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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

FIRE IL PRIsoN.-The centre building of iae
Missouri Stu,e Penitent.ary at Jefferson City, with
all its contents, was consumed on the 18th ull.
The wings in which the conyicts were confined
we're saved. The los, of the building falls on tho
Suite that of the contents on the essees, Messrs'
Gordon n Birch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

FlRr.-Ycsterdey morning between three and
four o'clock, IRE broke out in stable in The
centre of the block bounded By Grand, Broomr,
Orchard and Ludlow streets, which was entirely
destroyed with the contents and the rear Of
dwelling house on Ludlow street was materially
injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

10 The Regulations OF the War Department
under the Act of June 50, 1854 to prevent the III
Production Of Srdent spirits into the Indian country
announcing the penalties for the offence and the
made OF proceeding against offenders have been
published in the Inselligenccr. Instructions have
also been issued from the Solicitor of the Urea
sury to L. S. District Attorneys and Marshals TO
afford their aid in Preven,Rs the truifc in spiritu
Gus LIQUORS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

The CUSARD misunderstanding to state
managers of the Cunard Steam Navigation Com
pany are parsulng course with reference to the
conduct of their steamers which must create gene.
raj and decided indignation against them and we
fcrven,ly hope, lead to the establishment OF lire
of American Steamers from New-York ts Liver
pool-far superior to any we have yet seen, or are
likely to see, from England. 1t has been known
for some time that Capt. Mcclellan had resigned
his post as Captain Of the Caledonia, and in the
Commercial of Saturday we find Il letter which ex5
plains the reasons for this step Capt. Mcclellan
is member of the Methods, church and Jealous
and devoted Christian he in the habit of al
lowing cergymen who we're on board his ship and
wished to do 50, TO conduct religious service on
the Sabbath, and when there were mono OR board
he would read prayers and sermon himself. He
also allowed religious exercises among the crew in
the forward cabin, and when it was desired by the
passengers, permitted the reading of prayers in
the saloon. This privilege he granted 10 Kew.
GEORGE SCOTT the Jealous and estimabc Swedish
missionary, who has but just left our shores to re-
new his self.denying labors. This gentleman ha'
published letter IN the London WatcAman, CIV
lag the substance of regulations recently adopted
by the Company, which forced Capt. McKellar
resign They were that none but clergyuen OF the
Established Church should be permitted ever to
conduct religious service, and they only once upon
the Sabbath and a, no other time. No other rel-
gieus exercise. are to be allowed Oh board
Complaints are also made that the Cunard
Steamers are now under the charge OF young and
inexperienced Captains: tina, the servants on
board are disagreeablc impudent and ina'tentive,
and their general arrangements exceedingly IN
comfortable. How well founded these complaints
may be we have no means OF judging but the
regulations introduced BY the company are highly
atoerant and must receive the decided repr-hen-
sion of candid men of all sects. We hope all these
wrongs NAV be redressed: butwe hope still more
earnestly ereoag to see line of swift, safe and
well-regulated Steamers ploughing the ocean from
thi. port to those OF Great Britain. 1t is blot
upon our enterprise that there is not one already.
70 Mr.. Charlie, Powers, in the Victoria Dis
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

" Charles 0'lu nIicy.-The conclusion of this
great story OF the day IS contained IN las, Saturdays
Quar,o Edinon of the NEW WORLD. The description
Of the Battle WATERLOO Of the moat )iried
a interesting that has been given Of that miih
Copies can yet b; had at the Office No 80 Aun-
4teet.
Terms of the New World, 50 year now volume
Of the QUARTO commences the Let Of J-nuafy.-
Back numbers Of the present volume can be furnished to
COW subscribers 81 dl5 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

" Mons. Guaud, thr anacde of the French
Consul at Baltimore, is believed to have been
drowned. He was last seen on Tuesday night,
very drunk, at the Baltimore house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

WascH Tie nfis Rclari "ipslow. o@a
BY Mes-rs Wins owe Of clr.cpad "'l .oadel
with ovens, furniture, ~. va. driven ashore near
Chicago on The 25'h ulr. n, lives lost Several
Other wrecks on Lake Michigan are reported. Ii
IS feared that The briss Illinois aud osceOla are
among the lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

FlRE.--About one O'Clock this morning ira
broke out on board sIoop lying in the East River
Mt Old Slip The engines were speedily on the
spot and the fire was soon exIiDguished with but
trdDg injury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

% The sloop Emily was caP'ilrd on Friday,
the Both, of Old Point Comfort, Va and three
persons, Capt Houscman MIR. Decker, and one
whose name was unknown. were drowned. The
owner. Mr. Slcishi, was The only one saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

