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New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

d''fGTy c0ersa.ioa-A' tie Military Convention OF dele
gates from the several section. of Connection; held a, Hart
iod o. the 9Th inst, Gen. GEo C. Wilson of New.1oadon
was elected President and resolutions ere adopted CEN
>uiins the exclusive appointment ocesia the Army from
Wet Point graduates declaring that the expenses of the mi
li'a ought Is be borne By tie T. s Government and .uy
ses'ins sundi amendments the militia aws of the STATE
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

krSTUcSr-Tae vote of the N1I,h Dis,ric, for Care;
Davis l.44+-Lasbrooke %
In the Nth District the majority of Andrews Wing over
Masrn v B. i SS7
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
CIVIL COURTS.

MONDAY November e.
la the Superior Court action for assault and battery
brought BY e. G. Grien and wife against David Gov
The plaintiff keeper of the public house Hudson
street, known tho Brssu jog tavernthe defendant
shoe maker joining Ga the 3st Of August last.
without provocstion the latter threw bucket of cold
from up stairs window, which struck Mrs. Griffin
the back and caused her the sudden shock &c.
be sick some afterwards. No defence was made
and the Jury gave sverdict Of $50.
An action for personal assault also entered by Mr
Griifsn agans. Cow On demonstrating with him next
day respect his conduct, high words ea.ued,
Cow eIzed GriIcn by the throat sko,k and otherw,e
assaulted him. &c. The Jdry gave verdict in favor Of
plaintiff for SO.
Isaac Ramus brought an action against George Men
dies for SANDER asserting that he mad him tried
the Old Bailey London for selling brass for gold. &c-
The defended, and the Jury gave a verdict
favor plaintiff for s25.
In the Marine. Court john Seller brought an action
against john b. Geier Tor the recovery of $780, which he
mad given him collateral bail in charge Of
assault and battery ba, which Seller subsequently claimed
to belong him or services performed case risk
&c The Jsry found for pl,lntif in So.
In she T. :. Mashsi'. office, Aaron Smith ha. Seen ar
rested aud ordered for trial. charged with assaung Geo
Williams, seaman, with dangerous weapon.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
POLICE OFFICE.

MONDAY November -.
THIEF AND REcEivER.-A BOY named Thomas Appisg-
ION was arrested to-day ~ officers Tsppan ard Swift
charged with having stolen pair Of blankets worth -
f'oG his employers, NessFs. Justin D. Miller & Co.. No
1873 Chatham-suee; Sir. Miller had iepear ediy mi,.ed
@oaey and o.her article. from his store and
the hey, had him arrested He thea acknowledged ha,
a taken the blankets and other hing, the instance
MS eto'nef James UPpington and searching the
premises of the later the blankets wer. found on his he'd
AID IN HI. trunk we're found SONS ribbons Benlap and
ouoh. also stolen The brother then arrested and
con united as receiver and the boy sent to prison as
RECOVERY OF CoArs AND WRAppER.-A colored boy
named Jesse Thomas yesterday arrested by officer
nntnn on suspicion Of having stolen Boston wrap
pers and an oSercoat, which stopped by Mr. Smp
son, the pawnbrsker, Chatham street. to whom Tho
as took them 10 pledge The boy prison. sad
IN TIE interim owners wanted by the officer a, the Pc
lice ONCE in Cenus-strseI for the above articles,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
ElRrs-A fire broke out on Saturday last N the

FlREs-A fire broke OF, on Saturday last N the
morocco factory OF Mr.. Geo. Emerson al Charles
town, Mass. which it entirely consumed, together
with three adi-iniug buildings, occupied as dwell
ings BY poor families. The building was insured
for 81 500 but upon the stock there was no in'u'
rance Upon ;he dwelling houses, ow ned by Mr..
pbineas Stone, there was also an insurance OF
$500.
There we're three arcs on the la,h inst. At Louis
vile. Ky., within twelve hours. No property Of
great value was destroyed.
A steam mill at Brownsville, Ohio, was burnt on
the Goth Loss about $4,000
The public hose at Jamaica L. L, o~ncd D!
Mr.. J. Eldert and occupied BY Mr.. Ryder was
burned on tue l7;h.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
COURT OF SESSIONS.

