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New-York tribune., 1841-07-26
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BIZ and ruth The odrice and consent Of the Senate.

By aad ruth he adrice aud consent q The Senate.
COLLECTORS.
WILLIAM H ALLEN New-Bediord, Mass.
THoMA. H. BOND, Oswego n. y.
SURVEYORS.
PELEa AsoRS. PawtuSet R l.
SAMUEL ATKINSON Wheeling Va.
DssSIs NJ WILLIAMS, Nottingham, Md
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

THE ILLINOIS BASK RoBBERY.-The ST Louis Republ-
can gives the particulars OF the robbery OF this Bank which
we briefly mentioned last week 1t says
The robbers manifested in their operations an intimate
knowledge of the OF the bank and It's papers and
books The bills receivable burned in stove and en-
,;rv DESTROYED not one any kind left unouched The
leave, of several books embracing running back for
three wears or more out and destroyed and IN
some cases the book itself into pieces The conduct OF
the dep.edaors if truly represented woald seem 10 leave no
orb, Of the agency acquainted with the ousi-
ness of the bank Lately several officers dismissed
from the bank by resolution of the mother bank to cur'ai
the Since then the late cashier mas resigned and
another elected his stead who was TO enter on the
3nes Of his Office on Monday last The opposing candidate
TO ,he man elected the Chief clerk and paving teller
All these gentlemen highly respectable men and have al
characters which forbid the idea mat they would IN
any wise be connected with such transaction For their
sakes as well as the general good the robbery will
be fully explained They least should not be suspected
until there is more evidence Than w0 have vet justify
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

Franklin WATER BArHFrom early dawn evening these
Baths public and have contributed mainly the
present health of the czens informed hat during the
week thousands enjoyed privilege Of ncacubie benefit
to health and bodily DESTROYS OF Lodging the
ri,y of the waters general admirably
and beneficial to as interests Of crowded
and daily Increasing population.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

% Mr.. William H. LipscOmb and three negroes were
killed by lightning in Pttsyvania county, Va on the TN
instant. They had been work in tobacco field and see
ing cloud arise they took shelter under poplar tree where
thew were visited by death i'll tho manner stated
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

U The Jail Quincy Ill., entered by iase keys on
the Ugh, of the 5h but although after getting through the
outer door, one of the doors opened by saving
thick bolt the other resisted every e.rt and the burglars
were forced to their companions whose welfare they
fell, such al interest. in prison.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

20 A greenhorn who fell in company with an actor and
actress travelling very aeconate intimacy on pleasure
excursion, reported that they married and caused
quite buz, tho newspapers Did nj he deserve the laugh
,ha, was raised at his simplicity
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

pJ An ARRAY took place in Earnest Town l. Canada on
the 9th inst. in whick man named Patrick Nolan was
killed The Kingston Herald says that Chaerson the one
chiefly concerned his MURDER has mado his escape TO the
States.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

n Private neutrality-suspicious. wishing permanent
BOARD sud Rooms in the business part
City accommodated at No. N Duane street. just out of Broad
,,v where bv few taken and every
rssdsr their home pleasant comfortable The entirely
new and newly furnished throughout Terms moderate Refer
encss exchanged y22d
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

~ The steamboat Milwaukee, recently stolen from But
falo has arrived at Milwaukee II said she was taken
away BY Messrs Juneau Walker of that city to secure
them for money they had invested in her while building
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

~ There is no fun in such hot weather unless Rocka
way, Niagara the Eysian Fields We thought FRIDAY
was rather warm, but yesterday beat II hollow.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

q The Poughkeepsic Eagle proposes Col Henry A
LIVINGSTON Senator from the Second District as the next
Wing candidate TO-. Governor
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

AIurIsr AyD MuRDER-The brig Cicero arrived at Bal
timore on Friday, % days from San Bias While lying in
the port OF Cadi the 9TH ut she taken possession
of By four of the crew. who stabbed the Captain Cox and
threw overheard Of the named Brown and
the rest of the ashore They then slipped the cable
and put sea- having taken Indian board pilot
After getting and Punderng the Cicero of what
and yauabes they could find board they tack and fitted
on, the long boat and embarked her leaving the brig
charge of the Indian who succeeded getting her back
again Card the lin when Capt Cox reook posses
sion of her
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

70 The Ex-Colector of Customs at Boston, as Chairman
Of the State Committee gives notice OF state
ton ut Worcester on the st of September nominate Mar
sus Morton for Governor again Is not that joke growing
stna1
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

