New-York tribune., 1841-09-01

throughout the land that there yet honor and hgh P
tsm enough left in Congress set at naugh the cavs OF
ncies and the treacher of pretended friends and triumph
/pn;y pass this most important bill.
.rur IRoy TRADg-One of the soundest speeches made
IN Congress at its present Session is that BY Gen. lKSiS
from the Huntingdon District Pa in favor OF Protection Tor
American Industry Aside from the general character and
op Of his argument. many of the statistics he adduced
osci those relating the Iron Trade of his own section
e bgby Interesting Within the limits OF his District
here ore 80 furnaces producing 24,98l tons OF pig metal
AZ FORCES and rolling mills, producing some 2e'Ooo tons
blooms and bar metal worth nearly million and nan OF
dollars The number Of worknen employed Is @o'2 most
of whom have families. They consume annually 2OooVo
bushels of wheat 1000 bushels rye and corn three mill
ion pounds of beef pork and other articles which would
I the value of the farmers products annually consumed
IA ot least 100000 Then their necessary clothing gene
rally of northern manufacture, costs aore s35OoUo and
,hcir groceries, $50 900, making amount OF $I2ooVOO
scattered all the country through the agency OF these
iron works of single District Now suppose ths branch OF
manufacture to be well protected by Tariff foreign IRON
does it need great discernmen tat the capitalists
who are its owners by the only bene-
~Gfed by its operation?
EMANCIPATION OF THE CLERxs.-We sure that me
measure for benefit of the Clerks of city, which goes
into operation this day. will the hearty concurrence OF
nj: classes OF our citizens Business in the Dry Goods Stores
will henceorl transacted with greater promptness and
efficiency an opportunity for mental and moral improvement
secured 10 this most numerous respectable class Of
population the temptations vice and immortality greatly
diminished and the and permanent interest OF the
employer most essentially promoted We trust that all who
psrchase goods and especially the ladies' who will find the
srea,lv m ther ADVANTAGE
sure their ardent and efficient support
SUBMARINE ARmoR.-An interesting experiment
made on Monday the Navy Yard Philadelphia with the
Submarine apparatus, invented by Capt. Taylsr. The
Gunner of the Yard put the and lowered into
The water at first although heavy weights had been fast
.ned his feet ne Heated Additional weight having been
affixed he gently sunk below the surface where lie remained
for six minutes and drawn up perfectly dry He de-
oaed that he perfectly easy and could have remained
there a week.
Tar Book TRAsE-The semi-aunual sale of Books
The Trade commenced this city Monday morning, at
The rooms of Messrs Bangs Richards Plat, in Broad
way These sales conducted under the direction of
Committee Booksellers and made OF contributions
yon the principal manufacturers and importers in the United
States We noticed in attendance Publishers and Booksel
ers from most OF the cities the Union ard observed that
The sales of quite spiritedy and fair prices
The sale usually continues about week, and the amount
sold enormously large The catalogue OF the present sale
contains upwards of 100 pages
q An anonymous correspondent writes MS that he mas
l man boast publicly that he the first who dis
covered tie body Mary c. Rogers Hoboken, that he
dragged the shore and then of for fear OF the Cor
oners inqucs, Why give the information IN some re-
ane shape personally by giving in the the proper
E.l.. ,.of,.
straw without subsaniate the statements and
with this may be of the highest service
Lynch LAW AT THE Wrsr.-The St Loui. New Era
mentions several circumstances thought mitigate the
CITY the reces outrage upon law and order in Mississippi
and Arkansas states that every effort had been pre-
yiousv made to bring within the grasp the law the msera
Bile scouudre whe had long harased the dweers in that
section MANY of them had been taken and repeatedly tried
out through perjury and the aid of conedeates they had
always escaped with mpaniiy Then it their usual
practice harass the prosecutor destroy his property and
render his lie To these dePedations the cit-
had submitted for long time but length organized
an armed band of sevenyve obtained the of
Two hundred OF the offenders and proceeded with cool de-
liberation put them singy DEATH has heretofore
suited.
Now these circumstances may have had weight in goadng
on 10 these most violent proceedings who took part in
them but no man his say tina, they should be
SLOWED for TO excuse or gloss over the horrible
crimes of these executors of their rash purposes No
man who does not recognize the principle ony words
Inn =; ,h whsle cairsc and OF his life iat the Law
: - h. ,ore,,e and its decision be awaited. except in
e. o Immediate and necessary seldetence can be
counted safe and Trustworthy citizen This truth lies al
1he very foundation of all order and Of welestabhed
rern,,aDt ri .verv wound il IstaHS deadly stab Al
IN. integrity and best interests of that Government which
allows TO pass UNPUBLISHED The wetched victims may
have thieves gamblers and dangerous men; but
che wrong they nfc upon society slight and of htte ac-
count when compared with that of their murderers.