MONDAY, November -
During the day the Court pronounced the iollo~iar
sentences
Joseph Anthony. convicted by confession Oh two
raj indictments OF receiving stolen goods sentenced
TO the State Prison FOR 2years and months on the first
and years on the second indictment
Chauncey c. Larkin who passed himseIfof the son
@" rich southern planter, having deposit Of s6O5O IN
the City Bank, but who yt upg foH Weather.
field Connecticut, having been convicted of obtaining
clothing Of the value Of Jl 30 by false pretences Of Her
culss H. Jones, Of haiden Lane, sentenced the
Peniteatiary for 30 days
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
FROM FI.oRIpA.

Correspondence OF the Savannah RePsbliean:
P,LATSA. Nov. -. ISL.
All things are goiag on quietly snd smoothly =
The indians are coming in, in small parties, st
nearly all the posts On the l5th INST eleven weFe
brought in at this station from The upper s.. Johns
bv bother OF Haecl Tu>tenusgeo. He say.
that there are no more on the river. It is true
,hev are getting scarce.
The troop, are moving toward the Everglades
The campaign i 10 open about the l., OF Deem
brr. We -hsl. no doub', hear OF their doing. soon
after ,bn do,e Il IS understood 20 be their inien-
ton to make dash the Prophet $50 called 6rsI,
and then al aus other party that may be heard OF
or of which we have any idea. Success to the ex-
petition. Yours Nc
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

FROM JAMAtcA.-kingston dates TO The Both
ult. have been received at New Orleans. The Co
lonia Legislature was in session but had 3one no
thing ofimpor;ance. The papers OF the 18th state
tina; party of four Engishmen, with An nhabi'-
ant of the Mosquito shore. while amcably making
arrangements with the authorities for exploring
the Bneield River md examining it, fitness for
route of commercial intercourse with Spanish Anne
RIGA, had been seized and carried into the interior
of Central America Th, SEIZURE was caused BY
the excitement produced by the Imprisonment OF
the commandant at Balze, and the reception OF
the news that Gov Mcdonald, the British Envoy
at Ballzc, had proclaimed freedom to the slaves at
San Juan de Nicaragua.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

CASE OF SUPPOSED FATAL SrABBISG.-Eurly
on Sunday evening, as u party of men, principally
Irish labor-rs, were assembled in the Montgomery
House in Prince, near Marion-street, engaged in
drinking and carousing. a quarrel ensued among
them, which resulted in ono man, named John
Cowan, cerman, residing at No. 234 Elizabeth-st
being stabbed in the abdomen severely that his life
was considered in Imminent danger. The wounded
man was conveyed home, bleeding copiously; the
Coroner was called to hold an ante morton ex-
animation, and assisted by DR.. Post, such an
examination was progressing yesterday afternoon,
with what results we have not been advised
Meantime Justice Taylor, aided BY Mr. MilIikin,
the Coroners Deputy, succeeded, after q long
search, at O'Clock yesterday morning, in arrestng
three men named Brady, Wood and Wheeler, who
were charged with having inflicted the wounds,
which, 1t ls supposed, will prove fatal. They
were committed for examination.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

r. The of the Plrta distlugui shed by short
speeches IN the Senate and long cruces table. rhs
leading feature of present long speeches and her
grsces So was tho form.r dstli shed for
aud iclt headaches TINS alone for relief; but
the latter IN ninuss nrd the wOrsi cough
in days by Shsrman's Lozsuges, which
remarkably pleasant aud sought aier by children
with rc,rs in their eyes Too many instances come
to our knowledge of these oZcnces performing what 10
claimed ihem allow for mvnA-nt to doubt then
efficacy IN fact never knew sny express the
least disappointment after CIV them ar trial aad on
the conrar, all sreuk Ia the hi aett terms OF than Our
family PHI scisn he ccu ptescrhes tn IN and With
tue greatest succo,s. Iie known DR.. Sherman
m my ears AMI considers hiu 81 most skIfi
practitioners HI office Is 1t 90 N,s4I-s' and agents
ls5 Bowery, II East Hodwey. ~ Beec-sr ST 227 ad
son-st and Rowland Aspin~a- and 80 fulton-stree
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
81 AIS E35aias'z ssg.a1n SSH.
~ No mail ,his morning South OF Charleston.

