New-York tribune., 1841-06-17

yr Our riends Albany are Informed mat @ ,v Agent
ns Fyn vynliann he found a. H. rs ,me With
Ls,.st or New Eagl.nd Ho.sL "hse'er may easc d m
M 7, NAV rely beng faithfully and puhe'u"i! "
A-.a, at each Of the following places: Be-,
,o Phladphis Troy and Kias.ion olo6II bu.i.
men uch opportunities establish PerFna Apply
n.ss a, very small cot OF NIX Is fa'oP p
r,.,. r.,on ,ra,erng seveneenti u " ,n ara r. EN-
Sun~he pretending to be the Irsu"s ," of6oe S~.s.'
turc; he has connection WIN 1
c., oe ,+e journals are complaining OF the waste
a dlv Of business in Congress vale they at the
,, ,bli,h nearly all hat Is sad an edc@ House
le preaching Temperance and selling alcohol a; the
ie-wretched business. Some oi them talk OF turn
be comfortable desks and chairs out OF the Capitol to
arrest the evil The remedy would be TO turn out the
Reporters So long village lawyer retail dernagogue
who happens get into Congress may be sure that ms
,,ondrous discoveries Finance and Legislation VIII ne DIS
rensed TO gaping rnul,tules all the Country We ha
have an eternal ovepu of vain abbins IN Congress- 10 e
yeplec OF all business, however pressing we prefer "te
fore to do what little is power S' TIC corec"o
IF this oyershadowng evil by carefully presenting Whatever
. done or proposed in each House with ver itle OF what
is said If other journals would do hkeVvls'' congress
would dispatch business and adjourn WITHIN 4 month
n The Madisonian very justly argues ii't congress
b, NO, "a stop at the threshold in tie great work OF l
pr,cusgsr. but having down the price OF the fuDhc
,.on,v cr cent should proceed apply the Prin
e 70 its Clcrkshps and other nice places ana tat )o9
IN which the Capitol abounds. We second the motion
with hearty GOOD WILL Reform may begin with the f1n'ers
hut must not stop there. Twohirds OF tho alaT1es Faia by
A coe,peu, ought to be rc,renched with all The allow
co neroui.ite and Jobs. We know this work cannot be
fully entered upon now the ground ought 10 be broken at
the first Regular Session
We understand that the credit OF moving ana carrying '
ropoon for Rc,renchment OF the cost OF lnuns Is uu
70 Hon MltLARp FILLMORE Of this State Let the eho'
of Reform remember When the proFo'i''os h'e oeen
agreed upon by the Wings moved IN the House oy
Hon JoHx SERGEANT, and prevailed BY an overwhelming
rnaoriy-only nineteen LOco-focos in the negative Let
the facts be engraved on the public mind
NJ A friend n,ma,es tha, wish for Henry CLAY
ON tho floor Of the House seems to disparage the leading
Wbr Members of that House Certainly nothing like this
yo intended We know right well that over one hundred
br Members of that House doing all that men can do
70 rrre forward the public business We know that 1t Is
owing TO no lack zeal, industry ability on Their part
,hot nothing is accomplished And yet wc are confident 'ht
one man uniting the extraordinary Legislative tact and eN-
;encc with the commandn. talents and influence oi HEN
nv CLAY could do good there Is tins diSpaasns TO
Others l. it unreasonable
Cu.prrs O'M,G1EY.-A and far quaTto edition OF
,be first series OF Charles ONiaey the Irish Dragoon has
lust been published by j. Winchester 30 Anstret rr'ce
sfv cents the Philadelphia edition costs three dollars
So much for newspaper enterprise
We need saw nothing in commendaon OF Charles . Mai
lew In broad uuiaing hnmor racy denea'on OF i'lsh
character pic4rc Of military c in gchcra vgor and rlci
has scarcely been exceeded The current numbers
f b; work are received from Dublin by Nh Winchester In
advance Of their publication. and rt gwen TO the pubic
,o,b tho columns of the New World They are also pub
.b.a scnorotcly and when concluded the whole work will
.,rr one anpe. comprehensive yolime costing 81 IN
ether editions, 81
A1ApAuA-Thc Tuscaloosa Monitor OF 'he 4fh sVes Us
the official vote for Members Congress in this s'oe-cvery
County heard from Tho aggregates are As follows;
Hon R.nss ogrs''' rSoomaa mSS' 1886 Hon ores
naniaun pnG" M GS%.s e. Shield o95 Capt, john T 1881
Col Winter Payne 2{o'.. Gen John ~ ~ ~
"'H ''''s "a ~. Col William D. Dunn E-o
Average opFosloo" WV Average hie votc.-.-- l',i23
9pTs,Sa ysYs S4 'sS5ass 6au l, e
Col Dann no"iao'ei' hat dse'"'a 'h ia' ' '
cro,a,,-rhe following j. the popala,ioa according to
,bc new Census, OF tue principal towns Of Georsa;
savannah. .il2l4 Aug,l.,a----6,227 Macon 9sS
Columbus 3lo6 Miedse,lc2095 Darien 10
NJ Another Portrait of the late Gen HARRIsoX, said to
h very GOOD likeness mas a>t beel pabhed in l'os;o"
and is for sale a, Tmgley is9! Broadwa at ne moderate
n,;cc Of ST. 1t engraved oa steel oy O. Pclton and d.
Kimberly from painting by a. G Ho''
p5 In our notice of the Knihcrbocker fr aae we stated
ina, the Editors Table lacked 'suai pr md variety
Hud we known that Nlr CLARK had been "a; the bedside Of
his diving bcothcr during pas; weeks we soad by 70
means have made this notice
PROSPECTS, OF THE Corroy CNor.-Ihe following are
extract. from the private pondcnce OF trend:
CoLuMsy Iowude, Co. Miss. MAY % ISL
Cotton crops are materially injured sy the insects
AprapErx Mouroe Co. Miss Jnae ], ISL
had prospcc, ior good Cotton crSp--llc ice have
ruined the Cotton ,s,
PERHAPS ,irucs harder wi;i ;han at present
advise Your friends make large debts against Us the
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