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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10

HALF BARRELS
OF Genesec Flour Of prime quality, just received per Brig
~ Empire from New York, and for sale by
June Q. QD C.CLAPP, Jr
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10

PORK,
IN BARRELS Clear and Mess Pork,
Nv 80 ilhds do do. do.
Just received and for sale by CHAPS CLAPP, Jr.
June 9. II
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10
WORM LOxENGES.

WORM LOZENGicS.
lust received and for sale, a few doz. SHERMAN'S
WORM LOZENGES, (the greatest discovery made)
e. WOOD, Central Wharf.
Bath, May 81. 5w9
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10

DANIEL WILLIAMS, Esq. I
GEN. GREENLIEF WHITE, So.
WIN. X. SMITH IL Co. '14s""'@'
WILLIAM WoART, in, ESQ.
GEN. GEo. w. BAcHELDER, Gardiner
CALVIN SPAuLDfNG, Hdilo4coH.
B. b. MUssEy, Boston.
NJ b. All packages letters left with A. PARSONS tho
Sagadaock Cheap Store will receive prompt attention.
Bath Nav lS4l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10

DYE STUEFS.
rE1UMERIC, Ground Log and Red Wood Alum, Copperas
Indigo, Blue Nitfol aid OH Fitraa for sale by
G. w. KENDALL
May 10. IFS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10

COLLECTORS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NO1iCEs hereby given 10 the resident propricors and
of land in thr town Of Wadoboro', in the Coln-
~ of Lincoln and State Of Maine that the following described
lots parcels of land taxed in bills Ia me-
the undersigned Collector Of taxes for the year s40 the
Assessors of said and remain unpaid follows
Names. No. Of Acres. Value of lots. Tax.
Moses Eugley or unknown SIS 90 cts. 81, 10
Alexander Jackson or unk'wn 81 1859 1874
Joseph kennedy's Estate or unk. 35 10000 0,H
Robert Robinson unknown 5000 0,23
And unless said taxes and all necessary enng charges
paid before Saturday the uh day of September
next, (s4 at two O'Clock after noon shall proceed sell
at the store OF Benjamin ORR, in Waldoboro much of the
above mentioned lots will be necessary pay the same
ROBERT LUDWIG,
Collector of said Wadoboro for 1910.
Waldohoro', May l7th 1871.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10

DWELLING HOUSE TO LETT
A CONVENIENT Dwelling House for a MOI
"a crate faiiyf application be made Apply til
office
June3 9yln.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
Gitp gntelllgenfe.
Reportea b. .he vew.Yot9 Tr!suns.

Cognr 7gefos the Recorder Judges Lynch
an Eoah ind AdsrAan y Neil
John Spcncs Yorkshire and scissors and knife
g-der wa, tried robbery M degree robbing Jane.
recently arrived schmsn Of 80 on the evening OF the
.,h of July Russell depoed that ne went away IN the afternoon
Spence public house where hey dfans togeth-
M and MIN would be robbed and
.-ed To hiri home called entered aad
they led some two miles up town "heTe
hey got they walked about A. bile aud at last
ai down on log Spence seized Russell by the neck
je. his f-b oil containing MS
anu and ran on lie ro's to io'o" Du' sun od aSu
le OF The mornn he vent and a'Acd T
peure has bod hI ard ehen ne ~s caught '"oepo,
ive L he had obbet HIM Of H. MONEY and +led MN se.ed
When b. shcer smith he he'd pair Of loaded pistols In MS
pocket aad gold pieces 1t 7a also proved Y he bar Ae"pe,
Spence left the houe With r. SELL after previously ng aud
drinking ~lh him
the rh an, proved Russell left ;he public house Of
com ~ 80 -o.bes M T Nc test,mony vas contra
di-t,ry and tn. lIry fouEd the accused not gully
Ed sparks and Benaah Beane, ere s M az assault and
bay on ohn the Park Theatre behind The scenes on
the nie Of the Nay. The oand the not guilty
ia Mcl ty tried grand larceny IN ,ealGS pocket
& coazras 500 money from the poke,
pnTv Hull Of the corner Nker and kdritge the IL
Of ne asl The Jury found hsr griy anu re
eoanenied her 10 Il roy.
O~en Mc,rty for stolen goods VIZ 5000 ~
rneney h Jaiia from Henry e Hull or
l,t June 80 the and the
found IN p.oner chest had passed of $50 Mr. s
len, his grocer. The jury found ann guilty
Po1cs OFFICE GSiag peec-Early Yesterday
ing two ocks heary Jackson and Edgar DAVIS. ~eg into
The sy oJ4ms Roger, No +0: Grand Street
pstsncs matching earring aud whie Jackson engaged
Ny Rogers Oe goiu
pery Dus.rberry Water street that had been ZEN for
repairs JoaH Dav. spped soon arrested Jackson
of the latter the stolen -aeh aSd III
me pocket earring together making complies pa
Tnej ye-e both committed answer the charge
StectiHg Pig IoaEiward Gallagher Es' sese4 BY watch
pig persoG Aeaday ngnt and ~as i-
priSonai for stealing the -
saoa4s Portr-ou Moaday, Miss Sarah Taylor eapsyed Nj
Cl4nc- porter hsf trunk containing :+3 xcrh Of
she arrived IA 10 IA Hutson
The porter gA and cerref the rsnk of
YESTERDAY arrested and bough! the Police Once where
d Re had carred No IA Hudson finding
wandered about IN two men IN benon street
ols from and of The
.,,a %, crrdepce and Clancy IN prison.
E,,ndag Valet Gnd M5ney-Parick McNuy Of 365 Water
street cropped MS pocket valet coataing 81. behnd
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
Washington corre.peadenee 0f.Ae y. Y. Tribune,

