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New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

y CovERr's BALN or LEE a certaia for colds,
coughs, bronchitis, taro-i, and dyspep'ia The
certificates which Mr. Covert has his poss.sron,
ard which ne will all be pleased exhibit
enquirer from medical Of his reputation and from
patients, c!ergynen ard professors Colleges would
Convince any person Of is vsre Mr. Coverts two pm
cipal for the sale Of his Medicine are al No. ri
Nassau and l=6 Frtor-st-eet Sold also at l42
W4:,r street. 10 Broadway 10 Asor House, 50 Wi.n
street Il sadsn lane, ti3 and III Broadway, 70 and CO
FGlton Z. East Broadway. T Hud.on-.tree s}, lis.
and lS3 Bowery, and 20 Disisioa-
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To tat 80 d ~ Tr.bsae .

To tic Editor Of The TrgbaHs;
4 Comu sn'eation N our last paper signed b.
riau7 eyiteutly written BY some one whc Ark \, -
that he has some SHoNc ledge Of the science Of Muc a.
head. aud large quauiIy love for IN his soul e
GoNG upcn Mr. bradbury and Ms Concert at the ~.
Hacc " Ike nghJy rushing NIad" saulhilatfrg "A ,
his nay. To the ProioUnd oplEIon OF this Cri,ics,
leave the time, The tHae, the style the re- ~
crotchst,' and lbo qussefs Of The uerfofuascs.
,lladen TO, together With the al, 'ce 20 Mr. sY,t.
foreign my present design 10 anAly them lor zoss
~i,A be the arbi Of the ccrrsetness OF tsea
would simply S>k 4 Bo,tonisn Why he dysrs in u,
Web.er Concert be IS about give the ber
|, II accoGnt OF any soQusinlanee win n =,
teacher OF Music Suo ledge he has Of bis pup,
pcr:ormlucrs lie cannot thi1S ~ from ms oss et
pericnec ear safely ssy that VI w. S slre.ay veil
kroSn teacher and the Concerts be has gwen in th,
City and Brooklyn. >w.t deEnors,rsiions Of hs ben,
thorough ihrtrctcsl well a. practical teacher NJ.
sc. ha1srd nothing therefore, IA snyiue the oaos
of Bolonian ,o the contrary. notwHh>tard.rg) ia,
iudging from the cshbuous Which Mr.. ". has sWea h,
Concert al the Tsbcrn Gle Mouday Evening peSt I'll
be OF the be-, given thu CIV; yhtk :.
has LOOKED we'll 10 hI. " he selection
place wei! he i5me ind he Wi. 10
fears of is reputation suffering materially scsst
OF this Concert We mistake II Nj. w does mt have a.
audience rheh will give tue fullest demonstration 0. ,asf
appreciation ofhIs talents, iheiT wilngue to ,ap
rof; hm 10 n eorts teach the dchshti and s..ia!
science - the Dung. APASzNT.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
EVER-VARYING NOVELTIES! !

QG- Great Attraction THE NEW WORLD
Of Saturday, Dec. T. will be Of the most intensely
interesting that have been presented TO an
enlightened public Among its vast store OF rich coa-
viii be found chapters oi new and original
Novel, written expressly for the New World by the
author of The Far West" Duchess Of Ferrara," &C.
and entitled
BEATRICE, A TALE OB PADUA.
1; is founded upon drama OF Victor Hugo, and is
plete with the thrilling and absorbing interest
Also, an original Lecture the
LIFE AND TIMES Plus VII.
by the RI. Rev. BtsHoP HrGHEs communicated to tie
New World By the author. It is an interesting and
eloquent .iscourse
III. SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF BISHOP MOORE.
late Pfoestan; Episcopal Bishop OF Virginia.
". AMERICAN sCULPToRs N ITALY-by the
Hon Edward Everett-from The Boston Miscellany.
Y. STANLEY THoRN-.he conclusion Of this NOTei
VI. TIE RIGHTS OF woMEN-en excellent aFti'
Gle advocating the lights OF married a5ies, whiea
should be read by every friend OF thesex.
VII. THE LADY OF THE TREE, one Of Leckhars /.
Spanish Ballads.
VII. TIE DREAM, splendid Poem, by William Gull
len Bryant; and GoD's-ACRE,"a d Poem by INV
Longfellow-from the Democratic Review.
II. ORIGINAL PoETRY-Literary and Muscai
Notices-Dinner to Prince de Joinyille-and greal
variety of reading OF the most general interest,"
News sc. sc. ~,
TERMS.-;3 year IN advance u l ne "s' we
of Charles oNiaey presented gratis to all h's
subscribers commencing with the present V0Auns u
the Quar;o For sale by the Agents IN all the chs'
Office, 30 Ann-st-, Ny
Dec s-lt 20, j. WINCHESTER, Publisher
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