Ntss1ssIpPi ELEcrIuS.-rhc Loco.F ocos have
probably carried every thing in Mississippi The
Wick sbnrg Wing of the Sth instant has returns
from IS Counties, in which the Wings haye only
l 900 majority, and adds;
We arr free to say, with :. the lights now be-
:. fore ~. that things look rather squally for our
:. s;ds Of the house. We fear that hosc.ty is b..
low par in Mississippi, and that majority OF
the people tank it much easier matter 10 swear
eli an honest deot than 70 pay u. Mess cur
e friends in North Mississippi have done better
=. than We have. we are very badly beaten, and The
whsle Loco-F eco ticketi is elected.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

SERIOUS CALMIrY.-Last evening, young
lady named Ezabeth a. Pollard, residing a, No.
ll5 Divisiou-street was dreadfuly burned By the
aceid>ntal ignition of chemical oil split from
Lighted lamp, which another was at the time ia
the act ofrePleni,hug. The flames communicated
from her dress to the furniture in the room, and
some time elapsed before they wera exringuished.
The situation of the injured lady is extremely
critical
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

n Cstos second article the School Question will
be 70 lowed directly by ,hi.d setting forth succincy
he ground Oh ebsnge desired aud demanded
We shall then give place 10 three articles 10 eT
rom an ardent AID able friend Of the Public Schoo oy'
TEN as later which CATO will respond If he CHOOSES
We trust five articles OF column on each sioe WIZ
place the hole subjec, clearly before our resde"
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

e The following extracts from the Grand
Gulf Miss.) Advertiser of the day before Election
viii show the arguments by virtue of which Loco
Focoism has triumph-d in that State
''VorgRs OF MIssIssIrPi.-We have but one
word to .ay-one injunction make-go the.
polls on Monday and Tuesday next, and cast your
votes forthe Democratic INIT Bond candidates Do
80, and proudly emulate your brethren IN arms
acho hare SO molly sustained your principles and
your canse in Pennsylvania, Georgia. Maine
Maryland and Indiana. Vote for Gwin and Thomp-
son, FOR Congress Freeman for your attorney &c
-ral Tucker for your governor; vote for one and
tor all. You will never the hour in which You
done the righteous deed"
'JrpcE SHArTuCK.-The Natchez Free Trader
states thai the Parson is great edvosa,e Of the
odious Gallon Law, and in fact he is supposed to
oe the identical man who drafted the original bill
What think YOU OF this folks 7 You VINO love to
drink and be merry can you vote for the man
who would deny you dram on a cold night"
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
c 90 ArroRxEr GESEgAL.-

c.yp1pA7Es FOR ATTORNEY GESEkAL'-
,u..sJ Parker of Delaware, John Van Buren,
Of Albany, Addison Gardner of Rochester George
p Parker of Buffalo, Hon. Samuel Beerdsley OF
r-,;cs Z. Perish Credit and Aaron Vanderpoel
{. the Kindcrhook Roarer.) Any more, gentle
men, We charge nothing for announcements,
ualess putE Is wanted-;hat 5 extra. P. S.
Prince John Is clever fellow, but don; be-
lieye his Pa will let him run: our candidate is
Hoa. Sam Beardsley. Let Us have real
Restoration of the Bourbons it vii be the sooner
over.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

70 The Toronto Patriot says ;ha, Mr.. Muir
dock, Qate Secretary to Lord Sydenhaui,) has been
offered and will accept the same office under Sir
Charles Bagot. Ii was offered TO aud declined by
VIZ. H. L. Bulwer. brother Of the novelist.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

LORD MoEFErH.-This nobleman, We under
stand, spent nearly four hours yesterday in the
Court of Sessions listening 20 the summing-up
speeches of Messrs. J. NJ Smith, jr. and David
Graham, the counsel at Mitchell, and at o'clock
eft to dine with the British Consul.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

~ Snow fell to tue depth of three feet in the
latter part of last mouth at Niles, Mich and at
South Bend, Ia. to the pin of two feet
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

q The n. o. Bee says tina, the story concern
ing the death by fever il that CRY Of several hun
dred enligrants, which is going the rounds OF the
papers, is untrue. The Incident occurred two years
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

~ Gen. FELIX HusToS, late OF Texas, has
settled a, New Orleans, where he viii practice law
in partnership with Hon. SERGEANT S PREsTlss
Of Mississippi
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

70 1t is said that Sir Allan McNab is to be Ad-
ju,ant General of the United Canadian province.
under the new Administration
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

" The Cane in Terre5onne and Lafourche has
been greatly injured BY the frost. Il is though,
that the crop will be diminished in the State 90,
900 hhds. IN. o. Bee. 10.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

