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New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
From our Special Corrcspond.nt.

WASHINGTON Dec. -, 1911.
The discussion On the Tariff Is still continued in
the House, ard from appearances viii be continued
many asvs te come. The South Is determined to
resist any change of the system tina; may incident
ally encourage our manufacturers, notwithstanding
protection, in some form, has been the nvariabie
policy of the Governmcn; since the adoption OF
the Constitution. 1t is well remarked IN late
London paper that no President from Washington
TO Tyler has yenturea oppose this Folicy, and the
p.wer OF protection under the Constitution has
been freely recognized by them all Among the
abes, efforts of the present session are the speech
IS of Mr.. Hudson of Mass, and Mr.. J. lnser'oll
o; Penn. By.,he-bye ths Standards CORES
pondent has misapplied his eulogy upon Mr.. Tol-
land OF Philadelphia. It was evidently intended
for Mr. InserSon who challenged the admiration
Of all who heard him upon the occasion alluded to.
The performance Of Mr. Hudson. who il singu-
larlv modest and una.-umiug man, has placed him
in the rank Of the proiouadest thinkers and clear
e: reasoncrs in the House. The ingenuity and
sublcty of the South Carolina theorists will be
solely tasked successfully TO combat his argument
The cloud that cnvelopcd the fiscal scheme Of
the soverumen, is daily increasing in magnitude
and darkness and have reason to believe, that
before the month of January shall have passed
storm of opposition will pour down upon it, which
must sweep it into the abyss OF things that have
been No measure of this nature can possibly be
enacted by the present Congress, without essential
variation. from the plan proposed by the Secretary
of the Treasury. The appointment OF the Board
of Control and their subordnaies must emane,e
from the Legislative and not the Executive De-
partmen, of the Government and certificates Of
deposi;cs must be receivable in payment Of
public dues Without these features the Cabnct
measure. fear, can pass Congress as at pre-
sent constituted In the course OF day or two
INC report from the Treasury Department will be
referred to a Select Comn.ttee in the Senate after
a warmly contested debate, of which you shall be
duly notified LEO.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

. MOSCOW in hanIe. must have been n splendid sight.
TIE people that could destroy their city to save their
country possessed devotion WORTHY of ell praise and
Itatan Tao Chinese at Chussn adopted the expcdlent
Neyo!eon with h!s grand army would have succeeded IN
the expedition had not the Russian Imperial CITY been
laid Games; he compelled TO retrace HE
steps with death heels sIng with dreadful effect
his devoted sol:ieFy. There Shermaus Lozsn-
there 20 relieve the ,ick aud dying-no hope but
ceah How htc we appreciate the blessings we eDJ y
uHt! from tneir learn know their value Msny
well msn may say Sberman's Loz ng,s like many
other thing, good for nothing hunbugs &c. But let
them be kst with bad cough cold heaiachr and
try but Of ihem and th-y Nill be Satisfied of
their great worth. Ak who has been cured Of
distressing cough hours what he thinks of Sher
mans Lozenge, and he will tell you there nothing
theH and other medicine 90 his tarost They
sold shoesal and re;a 10 Nassau street aud by
agents lp. 27j aad 159 Broadway - bo1ery, - Es,t
Broldwal I'll Beecker. .tIeeL and 20 Hnd. srest
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
HAPPY NEW YEAP
. lhe Ncr YorId Of Sanrdnv I,n !,

. he New World Of Saturday, Jan. l, 49,
published and for sale THIS DAY-eOnmesee. .y.,
VOLUME rish capital number-eGbraeins a Serno, :.
Bshop orde'dcHk. D. D.. two original pieces Of pa,,.
BY Mrs. o.sooi aRd Miss Cook, az able Rey;., !,
Ataps's Lceisrs ca England s1d China, powerful -
ele on Maritime Powers; Novel by Miss Stpcr,..
Spnt Of Easiisa Mass1incs for December Plap et
Fiscal Agency Literary, Musical and DRAMATIC C..
eisms Editorials News, &c. Terms 50 year or s,
.rgls capital time to subscribe. ayd 90 perscs -
appropriate 50 10 better advantage at tA, happy ..,.
,sap 10 subscribe for the New World /, is worth Co..,
Avuu-ls a, ,ss;. ofi1s 30 Ann st. whore ges,eses
town or country respectfully ;oictted to call and h
scribe C-)
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