WISr
T. tho Senate ,odav Mr. BExroS moved lay before
the President the report OF the Secretary OF the
uv showing the amount Of Public Lands prepared for sale
and not brought market
Nj Smith OF Ia warmly opposed The notion as disre-
spectfu to the President and after conversation on
hi. notion !; was laid on the table.
The Revenue Bill then taken up and with reference
to amendments occupied the Senate during the day Ine
tual question is expected tomorrow
The amendment of Mr. BgSroS TO exempt sat from
dutv was. alter considerable debate, reected-Yeas 2l
Navs % The amendment; of NJ. WALSER TO exempt
sunnv bag. w2s rejected. Tie amenimen' Of Mr. BU-
cHAx,y to repeal the law excmpting railroad iron from
,y and subiecting to duty of 20 per cent being mod
ned n the suggestion OF NJ. BERRIEx that it shall not
take effect till the 81 of March l843 with regard on
which is necessary the construction Of railroads already
commenced. was adopted. Cloves subjected to
d.,y on motion Of Mr EyASs. On motion OF Ar CLAY,
proyso was appended the 2d section that duty shall oe
levied under its provisions exceeding 20 per ad valoreH
Resolutions o; meetings III Amelia and Surry Counties,
Virginia we're preenedhe former By NIr JoSEs in the
House the latter by Mr. D.NToS in the Senaecondenn-
ing the Measures al this approving the Veto of the
President. and opposing Protective Tariff. They wee
laid on the table and the later ordered TO be printed
In the HousE. Mr.. SUMMERS, from the Committee OF
Reenehnent the Expenditures OF the House reported
resolution authorizing that Committee to report next session
Mr. WArrERsoS moved amendment that the Postmaster
the House keep OF the stationary used by each
member.
Mr. sunnKps made a >a,emcn; showing that fifteen bar
res of ink had been used this and giving an account
of the consumption OF other articles among which qus
on the making of which little less than $500 has been
paid The resolution adopted
The repor, Committee Of Elections that David Levy
Esq sitting delegate from Florida is no, citizen OF the
United States, taken up
Mr. LEVY argued hs with ability, and urged a
posponement of till session to enable him to collect
further proof of his citizenship
The House adjourned without decision of the case
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern lail.

y Nothisg of n,eres, had ,ranspired Washington du-
ring the last twenty hours when left there at s
o'clock Yesterday morning Nothing known with re-
spect to the Cabinet Il was confidently reported that Nh
Cri,,.naea would speedily resign even if he alone.
TIE ,eto Message nay &c sent IN today but We thinS "
vii not till tomorrow We inferred that the Revenue bil
would reach its engrossent in the Senate yesterday pass and
be returned to the House amended 10 day! and that the
Veto would come IL IS soon as the bill finally passed
No farther action on Imperfect appointments the Senate
was NOS in executive session Yesterday and would ha'i! md
.-,e 70 be to.Gav
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