The BASKs.-Bumor4 have Laen afoat ives; Of
us. calculated shake the confidence Of the pub
lie in the stability OF some OF banking instiu
tion.. We are assured, from sources entitled to
the fullest cred;, that all the Banks in this city
are in safe and prosperous condition. Their
affairs are shl;ully and carefully managed, and
they enjoy in large degree the confidence Of
business men. At this season of The year long
loans are wisely avoided but no difficulty is exPs-
rienced in procuring discounts dPon short business
pap"r.
There are reports in town ST the failure of the
Chautauaue Countv Bank and tho Commercial
Bank of O.wego In regard to the latter we are
informed that there is no foundation for the rumor.
That institution IS in careful hands, and large p,r
centase of the Stock is shortly to be paid il.
Rochester Democrat, 26th ult.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
AsorHER Fone.RY.-A forgery 70 the amount

Another FoRGERY.-A forgery to the amount
of about :13, 900, was this morning discoversd
which had been committed on tie Far. & Mechan-
les Bank the North America, and Pennsylvania
by clerk connected with firm on South wharves
in whose name the forgeries were perpetrated.-
The young gentleman has quit without leave, ana
whether his whereabouts Will be a-certained ere
he reaches Texas, Is somewhat doubtful.
Phil. Cor Jour. Com.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

70 One Joseph Insham, E,q. young lawyer.
wa, arrested at Cleveland on tic 18th ult. just as
be was going aboard steamer for Wisconsin
On searching his trunks, 4 large Law library was
found OF book, he had piltered from the various
offices at which he had called Had he not met
this noppor;unc reyerse OF fortune he would doubt
less .oon hive been doing four-hins Law bust
ness in Wisconsin.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

BRooKLYS Ter.t ABsrrssxcE sO.tr7Y -Tni. soes.,
will sc understand, hod ,hsir first quarterly ser. ~,
evening Al the WGshingt-n-streei Methodis, Chr,
BroesyH TIE meeting will De aidressed By ssye-,l =
the most popular speakers from the diff, SOcist
this city, and several Temperance otes viii be sung l.
,eodpetory PRAYER by ihc Rev C. VI FEY Of the M,,s
isl Church, Ana concluding prayer by ihe Rev Mr. H.
LANo. Of the Unitarian Coa.rrg.tion
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
Wil the Democratic ObIige Us
tain an answer,

