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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

ANOTHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FRIDAY
morning last. two wagons loaded with powder
driven down the Ferry stairs, but were moment
Toe late for the boat. When the boat was about
halt way across the Tiver She was discovered be
on ire Fortunately she was no, far from, the flats
where she was run aground and the passengers and
teams safely landed The boat was nearly de-
siFoyed Ii the powder had been OF board no one
can tell wha, destruction of life and property. it
might NOT have occasioned. Hudson Rep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

u At recent Artillery drill at Fa,tsbnrg. one
of the Lieutenunts repeatedly hit barrel anchored
in the lake at the distance OF mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

II Emporium OF Cheap Garments, by W.
T. JENNINGS, ~ Broadway, under American Hotel.
IL In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

u The SeH0sL FOX AprLrs, by Mr.. Chamberlain
$50 BrcOmes,ree Will eOanend itself to the aezton OF
rauy resder.. There thousands III our City whose
early youth did afford the ola proper Eduea-
,icr and who lae- life feel keeny the vant of it
lf,hey eau command make hours leisure per day,
they Oughs eerts;uy devote it the supply Of
great deficiency. We,rus, they will do and
tina, MANY Clerks and Men OF Business vii avail 'heEa
selves OF the opportunity afforded ~ the early closing Of
the stores to attend tn. Evening Classes Of Mr. Chamber
lain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

" Not a case of yellow fever has occurred st
Charleston dnrins ths p1eseat season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

Az Honest LEcfsLAToR.-It viii be recollected
tina, we were recently involved in a controversy
by intmating that Mr.. Roosevelt, while protesting
TO supper, and urge the passage Of the Bankrupt
BILL was in truth either Indifferent to its fate or
cretly plotting its discontinue. During our recent
visit to Washington, we were apprised of circum-
stance which did not appear the face Of the Con
gressioasl proceedings, which, if not denied mus;
settle the controversy.
1t wlll be recollected that the bill was once
laid on the table and appeared to be lost; that
the Wings Immediately held meeting and resolved
that it should not be- motion 10 reconsider the
vote BIZ which it had been laid on the table was
made the next morning The success or defeat of
this motion TO determine the fate Of the bill
Mr.. Roosevelt appears on the face Of the record to
have voted an tagor OF reconsidering But we are
assured by anin,elgent friend who present that
lie actually roted against reconsidering rhen has
name ,cas rallied, but feding that the motion
lad prerailed IN spite Of him, he cdangcdAis cote
10 tie e6frmotire! In plain terms, he did his 1T
most to Kill tie BILL but failing in that, he cheated
his constituents by pretending to have voted in fa
vor of it He did his worst to defeat it, and then
rneanly took the credit of supporting i, Such is
The fact as positively stated II the statement
is denied, shall promptly publish the denial but
If tits not, what mus; be the public estimate o: the
integrity and nnanliuess o; the leading Member o:
Congress from this City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

N4yAL.-The French brg-of-war Bison, Of 90
guns, Captain D'Auguillecount, from GuadaouPe,
arrived at Norfolk on the 10Th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

~ Mr. William Lawson, tinman fell from tie
roof of u house in Baltimore which he was at
worl. Tuesday, to the pavement and was IN
stantlv killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16
THE TRIBU NE.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER If.

u Por two new chapters Of Rasna5y
Il ud &c. first published in any paper
sec Last Page. We shall publish two
more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

= We learn that JAMES KELLEY, Esq. was
on Monday evening elected President Of the Erin
Conservative Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

u We publish on oar First Page careful a0-
s;ract Of the Report of the Commissioners OF inc
Common School, Fund Of this City, exhibiting the
general condition and management of our Schools
and bearing adversely upon the proposition favored
BY Gov Seward and Mr.. Spencer Tor an organic
change in our School System. The Report aP-
peared some time .iace, but its grea; length for
babe it, general perusa while the absorbing nature
Of the intelligence daily coming from Washington
rendered difficult to win public attention to ans
subjects foreign he Legislation and policy Of the
Country. We therefore reserved thi, Report for
consideration at more favorable season, which is
now presented.
The subject on which we here open the argu-
7ncnt will necessarily attract much attention in our
City this Fall We intend that our columns shall
exhibit fully and fairly the arguments both sides
of the question. A powerful plea for the proposed
change will appear soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16
u GIittering White TeeIh-Comp
II An Excellent Dpportunjty Is OF
LEARY " cos FASHION