scrrHEns CRors.-The Cha rleson Courier of the Sd
INST says the Cotton crop Mncngo County Ala has so
fed greatly from the ravage of the Corn there
abouts promises an abundant harvest. Rice on the Sayan-
nah River i. abundant and tn harvest has need
The plantations on the Cape Fear y C. says the lining
ton Chronicle have been somewhat injured by the rice bird
still the crop promises TO be abundant.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
n For Record Of Events. Letter on 'he o"N@-
70 Interest &c. &c. sec First PnSN.
,-por viterar, Extracts. Fourth Page.
vo,c.s-see tbaf your Names ure Resistereo'

of
Our friends mus, not, single one OF ther' forget
coming Election is one OF the highest importance 70 '
o,r c;v and State lie; them forget moreover
Inn, nm, is ne time 10 reriser tier names NO mater "
haze been registered oncethat will avail you no'ins
t I.v, REQUIRES that they be registered every
following are the places where the BOOKS a's
burs ,, which names may be entered DC - "
j. there to-day! =. ro,;.r
y 80" Green; 4.o 10 P NJ
oSecond Ward Hotel, = Nassau'street7 near niton
so Fulton near Greenwich to 10 a. NJ. and to
4-shakspeare Ho,el, William, OF Duane street
20 10 4. NJ and to Z. II.
5-l27 Franklin. street, corner West Broad~sy under
Riley's Fifth Ward Hotel; II A. NJ. 10 2. M
. G-Dunn's SIKH Ward Hotel, Al Duane street, near
Centre; to 9 P. NJ
7--lO5 Henrv-stree,, between Pike and Rutgers; 70
ga NJ and 10 9 P. NJ.
s-Davis's Eighth Ward House l68l Spring street be.
tween Thompson and Sulli"an, 3 TO P M
:. oJeaa rson Hall 43s Hudson. Charles street
2to z 2. NJ. =.
.. loM!tary H.I 90 Lndlov'.stree opposite the Mar
ket; , TO- P N
ll-NcNeal's Union House. 2e7 Second street; q 10 3
A NJ and 10 9 ?. NJ.
lo-Van,ievster's Five Nile House, Third Avenue .
:, ls-Repubicsn Hall 3ee Grand, Of Attorney
14-Fonreenth Ward Hotel corner Grand and Eliza
be,hsreets; 9 A. M. to P. NJ
15-Cons,i,utiou Hall, $50 Broadway, near Bleecker
street, to 10 A. NJ and 9 TO % ? NJ.
&. ,6-Wal,er Roseves corner Broadway and Twenty
Firststreet; 3 TO z. NJ
% 17-fie-nitage Hall 300 Housorstreet, corner Allen
3to Z. Nj.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
CommRsicated.l

ORPHAN AsyluN Bevyg5r C,,rls GASoENro every bsHe,o
lent and ,hrupc person Castle Garden on Monday evening lat
imposing spectacle Three Thousand persons a'@r
,ed together contributing by their from the
of sver,i,y de tue orphans certainly 'gbi
pleasing and gratifying Wha pleasure must the friends Of the
Orphan Asvum ia have derived from such scene
What pleasure must the peoas ,nbi there have I'll on Sn"N
beir means feeble As they nay have contributed
to the <nppor, Of an reyue solely their charity sa
Ia,tson uni,d mamted by the phlAn'bop'
The mean. they have contributed although small to eAeh
Afford sufficient these helpless little ones hto+yA
o,tior Of the coming aclcraeut Many thanks u
TO Mssrs French eiser Tor their beay IN granog the 1e Of
rstui,ouy and Mr. Hall for his eSeeiert yro'echn
PtopslrroR's Rr>Errr Castle Garden viii IT. p"ndero
,w> T., MORO the rohds Of Fenes nd f"se and
all others who believe faithful public servants ought 10 %
erde my The cNhibi'ioh mat "s' ever W'e
This couny III be gwen that anI ~ sincerely desire
ba il m be- we'll nle Twony and pesoS can get mt
the arden aud every thing that done without co"ng ae
gentle sesths breeze Away bo"h2 'irf-
md III, atmosphere aud vcorans 80 no one ce
.ay away from evening tor the ne reason @
hs would ischue eoiug theatre The bill w" be oand ~ aa''he
sa. .
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

LATER FROM FloRIDA.-The Steamboat Gen. Clinch, ar
rived on the End inst at Sava nnah Geo from Piaka The
Republican says that Hopfaka and all his hand had come
in at Tampa Tigereail has in word to Gem Worth
that he would be by the 9Th inst; with his people There
we're l0 Indians in at Tampa before Hospaka in with
hi. tribe None of the Indians have yet been shipped to the
West Every thing appears favorable for speedy ternina-
tion OF the war Major Churchill and Cap's CrOssman and
Hein,zelman commissioners TO examine claims, who have
been for some tine past the territory attending to the du-
ties connected with their Office in the Cnrh They left i'm
mediaiely Tor washington:
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
Enr Tn. Tuhune.