neHt month
We have not room, farther 10 unrave the iaI!a-
cis, IS n. R.yia,,,r bur the above is key to ais
whole ,o.;,;on. He assumes tina; retaiiatng the
o,ero,, in,oo.ts of Gres, Britain and France would
increase and perpe,ua'e them while the histoFyoi
rcnbargoes and Navigation Act, proves conclusive
Iv that the direc, opposite woul4 be the result
OF course all his poetry weighs on our sideinstead
Of hi. And ii ms argument against Government
iatermeddlipg with the business pursuits be worth
any thing it also couais Tor as since II the inter-
iereace Of ouF own Government with our Ma
,ienal industry be hazardous and pernieious, tina:
of Foreign Nation. must be far more SO to U.s. and
abundant experience shows that we cen only pre-
vent such interference by resisting it.
We do not now discuss the q4estion--Would
universal Free Trade De in all cases benefcial7-
We have thu. far admitted our opponents Preui-
ses and run them out to their legitimate results.
His assertion however, that all VOW agree thai
universal Free Trade would De beneficial, IS IA
,irelv mistaken and unfounded. Garz4S
~ FoM CLyTRAL AvERIcA.-The Journal OF
Commerce has received Belize papers to the 27th
ul,. The intelligence is OF considerable interest
The Superintendent OF British Honduras, A. Mac
dozald, arrived at the S.. Johns in Nicaragua OF
the afternoon Of the 18th, and sen: word to the
Government that he would receive any communi-
cation they might wish TO make the next day.
None came, and Mr.. Macdonald sent an explaua-
ton of his bushes. TO Quixano the Administrator
of Customs for the port of San Juan. He heard,
also, from British and American citizens residing
there, that Quixano had threatened violence against
their persons and properties He thereuPon cent
second message impressing upon Quxane the
responsibility which would attach to hin and hi
Government If any rnolcstation were offered TO
British subject. Quixano called afterward and re-
ceiyed the same message from Mr.. Macdonald.
On the l4th, the Superintendent having prepared
to return, he supposed III perfect a;niiy he wa
surprised to find his house surrounded by armed
soldiers, and Quxano with body Of men en- the
beach, busy engaged in manning two field piece.
He also received representation from British and
American resident, that Qaxano was very muci
intoxicated, and tha, they feared for their lives.
Mr. Macdonald sent for party of soldiers from
II. B. NJ ship Tweed UPoa their arrival Quix
2ne dispersed his men and pulled down his tag
He was sent for by Macdonald, and taken on
board the Tweed. He was finally landed Cap
Gracias Dos, after signing paper solemnly
promising to place himself at the disposition oI
MS Government, and acknowledging that all thu
troubles had arisen from his own imprudence
Central Americans.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

SHrrwREcK Axp Loss OF LlFE.-The schooner
Charles & Samuel. Capt. Phibrook, fom Cam
deu, Me. with cargo OF lime, bound 70 New
York went ashore a few rods east OF Old Field
Point during the suow storm on Monday, the 29tn
inst. about 3 O'Clock, P NJ Mr. Lane, the mate,
Henry Howes. j. Cook Henry Snow and Samuel
Caldern. passengers, perishsd on the wreck. The
captain and remainder OF the crew were rescued.
after being eight hours the wreck. The bodies
OF the unfortunate urn have been recovered. and
are in charge OF the coroner 1t IS thought The
vessel will be total loss. We are indebted to
Mr.. c. s. Seabury, one OF the jurors on the IN
quest held over the dead bodies tor the above ac-
count. LCourief.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

" The Philadelphia Gazette says that bro
ksr IN that city has received from ms Office IN THIS
s6 600 in notes believed to be those obtained by
the ycrpe5ra;or of the forgeFes in that ei'y ie"
davs since It believes that he i now in this eliy'
or that he mas left within torfy-eight hours
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
ApPoINTMENTs BY THE GoyERNoR

4NUNLhbta II, IstI-
LroxAsp W. JrxoME, eli Pslmyrs, Commissioner 70,
oanng certain moneys OF the United States for The eoun
" OF Wayne in place Of George G. Jcssup, rc.igued
NOVEMBER 80.
AsSAHAN J. BEssExr Of ST. Mary's, Comps.icner OF
Deeds for the State OF Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

T Last night the intensity Of the cold came nigh
closing the canal for the season. Ice was formed
over half an inch thick and it with difficulty
that boat. could be urged onward.
Butf Com Adv Nov. 81.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

uMr RAksMANS gives Grams Coscert at the Tabe'-
nace which he wilt be assisted b. NAGEL,
GAas KSsor and almost all the foreign musical talent
the country. I. will be richly worth attending.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
M ~ 9l No'snn street.. corner Fulton.
Il bargains in Dry GOods.-M. HUI