! y FOR GehtIrmen's hnts-Autlm9, lsil, VII
De introduced on FRIDAY 10th MS at Nos and Actor
House. a2w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

MACPHERSON BERRlES.
Mp TALLMADGE.
O II. SMITH.
C,n,stiitss 81 tie Ssssie.
Up KENNEDY,
MASON.
HORACE EVERETT,
I {. CLARK,
KRAMER,
Committee u the House Of Rsprt'eaisiirs'
Whereupon The question was taken upon the
ADOPTION Of said Address. and il was unanimously
adopted.
Oydere9 Tha; twenty thousand copies Of aid Addrs..
be printed and circulated the People o; the United
States
OrGereG. That said address, be signed by the members
Of the appointed prepare the sane ast that
the proceedings ofh seeu. Dc signed BY the Presidents
and counters gued b. the Secretaries
On motion, the meeting Then adjourned slHe die.
JERENIAH MORROW Presidents
X. RAYNER,
X. W. Thompson,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT
By and s-tA tie Gdrce GEd consent Of the seaa'e.
WALTER FORWARD, OF Pennsylvania Secrs-
tary of tho Treasury
jony McLraS. of Ohio. Secretary Of War.
A. P UPsHuR, OF Virginia, Secretary Of the
HreH 5. LrcAns, OF South Carolina, Attorney
General.
GH,Lrs A. WtcxtrrrE, of Kentucky, Postma'
ter General.
JAMES D. Dorr, Governor of Wisconsin.
RopxRr NJ WASH. OF Pennsy lyania, Secretary
OF the Legation of the United States TO Brazil.
Isaac RoAcH. OF Pennsylvania, Treasurer OF the
Min, OF the United Suites At Philadelphia.
SAMUEL ". CNevAcT. Judge OF the United
States for the Apanchicola District, Florida.
william II. BRocKENURoUGH, Judge Of the
United States for the Middle District OF Florida
WALKER ANDERSON, Attorney tor the Western
District of Florida.
JOEL EAsrMAN, Attorney for the District OF
New-Hampshrc.
EnExezxR DoRR, Marshal, for the Western Dis
trict OF Florida
JosnuA Howard, Marshal, for the District Of
Michigan
THoxAs II. DuvA1t. Secretary for Florida
THOMAS l.. THOMPSON. Postmaster at Science
tady, New-York.
FLoKDA-Advice. have been recei.ed 4, Sa-
vannah, ga. from ST. Augustine to the 7th The
steamer CASTOR had returned from Southern Post.
On the 3rd she fell in with the Dutch brig Theo.
dore Koran, laden with tobacco and driven ashore.
Her crew were on shore and were furnished
by Capt Griffin of the CASTOR with mean. for de-
Tending themselves against the Indians Of whose
Existence they were not awars. The next night
lisy we're attacked by party of 80 indians whom
they however repulsed and were thus saved from
hurrid massacre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-16

II Five Dollars Krwad.-Left or the 18th
last about o'clock of the hnekcrbocker Stages.
No lO2 parcel containing dozen Md Gloves, ID. col
ored sing Sin. dozen mems mixed half Here.
sni bundle Of Floss c1z. Whoever will return the said
Goods office o: Kackerbecker Line will receive
re above regard and the thanks Of the owner. snd
questions asked. 81 .l6 70
u GIittering W hiis TeeIh-Compeund Aro-
matte Tooth Paste splendid article Tor cleansing the
Teeth. giving them high polish and beautiful smooth
sarice without the least possible danger Of scratching
defacing them Tho'e Eno like and poses. whts
teeth should Paste Price - per jar Pre-
pared and scd only By HORACE EVERETT. Druggist
3o7 Greenwich, above Ffsnkiln-st. (2) sl5A
II Az Excellent Opportunity Is offered
yOuag lady competent teach the Piano Forte add Vocal
ausic, 20 South aad tesch 10 Female Institution
She could IN genteel private family, lEd
handsome salary. Inqu re Of WIN B. BRADBURY, Teach
of Mu,ic corner Of Washington and TIisry-.reet.
Brookiyn or i2t Frlfon-siree Of Nassau. \. Y
hr 4 Is about forming a Class u Young LsGie< gho
wish to prepare Themselves teach the Piano and Sing
my The cas. will - strictly limited SIX % sIi3ll,'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27
TUESDAY, JULY ~, IS41.