MERCHANTS TEEPERlScE MEETiSG-S": "hen hF''
saw the call for meeting 70 form Merchants Temperance
Society signed ~ than twenty OF our most 'esPfctoe
hsues nv hear leaped for Joy attended the meeting ara
was delighted with the and principle OF is organization
and it. enng prospects Ny interest is OF deep personal
character have ws sons who clerks IN respectable
houses and from their employers il great degree they vii
receive their characters. II they 90 for temperance 'ne
will ollew in their footsteps and receive direction to heF
future life of peaksble importance Other fathers feel as
feel and fitis only fo sakes trust TIE leading
merchants of our Civ will go ahead il the good enterprise
s sdic.- eeting for the shoiee of officers and trans
action Of other business be ne this evening q; Clinton
Hons. trust there will be good and great attendance
The FATHER OF TWO CLERKS.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

To SrARGAzERs.-Teleseopc .iews OF the different
planets may be had every iaI evening at the Park The
glass is very good and the stars make very re-
pectable appearance. Cal and see.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

rJ 500 shares of U 5. Bank stock sold yesterday in
Philadelphia at 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
Coming Events east their Shadows before

he
NEW WORLD have received an mme"'e supply OF the eho
lersry treasures which will be dpay ed their paper oil H'
sarday-n variety interest and value r'rF Etertpsp ~ m
in single number. Among Phe'
things sill bee given several additional chapters OF The
September Part OF Charles O'uniic,,
also TWO CAPITAL ENGRNVlNONi executed expressly "f
week paper, BY talented Young art Other -oysue'
the brilliant character vi" be announced on rhurs-n nom
ing Look Ns WoRlD m reekno viii be diss
pointed as it article. and embellishments "hel ha'
Cost OF Finy Dollnr..
o. Subscription price 81 year An the back
numbers be had tn Office, 80 Ann street
TWENTY DoLLAHs REWARD.
Wall passing car from 'eood reet to 'heCn
Hall GALE POCKET book containing oee-eea III, a. s'i
Columbus. pas thirty date together "ih Pape
The above reward rl be gwen Tor the .ad
's.e'S' GO ~ o. ''s properly IT, Is5 Iarl.re
UThe bills Of the Bna- redeemed at
Washington Bank th' city cent discount NJ I'm
II The Cheapest Cash Iniior Yet.-PErER '
dusTED Merchant Tailor No Chatham corner Of fcat'
street make. Clothing 10 per cheaper and 10
cont. better than the chesp pes, c4sh Tailor ~ the ~
n B-A good d IN all warranted - s7u
U AT meeting held BY tie ruer' ard Clothing c,'A' -
the Cry OF New orN at ne Shakespeare "" pn S nf
9Th Poprey Of 'oieng 'bef
enpoyers O'Clock 10 the eVrHios
ReSoird That Comse be appointed TO Nst sn the
popretor- Clothing Establishment, TO obn their
sent the solicitation
Reoesd Isst ,hs spPtotat
2o Monday evening. 7h BE appointed the n, for
1 go int And farther
Rtoced Tka, earnestly scit the cooperation Of M
ploysr..
pursuance the above Resolutions tho Cgttsrs Clerks
Jour emp-y most hnmby beg Of t
ons5le closo O'Clock aras tho week
excepted being convinced that while you sH thai
indulgence for both phyi al improvement S
the cal tend 10 benefit J. q. BAaNUN Chairman
II. OLNsrEsD Secretary
~ RThe Committee appointed tie Of The
different Cothier. requested Shaspac Hotel 90
THURSDAY 9tn O'Clock business Of M
portance BY order Of the Ch-irmtA e e
u Dr. Barry's Classical and Cemmer rcial Acad'
ey, 81 BoadNsy reoPenod foF the reception Of nsen sf
tse Auguat vacation. For ard eona.aag Ter se sPpp II
sa2~' cD
tiitering White Teetn--COHpouui Aromatic coin ~
aspsndd article for cleansing the Teeth them bigh o'
sHd beautiful smooth the least poos danger
-craehIng dsiecRg Taose hEc and pos7
waite teeth should h, Pasi- Price g rrf
and ,oid oGy b. HORACE EVERETT, Duggnt S67 GeenNA
door above Fr.nklin-street. f2} - oss"D
u PME MONEY WIFI. BE RETURNED ft7s
purchaseri dissatisfied Chapmans Magic Razor s'p VIZ
Metallic Hone asuufacory William sreet-Re'ai Pf'ees .
cents IS cen 81 90 SIPS and 81 So Five minutes viii be amps
tune FOR putting the due perfect order ~ '6lm
u Graham House, 63 Barclay street.-The f:sot' !"
Temperance invited to cal! shower saa' Tree u"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and r.ti the Gdrics and consent o( the Senate
THxoDoRE II. McCALEn, Judge of the l. $ in the Dis
trct OF Louisiana.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