IL Bnrgnins in Dry Goods.-M. hULsE,
l22 Grand stree, bct"een Broadway ana Ctosy uee',
s ctrnv informs si, customers that he vii, IN een.
tor.ny with his r. sbished yearly practice sol al DHk
nnd Winter Goods Of every KIND from no ul 80 ar OF
January at cost On hand Ports o. every n no, dah
Eench vrr,nnss good assortment of plan sud figured
SILKS tbought before the duties we're put on3 seea
Ginrh ms Mousciue dc Lanes Fannels OF very color
aud quality, aud Domestic. of all kinds All nose want
igg Dry Goods viii i" v~il f' call soon O. u Nv
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

Ayvrvt AcclDESr.-We learn that boat with
three men went over the Falls ef Niagara, on the
nigh, Of Monday last. They had started from
Schlosser. at clock, intending 10 cross over TO
Hudson. tavern. two miles above Chippewa
Shortly after they eft the shore, cries from the
river were heard at Fields tavern naaF by but eN
cited no attention. as similar noises arc very com.
mon IN that quarter from boatrnen passing TO and
fro. No suspicion OF the accident vas had until
Thursday, when inquiry began TO arse, AMI on
Friday awful evidence 81 the fate OF the boat
and Ter tevsted crew was presented IN the ttas-
nlen,s found in the eddy below the Falls
1t i. supposed that the boat was struck by a
sqxalI. and beiHg heavily loaded with SIN barrels
OF whisky, suuk-thc wretched men on bonrd be-
ing swep, by the resstIess current down the Ame-
rcan ra pids and over the frightu precip'ce below
The names of two were Jehel D. Kinney and John
York. and the other was a stranger, who had mere
" taken passage for Canada. The TWO former
were from Nova Scotia-hnney had kept tavern
eight mile. below the Fails for TWO years past, and
LETT wife and three children. Part OF one OF the
mancled bodies is said to have been found yester-
day. Buffalo Com. AdV'' Nov -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
CHARLES CoNsrASrISE PIsE. D. [

g The dwelling-hoase of Mr.. Dean, in Rayn-
ham, Mass was burned, with its contents, on the
a9th ut- the families barely escaping with ,heir
Iiv,s
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

= Hoa..tonc Rail Road Bank taken atpsr for CLOTH.
is.at So Chatham-.;reei. Also, the New-York State
Safety Fund Banks.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
By this Mornings Southern Hail.

C The Southern Mail was !. at half past p,
5u, we could etno papers until o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

q James ASH wzs eosyic'ed At Baltimore on
"Wednesday OF stealing $4,000 from W. H, Gaines,
Of Warrentown, Va on the 10Th oi October last
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

e The cars on the Charleston railroad Fan on
the track on the 25th. one OF the hremen ws'
crushed to pieces and Instantly killed
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

SCHOOL BooKs.-Ca our last page will be found
an advertisement OF the Alessfs. Wood, TO which
we invite the uttcation Of readers particularly
those interested in the cause of education. This
house has for many years been engaged in the
publication of School Books, and the series, which
will be found to be progressive, are ia extensive
use. and are deserredly popular
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

rJ' r. II. DASA did not lecture ct Brooklyn
last evening as was expected, being detained at
home by the dangerous illness Of hi. daughter.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

~ Reinhart, confined al Reading, Pa for the
murder OF Crst, escaped from Jail ieN days
sinc.. but was soon reiaAen.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