~ Mr. James Smith of Presque Isle, U c., crossed Lake
Ontario from TINT place the Genesee rivera distance OF
seventy mes-in small skif, which he rowcd the whole
distance in twenty hours
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

% The superb steamboat Cleveland leaves Buffalo Au-
gust 10th pleasure excursion TO Green Bay Mack'naw
Soult ST. Marie and the Manou Ishnds-n short all around
the Great Lakes up to the of old Father Superior De-
licious travelling the thought that somebody will ENJOY all
this gives us cooling sensation though the temperature OF
our swelterng den must be over 100.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

II Halls OF Temperance-The very extensive Prepaa-
lions which deemed the opening Of the above
Halls being completed the Opening be deferred until Mon
d,y next August 3D. Tickets issued for the 18th will be admitted
No Tickets including Refreshments be issued after Friday y26
II VI. HuIse's Cheap Dry Goods Store, IN Grand st
between Broadway Crosby New rich style printed Lawns
remarkable low Also Hosiery AID Gloves Of
every description. very cheap. Vz I'm
Ia Graduate # ON England College, and a;e assist
this city wishes TO
py part of his time in hearing eeaons schools giving
private lessons IN hs Classic. higher English s,uds Those
wishing his may address sealed 10 Lexicon at the
Tribune Office jyiOu
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

&C A gentleman left Cleveland Ohio on the evening OF
the 9TH inst and arrived in New Haven Conn., on the 10Th
having Travelled 500 miles &c hours Including hours de-
.er,ian on the wnv.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

J Two men aamed Parker and Evans were at w'rN II
field at Ouschta, La few days since, when the latter
ordered from the ground by Parker who his refusal
to co. seized gun and shot him dead named Col
er also shot By one Helm at Concordia, La.
FREDERICK C.UsrY BANx-The Frederick Herald cor
ains the Proclamation of the of Maryland offering
reward of one thousand dollars, and free pardon to ans
OF the parties implicated in the robbery OF the
County Bank such disclosures as may lead 10 Inc A'
ard conviction Of his associates In the crime.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

FROM THE Rocky MouSrAiSs.-The ST. Loui, Republi-
can SAYS that fleet OF boats arrived in that city the
l4,h from the head Of navigation of the Missouri and her
tributaries. They richly and heavily laden with the
rewards OF toil-hayng board above 10000 Buffalo
robes an indefinite number OF Beaver skis, with Buffalo
tongues and other of luxury delcacy and utility The
Trapper expected ST. Louis from the
Yellowstone Some of these boat, built in the Far
West.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

CITY Prison the past week ending
Saturday morpng received into the City Prison 100
white men, 65 white women 20 black and Il black women
total During the period there were discharged
1877 white men, white 90 black and ls black
wsmen:-to,al a43 Remaining in prison 95 white men, 20
white women black men, and black total remain
ing, l33
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

The RArlo.-A friend writes that made mistake
in computing the Federal Population of the several States
under the Census lS40 by taking its basis the entire
:te Population and hrecfhs of all other persons who
we should have taken all Free persons and hree-ihs OF all
other persons In other words counted but 'hreehhs
Of Free Coored persons whereas they should have been
counted entire The difference happens not to be material
we believe in any instance but were in error and stand
corrected
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26
r H E r RI B U N E.
Fer Webster,s O. inionr on q. >. BANK IN"
other valuable matter see First page
Eor Miscellany see Fourth Page.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 26, 1871.

pn,,;c uee,ing-Tbe Democratic Wings and other Gu
~ York in favor Of passage at the present Session
COMPRESS of Bill to incorporate Bank Of the uHi'ed
noc, 10 establish Branches the several States and
s.Decuv invited to attend Public Meeting TO be heiu "
NATIONAL HALL in Csnal-street, THIS Eef-Ni'' ~ ;s
O'CLOCK, 0S ''''' SAMUEL G. RAYMOND
B. J. HATHAWAY, ls.ere,a,es chsrrnaa Democratic Wing
II. c. WEsTERvELT, General Committee
New-York, July Sd, l94l. W.; vr
by o'aef 0i INC 'e1''N' BENJAMIN DIANE, Chairman.
Men.
Glrs NJ HrLLYrs, Secretaries jy24 .,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

NJ WISCONSIN, is rapidly fIlng with Immigrants.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

n' Rev JoHS n. MArFIr the celebrated Methodist ora
Tor will deliver an Grafton before the Literary Societies of
the Wesleyan University MddetOwn, Conn The evening
of Tuesday Angus, 3D. 1t will be richly worth going to
hear Tho Commencement exercises tnke place the next
day.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