CLAIMS on MExioo.-Thc Secretary of State
has given notice tina, the Commission for settling
claims on the Mexican Government will terminal,
its sittngs on the Goth OF February next, ard that
its duration cannot be extended by law of Con
rrcss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

D A woman named Brown or Briggs has been
arrested n.d committed to Jail at Trenton, n. J.
on suspicion of having murdered her child, about
a year cid, whose body was found in the canal
She says tina, she is the wife of soldier on Bed
lows Island, and that, being intoxicated while en-
deavoriu. to get water from the canal to queoch
ner thirst, her child fell from her arms into the
water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

oHlo.-The Legislature of Ohio assembled a,
Columbus on the 9th, Rufus 7. SPaulding (opp.)
was chosen Speaker of the House and James J.
Faran (Opp.) Speaker pro TEN. OF the Senate, each
by majority of three votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

% Gen. David Taylor, Of Cha'toagn Co. Gu.
committed suicide on The 18th ult. by opening an
artery in his thigh. He had become involved N
his pecuniary affairs by ;rediag iu Morus Ei'Ir-
calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13
corre,pondence of The Tribune.

KEY WEST Nov a. ls4l.
GESTLEMES: Information reached this place n
few DAYS since of the stranding of the ship John
TAYLOR. Maet. master, on the south side Of the
island of Cuba. The ship was driven into SIX
feet of water, and the captain, unable to get her
OFF without aid, sent round to Havana for assist
ance. A steamboat and the schooner Warrior,
Capt. Griifiths, Immediately set out for the wreck
The brig Mary Silsby, from New-York bound
to New-Orleans on the 9th inst, struck upon t
rock. head inside the reef about II miles east Of
this place. While off Indian Key she had taken
pilot on board from one of the wrecking vessels,
and was under his charge at the time OF the acct
elt The same wrecking vessel, happening to be
on her way here found the brig in this condition,
and gra,aitously assisted in getting her aaoat. No
blame wa, attached to the pilot; and, it seems to
me, none need be- Under all the circumstances,
it would rather appear to contradict the prevalent
opinion OF the dishonesty of the vreckers.
Late arrivals bring the gratifying intelligence of
the capture of Indians Report says that fight
occurred near New River, in which Of the In
dans were killed, IS taken prisoners, and more
afterwards voluntarily surrendered themselves
Not man of the white. killed. The party
who captured the Indians were under the COM
rnsnd of Capt. Wade
CAUGHT The negro who murdered Mrs. Nc
Mahon and daughter Athens, Tenn. nPPre-
pretended on the 9th inst. in the swanrs near that
place, whers he has been lurking since the perpe-
tra;ion of the deed He confesses the murder,
and says he killed them because he did no, Ike
them. Great excitemen, prevailed among the cit
liens when he was broush, to Athens.
T On Thursday, the 9th, an elderly woman at
Brighton, Mass. was picking up chips on the rail-
road track, when the train came in from Worces-
ter. She was struck in the head and instantly
killed
PAs Mr.. Charlie, rilIotson. of smithyillc,
Chenango County harvesting hi, horse he
received severe Kick from him n, to cause hi,
death almos, immediately
" The body Of an unknown man foun1 in the
bay Al Boston on Fnday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

O. The cooper's shop of Mr.. d. d. Page at
St. Louis, Mo was burned on the 9Th ut. Loss
5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

p We are indebted to the American Traveller
for London papers received by The Acadia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

MORE HoAAiSe,--Soms days since the Sun pub
fshed an account of grea. Ere a, Albany which
DESTROYED some thirty houses. l, has no, beer
confirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

CouSrERFEfrERs LAST Lar. Pease & Son have,
without regard expense, had engraved new lase or
wrapper th1 invariably around their candy, and BY
which purchasers, # they eta'ins II a'enfey' VIII al
way. detec, the genuine from the spurious article This
wrancr we will describe, for the publ: benefit First
all Eagle supporting the American Flag On the flag IL
inscribed the word PE,SE. On label is'uirg from the
euge'. mouth aud held his taoA' Is Clarified Essence
Of EIoarhouud Candy just beneath the eagle, 10 The
right and left yigaetcs sue OF which represents
Hercules Staying the Hydrs hu'dred headed serpent
each head Of hch may Ia considered type OF Coughs
Cod. A.thmas Consumption, &c. &c. The other Wig
neue il The Scripture subject Of the Good ssnaritan sue
cnrina wounded traveller and aordiDs him christian
aid The whole design ia beautifully executed lrm5
datcy below the engraving il the fac smile Of John
Peass & Son, Is Division New York. Copy right Sc
cured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

