New-York tribune., 1841-11-24

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NJAMEs B. GLEsTwoRTH has been discharged
from the indictment hanging over him By noHe
prosesui-hi. counsel insisting on trial or re-
ease, and the District Attorney refusing to pro-
coed afiesh until our LocoF oco Corporation shall
pay the cost of the former trial. which has thus far
been withheld The conduct OF these gentlemen
is to US unaccouatable. Who can explain it
70 CHARLES F. MITCHELL, as will be seen BY
OUT report of his Trial, yesterday convicted Of
Forgery, as charged in the first indictment found
against him We believe there were several other
indictments ready il this had failed His counsel,
however, having excepted TO the Recorders deci-
sions in the course Of the trial, the sentence is
necessarily suspended until the Supreme Court can
decide on the exceptions.
DANIEL F. SLAUGHTER ha, been nominated for
Congress by the Wings of the Orange District,
Virginia. This is most provoking to Messrs.
Banks and Smith, the contendiug Loco.Focos, who
resigned their claims in order to submit the ques-
dered Special Election to take place next Mon
day, when in pops Wing candidate, and threat
ems to spoil the race. The District gives some 3
or 400 Loco majority though Mr. Slaughter once ran
within dozen votes of Mr. Banks, when the latter
was first elected Whether one of the contesters
will decline we know not if not, Mr. Slaug liter is
likely to be elected
% Erastus Brooks, Esq has been succeeded
in the Editorial conduct of the Portland Advert
ser by PHlSEAs BARNES, Esq. late Professor at
watervillc College.
W F. 0. j. Smith, Esq has issued Prospec-
Jus for an Agricultural paper, to be published se-
mi-monthly at Portland. 1t is to be called the
Eastern Farmer. Price 81 per annum.
20 There is an importer in this City who has
in store 200 goatskins recently from Magadore
Have these been sent by Consul Carr to supply
John |. Mumfords pressing demand for 10000
bucktails We shall be obliged 10 the organ of
Tammany for information.
FROM BUESos AYREs.-Ry the Caroline and
Mary, arrived from Monevideo, intelligence TO the
9th September has been received. The port of
Buenos Ayres remains closed TO foreign vessels
The following letter from our correspondent
firms all the important news:
MoSrEyIpEo, Sept 70, ls4I
An English packet arrived here yesterday from
Buenos Ayres bringing the news that the Monte
I'D hoe .aJ bo IS
England in their contest with Burnos Ayres, and
nat England has gwen orders TO Mr. Vaudeville,
their Minister at Buenos Ayres efec, if possible
i reconciliation between them. The packet also
,rings a report from Buenos Ayres that Rosas has
refused to acknowledge the independence of this
state or to treat with the President Gen. Reveira
IN any conditions. The French Charge des Affaires
tt Buenos Ayres has entered a complaint against
he Government OF Buenos Ayres for not complying
with the terms OF the treaty between them, one OF
the first articles OF which is that they acknowledge
the Independence of the Banda Oriental this state
He says that nothing but French powder and bal!
will make them comply with their obligations and
it is said he will wi thdraw-iadced, il is said he
has already demanded his passports. Thus we
are to enjoy another blockade and energetic meas
ures will be taken.
The character of the President of the Banda
Oriental is in many important particulars the
reverse of that Of Rosas He is mild, merciful,
and even kind to his enemies taken in arms against
him. and sparing of blood in fight. He is said,
nowevcr, to be faithless. lavish of money, whether
MS own or borrowed, excessively addicted 10
gambling, but free to part with his gains TO any ia
distress. He is poor, although President. Ro
sas, who is rich, has few good qualities.
Gambling is considered here rather virtue than
dsgraceful vice among all classes-,he rich and
poor natives and sll-Catholics, foreigners, not
excepting the ecclesssti-s.
% NJ. BRAHlM's CoScERr in the spacious
and elegant Saloon of the Gothic (late Masonic)
Hall last evening fully and fashionaby
attended. The veteran vocalist was in excellent
voice and gave some of the best English, and Scotch
Melodies in style rarely exce!led. We learn that
ne will give Sacred Concert on Saturday evening.
70 Mr.. BURRJrr viii lecture before the New
York Lyceum a, the Broadway Tabernacle this
evening. For subiest, &c. see advertisement.
u Dr.. LAKDNER gives his Second Lecture on
Astronomy :, Clinton Hall this evening.
GaAnAM's Lazy AID GrSrLEMAS's MAGAZINE, Decew-
Der, ls'l. Israel Post, S powesy.
Two fine ensravings embellish this number of
the Magazine, which is farther enriched BY literary