PRlsoSs-The sixteenth Annual Report Of the
Prison Discipline Society, lO8 pages, mas just
been published, and is fer sale a; Bartlett 4 Wei
ford's, 229 Broadway, y. Y.
Like those which have goae before it, this Re-
port Is stereotypcd. and contains much valuable
information. /; notices Lunatic Asylums, Peni-
tentiaries, County Prisons, Houses of Refuge and
Imprisonment, for Debt; and contains narrative
ct journics of inquiry and observation on these
subjects made last year under ;hs direction CT the
Society. in twenty different States.
Every benevolent heart will wish well to u 5o-
ciety which thus remembers the forgotten, and
visits the forsaken.
FROM LlpERn.-The Monroyia Luminary, of
Oct l.t, received at Philadelphia. contains the
accoun, of a brutal outrage committed by the peo-
pie of Niiiou tribe at enni,y with the Kroomcn
upon Capt. Dyes crew of the brig Engshman
1t seems that he had in his employ some Kroomen,
who, when the ship visited Niifou, were demanded
by the people of that town. Capt. Dyer refused
TO give them up. and watching their opportunity
the Nliiou people surrounded one of his boa,s.
seized four OF the Kroom,n and beheaded them i'm
mediately Oae of the Captains mates was trad
ing near Nauna Kroo, the people OF which place
seized him. insisting that he must Fay for the kroo
men who were killed On h. promising. how.
ever, to destroy the town of Nifiou, they suffered
him t, depart uuujured.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
d229 It.

~ Buying Hoyday prescDt, all the 20 now, and as
maSy persons Gouht which the mos, suitable
gifts, take the liberty 10 give gentle hint. healh
been considered The erGatt. sit the Almighty
could besto~. Who, tn,n perform moro ncccpii,
ble favor than restoring he.h u the aHicted VINO oi
have relt ir nj who wants restoring
to health AID who voulj long mbcr the tine ma
the whea that great hea th restorative, Dr. PE
TEkS'S VEGETABLE Pr Is gIydD These
Pills have oHg been considered hy the Medical Faculty as
the -uaTum bonua Of medical sk they possess KIND
Of magic acton that aileyia-s almost every d
ease the human frame i- heir 10. For DysP3pss, Cos
yeHes, Sick Headache JlundicH, Heartburn, It Is le-
valuable Dr. Pccro Principal 0tcs Is at i59 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
COURT FOR rua coRNlc.IoN OF ERRORS

Drrant ". Supervisors Of AGany.-The de-
drec OF the Chancellor in this cause was reversed
for reversal 10; for airmlnce g. Opinions were
delivered by Justice CowEs and Senators VLR-
PLANcK, HUMPHREY, Roor, DlcKiNsoS, and the
PRESIDENT
Van Tec.te1 vs. Van Fechten.-The decree of
the Chancellor was unanimously affirmed. jus
uce CowgN delivered written opinion.
Deiqfeld ~. tie .Stateof Illinois The decree
of the Chancellor was affirmed for aiiirmance
lS; for reversal >. o, Unions delivered by
Justice CowLN and Senator yEKPLANcK.
Albany Evening Journal.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

HoRRrBLE AxD MYsrERtous.-Thc George
town (Del.) correspondent; of the Wilmington Re
publican says that y man b, the name OF Hastings.
living near LAUREL in that county. with his whole
family. FIVE or six In number were all burnt to Gin
ders a day or TWO ago. 1t i, believed the whole
family was murdered for the sake OF some $4,000
known to be in thc house, and it burned TO the
ground over the heads OF its murdered inmates
The head OF one Of the blacks was found separate
from the bodv
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

II Who wants Wb.k , Inc head Of Hair All
whe ds snou1 Junes- OH # Coral Circassia From
thc certificates have certifying that it has msde
the hair grow, prevented filling out, sed given shI or
grey hair noe daik Icoa, signed by W. Tompkns, 9!
King--trsei, " T., aud many others, recommend
ali who have b;d HAIR TO go TO e 2CEatham-t.eet-ook
to the numter g Don't Duy uness T. Jones signed
the label. PLre ONLY 3 or .hllllnah q hotile.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