JAN BrRDs.-Six prisoners in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jail to ok their flight on The night of the 10th. Two
were deserters and the others confined for various
crimes. They made their way through iron bars,
ter of brick and an eight inch wall, and
then let themselves to the ground by blankets.
Charles Johnson, confined for theft, and Allen
Sewers for forgery also made their escape on the
4;h from the Jail in Green Co. Ill.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

" For new Chapter OF Barnaby Ridge Jos' re-
ceiyed in this Country, see Last Page One more
came by the last Steamship, and VIII be gwen TO-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

NV CARRIAGE SPRiSes.-A new kind of car.
rage springs has been for some months in use on
he New Jersey Railroad The elasticity is pro-
duced by air condensed in cylinder made air tight
at one end with piston at the other Ii works
admirably
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

g In Jefferson County. counterfeit bills on the
Mechanics Bank at Burlington, VT. have made
their appearance.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

DEATHS N THE CITY During the last week
the whole number of death, in the City was l46,
80 men, "a women, 43 boys and 81 girls o.
these p were from consumption % from fever. "a
inflammation, and / from marasmus
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

70 Dr. J. SPRING will lecture thi. evening on
: The Organs of Respiration at the Society Ii
brary, Broadway. All corset-wearers should attend
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

&C ELIHu BuRRuT, the Learned Blacksmith,
will lecture this evening on Natural Philosophy
before Newton, before the General Society OF Me-
chanics and Tradesmen at their leeture-room in
Crosby.st
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

C5 Four negroes were hung at Franklin, La
on the lst for the murder of Capt, De Hart
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

u For Cato. No. Il. on the School Question Full
ton No III on Railroads, sundry Anecdotes &c see
Firtr Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

% The Rochester Democrat says that articles
for steam navigation company have been drawn
up in that city for promoting navigation upon Lake
Ontario, and that new steamer will be commenced
early in the Spring.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

- Mr. ScoL Ess Lecture before the members
of the Mechanics Institute was last evening post
poned on account OF the weather, until Thursday
evening, Nov 25, at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

70 The brig Pilgrim, bound from Thomas;on
to Mobile with cargo of lime was burnt at sea
on her passage. Capt. Sheppard and crew have
arrived at Pensacola, Florida, but particulars of
the disaster are given.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

WESTERN MISING.-The Galena, Ill. Advertiser
Of the 9th mentions the arrival at that place OF
Dads OF copper from the mines of Mineral Point,
Wisconsin, which it adds are destined at no dis
tant day to be source OF large income 10 the Ter
ritory. 4 number of the Miners, Smoters and
citizens OF Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois have
united in petition TO the Federal House Of Gepre-
senfatives praying them te adopt some measures to
relieve the mining interests of those districts from
the grievances which cypress them.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

T man named Ebenezer Kinsman, Of Man
chester, Mass, fell through the trap door of
furniture house in New Orleans on the 18th and
was instantly killed.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

~ Mrs Mary Ford of Lowell, Mass, some
few days since swallowed medicine mixed with
rum in which bed-6ug poison had been mixed IN
known TO her. She lived but a few hours.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

LAWYERS DARN. Nov, ~, IS.
q, y a. r. 20 40 y 25I, IS 10. A., 20, -, 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

y TIE ATTORNEY GENERAL returned 70 tbs
city yesterday icom his visit to Charleston, ) {.
Na,ional In,eligencer. Nov. 22
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

70 Mr. BRAHAM will give one OF his fayorite
Musical Entertainments a, Gothic Qate Masonic)
Hall this evening, when some of his bes, old and
some rare new Songs will be given See Gard.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

~ The Introductory Lecture before the Brook
lyn Athcneum will be delivered this evening by
THEODORE SEDewicK, Esq of this City, in Christ
Church Chapel, Paciic-street. Mr.. Sedgwick is
man of ability integrity and mental independence
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

~ An aged seaman named johnson who left
this city some weeks since in the ship Troy was
found stabbed to deathn the streets of Charleston,
S. C. en- the 10Th inst
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

~ man named Murray was murdered at
Dubuque, Iowa on the lsth, BY one Washington
Hyer. who stabbed him with bowie knife in a
sros-snop brawl.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23
I Ed

II PORT EoiiOs, surd Enses, (Lehtber an3
She'd Pocket Sock, Wallets MI ARTICLES tho iu'
at the Mage Strop aad Pocket Book Atoss lC2 WIiaS
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