The Lord rolgneth, let the earth be glad, let the mu
uiude OF the isles thereof rejoice However scaniy
the portion Of earthly good measured 10 a, pres
en,, and however petpexirg and mysterious the excr
nal circumstances 10 which we may now be involved
we may rest assured, that, under the goyot nmen, of IN
erung wisdom. rectudo, and boncyoenoe, all such
dispensaons shall ultimately be found 10 have been,
not only oonssIen, with justice, but conducive
present and everlasting interests Were such sen,i-
menis and affections 10 peyade The minds Of all hui
man beings, ~ha, host Of malignant passions would
be chased away from the hearts and the habitaons Of
men! Restless cares, and Unsuitable desires, which
constitute the and the essence Of misery would
no longer ag,ate and torment the human mind Vo-
righteousness would longer riot al the table OF luxu
ny on daniles wruug from the Of thousands nor
avarlce glut It's desires with the spos of the widow
ana The orphan nor ambition ride IN triumph the
miseres of a suffering world. Every one submissive
TO the allomens of his Creator, and grateful Tor that
portion of his bounty which he has been pleased to be-
stow, would view the wealth OF his neghbor with a
kind and benignlnt eye, and rejoice in the prosperity
OF all around him. Benevolence and peace would diff.
fuse their benign influence the nations and man
KIND delivered IRON the fear OF every thing that nigh,
hurt or des,royA would march forward ia harmony and
affection TO that happier world where every wish will
be crowned, and every holy desire satisfied in God
their exceeding great reward
Thus 1t appears, that, on the observance Of this law
which closes the decalogue and which has reference
to single affection OF the mlndthe happiness of the
Intelligent system almost entirely depends. Let the
flood-gaies OF coUciousneSS be burst open, and let i
flow In every direction without control-n a short pc
Rod the world is desolated and overwhelmed with
deluge OF mlseries. Let the of every passion
and desire be restrained within its legitimate boundary
and let contentmen, take up its residence in every hu
man heart and this deiuge will soon be dried up, ant
new world will appear arrayed in all the loneliness
and verdure, and beauty of Eden. May Jehovah has
ten it in his time
Thus have endeavored, in the preceding sketches
to illustrate the reasoaabiene of those laws which
God has promulgated for regulating the moral conduc
OF the intelligent creation. If the proprety Of thes
illustrations be admitted, they may be considered as
( commentary on the words of the apostle Paul 'Th
law is holy, and the commandment is holy just am
! good In like manner it might have been shown tina
all the apostolic njunctons and other precepts record
ed in the volume of inspiration, accordant with tn
dictates of reason and with the relations of mora
agents for they all many subordinate ramifca
tons of the principles and laws which have alread
illustrated.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27
VOL. NLVII.l
1T. WHITE & L, T. GUERNSEY. ]
FROM the Chrisiian Secretary
THE REST OF THE SOUL.

FROM the Christina soere,ary
THE REST OF THE SOUL.
o ub,rc tell me where is the peaceful goal,
SHl cladng the hopes Of the wearicd soul
Tie place ofils JOY and its rest tell me whore,
Tie bloom Of is bliss, and the end ofiis cate.
bs,e fosmed DER the earth and explored the blue sea
u O, gliofmosi bound, Ia the hope 10 DO free
FIon ne turmoil and strife that Cypress the lone mind
Bai DO peace to tho fugitive soul can find
u ie depth Of ,he universe seek thou afar,
0l al tina, there glow, tfenosi beautiful star,
RcSoying IN silence eternal, alone,
Eachained by His love to the Dciiy's throne
There, spirits Of purity, holy and bright,
Reposc Ia the beams of boiler light
rs the haven OF Peace, It's tue heaven Of Bliss,
Is The calm world OF 10 souls weared Of this.
There. all the delights Of eternity centre;
There. not a lone of this lark world can enter;
There, the wall Of distress, and of sorrow the tears,
AeeEchanged for a smile, and the tones OF the spheres
10 The regions celestial, even such Is the goal,
Far exceeding the hopes OF the earih-weared soul;
Aod such IS the place which its vision shall greet;
And the presence Of God shall its wishes complete.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27