q In Time Of peace prepare for wa: is an old max
im and a very good one too. W., aNi cNemPhed ye'-
erday while standing in Dr.. Shermans o,e lVG Nassau
street One of CoHc,cs came III aud puf-
chased his supply of Lozsnee. Tor cousns cod
headaches and la.,itnde also the Orr, Tooth Paste,
for bcautfyur the teeth hlroenng the gums aud sweet
enng the breath. Tao Campsor Lozenges should be al
ways the pockets OF mbers OF Congress, for
they chaLcr become rritaed they vial Immediately
sooth hem lfthey se; headache from anxiety ar
exctement-if they should CHARGE TO wake up IN ths
morning with unpleasant feelings from dream iDg OF
nights full enjoyment called Jl'spation, they
will find tw three of the LOzenges make them as
bright as their una guaiien cod if they get
cough or cold the Cough iozenges will remove both IN
few hours then possess handsome set OF teeth,
lot every one Shermau 0rrs Tooth Paste, the very
best dcntrifce In the world. and Nothing beat II.
Warehouse lOd Nassau street and by Agents
u East BrOoiwav Ic3 Bowery, 22l Becker 227 iiud-
Boston.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
HE TRIB U NE.
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3.
q w were egreEioa.ly N .Ied By the Eseaing 70

u We were egregiously m sled By the EseHtng Post
and Journal Of Commerce pubs yesterday wliat
purported Statistics OF the Commerce Of TIE United
Sta l3'i. The Statistics OF l5ii nre not yer pub
ished what appears IL the Journals tables the returns
Of ls4 oay corrected and completed statenept OF
1870 We ought 10 have detected instead of only rus
ecung ,orne bunder. The Imports Of this year doubt
less exceed the Exports The Statistics Of former yea
ara rIgh, fair to state that We are indeseo "
the Herald for Lac correction.
~ For the able and manly Speech of Lord MOI.
peth on saIrendering his sea; in Parliament 81
Page.
y fex error. Of some importance iou'p 49,
into our report of Major Tochaan' la'ere''ns s'u
be Lecture on Pol.ud these all been carefully, cor
rs..ed % and perfect oon may be fosAd IA the Weekly
Tribune oftO-mo'roT.
.eHanaton, in defence Of the Public Sche0i
socieo. is JUS, received. 1t will appear to-mor-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
Rooms and Bomrd.-GeI

T. Room. and Bonrd.-Gcut'-mea risbias to
engage Apartment, and Boirdng f-r tho "in'eF sthe
accommodated on reasonable tenn, IN 'he afd
exeelen, house No y Ci'y Hal P-ee. not owe m nue..
walk Norh Of the Posi- Office asd len; to Broad
way. Wzll and Pca-l-stre-,. Tho,e who have uotyct
made arrangements or the earnestly ip'ited TO
ca, before .ea.,oe elsewhere every effort will here
be made 10 ensure the comfort and satisfaction OF tn,
boarder, ~ d.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

CaAUrAuqrE Cou>rY BASX.-The reports IN
circulation unavorable this institution, are with
out a shadow OF foundation. The bills are not On
ly nov. but have been, and will continue TO be
promptly redeemed at their counter, and at tt c
New-York State Bank in this city
Alb. Eve. Jour.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

u To Mothers.->ors hipri s-Dr. Smith cnn no lon
ger refuse 10 bring The public hi, emehy that IN
h private practice has had suck dem1nc to event
MS proper attention has other Gons'rair-
cd therefore, by his feelings he frankly ickn,w
lsdges prospect Of sn Immense sale He oier, Ihs
Nipple SSave perfect guaranty that Ihs most delicate
aud exquisite OF the r-others suffering may be lnmcdi
aely acyuted and cared lie hopes, therefore, mothers
-partcu ary young women--wll not IN any ca-e hesl-
ate To procure this ctvc With fall directions for use,
ch v III he found on zach box. To bs had only at
II MaideR Lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

RouxD DlvlpEXp.-The Directors of the Erie
and Waterford Turnpike Compaay, Penn, have
declared dividend of nine per cent. on the capi
tai Of said road for The past wear.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03
CHEAPEST CASH .AsLOR YET.

u Fcter '. Hustled, Nc'I Vhaiham square, corn
e7 Of Chatham ascs Clohe' 70 order ID the
ct style. 10 per cheaper than the cheapest ca.h
Tailor IN this city good fl in Ill cases warranted
IN - faN
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