II Ringers Fennfe AnstifUte.-Tbe PuSN
is re.DeYjy informed OWGg To Mrs 1fowatts ind
position the Readings at the Rutgers Institute, en-
nounced for TUESDAY evening, 23i iast po-iposS
until Friday, 26Sh inst ms II
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

Particular SoIice.-Tncse persons hs'ni
furniture of any description to dispose of, or WHO "
breakinsu up keeping Will find ready sale for 81,
portion or ell OF their goods by seudins their address
calling up9a the subscriber Goods to any amount pI
chased OF In C2l !. COTTON, w chatham street,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

~ latter of recent date from Hon, HESRY
CLAY to friend with whom he is on terms of IN
innate ard confidential intercourse, states that ne
conternpates resgning MS seat in the Senate at an
early day, though he has not decided positively to
do SO under any circumstances. This confirms our
original impression, though late letter from Mr..
Clay to distinguished friend in this State speaks
of his being in Washington at the opening of Con-
gress.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-23

They now give about 1000 Loco Foco majority,
making the majority in the State l6,001. The
Abolitioni.t- have pollsd about 900 votes-Tather
more than double their vote of last year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
JSssph . TStgps's Co,c-Hirafsf gariHs
TOR THE CURE or
SCROFULA
MEpCuRta,. DISEASES.

THE Ssr-spsua the shops very apt be needy,
Il NOT quite hctt, UthcU irvu ~ from lrTtns BEN
tanned frun Inferior species Of sIlaN TINS the tay
Of tho mscine. together wh Improper modes " pre-
paTne witch have bong tcenin vogue, a proha lily con-
trthuci tos variable reputation The activity oi the root
IL hehrvcits depend acrid principles,
soluble extent water cold ~ 4. asi chcT
voiltilize rendered 10y chemical shsuge al ,c
tetaturr2l2 deg thus tact arars 10 Cr demonstrated 10y
Hancock makes che following observations. AFTER hong
boiling the peculiar udnur which Uses shupduty the
cocun OF grNt SnrSctti'1, - almost eNnsushcd Prom
the Sartratla prepared ia Ghs iuunl sensible
results uTvu patient, were as peculiar uausertns,
drowsy ami r0ckiug effects pruuced 10y Large quantity,
lthrrh1c dcen'on oi an or c-ht ounces Was ued at .
knowledge OF these facts, amt the rtaiuty pr0c
ice OF the cparaonsO Strsapaula IN lcdtn the dis
a"t repeated experiments, OF the mrthl ~ pre-
pariug aud ur 'hs extract OCTCto the r IT,
cal profession aut the public. iiNpcparCd hy pro
'rtfh0uf hOinP autts Vvarrantcd'u contain
ccnratcd form, the active principles oi the obtained
from the most approved suC,.rsOt suiIaN.
It, efficacy has been repeatedly fcst"ln private practice
u the CC-si treatment uf the forms the Ills
Tor the cure 20! whCk SHrs1paa Is recommended
after uthcTprCp1 atoms OF that medicine, the Panacca
hsd been used without effect number 81 Of
tcnsve uC eranus, amt all, ct the bones simple
ScroiUa and On mcrcur,a aui mcTcurO sYphiic diseases
without any other treatment except the simple apPh-
cations The parts diseased ssl o or three hOtlcs
IN stmn cascsW prove the efficacy and importance of
the preparation.
PARTICULARLY Ncr caloc where that medic inc
bas been given too freely Ia scruCus habits tSr the
Of other diseases being admirably calculated In such cases
vEor Of ;hc constitution. The use three bottles
Will, every such OCCASION prove cccua security
against secondary affections.
satonc alternative, particularly in general debility,
with Impure and dCpraNcI conditions uf tina system fiu
Scr0ula aEl other diseases, chrouc Rheumatism. aud
obstinate atir the skin invaluable medicine.
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
10 y Agent Tor the Proprietor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-12
linens AND nOsIEEY.


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h.su 1u sr1rfDcuf of DuufrTuiHs Dauasss. rnfy.Iy
new patterns aud cases Of tunfru Uusipry tIssS
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DO dp insaring aud EIgur
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Iar'0g MIsIu. white and rolorr
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l1Ilc' w.rs i1 no pun dD III, ~ embroidered snt
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| Mcga1o aud p. brown do 5snt5.
LiN'' ara' Hzr Hose sud ., DO brown cotton single
/ white open work, DO 90 embroidered 'front.'. 80 brown
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p. s-Dorsssie Goods of all kinds sold alta small adj
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