New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

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4anre., tho vape of 5000, 0OO, geo Of State SscS'
% sloO.0OO.ooo, bearing down Property I'm
movement. and Enter Use in proportion. Other
5,tio.oees have conspired with th, to produce the
.sraraI disaster we allude TO this.new not as the
5a.i.. but a. the one most Immediately within
reach
The remedy we would propose is simple LEI
THE BOARD OF Brokers RICHLY PROHIBIT ALL
SALES IF Srocks on TIME BYlTs MEMBERS. In
iiyiduals will game and bet let them Do So but
ct not the Stock Exchange be furnished by this
nefariou. business let not lis daily reports, which
are in a measure the barometer of Prosperity and
Public Veal be contaminated by record OF the
osts of Stock gamblers, often made expressly with
view to such publication, and always promoted
and cherished By the notoriety and sanction thus
given them.
" Mr.. J. FEStxoRs COOPER has s. long arti-
Gle on the .ubiec, of his difficulties with the Pusie
Press in the last Brother Jonathan, and another
in Thursdays Albany Argus, wherein he announces
that ne has commenced fire new libel suits against
the Albany Evening Journal He has only com
menced TWO against Us as Yet, 50 far as We nave
heard On B.-Mr Sheriff, all at home
now Pu, on the other witt
Mr.. Cooper will take bis own course; but We
| 10 think i, would be more manly TO fight the Press
either with our mutual weapons or appeal 10 tue
Law alone Now he fires away upon Us from some
convenient vehicle and if we shoot back he flies to
he Law for shelter. If he means TO write u
down, let him come on if he chooses the Law
we will meet him there But to fog and Preaci.
TOO is coming it little too strong.
MAssAcHUsFTrs.-.rh Boston Atlas, OF the
18TH gives the official canvass of votes cast for
Senators at the late election in tina, State showing
he election Of : Wing, in Suffolk, in Essex, ,
in Worcester. in Hampshire, = in Franklin. ! il
Norfolk, in Punishable, and ] in Nantucket and
Oukes-total % The Locos hive in Middle
sex, . in Hampden. in Berkshire. and 3 in Brs-
TOLL. No choice for : in NIiddlcsex in Nor-
folk in Plymouth. and l in Essex. Tie
| Wing candidates ahead in all but the first, and
will of course be chosen by the Legislature.
~ SANFORD Conp, Esq late Chamberlain oithe
city of Albany, has proved defaulterto an amount
supposed to reach $50 900. He therefore rendered
his re signation to the Common Council which was
rejected. snd he was unanimously removed. Much
excitement was created by this development, a.
Mr. Cobb had long been regarded as OF the
mos, worthy citizens of Albany Of strict integrity.
and beyond the suspicion OF pecuniary embnrras--
nen.. 1t is believed thnt hi property will Govern
good part of the default, though his security, not
having been renewed when ii should nave been, j.
unavailable
TIE CRLoIr.-It has been stated that the in
sargent slaves on board the Creole confessed thai
hey were melted TO the act by Baptist preacher
at Richmond named Bourne The Richmond pa
pers say that there is no Baptist preacher Of that
name either in Richmond Norfolk, or elsewhere
in Eastern Virginia. The Compiler says that The
/ dave property was all Insured but inc COMPANIES
nave refused 10 pay on the ground that they did
.ot insure against mutiuy There is no probability,
moreover that the owners will recover indemnify
from the English government for their slaves hber-
ated by the British authorities.
The MAILER ADHEL-The Baltimore Patriot
says that Chief Justice fancy has given h;s decs-
ION in the case of the Malek Adhel, confirming the
iecison of the District Court condemnng the yes
sci, and ordering the cargo To be returned TO the
claimants.
FROM New PRoyIDEHcr.-Ihe United States
Gazette has received later news from Nassnu y
p. with further particulars concerning the slaves
liberated from the Creole. Some of them Lave
sailed for Jamaica to work the plantations, and
others employed at Nassau in various capac-
ties. Two of those Imprisoned charge of muir
der have since died
FROM HAvASA.-The schooner Savannah ar
rived at Savannah Ga. ON the l2th, in four days
rom Havana. \ Spanish brig, name unknown,
was wrecked on the Punto OH the Goth ult and ff
teen ont of twenty persons were lost. Il was re-
ported at Havana that the John TAYLOR Of this cty
which had been ashore on the South Coast of Cuba
m her passage from Liverpool, had been got of
Business dull and there was no demand Tor
American produce.
The GALE AT ruE EAsr.-lhe Storm which
was severe here on Thursday night, extended East
70 Boston, where it ragged with great violence until
Saturday. The brig Mohawk, from Liverpool,
went ashore at Poin, Oldertown. She lost all her
nasts and will be a total loss S e belonged to
Mr.. Grant, of Hallowell, Me, asd was insured
Tor SO 600. Her cargo was fully insured.
A topsail schooner was reported ashore on
rhompson's Island
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