% a Currency Convention was held at Bal.
timore on the 9th inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

= No QvAcEgRY but ple4.ant and speedy cure for
coughs throat less Of voice and all diseases arising
from cold prepared only b, the proprietor. and kHo
H0neS HgPeiaH HoGrhoHRd Candy. Beware Of all
articles mpouuJ.d of vile Drag
To be had wholesale asd retail 49, Broad way,
of Howard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

NEw-YoRk STATE CAsALs.-A statement has
been prepared by the Canal Department of thi,
State which administers most witherng rcbuke
10 the base spirit, whs for years have endeavored
to bias, the greatners and the glory OF the Empire
State. The following is an abstract of this state
ment showing the amount received by the Coilec-
tors upon each of the State Canals for tolls, penal
tie. and copies of ccarances in 1910 and also in
1S4l up to Dec. l, with the Increase and decrease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

RowERr AMrrfrHEArsE-A An entire bill of enter
,snments com ncncin. with splendid Equestrian Wal
and opnde b. eight Idle. and gentlemen presenter
here tonight Mr.. Hulig+n the extraordinary
lean and dourl, eaper makes hls first appearance. The
whole bill OF entertainments presents richness AMI
reiy Of novelties which ac great credit fer good
on the popular equ.slrnu manaker Mr.. Derious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13
DrrAurr CHARGED UP.

DErAuLr CHARGED uroS 4 TELtER.-We are
informed that AR. Sinclair, one Of the Tellers OF
the Mechanics Banking Association in Wall street
having been discovered on Friday last, to have de-
aslted to the amount of 1880 or $500 by over
drawing his account, he was dismissed by the
Bank from the situation he held therein and notice
given to tho other Banks of the fact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

" FOR the Repor, of the Secretary OF War sec
First Page.
u For Poem and new Chapter Of Rarnaby
Nudge see Las, Page.
" For City Intelligence see nezt Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

II Eighth Ward Wing AssocinfIon'-
An adourned meeting Of he above Association val BIO
held al the Howard Hcuso TUESDAY evening l3th
net a, half past O'Clock. Punctual attendance Is re-
que.ted n BOWDrrCH BLUNT President
OLIVER WHITE Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

% man named Lewis Clark has been ar
rested and committed at Boston, on charge of hay-
ing murdered Mary McAlister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

REPORT OF The SECRETARY or WAR.-An ex-
tended abstract OF this able document will be
found upon our first page. 1t presents full and
clear account of the condition OF our army and
general defences, and suggests many important
improvements in our present military system ne
Secre,ary's views and recommendations upon me
subject of Iaternal Improvemeni-the cons'I''''0"
of Railroads, Canals, &c. with especial reference
10 their importance as military roads-are liberal
and entitled 10 earnest consideration. One great
source of power consist. in the ability rapidly TO
concentrate large number Of troops; and what
eyer Increases the facilities for speedy communica-
lion between the different portions OF the Country
contributes so much to It's defence. We trust that
this par, of the Report will be regarded wiki z
portion Of the liberal and enlightened spirit which
dictated it. The account given of our Indian rela-
tons is on the whole satisfactory, and the high
compliment, paid TO the bravery and ability of Col.
WORTH will be cordially echoed by every one ac-
quanted with the services and the merit. OF that
gallant officer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

u Catalogues ready Of the extensive Sale OF
Old English Book, rec,aiy imported 10 be co,ed with
By Royal CURLY, at the New York Long
Room l79 Broadway Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, l4th 18th and 18th The collection coz
Of very great variety of rare, valuable
Pooks embracing many original editions Of standard
authors and also copy Of Napoleon's Great Work on
Egypt, in - v,ounes ~ Oil u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

u Mr. Charlie. Powers, in the Victoria Dis
,rict, n. c., was killed by piece of rock, which
he was Blasting. or the 2Sth ut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

GALE AT BUrrALo.-The Buffalo Advertiser
states ;hat yer? heavy gale occurred ct that city
on the 5;h inst Ssveral buildings were blown
down and man named Hadield killed by the fall
of one. No injury of consequence was dOnO to
the shipping in the harbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13
Lawyers MANY