u We would call the attention of readers the ad
ver,eneat of Messrs Andrews and Lanphicr in another
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
The FATHER OF TWO CLERKS

FIgg-About one o'clock this morning. fire broke out IN
,ba snail franz building No. lie Grand occupied oy
John stewart coffin ware hoq.e Inc s F eo%m4p T 1s
Gated to tie sacning one story t1e building. No no
- =. h;h i,b rbe most OF the snrely de-
srroyed small flame building, next adjoining the grocery
.,as ocr,sd bv Jaes Hinds tin partly de-
...,vsJ Journal Commerce OF yesterday
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08


Snip Warsaw Griffith, 81 ls Liverpool mdzo to IIrdman
s. Keeuan-l35 pl.sengers
Shir Fcra1 Kuspp Hauburgn, with mdze TO ore-''
=,
s,rqnc Gen Scott Cunningham I'm crons'ad ih iron g.
r. bsrqus Eliza warnoek BO Eng with ml1e to
r, barsue Tmupph meCes 81 d. fm Cork ballast Glover
McAIurry-t0 IisseDgers.
Giraffe Edndg, II d. I'm Porto Rico "rar TO Aymar
Bremen brig Wsse 50 d fm Bremen with md%r 10
Poppe-5, passengers.
Schr Helen Jones ds f.n Ph,s!ciphla, with coal
Schr America, Smith is I'm Kichmord siih coal
schr Juee Wogam d. m Psiersbursn, With hdze to stlg
4 Clearman. No., :, NJ,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
MARINE LIST.

ropr OF NEw-YoRK, SEPTEMBER lsN
rx .......5 ~ ,ocr ............-5G
us syrs s......... 6 10 r;eH WATER ---...'.....l9 y
t,rgsr
liverpool Aug 10 Hare Indirect Aug H. n Orleans aug
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

md Edward NurPhey PieAei up 'ly a'1 about s.ks
with be caaght. aAen ts p---os
Sfealias Cssts-Cathar,s- RIeaar1. y-,;sra
officer McMahon, With genteusrs hor po.>ios ~
Owners ar wsnied
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

STEAMBOAT AccIDExr.-The North America. on her ,r7
20 Albany on Saturday nigh, last broke her shackle bar h
rop and bottom her CYLINDER condenser and several
meeting rods The crash tremendous, aRd The passer
ers were greatly alarmed, but not person on board
iurcd.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

The Brooklyn SALT WATER BA!H-This establish
en not fifty feet the Fulton Ferry. has recently been
re,,ed in On elegant style and ready for the receipt
custom CoId or Nst salt water baths will be furnished
the ceanly and sstisfaesc manner and no pains
viii be spared render the establishment eminent. worthy
The patron.ge Of ,hc public
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

u The Packet Ship Roscoe will sail this day CWeire
dsy) a, II o'clock please he Oh board foot Haii'n
Lane a that time. , ~.
Letter bag, will close Aerchant change and h' he'
Room, at half past eleven.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