1 The Frankfort (ky Commonwealth SAYS,
the rogue who robbed the Messrs. Swigert, of that
town. of some four thousand dollars in State Bonds,
and two OF three hundred dollars in money, re.
lurncd the bonds, but kept the money. Two other
robberes were recently commited-one on Green
up Il Reading, whose store was entered, but the
thief enly got small amount of money. He pull
ed the drawer orly partially open; II he had pull
ed it ont few inches farther he would have found
another apartment in it. in which was pretty
large sum OF money. The other robbery was on
james Burns, FROM whom the rogue got several
hundred dollars and much valuable clothing.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

y We rcjscc That our blundcr saying that we had
received advices from Albany hoars by land
when mean, independently Of the Hudson River ha,
enabled The New Era for say smar, ihiug. 1t
is ony charity and then drop kernel for ,scb
smsl! birds to pick up
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

IloNIclDE.-At the village OF Hudson, LaPortc
county, Indiana. on the 4th instant, Mr. Charles
Egbrrt, during quarrel drew knife and stabbed
Mr.. james +. Smith, to cause his death m
simultaneously. Rum was at the bottom OF the
spree, and both were drunk. Egbert arrested
and committed Tor examination.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
From the Ne.-York standard.

KALEIDoscoPEs-Mr George Sauai,rs, No 63 Broad
wey, h4. just completed newly invented Kaleidoscope
which beautiful thing Of the kind offered
he public Il viii ia,Ee very elegant and desirable
New Year present, aud such, commend every
body. Thers hardly idea novelty 10 the whole
rcaud of figcy of fact that i illustrated by lll
the coyr- and lint. of the raHboE Go and it, pnr
it, and make the hearts Of your young friend. thrl
wtu delight they fondly ingef and warmly onr
It's beauties. ~ G3 IL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
-Ynn shnnl,l nn wnn,en
And Jet your ben. ds forbid me to interpret


hnd yrt your bs1 ds I0rDld ile 10 Intefbret
T1ft you are 80 " shakespeare.
ThH. ,p'ks the great bard of females with hair their
upper lips All fghtiu may 's pcrne
nenty era6cLct we'll u the supeiuous hair from tho
side Of the face, back of neck, the brow the more
stubborn b=;rd Of man, by using GOurauds penetrating
Powders for uprootIug hair To be bad his office, 81
Walker It door from Broadway. 81 per bottle.
endff
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
COROSER'S OFFICE.

THrRsDlY, December 30
DEATH FROM EXPosvRE.-The Coroner today
held an inque. at the house OF Mrs Fields in 5sth
street, on the body OF an unknown female infant
found on Wednesday atiesnoon lying wrapped ii
some cloths an TIE road side the Intersection Of
the 10Th avenue with 5eih street apparently n-~ly
born. ku examination had which showed Ina,
the infant bad been born alive and the Jury found
vertci, that il died from exposure.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
By this Mornings Southern uail.

U The Southern Mail did not arrive until half
past one this morning in consequence of an acci.
den, which happened to the locomotive near Bor
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

y blunder in hastily making up the Postscript &c
our last Mr. Legrand the Speaker Of the hary
land House Ehis. ], hardly be necessary 10 state
hat the officers Of the HOUSE all Locos, as those o.
Senate all Wings In Joiat Bailo; there Is 'na'
Shig mejority.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

u For an article on Usury in Bill transactions, q
letter from Harrisburg ac., see First Page
~ For a full Report of the Seventh Lecture OF DF-
Lardners New Series prepared exclusively for The
Tribune see Las. Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

II We would recommend 70 all aiHctcd with Coughs.
Hoarseness, lnld,Hza Sc. TO try e" Peers'7 American
Cough Csndy' For s,le 2t5 Broad~ay, and ct II !
Canalstrce 367 wIcstrcsr @27 Hudson street. Ia
CarmInc-sireet Smiths corner of Fulton and Water
streets and jar W. smith, corner Fulton an. Mddash
streets Broo1lyu. "a die If
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

CoysPINAcY AT rHE >ourn-A gang of negro
thieves. robbers aud muuclites. say, the NatcEol
Free Trader ol the 7lh Instant, has been detected
in the parish of CIaiborre Louisiana. y letter
from one OF them, recommending certain murders
ia published IN the Nalchitoches Herald, upon IL.
authority OF thirty five cizeis. II Is ,lsn.d 10y
John NJ. Brady. and addre.-cd 10 Coz Junn b
wilson. There i, beyond i ubf. an organized btai
oi villains on the frontier, OF Iex, Louisiana and
Arkansas. who rre! upon the res, Of lne coump-
ni'y.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