GJ A Mr. HoNe OF Shaitsbury Vt killed
himself recently by swallowing oil Of vitrio.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

STA ROBERT PEEL, Sr.Ech.-'Ve see 1t stated IN some
ofte English papers that after SIR Robert Peel hsn hn-
shsd hi- fi.t speech Premier in the House of Com
mons Lord John Russell mirked TO Daniel OConDe!
that K,bert have taken something his speech
vas so bri,lr>t Some OF PEAsE & SoNs IIOARHoUNp
CAxpY, probably" rcpl ell Daniel. Thus see the
Candy Me-sr>. Peac Son Is found abroad Ms well as
a. home. And Is both IN France and England
Mcssrs Pease Son nothing about foreign approba-
iinn hut II .n.a.. NJ. Y Inc Sold nt IS DIVISION
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

II President ilnhan will preach in the Free
Congregational Church Of Chrystc and ancy
streets, half past o'ellk X this evening. ~ c3 1t
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

II The Soun- choir, or school Singing Book
Original aud selected. by VIM b. Bra1hury, asi C W
SANDERS The attention of Teachers particularly
quesed 10 ,ac following notices. just received by the aa
llsaeis.
Messrs. DAyrov & S,xroS- Genuemea-l have exam.
insd your valuable ,ile musical publication, The Young
Choir and feel r-a ed be able t. express my rnoOn
diuona appreciation >, the Il Is Just the thing
wanted for juvenile classes and hope 1t may be widely
aad extensively patronIzei.
| an. re,poD tiu.iV YOUR, >. Il. PoND.
Late vocal Leader OF the y. Y Scrch Muse Society
Mc.sts UAyroS IN SANroN-l haze received the copy
of. The Young C-oir" by W. q. Bradbury and C. w.
Sanders aud have examined It Thoroughly and with
great pleasure. rbe Is chaSte and simple two great
rxc.aucies m i nusca worS. The arrangements well
dos .cd And executed and know oi no work oi the KIND
be.tcr Gale l.tei dp good. The NO K Rso couiani
uonss OF the Elements Of music, answer al Rarpo
-cs or youth
Id ult no: hut It VIII afford iaction schools @r
cbldfen aad youh aud hoaeI wil Obaina general use.
c. P.SMltI MAJOR of Brooklyn.
oetoter %. Isu.
p & = also publish New Collection of Instrumental
Music consisting of solos, Duets ard rrios for tae Flute,
Violin ami Violncsllo from The works OF Beethoven Mo-
z,rt Haydn BE hui, Wash Strauss, and other ennsnt
composers, To which are added brief instructions for each
instrument.
Al,o IN pfess-"Thc Northern Harp" consisting Of
org,na sacred aud moral sOGs adapted te the most pop
ulsr melodies for the Panofore and Guitar. By MIS-
Mary $ b. DANA outhor Of" The southern Harp
DAYTON & SANTON,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

ClRcrs-A superb bill Of light, amusing and healthy
performances announced for night Al this place
take wife without fear of beholding
any thing winch will cause blu H.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

j. Pease', Horehound Ca4dy sold down town Il
MaidcR-lane.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

II Beware of Oils for the tla,r.-They deb ate md
relax the very ve.se that should be strengthened aud
stimulated 4 rlomcut- r. II ct on will convince any
sLle person of The Of oily mater causes
taldne., than all other Ladies, remember this
YOUR be furnished with the Balm Of COlum
ia-a spiruors cx,rac; the mos, and
roots bu, no salie- rhaievcr with the fragrant
perfume. Mar hundred OF late aud positive
restoration Of the hair by reported by lviug sub
ecs and nearly all the fashionable peri me
and purifier even II they not losing the hair I'm
meuse quantities are sold only at II Maiden lane.
Remember the number. Is il has been crfeited.
u Pease', Horehound Ca4dy sold down at Il
New-York tribune., 1841-12-03

y Chapmon's Tablet strop e made at lo2
WlIIIam.strest. Try II