OFFfcFThe Coroa yest'rdly hc1
house ~ cob Heller No u RI ne tcdy W.
HelIes ns,e eyed . yesfs Th- de rat
,- hsd been sex Sht day. attended ~ ~ Clarke
uas some hat cespouing, ami rted TO e-t At 10 "cs a
story ~here hs e' t'f $50 No's' nal
tsr, and unpios the eca>r ng ca h
seos He ran Go~u fcun4 Ei lu'fa'l' tru' iar f tso
tbr ey, Of the deceased fracture he Npred rce, m
he deceased continued n>ensnic md e 'eHi hire oes a
,,r Verdict c.nc 20 hiS ~ falling JagTtns froa
. story =indoN No - HiSesi on l- nht o. Ae @
The Coroner inquest a - hne-' on me BODY OF Go
Iu,o- ,,t,sv a. E.snd n The deceased dsceud.
from the sto,y building IN sson->t >th a. arm a
Monday acr he ssd e on "eFS n ee'ies'S
bic died III les h'n two scfr, aters,r.
Verdict. dec Consequence OF iaes reeeiVed o ag rH
ladder on butng IN hsdson street producing
brain
- Cross body OF Nary Hannah, sged = n,ir
rraal enperatc who was tANeR u1"e
Thursday found dead bed yesterday nosaos
o'clock Dr.. lac Sni,h made post moem examination a.
he iury foand a verdict of died of iutenpsr4nce.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

Ships Albany Watson, llavre wm Whitock Jr bfu'a'' "''
Nontsy edo aud Buenos Ayes. w. W. De- orrst ~ 70
Brgs Ann Rowe Georgcown, = c. Storing Hsm'ton Sa''h
nah. Ga. ~ .. -.
F. John EIxeli; A F. Thome, Brownc, Wihns etou, ~ t.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

BrnoLARY-The dwelling of Ges. Kndicott lls White
street was entered BY false keys Monday night con-
siderable amount Of silver and plated ware knives and forks
Bri,tania tea set and green camblet Boston wrapper
we.e stolen valuable miniature IN square morocco
case with some other small matters, were taken Amounting
to about s15o The spoons and lses ese marked with
the initial Z
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

Explosive SHELL.-Dr Alexander Jones has been eX
hbing at Washington she'll invented by himself cor"
IS, merely of tin about three inches in diameter filed
with the explosive This thrown by the hand
into the Canal and upon touching the surface of the water
Instantly exploded throwing column of water some fifty feet
into the air-No use used TO ignite il These shells
nigh; easily be employed hand genades with great effect
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

The DEAD OF THE EslE.-The Buffalo Commercial OF
Saturday contains list and description OF the bodies which
have been picked up the scene OF the late terrible
Disaster Capt Blair of the schooner Adelaide picked up
fifteen persons on Friday Of whom were Swiss females
On the same day thirteen bodies of whom ve were females
were found and takan to Dunk by the steamboat Perry
The Rochester on Saturday brought FIVE bodies 10 Buffalo
among them hs OF Miss Miller Three persons were found
on the boach a, Evans Thursday
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

DARING BrRGLARY.-The store of MessrS. }. n j. Ms
bard pork merchants Cincinnati entered the 2Sth
l, bv .e, of daring villains seEne in number They
r seized the clerk and bound him down with rope then
taking his pocket key they proceeded to open an iron
chest and took heeirom hundred and seventy ve dol.
lnrs and Immediately decamped.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

U7 Mr. Daniel Deacon of East Cambridge Mass wa
killed recently the Lowell Rail Road by coming in con;ac
with the engine willie Alternating rescue child whic
was in danger OF being run over by the train.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
Coz. OF over Finy Dollars.
TWENTV DvLi1NHs KEW AikD.

90 Subscription price 50 year in advance All the
uhers OF oM.ILsy can be bad W. Once 80 Ann sl.eet
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

rJ' poor drunkard, named Potter, drowned himself on
the 28h uli at Covington, Ky. The liver shallow
tina, he wa. obliged lie down and keep his head under
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

The citizens of Washington county, Nd, have determined
r., .rsc, n ronumen, TO the memory OF General HARRISON
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

LATEST FROM TExAs-The steamship Sa-
vannah, Captain Wade arrived at late hour
last night, IN thrty-two hours from Galveston,
bringing dates to the 18Th inst.
Later news had been received from the wes-
tern frontier, and it seems that Arsta still
continues his threats of INVASION, although 1t
was known that he had not 2 900 men under
his command. Mr.. Van Mes and Col. Seguln
had arrived al Austin from San Antonio
They state that the general opinion was tha'
Ar;sta wou|d ATTEMPT an invasion, but not nn-
I'll he had received reintorcements. He has
stated that he shall carry on the war with more
c;rcumspection than Santa Anna did, but the
Texans laugh al his threats.
A Joint resolution has been introduced os'