From TENAs.-Galyeston dates to the 17;h
instant have been received At the latest dates
from Austin Congress was occupied with the Con
>dcration of private bills. The President has ap-
pointed Alexander McGutiy Consul OF Texas for
the port of Cincinnati; and Samuel 6. Taylor
Consul for the port of Norfolk, Virginia. On the
ith instant, D. G. Burnett took his farewell leave
Of the Texian Senate. and delivered his valedc-
tory. Gen. Houston, President elect, arrived vi
Austin On the Sth.
All the prisoner, captured lately at Reiueio,
with the exception OF the unfortunate R!all, who
was massacrcd near that town. have returned in
safety to Texas. They assert that they country
west OF the Rio Grande is in a wrctched condi-
ton. The soldiers are i'll armed, i'll clothed. and
50 covartly that they afford little or no protection
to the unfortunate Rancheros, who are constantly
subjected to the inroad. OF the Camanches and
other Indians. The parry Of Mexlcans who made
the attack on RetUgis consisted Of only sixty men,
under the command ot Acaton. Nat. Int.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

In the HeusE the Committees reported Inany
private bills enc authorizing the Committee or
Claims to employ a clerk was adopted motion
requesting information of the Postmaster General
relative to the cost OF mail transportation WAS
a4op;eii "
Mr. icPSISs asked the consent Of the house
to introduce bill for tie repeal of the beHSrAPS
Lar 1t was refused.
Mr. FILLMORE attempted unsuccessiuliy TO pre-
vail upon the House to take up the Loan oilI
Mr. Cu.HISc in answer TO an inquiry. SAID ne
could not tell when the Committee on Ways and
Means wosld report upon the subject.
The Tariff was then debated II opposition by
Mes>rs. EASTMAN and MEKlwErHER, snd the
House ad djourncd. ARGUS
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

u Proirncfed l1eetipH-A prouscted meet
ing III Second Conereg ,toDal Church recehy h'cd
up at he OF Delaney und chrysus sts between
Spnag and BrOomc just east o the Bowefy ha' been
in progress several d.}, with daily nc'ei,nc interest
Rey. Asa MsuAs Presdrnt Of oberin INSTITUTE oa'o'
breaches every evening at o'clock. There rs prayer
meeting a, o'clock ia the Lecture Room Christians Of
different denominations with theI friends and acqaain
,nces invited attend these meetings. Tho Church
is commotlou, we'll warmed, ventilated aud lighted
don II. 10Y
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

hALEiDoscoPEs The sub.criber having made many
improve the article of kaeidoscopes through the
inducemeat Of MS friends has made for he
approaching holydays, and respectfully invites the public
call and examine.
t3l L. (21 G. SAUNDERS l63 Ereadvay
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

SALE oF CANAL LANDs.-At a recent sale of ca
nal lands ut Lockport, Ill.,, ID l29 acres were dis
posed Of for the aggregate amount Of S95,8l5 a.
The lowest price per was -, and the highest
Sol
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

e The President, ha, recognized J. G. Sfz
Consul OF the Swiss Confederation for the States
OF Pennsylvania. New-Jer,ey, and Delaware, to
reside at Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

NEn-YrAs's PSEsEsT.-sauadcrs, l63 Broadway, Ran
uacuFcs and has for sale very Ingenious and beautiful
article, suitable for presents either for girls boys-e
allude TO his k.LEIDOseorEs They srsys amuse, and
the whole year rounl
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
q srcucer'- Fn-Iionable HAT RoOm,

corner OF Chambers and Centre.,rect' % foO Geu'e
men are reminded the Inducements presented at this
w.ll-known establishment The assorlmen, cOnsstG Of
Finest Nura Uhc sl article Of other makers s. y
Cashmere Beaver, do. do. DO. q. %
imite,lyn Molcskin extremely neat and durable, ao
They offered hdenty to the nun Of taste Tor
their rich beauty and elegan. style the ecolom''
for their unqsamped low price and capacity for long ses-
wee.
The large reduction from the prices usually charged
for Has at ,l similar to the above effected by avoiding
the enormous expenses under which the business gen
orally conducted. e. DIS ous
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
LAWYERS nI,RY

ClRcufT CevRT TINS DAYSa to io %, +d, Il B. 49, o.
g.
CcxMos rLrAs THIS DAYS., 81, 300. l, = l2. q, T.
lf5 - 33. ! l..
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

sale by KESR Co, $50 Broadway, where .4fic'y cf
fancy Books syllable for presents may be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
C. SAUNDERS. 163 Broadway.