Harm OF THE PREsrDEsT.-We are happy to learn
-. uodisonan that President Tyler although slightly
rd.Dosed week SINCE in good health as ne has
or;oyed since his arrival in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

~ The Loco-Fo friends of Bankrupt Law must tee
particularly aered by the their party gives 1t IN Con-
gresstsaty in the House, four in the Senate Mind the
dodge avail them for all but twenty
Locos in the House rOted agan scng on the s"3ee' at
this Session Corporation No Corporation SiIas the sub
te who worked against the bill before but voted tor TO
the tracks of Van Buren, now both works and votes
against il Mark il
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

% The arguments before the Ecclesiastical Council
Boston in the Rev Mr. Pepon closed on II
day The Posi- says that the decision cannot be expected o
q considerable time
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

PRoGRrss OF THE CANINE WAR-DnFing the past week
Mr. FeTon and his assistants killed 100 dogs OF which
mad In the previous week las dogs were killed making with
the Goa previously destroyed 92 dogs hed during the seven
weeks the officers been employed Last week mad
dogs ranged the upper section OF the city, biting hume
rous swine swapping every thing their path Children
were chased by them bur happily escaped The dogs were
not killed having eluded the vigilance of their Pursuers
man was severely bitten by dog not rabd in a2d street. near
the East River hs leg being terribly and manged The
animal was killed by some of Mr.. Ferdon's men.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

~ Mrs Elizabeth White in Scaudal-, Westchester Co
committed suicide by hanging The llh inst as is sup
posed, in morneutary 1T of insanity.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

T man named Higgins found dead from drunk
enness in the streets OF Mauee City, o. few days since
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

e fight occurred the 2l't inst on the wharf at
Buffalo in which drunken losfr known Jack was killed
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

MoaE MOI LAw-The office of the Illinois Star, at
Rockford was entered few nights since, and the type
thrown into m The editor of the paper had condemned the
summary of the thieves in that region The
people therefore exercised little Of their sovereignty upon
him for presurning to express his honest opinions
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

The ILLINOIS CAsAL.-rhe Canal between o''o~a anc
Peru said be progressing with considerable FaPidy
Tho basin at Oowa splendid work and will sooh De
finished The whole excavation will be done this season
and the water probably be let in next spring
New-York tribune., 1841-07-26

NEw-YoRk CAsALs.-44,2O0 barrels of Flour and 1895
bushels of Wheat delivered from the Erie Canal at th
end during the third week in July The tolls collected
Albany were s. 36G 2 last year, $3.50 To- increase
81 Ole H.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

HATs.-THE D'ORsAY AND THE BELL
--'rhe furnishing Of the cranium, wisth.
or internally or externally is matter oI
some importance to all classes. There
is ,mutability in all humin atTlirs-n.
cludi0g bats. The manufacturers, with
an ingenuity, at once surprising AMI sx.
tensive, change The ilshiOn Of them with
the seasons. A little while since and
the bell crown reighsd supreme, and nov
the sugar loaf, alias the D'Orsly, top, half
creation. Some one has wisely rem1rk.
ed that that's are convenient and useful
appendsges,' and our experience has
SheWn Us that som9 men carry more on
their heads than in them. We wonld not,
knowingly, hurt any mans feeling; but
We could put our hands upon twI par
sons ofsome talent, and great strength of
cranium and Of neck,wh0 make this an.
pendags a receptacle for two thirds Of
their linen, oil their private letters, an |
any quantity Of stumps Of cigars anI ua.
paid greasy accounts. Snch mon care
little for fashion. A hat for them IS sort
Of locomotive closet, aad new hat ia
their abomination, the rest Of their wtrl.
robe being rearly, il ever ia keeping with
IL, Your tailor now is notorious for the |
shocking bad-ness Of his hat, and tue !
down-at.hesl-Ress Of his boots, while the
other parts Of his person are clothed in
flle very perfection of The fashion. Ws
might pursue this theme to the filling Of a
eolumn, at the least, but having awakedl
the attention ofOur readers to the imD,r +
lance Ofthe subject, we leave il in thar I,
hands with this valuable piecs ofaIvice. t
shat they patronizs those establishments
only that advertise in the " Y. Msrcury
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

NEFARIOUs TRANSACTION. AT the com
mand Of Com. Charles Stewart, The gun.
which we're fred yesterday at the navy
yard, were examined previous 10 firing,
and found to contain several grape shot
supposed TO have been deposited there by
soms malignant villain subsequent TO the
loading. Had il not been found out IN
time, there is no telling the number of hu.
man beings that would have been launch
ed into eternity.
Al the launch yesterday, young lady
was severely injured in the back, by fall
from an eminence, and 9 lad had his leg
broken.
The pickpockels reaped full harvest
yesterday among the crowd in and near
the navy yard. In one gang, as we learn
which passed around the passage into the
ship-house, three gentlemen werc rob-
bad Of nearly one thousand dollars in the
Rggregate.-PhL National Gas.
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Printing ONCE for sale.