SusnraE rouRr-l IuO. 1903 ll3 rs lis. l2l. u. 30
30 o. l2l l23 l2i l26 l-s 1s 800, 263 ~ 1872 1888.
10 1876 1877, lbs, l39 no. al li2 l4}, ~ li6 liGlT
II Rome immortal Rome, the capital Of the groates
aid despotc of governments, whether demo- rstc
imperial clerical that this world ha. known the
fountain hea n the mghtes AMI mott pervsdiHs power
tina has ever bees exercised -arth-Romc, immortal
Rome wonderful her rise her duration and hsr decay
wosderful il her .pendor ard wonderful in her fall
never in hor palmrst days conferred beEcit
her citizen, Dr. Sherman has on this the greatest
Republic o the present day by placing before the public
a variety of medicines eilcacuus and pleasant
Even When the tine shall come that he ceases TO exist
still shall they b, rememberej and noted as one OF the
Dressings of the past immortal history and tradition
und exercising the etnes Il uRuumbcred ages sn
unseen influence through the records of their maryeoa,
deeds Coughs. colds, p.lpnuons, aud IN fact nearly
all the dcases that flesh heir TO yield to those UNI
vailed medcines. Warehouse LOG Nassau street, where
they be bad in quantity, also agents 459 Broad
uav le5 Bowcry II East Broadway, ~ Blocker, e1
Hudson.stIcet, ana kushton & ASpinwailS
u ar. G. rreeborn me cnaut, le3 Front street ~
has given p, rmissn his freely TO having
been cured of distressing rheumatism of long standlng
by Icwess Nerve and Bone Lnimen,, after great
city of other remedies hat been tried III ynln The posi
tive and quick effects Of this article we'll known
all who hayc heard of IT. to require no reference
Those no are Ignorant unbelievng requested TO
call n Mr. Frccboru No II slBidcn Lane. where
overwhelming testimony may be seen and tho article pro-
cured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

" The body Of an unknown nan found in the
bay At Boston Fnday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

II Mechanics Institute lecture. this even
isg Monday. Dec 18TH The \. Y society LiDfary' ~
A C. Post NJ. D. on the Bores atd joints, commencing
At s,cIock. ~
Ticket. admitting lady and gen'lsnan - cents TO
had IT tn. lD,titnte. CITY HOI after * O'CLOCK h"oh
Nassau 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

pAs Mr.. Charlie, rilIotson. of smithvillc,
ChenangO County was hnrne,sing hi. horse he
received severe Kick from him n, to cause hi,
death almost Immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

S On Thursday, the 9;n, an elderly woman at
Brighton, Mass. picking mp chips the rail-
road track, when the train came in from Worces-
ter She was struck IN the head and instantly
killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

49, - '''' wa W 90 w. N' ~
at cast make Sno" OF supporting II.
The President gaze his FIRST ConsresS'ona! Din
'' - -, -
''' no. =,
'' " 49, ',' ~. -, 10. 49,, h,oa.,h
- a.. ,.. -,
-. -: ,.e.;.h,l p
an -, ;u,, N,,4o.. ,.h.A
I,.;,l n. clor,o, Of cboplnins and announee,ner,
OF Committees VIII be busy day
We have a high and cool north VINO to'n'eat
uf;cr t~o OF three days OF mid, wea usf with
clouds aud some ram.
c... -,
Chcaso ON the 25th ult n. lives lost. Several
Other wrecks On Lake Michigan arc reported Ii
IS feared ,hat the brics Illinois aud Osccoa are
omo,, rho lo.,
The 3o,b. of Old Point Comfort. Va. and threo
Cant. House man. Mt. DECKER, una one
whose name was unknown. were drowned. The
owner sir' o''sn' WIS .uc o'''i Wv
y,.,o.1o,, ,oor,i,c hetwccn ,hrcc and
tour e1oeN' p" NV o'0N'
centre OF the block bounded oy D'ano' otooHe'
Orchard and Ludlow streets which was entirely
DESTROYED. with the contents; and the rear of
injured.
D.. r., L..;II;. g =.
Missouri Stu,e P.nitentiarv al Jefferson Civ with
all It's contents, was consumed on inc -'tn u'"
Th ,,,;,, i; ,b;cb ,h, co,v;ct. ,vare confined
"' wings !" VIM" NV
were saved. The loss OF the building falls on tho
stute that of the contents on the lessee-, Me''r''
Gordon " birch.
,-I.,. ,l;, ,..,;,,, era
fiRE'--ADoue one oCiocN tn'' "'o'' ''s '''
hrokc out nm hoard sloop living in the Eas, River
Mt Old Slip. The engines were speedily on the
ana, md n. fro WINS .oon ext;neuisLed with but
rifiing INJURY
A. n n p,, .,
" The coopers SHOP oil Nlr. y. ~ rage l"
(. -, NJ ,,.. l,,,r,.d m ,b. oz,b uI, La.
"
5000
rr ChurIes 0,lunIiry.-The conclusion Of this
great story OF the day contained las, Saturdays
1r,-,o ,I,,;,, Of IN. NEW WORLD TIL. description
au'i'' '-'''''" " - 10,
Of the Battle WATERLOO IS one OF the moAt srien
aI interesting that has ever been given If that .hty
event Copies can yet b; had at the Office No. 30 Aun-
,,,eet
r.. g ,Ao Wi, :, navy voums
s''' " -" '''''' -
% the QUARTO commences on the lei oil J-h""fy'-
BACK numbers o' the present volume can NC
GO" subscribers u u''
~, y,.: a.o;,,;o,
An adiou,ued meeting Of The above Association val DO
bsLi a. IN. uow,td Hou,. ON Tuesday evening, i4lh
,n.t.a, balf oa.t O'Clock Punctual ouendance
que.ted. n BOWDrrCH BLUNT President
=, OLIVER WHITE wee President
Wv " Dov Secretaries dl32t
,-,..-,,a .,r-., bi.even-
i.r Nondsy' Dec i3,h A. The n Y society Lbrary, by
A C. POET, NJ D., the Bose' asd JOINTS commencing
g" creoeN. ,.d, -. oso,Isr,an. % cents. to
had 1T tn, ID,ttus. CITY Ho after ~ 9e9eh mon
At the Cn;sa Hill Book store corner OF beehA nh'
Nassau st. c'' IL
,;I. + ;Lgnry s.gctures.-Tbe
,.e,',ea ~ ,sc rour,o III he delivered at ClIhon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