What uW not a Mother do 10 sane her Chiidl We
learn that Friday last, child of Mrs. Niece Of
Westminster, aged years, was at play about the
well, 1t climbed upon the curb aud precipltaed
head foremost into the well which 30 feet deep.
Mrs. MCGEE, missing the child, and hearing cries
from the well, although in very poor health and hav-
ing child only weeks old, descended aud rescued
the unfortunate sufferer who clngine the stone
OF the wall and crying for help. Such daring and
bold achievements although Of rare occurrence, show
what mother will do to a suffering child-Bei-
tours Falls Gazette. a----.-.a---s-=--aaa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-07-27

The Brareborough PhenS relates the account Of
dreadful suicide committed by Edward Gleason, Of
that village, while confined ia jail at Fayetteville. The
deceased was an incorporate man, and under the
influence of ardent spirits when he committed the deed.
lie bad been confined for cruelty beating bis unohend-
ing wife, and, procuring bonds, released, and a
gain committed for repetition of lbssame offence
The walls Of his cell were covered with blood where
the unhappy man had dashed his head, under the ef
feet Of delirium iremens; his skull broken IN
eral places and his face and breast greatly dis6gured
VT Gazette.
Treaty ,eih The Mann Indians. treaty has jus,
been rattle by the Senate, which was made al
the Forks the Wabash, m Indiana, last November,
between commissioners on the part Of the u. States,
and the chiefs, warriors and hoadmen Of the Miami
tribe Of Indians, BY this treaty. the Manis code 10
the United States all their remaining lands "a Indiana,
FOR which the United States engage to pay the sum Of
s550OO0 This payment is to be made a. follows
$500 900 appropriation shall be- made
for that purpose by Congress, after the ratification Of
the treaty, TO he applied In the paymen, Of existing
debts Of the lfbe and the remaining $3.50 900 10
ly yearly instruments The ratification 70 made on
condition tia, the Indians assent to the amendment.
The Fiscal Bqsk II is stated 10 the baltimore Pat.
not 'a, informal meeting u the Wing msmbefs Of
the House Of Representatives, held al the Capitol, the
attendance being unusually fun Tuesday evening,
the Committee Oh the Currency were requested 10 re-
port 70 the House BaHk MI, similar To Mr Claws
ProJect and particularly regards the branching pow
er. There was ouy one dissegueuI voice tie meet,
ing.
40 English captain hailed an American vessel, and
asked what she laden With The master Wishing
10 sel ohbls cargo to tls creates. advantage answer.
ed nth flourish Of Boslonsn Ihstoiic. sfnhs and
Timber The aci "a. tic cargo con.l.lsd OF soisioss
aAd troopsftLs.
Confinement merchant who advertised for clerk
who could tear confinement Vas answered by ono
who had been seven years 10 AL.
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GcbwQrse lt(fe.

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uns bic Gbaler su fd1lfen, bic er uns fir his
esten c5atr ltno Neonate dulci9 1T. Bcnn er elm
ebrltfcr Mann i'll, trtro CT es tbuu-if er ober Elm
SpiBbub- baum mag sr gum @al9eu Iaafeu aud
cbne ,us ut besablen!
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Gtn S91ibt Slanns Siln8s fat neuf 40 $etcttfer 50
9utettn IT. StuHfen Stat, gnb jrar ae mttftrmaBts
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@tnrf Gnnmtn.

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M Drbfkhfen.

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9totiftf bon ShtD.

Die 9dtt5e Seo6lferuug bes Staates, tpte aus bett
8erthten cer neuden 8rIfssdbluns erbellt, belduft
fd tpie fol9t:
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