L DRESDEN CHRONICLE. There are
five hundred good subscribers, and with a little
exenion from eight TO ten hundred could easily be
obtained There is good press; three cases
ong primer, partly new; three cases burguois
two-thirls new; one case Of BREWER; one case Of
plea; and large assortment Of job and fancy
type; all of which viii be sold cheap for cash.
1rne OGati1n Of the Chr nicle Off is in. tina
lourishing town Of Dresden, situated OH ths side
cut ni the Ohio canal ,equi distant between Zanes-
vile ami C0shpcton; in as rich and thickly set
tsled para Of the country, as there Ia in the fer
tile Galley Of the Muskingum. For further par
ticulars address, post paid, {" Chroucle Office"
A. DEFFENBAUGu
Dresden, Muskngum CO. o., Oct. "a, ls4N.
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these secret and solitary places, before
The fading embers ofd FIRE Of olfal or
shavings, Ait men aud women Snd chill
dren, upon whose lank forms and shallow
cheeks nature has deeply craven her fear
ful records of suffering and Of sin. Nei-
ther chair or table, or bed, graces the
gloomy tenement. Through the leaking
roof and broken windows, enlerthe rain,
and snow,and biting air, and there, through
tedious Nights and cheerless days, within
sight Of holy church, aud within sound
Of bell and prayer, the children of one
Common Parent, perish of hunger and
cold. Go by the highway when you will
and ,ou will meet with the extreme,
Of human condition ,--helpless infancy
and deorepiI old sge-vigprOus health
aud shallow disease, Ihe gay trappings o
the luxurious rich, and the tattered ha
bliments of the distitu'e and suffering
poor, the open, unbenched cheek of vir
tue, and the sinister and maIien aspect o
sin and shame.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25
INTORMATfON WANTED.

q w. CLAIM, one of the editors and proprie-
0otOrs Of the Repository T. Wing" published
at Chdnbersburg, Pa. has been absent since the
26th of last month. and no information has since
been obtained by his friends here, (whO are ig-
norant of the existence Of any adequate
Cause for his leaving the place or his business)
as to where he is, or Indeed whether he is alive
or not. Any person who can give amy inGorma.
ton concerning him, will greatly oblige his friends
by communicating the same, by letter, to G. X.
Harper, of Chambersburg, Pa. Mr.. Catlhn is
about ~ years of age he has black hair and eyes,
rather under the common size, coughs very much
when talking, aud has weak hOarse voice.
Aug. II, 1910.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25
SESSION OHIO sTATEsMAN.

UTE propose Is issue the STATEsnAE, during
w the ensuing session ofthe Ohio Lssiastgrs
TRI-WEEKLY, . 81 90
SEMI-WEEKLYI als.. j. so
WEEKLY, st-. 90
Persons suDscribing, will please designate
which paper il Is that they desire. 4. ..,.,.as
The approaching session oftheOhio Lee esislature,
will be- one Of thaO usual Interest % all par
ties. The Corwin administration will be in
progress--his inaugesal win have developed his
measures, or rather ths measures Of the Bankers
and Abolitsts that elected hin'i and IN whose
hands he is.
When these measures are presented to the
Legislature by Governor CoEwin, as Is his duty
ov the constitution, the tug Of war will cons
mence in the Legislature; andf ior the first time
for years, the people viii have atioPpOrthnity Of
seeing what the priucpes of whiggery really are
in practice, and a ia rcomparisioti can be made
between the doctrines of the two parties, touch-
ing the great equal rights and ednsti-
tutfonal government -
We shall have good reporters, and use what
industry we are capable Of employing on our pa
per. 10 give correct and extensive view Of all
their doing: and the first curious item will be a
law reducing the salaries Of ali the officers IN the
STATE. as promised to the people, The next will
bs. 10 raise the wages oflabor-increase the price
of wheat and pork intropuce the negroes fresh
from Kentucky into our courts as witnesses, and
into our common schools; but not into our Colleges
where Bankers children congregNte. All these
hard cider and coon skin movements will be re-
corded with care and precision, and when neces-
sary made into first rate Tippeeanoe songs, and
sunp to keep the members spirits up.
r. nd the scheme already on foot, as we
are Informed, to chain down the people by.a
great Bank machinery, more powerful than the
throne of the Russian Autoc,at. will be watched
with due care = Let the people read and judge
tor themselves.
The proceedings of Congress will also be due
s. & M. Fl. MEDARY. =
Columbus, November IL, 1910. E
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

