New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-18
~ The Mail from Washington had not arrived
j. Philadelphia when the ;ran left for this city

~ The Mail from Washington had not arrived
a. Philadelphia when the train left for this city
~ The Steamboat Belle efi this ciiy on Thurs
dav afternoon q, about O'Clock P. n, but was
soon forced b. the storm to anchor under the lee
of Harris Island At about Ten she dragged her
anchor, which was cast IN a new acs. The ca
bic soon parted, as did ,ha; OF the second anchor
The nnach;aer~ was set in motion, but the tIller
ropes gave wav. and the boat was driven al the
aercy Of the winds. and went ashore At half past
ten. She continued TO Withstand most furious
sea Until hal: past one. when she sprung leak
and -oou sled WIKI water. The passengers, crew
and frei.h. are all saved During the whole. The
Captain acted with great coolness and discretion,
and the crew wiki Promp,itgde and yigor. A
meeting of the passengers vas held Yesterday
morning, and resolutions complimentary TO the
Captain and crew adopted.
FLoRDA--The APslachicoa Journal oil the
a7ts ut. states that the Captain of the ship Plume,
from Key West. reports that Lieut.. Mclaughlin
had captured seyea5y-fve Indians on New River,
the news of which bad reached key West before
be left and as credited there.
FKou J.uucA.-Layerd a.es from Jamaica have
been received "a: tie ENcuengc Reading groom
There !, no political news OF general interest The
.iaraica House Of Asscn,5l: convened On the % of
Noyem5er The following extracts from the Gov
ernoc', Message may be interesting:
L, is expected this, IN the approaching serson,
our staple exports viii CONSIDERABLE: exceed those
of ll'c year-
The Six Cor,pan. and Inc Copper Mine Com
p1ny are proceeding with favorabis prospects.
tCo,io. has been produced sufficiently 70 shG~
that ii IL were not excluded b. derouen TO more
valuable articles T.: - insuiSciency OF labor, t
mieh; Become an addironnl source OF prosperity.
The cultivation OF Tobacco on large scale IS
about 10 commence.
The relations between EMPLOYERS and Iaborers
appcar TO have arranged themselves the natural
basis Of mutual interests.
The want OF continuous labor Is still complained
of in some districts. but seseraly as hereto
fore
3" The general good conduct and orderly habit, OF
the people. and their improved feeling toward their
EMPLOYERS. are lust grounds Tor unqualified con
gra,uauon.
lie also 8 ates that some of the mportatioas OF
cmisranls from Great Bri'ajn and Ireland have
done well and some the reverse. He has also
placed restraint upon the ndiscrmnate I'M
perfection OF European 2mgrants, aud DRESSES the
encouragement OF emigration OF free Africans from
Sierra Leone under the belief that Africans are
the only successful laborers in that climate.
5 a National Agricultural Meeting took place
il the Hall OF the House OF Representatives, al
Washington on Wednesday at 4, P. NJ. 1t wA'
numerOlsly attended Ny Members of Congress
and many enterrnzing Agricultur,ts from Nanon.
States. Ii was also cheercd by the presence OF a
brilliant circle of ladies'
Hon. JAags NJ. GARSrrr of Virginia, was ap
pointed President; Senator Linn of Missouri
Hon Edmund Deberry of North Carolina, JOSEPH
Gales ESD. of the District OF Columbia DR.. Jane,
W Thompson of Delaware, Benjamin V. French
/ Esq of Massachusetts, and James S. Clifford o
Illinois, Vice Presidents; j. +. Callan OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia and r. l.. Eiorner of New-Jer
/ sey, Secretaries.
a Committee Of Eight was appointed TO prepare
a Constitution for the Society, which was reported
, amended! and adopted.
The President delivered Address on takin:
the Chair
One of the beneficial objects intended, beside tn
improvement IN Agriculture. by this Society, il, b.
the aid of Government, Civil, Military aud Nava
officers abroad. to obtain foreign seed, roots, fruit
and other articles, through our Consul5 and othr
Government officers, which may be useful auc
valuable 10 our farmers in different parts of IN
United States Phil. L. 5 Gaz.
AGsLrrloy-To pcutoa or not 10 petition, that is tn
question whether the rooI old danes Of our Northern
hcr dut nj husbands hal have tho rrvilcg
of pctitoairs Ccneie, for the suppression of Slavery
b. yc-y roubosom que, and one not like
~ be very easily sct d. The chyery Of The South
proYcrbll hat they lack oEclhinE OF discretion IN thfl
hcr ana Ee.seyerre og2 10 ,hc right Of petition
this any other subject Every session Of our Ma
ti1ual Legislature BRING up the old conventions en
scarcely the members ia IT seats before TIE moot
lng Of thiS vcxed qn 'uon hF''e' et tuc'e |AP nav
he abolition of slavery much al heart, scnd each
the Southern eiuhers box OF sherman tamptor 10
thcy wonderful s1oietS u the nervous ~
TEN aud unioub eily would make them view the sab
ject dispa onately and perhaps yield ther scTi
opposition t. the wishes their Northern brcllren.
Shcsinans Lozengcs have done things before
they have cured many Oi consumption IN few weeks
and thousands Of COILS aud coughs eg 5onrs, and
olt lC6 Nassau anI by his agent, 213 and ij
Broatway, L. Bovery - East Broadway POI Blocker
-. Hudson =, Rush'on & A.pavall three stores, s.
AID l32 Fulton street BROOKLYN
Tns RIGHT or sEARcn.-lirest Britain day af.er day
the African seas Is hing Ari'tocfalIc tyrannJ
American els under the AIMED privilege
Slayc- hunting di.recaring all the due IN,
Ssar-Spangled Blnner Of glorious and unaienablf
liberties. The President in his Message properly
exposes this violation Of rights positively cnims tn
eSsrc.c ohcse pOwcr ,erred on him by the country
resisting such agg-e-un,. IL Is folly TO conceal the
TACT but inc right Of search claimed by England
alone. She Is opposed BY equally obstinate power
wbo claim. the privilege cerailly Of searching
sell, bu; men, aad children, all sexes, szcs, CO
Tor, aud rbesa search that viii discover the germ, OF
death the human frame arising whether frori. long
neglect recently acquired the sides. colds
a-thna> coughs h. resulting from noxious yapor
damp feet exposure IA orriy weather sudden transition
from heat cold. and this authority irresistible. No