New-York tribune., 1841-07-19
n For Saturdays Mail, nee First Page
II For Chapter indians, see Fourth rage

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elen, arrangement the letters and papers for Poi"
Of this were expedited days, and we received
earlier TWO new parts OF BARSAsT RUDoE' one %
; b,bv be riven in our next Under former a'sP.'e
rho Mil. have been detained at Beston two days a' Z ~
pP letter from an esteemed friend at " aSn-s
sures US ,la, the letter published BY Us AeaHeu
den, the Cabinet, and the Bank, doe' 'J
IT, .;,e states in contradiction 20 our former let
~ ,bo, Mr. CLAY did know that MS OH 0oe'd ho' pass
o od rcferred to-that four " hlg Senators Rad no.
- l,ersna,ion ts vote against IT, bat that
NJ wrr,1cs was confidently expected TO vote for tand
" e did not know, nor did majority OF the Wings
,; ,ba President TYLER would such bill II pass
II On the contrary it believed that the President
would approve the such shape the great mass OF
ba Wbg Members OF the Houses considered expedien'
and proper There is therefore direct collision on these
points between our Two ponden each OF whom ought
10 be well informed on the subject We shall not pretend 70
decide between them
We do not often enter upon the discussion Of points on
which eminent ardent Wings differ from each other
entertain an undoubtng conviction that all OF them desire
anxiousy and earnestly the public good and are acting ac
cordinr 10 their judgement promote IT. we sac WI"
none we blame none and while prefer Mr. CLAY hahh
bill TO any other project before Congress, we are Wiling TO
lake less rather than get nothing. We ceased 10 nope
for the passage that bill substantially until Mr. CLAY MN
self despared of it. But published the letter from
Washington explain the position the Cabinet and PHry
violent and iadvsed attack upon the Members OF that
Cabinet for not performing mPossiohty, or IN deau;
thereof throwing up their places We can see nothing
the breaking up that Cabinet but confusion disaster ana
the hazard If the loss of all have 40 long and arden
struggled for-But that Cabinet must not will not be
oycr,hrown Harmony, forbearance cancellation among
Aigs will We, secure the fruits of the great Revolution e
1910 while jealousy obsnacy and scishness will iiH ali
Friends in power you disaPpoin the eager
expectations of our adyersaes who rejoicing
over our confidently predicted division and downfall But
they disapponicd-they MUST The interests OF the
country demand il, honor of every Whg is also involved
in successful, harmonious result the abors of the fa
Session We rejoice believe that the clouds lately
lowering over already breaking away
D57 That dry old adage about a fool and h money is
very impoite Ifpeoplc choose ;lrec Railroad
truns rcc-orscs and Steamboats, against each other fo
Boston hither order get the Foreign News here at
o'clock on Sunday morning instead of quietly printing then
Extras at Boston and having them here at o'clock by the
regular line nobodys busncss-provding they pay the
fiddler It is doubtless worth $500 have opporunr
10 tell the gaping how the dead Of night Jo7'
got in ten minutes ahead Beside, those who habtuay
behind six days the week ought ovcrake their neigh
boz. on Sunday having hard forii All right Go
ahead, locomotives
CAUTION TO PAREYrs-We were walking last evening on
the Battery Just about sunset and observed lads per-
haps twelve years DID, PLAYING upon edge outside the rail
ing We had walked about half dozen yards pus, when
heard plunge, and looking roHnd that OF
them struggling in the The little fellow oared
Justify for help. which afforded, pa.ser-y
enod nd hi,
parents against allowing their children such
dangerous liberties. We observe every night
chns from FIVE years old rambling about the Battery
with regard their safety Unless fully able take
care Of themselves they should be trusted alone
Mosr HORRIBLE OurRAcE.-It will be recolec,ed that
short named Uterbac found with his hroa
and nearly dead Wilamstown, KY, and that
named Couch and May,hc committed to Jail as hi
Inurderers 1t that Utterback likely 10 recover
On Saturday the 10TH several hundred persons fearful that
they should be cheated of hanging scene, the jail
forced open took the the spot where Uerbncb
found allowed them privilege of clergy for about five
hours and tho hung then, upon In the Of Hu
aanv we would ask how long will be before portions
the Yves, will become halfcivlized II they bottcd
from the earth, i, is only because Justice is delayed
and murCerers allowed immunity for space-we
ne, ioi 1t that notice given OF their incn
ton hrtyx before executoniat about five han
dred citizens pursuant notice went in solemn procession
10 Jail and marched the of murder in the
way. At the ground about thousand persons
sembed who addressed by member OF the bar the
propriety permitting the law take its Whe
his remarks closed religious service performed q
and the murder perpetraed with the coolness
The mob then dispersed quietly 10 their homes.
bins, broker, of 90 Merchants Exchange a check
Saturday the Phenix Eank for $4,000 by his clerk young
man named Murden. The latter drew Ae money n, the
bank exchanged for other and did re,ur-hav
ing is supposed fled with the money. No tdngs of him
have since been received reward of $500 is offered 70,