Fatal CCuRRENCE.-The Tallahassee
SetiDel Of the S0ih ulf says: "We re-
gret TO state that Gen. Leigh Reid Of this
place, was shot in the street on Mond'v
morning last, by Mr.. Willis Aston. lie
expired in about IA hours Afterwards
We forbear making any comments, as the
affair will undergo legal investigation.
Two other persOns were (accidenially,ws
Presume,) wounded, one severely, though
We trust not mortally."
Charleston Mercury.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25
E,,,,... som lat. fossien papersreesivsd BY the
Britannia.


Estsaess f,om late fofeign papersreeeived BY the
Britannia.
The liverpool Times says the forwafd-
mess of me season is remarkable on the
continent as well as nearer home. AT
Gees. Ia Holland, it is stated, asparagus
rsisoi in the open ground has already been
cut. for The first time since 1873, at so
early a, period; and about Valenciennes
some rye is already 10 the ear.
Charles Kean has realized by his pro-
fessional exeTlions, a SUN exceeding ECO
600. In noticing this fact, London pa
per remarks that his father; with only a
small share Of the prudence which the
son so commendably evinces, might have
died worth EIO0,OOO,
A magnificent dinner was given TO Ad-
miral Napier, at Liverpool, on the l9h,al
which, il was said "all shades of politics
Wsrs present Party feuds and political
differences were, for the time, forgotten
and Tory, Wing, and Radical, join
ed heartily 10 striving who should
do most honor 10 the hero Of the oc-
csSiOn."
An anti-corn,law meeting had been
held at Liverpool, aud a petition to Par
lament agreed upon. Several resolutions
we're adopted, aud sundry speeches made
all deeply linctured with opposition TO thG
prohibition of the Importation Of the meanl
Of subsistence.
A serious riot had taken place at Can
terbury, in which several officers of hrgl
standing in the dra goons were implicated
in manner that might prove very inilri
Gus to them.
Her Majesty, the Green Victoria, am
her husband, his Royal ITighness Prince
Alberi,and her little Royal lIighness,thei
infant au1bter, were all Sin good heall
and spirits"
The young man, Jones, who had so Of
ten made his way mysteriously in Ih'
royal palace, has received the appropriate
aPpellation.-"ln-l lgo-Jones."
The differences between Great Brit
ain and Persia have been satisfactorily ar
ranged.
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NOTICE.

TIE firm Oft. MYRES and B, C. BAKER
L is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to them are requested to call at
the store room and settle. Our notes and
accounts are left with P. L. Wilson, who is
settlewiih those indebted.
THOMAS MYRES.
$50 b. G.. BAKER.
Georgetown, o., Sept. 18th, lS4G sc .os
P. 5. Tbs property which thsy occupied is
ION for rent. Apply to P. L. Wilson, Of
Georgetown, or Thomas Mvres of Augusta. KY.
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nrOwn CO4nty sNpl ell.e Coort.

- -
%. Petition for Divorce, e.. !.
Stephen Collins.
de it :ememDered, that, on the third
D day Of December, lS4O. The petit
TUNER, by her Counsel, filed in the Clerks
Office Of said Court, petition for a di-
vorce from her husband Stephen Collins,
the defendants tie canse assigned in said
petition for the divorce is wilful absence
for more than three years on the part of
the defendant; the defendant isiherefore
notified To appear before The Judges of
the Supreme Court, on the first day Of
their next term, to he held al GeorgeiOwn.
in Brown county, Ohio, and answer OF
plead 10 said petition. ~
ss G. w. KING, Clerk ss,
s s G. b @. O. &
Tn. L. HAMER, Counsel for petitioner,
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POVERTY

a iabilcator Of proverbs once said th,,
s.one.helE Of the world does not know bov
the oIhel half liyes.n This I. al : I;,a.si noI
sFeil Y laFge and popuIous cities like
Londons Paris, and New York The de-.
ssgs aaa ne Rocky Mountains are scarce /.
I9less known to some who have I;yed f,or
lbeiE blElh 70 this city, Than manv ~ he he
lsnss end by-ways, lhs secre, hsn,,. - .,,J Y
Iaingplasss q TIE nslropoIis. -'Io Ana III Il