CoSSunPrGoS--it well that this is fatal d,
ease wherever and therefore h0uld be arrested
before TO secoud stage. The foreiunners Of thu
dl-eae should he closely watched and remedy iHIneei
atey apSlied. Ose of the frequent forerunrers
Consumption Is tickling the throat. with sg1t
mucus tscharge producing but little Inconvenience
too often terminating fatal diease As remesy for
Ia. equi, and heartily advise 81 our rs aJer, %
troubled try this medicine the Eat IS gone foits
disease ,estet an! their destiny sealed
Look out fer counte'feiters Buy only ;hc old and
only Office, 30 BOwcry between Fourth and Fifth street.
BowEsY AMPHlrHsATRE Fall bon nightly tes,i',
to the poPlllIy oi TINS establishment splendid BIZ;
is presented New Years Eve 81 .-ter pi ,niond au
Wnnoek re re engaged for Two night, only. The me
nsgeris ofH Hild animals Is open this rex
u All vso have pimple' y, Bio cnes should use ST
BLAzar'.' remedy elil q J1nas', Indian Balm I'D
at g Chatham St Il cures eli e:ufusn. pud clear TIE
compexuon.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31


Chicago, and was received there with general COT
diali,v. He is favor,e at the North from H.'
4evo,ioo m Totcrpal Improvement. The Illinois
Canal !, still going on, the contractors 'eNlng III
-. s,o,e Bond, at par, although at i ruinous
depreciation this way
r.. we're sorne 600 Delegates at the Loco
soco State Convention. On the first ballot for
Governor, Hon. Adam W Snyder of ST. Clair had
l4s. Gen NJ. X. Alexander IL, aad there were
.orne scattering. For Lieut.. Governor, first bal
lot, John Moore of Mclean i5 $. Hackelton Of
Lee IL, Vim. a. Richardson of Schuyler AZ, P
Cartwright of Sangamon II, ". X. Alexander of
Edgar ;. Moore did no, lead ,;li the fifth ballot,
when Hacketon and Cartwright having with
lrawn, Moore was nominated, having 81 votes TO
63 for Richardson
q DR.. O. W HoLYEs, of Boston, much ad.
dicted to poetry and prose, lectrred on English
versiica,ion las, evening, before the Hamilton
Association of Bsooklyn In his illustrations of
Heroic Poetry, (as reported to Us he was savage
ly facetous on Iove-nakers in rhyme (as bach
-lor ef ripe exPerienc. is not unlikely to be-
quoting their amatory id!l. and rhapsodies with
exquisite gus,o-such as
VISA, kire would no, give half his throne,
To call Amanda all his own e!c.
Rising steader wing, he discussed Childe
Harold and Gertrude of Wyoming, the Spenserien
.rsnza--Lyric Poetry. Dean Swift, Sheridan &c.
In conclusion, he rccted 'wo of his own clever
Poems The Steamboat and Ny Aunt, in the
best manner, and closed an entertaining and not
Improbable lecture amid general plaudits.-We
ough, to hear Mr Holmes in Ncw-York before he
leaves US. The man who could write The Tread
MILL and The Last Leaf must be worth any
mans isienisg to.
% Perhaps our South Western Editorial
friends, who were accustomed to bclabor US so fu
riously for steadily expressing our convic,icn
founded on what we deemed authentic information,
that the Texian Expcdi.ionto to Santa Fe would fad
their path thorny one, have seen cause to soften
their tone by this time We alludc to this matter
in ,elf-vindicaton only for sadden at tie
thought OF the orlern iac OF that adventurous band,
which set ou, from Austin with such sanguise
hopes of conquest and of fame. Alas for the gal
liant hearts now throbbing wildly in the gloomy
mines Of Mexico Alas for our eccentric, noble
friend KosdalI of the Picayunc Sad is the
thought tina, we shall meet him never morc-that
his impatient spirit is suffering lingering, living
death
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

