cy bakery occupied by Messrs
Hart ana Bush, a, Buffalo, destroyed by FIRE Loss
600 and no insurance Mr. Bush had six children who
removed from their beds house opposite when the
ire broke out His attention absorbed by the fire and
small child groped his way back the bed and only
rescued from the flames by the heroism OF wachnan.
FIRE-The Fourni at Scbec Me. owned BY Messrs
Bea. P Gilman & Co. entirely destroyed by hre on
the ll,h \ large Woolen Factory saved BY din
of great exertion, Loss about $500 and insurance.
The supposed have resulted from friction in the
chisery.
- DR.. DAVID NJ. REESE has consented deliver a
Lecture the Esecfs e Alcohol the Human Cons,itu
ton before the Franklin Temperance Society the
ing of the 3lst inst.
u Hon. JOHN W. WILEY, first Mayor of Cleveland o.
and for conspicuous member of both branches OF
the Ohio Legislature died that city the 9th inst.
% Hon JoHS SERGEANT of Pennsylvania has positively
declined go ambassador England. His duties to hi,
constituents and mis- family viii permit his acceptance
The Msw-YoSY MEDICAL GAZETTE WH. c. Roberts N. D.,
Editor Uriah Turner, NJ D. publisher, No Park Place
Weekly 50 per aa1uu
We have before Us the first number Of weekly journal
entitled above. devoted the interests Of the Medical
fraternity. and the diffusion Of knowledge regarding the
treatment and OF Besides Editorials and
Selections contains original articles by Pref BEcx. and
Or hxARSEY ROGERS 1t must be OF great and
value to Medical practitioners and Students and
how either we'll dispense with it. We it viii be
very generally pa,roni,ed BY them.
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d Important to MERCHANTS and all Other.-lacu

dius Landlords Gr,cers, Taors having hrp
they collected either small person veil acquainted
the city has had great the above business
New-York Ike
exclusively and OcIt patronage from ~ao wish
that capacity paid proportion to the be col
ec,. He ~Sud have little objection bills of sewYork
part the country ured but prefers remaining home
The b references will be given for honesty and genera! character
He good regard capabl particularly
question employed him testify He
da,e himself will satisfy th particular Bills
large collected far less than
sufficiently wishing
advertiser will attention. by dropping line W. W.
p Park Once, stating where be had
CO jyie3r+
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

p Six more of the roter. the Troy and Schenectady
Railroad have been brought Albany Their names are
Eaily Duffy Lynch Hines, Tivo and Hutton. nsd they all
admit that they engaged 1t appears that forty Of the
rioters were armed with nuskets
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

Hon. HUMPHREY MARSHALL, one OF the early l. s. Sem
a,ors from Kentucky having served from the 4h Of March,
1885, 20 March 3d. 1901 died recently Lexington, KY
at a very advanced age
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

" tavern keeper named Hugh DOnahue has boen ar
rested and held bail 900 for having stolen from
OF his boarders watch worth 300, and money TO the
amount of 1863 The property was iosnd in his posses
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

0 Joseph Papineau, ESQ., father OF the late Speaker Of
the Canadian Assembly, who well known for his share
in the rebellion of 1887 died Kingston the 9th
the age of S8 years after short illness caused BY fall
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

D A slave secrcted board the bark kagan arrived
a, Boston on 14th He was, discovered sued
for his passage, $40, by the and committed to jail
but ne wa, soon baed out and will undoubtedly leave for
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17
T Il E T R | B U n E.
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY II. Ia4l.

u For n variety of News articles see Fir"t age
II For interc-ting Literary matter see Fourth
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

J The Dye-hOuse of o Allen in Wheatland, Monroe CO
va, burned on the 18th. Loss $500.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

J The director, of the Bristol County Insurance Com
pany have given that they will pay losses on build
ngs where chemical oils have been used
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

STORM PHILADELrHIA-Thr Journals say that on ed
nesday afternoon most terrible thunderstorm passed over
Philadelphia. At the Northwest OF that city it was quite dis
asrous prosaing destroying crops and dcuging the
country with rain The track of the railroad between
Posvilc and Reading in many places ob'tructed by
fall
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

~ The large tannery, and manufactury Of G
W Ludham IS Co.. and ye dwelling g-houses, Nupanock
in Ulster County burned the 18th. Loss about
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

U Isaac P Simpson, aged l5, was drowned while bath
ing u, Florence Ala. the 9th ult.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

D The bell factory Huntsville, Tenn. ewned b
Nessrs Paten Donegan CO. destroyed by ere on III
I'd inst Loss $50 OOO insurance $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

E The new Church New!Albany, Ia was recently de-
IL l.E.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

- DR.. DAVID VI REESE has consented deliver
Lecture the Esects al Alcohol the Human Cons,itu
tion before the Franklin Temperance Society the
ing of the 3lst inst.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

u Hon. JOHN W. WILEY, first Mayor OF Cleveland o
and for conspicuous member of both branches
the Ohio Legislature died at that city the 9th
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

MoRE Thief AcEScY-lti is said that letter has
been this city by the Directors of the Salisbury
Mass Manufacturing Company promising surrender of the
money recently stolen from them the payment OF one hun
dred dollars and questions asked.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

~ A carpenters shop was burned in Philadelphia on
Thursday, and fireman named James Simpler run over by
an engine and killed.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

" The Boston Times says that the Decision in the case
If Mcleod was brought this city by express run by
Mr. Beach of the Sun 1t quite needless to say that this
utterly false. Beachs Expressc. mostly run on the
her side of the Atlantc.-H said that he has made
rangemcn,. to run express. Liverpool this city
m tho concern , proved false so often that few believe
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

From CASApA-On Tuesday the 18th, the Canadian AS
cmby engaged in debating motion to inquire into the
abuses in the administration justice the district of Ga'pe
which was finally withdrawn and leave obtained 10 bring
in bill relating the Courts of Request in Upper Canada
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

FIRE-The Flour-mil at Scbec, Me. owned BY Messrs.
Bea P Gilman & Co. entirely destroyed by fire on
the l,h inst large Wooen Factory saved BY dnt
of great exertion, Loss abou, $500 and
The fire supposed have resulted from friction in the
chilsry
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

CRY Ho4k1-By the retirement of Mr.. Packer, the en-
tire eonduc, of this eknown establishment has devoyed
upon Mr. ALEX GARDsgR already long and favoraby known
in connection with it. As quiet comfortable, elegant
house of entertainment alike convenient the OF bus
ness the steamboat landings the places of popular
and the evernyi,in Battery the City Hotel boasts great
advantages and they viii be improved the utmost by Mr.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-17

COMPLICATION OF CRtxE.-On Tuesday night last. Mr.
David Abbet of Middetown CT. killed his wife BY stran
Cling her while asleep and attempted to put an end to his
lie by cutting his throat. He living at the latest ac