FROM LlBsKn.-Papers from Liberia 10 The
Isl of October have been received BY the CONNER
eia Tbs death Of Governor BUCHANAN took
place on the Sd Of September; his disease was the
yellow fever. The ad ADMINISTRATION CT the Govern
ment aevolves upon Lieut.. Cow j. Roberts
A letter has been received in the city from Lieut.
Gov. Ferguson Of Sierra Leone in answer 10 IN
ouires made with reference to the stus ION OF Men
di and the reception Of tse Mrndans who have
recently Sc. sail for Afrioa. The letter states tina;
Nendi i. on the Banks OF the Sierra Leone river.
within three or four days sail from FreetOw1, and
promises thst upon the arrival Of the Mendians they
shall be cordially received. provided FOR ana sent
to their cwn homes under the protection and al
the expense OF the Government. The destruction
of the SLAVE factories during the year has been
great. and an eatc,aal blow given to Ibis horrible
traffic. It's said ,ha; the agents Of the most note
rious Of the Slave dealers (Pedro Blancol have
already gwen up the trade. Whatever may be
hi. motives the fact is regarded as highly en-
coura.ins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

u IMPosruRE.-Purcha,crs, beware of a vile mitn
ton OF Chrehughs Tricophorous," made by pr'n
ciped fellow lately discharged from employ Tie
great celebrity Of this Compound, for the cure OF bald
gray hair scurf, dandruf has prompted HIM
have show bill. and bottle labels similar tn lie original
and thus all the outward appearance OF the genuine
Trlcophcrous The prrpars ton lIscli IL VIE
and bears resemblance the genuine except is o.
ing liquid. su caution all purchasers TO os'etfe Inh'
the genuin. arucle has the proprietors name 'aif
Crchugh lcrIiteH not printed the outside wrapper
hIch fcony aud the cork oil esSn oous
sealed IN red vax, with the Impression Chrrhughs
Tr,cophcrou, New York" All others arc counterfeit
II surtout., CIoaks, &c.-A large as'or:nrn
of beaver aad rlsd Cloths, for SnrtSnts and Winer
r-ock. A., Cloak Cloths, received and will be mad
an tn order Al the Emporium OF Cheap GsrmrLts,
.ucb prces AZ must offer Inducements 10 purchas,fs.
Ibr .tvI, and finish Of garments will be found CON
por; win any bouse IN the trade
WM r. JENNINGS, -, Broadway, American Hotei
god a.,orlmen; of the above Garments Coz. tanti,
hand. ~ MI imis
u Particular Norico.-Tho.s persons hsvin,
difni.nrc OF ANY description dispose Of or ~ho
breaking up hou,ek keeping will fnd ready .se lcr N
all Of their goods by sending Their address
calling upon the subcribeF Goods eny sur
.sased OF In q Z. COTTON, i97 Chatham streci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-13

ROM BRAzrL.-Da,ss have been received
from Brazil to October 90 The French Brig
Marabout las been captured by the English Sloop-
of.war Rose Under suspicion Of slayS-'radins-
She has been ordered to Cayenne. In Ceara a
party war was raging with violence and some con-
motions had attended tho election, in Mareuhcm
An attempt hsd been made at PaFahyba to a'sa'-
sinatc the President
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