Cheapest CAs TAILOR YET.
u Peter v. EEusted, No Chatham square corr
er of Catherine street Clothes order 10 the rea
est Style, ~ per cheaper than the cheapest casa
Ia'l"r 10 this city A good fl in I'll warranted
d2l Ct ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

u DocrOS LASDSsS's LrerrRss-The Weekly Tri
bune Of 5h December cad st January contains the Sc
cond Series OF these Lectures complete, far as dey
cred at the the paper press. and ,ae remain
der of tho Course will be published during next ~ees
fe1 copies Of the Weekly still on hand ard for "a.
.t the Office No. 30 Ann ST.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
I Pnrticmlnr Motto

u Particular Ho;ice-Ihose persons having
iurniIufc Of ey description dl-p0se Of or "io are
b'cakiag up i3H,c-ke ping, s hnd ready sole for any
portion or all Z teir goods, By sending their address o'
cs.liHc upon the lbscrb; Goods any smOunt p.f-
chased. o3J e. +. F.cOLTON, 1917 Chatham street.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

G The sloOP Mary, from Charleston, c..
tor 81. Helena, went ashore on the ED when
only few hours out Of port. She was owned al
Portland, Me, and will be total loss.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

70 Mr. ALFRED SMITH, the Comptroller Of
our. City Finances, estimates the expenses of cat
rliug on our City Government, for the next fiscal
year at 81, l,446,OOO This if we arc not mistaken.
is not only much higher than before, but is seme
sa46 600 above the estimate of last year Nj
Smith, it is our private opinion that, contrary to
almost uniform usage, the expenditures of 1912
will be belOr the official estimate. Jus, queiA,
nnin this dnwn
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

X Frnit, &c.-fhe subscriber offers Tor sa'' -, VA
loving goods, yjz Ne Rsisns, Gr'Pes Fiss' rfuhes,
Ci,rcn Cnraut,. together wih I,rse ana cA''''
" aes, CoTdals, Teas aaa "rre1,lss. re
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

u Oysters.-M, DAVID Decker No. > Ann't,
beas TO nfo,m his friends and customers TO cal nas
.ase their orders 70, rckot 0yssFs Tor the
good season as takes tune to prepare thea GA ~"
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

y sunday Eycnin. Lectures, by II D.
Blair NJ C'asti,uuon Hail. go Bsc2d"ay. stbJ$'[
Nm a. ic h. Is-;s he to be. The Lectures
xiii commence the lt sunday evening IN the ne" ye-l'
at hI'i-Fa,t O'Clock. Singing by iEe CoHsfes non
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

u Sir CHARLES BAGor, the new Ccnserva-
tive Governor General OF yri,ish North America
arrived at this port Yesterday in H b. NJ Illus
trioas, "a, on his way to Canada, whittier ne viii
proceed by land forthwith. The ship lies at the
Quarantine, and Sir Charles and his suite, consist.
ing Of Capt. Bago, Capt. Chomondey and Capt
Jones have taken rooms at the Globe Hotel
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31

y The Albany and Boston folks had grea'
celebration at Albany on Tuesday. Cannon, bon
fires, Examinations, torch-fsht professions, and It
social feast at Congress Hall-sperm candles bla
s'og " the dinner table which were made that
morning in Nce. Bedford 252 miles Oft was a
.eospa Of JOY and triumph. All right-but wait ''li
we have oar cars through in "a hours fom Lake
Esio diccc', and sec how NEw-YoRx will DO up thu
business OF rejoicing Our turn will come.
MSr't-L>c'nse, rot be reported ,ha, moi
"e''S Express.
q We regret to sc' that the Editor of the Express j.
no. SO sh'e"d as his Reporter. The latter knows FIJI
"s' 40" 10 rep9'' Lectures tina, he has not heard
VIZ. by eepyias them from THs Tnirus., mutilatine
'SoH avery ltc and than boas;ing their superior
eiaay ep ,rts for ,ie Etp-,s. rh EDITOR will l,,
sad leIu.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-31
MARY1Ayp-The official returns of the rccen
vote FOR Governor in this State are as follows:
Francis Thomas. Opp -------.eS,9S6
William Cos; johnson, CIV )---28,32l

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