New-York tribune., 1841-09-29

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Abyss EXCHANGE TABLES. BY WILLIAM G. ALLYN.
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This is plain, artless tale, written to exhibit
the greatness OF religious truth and its power IN
retaining man from vice to happiness and peace
1t is highly recommended b. the Pastors of differ
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FROM ToBAsco.-A commercial house of this
city has communicated 10 information from 10.
basce TO the 3lst ult 1t appears that public tran
guilty is about being restored, through the prompt
and energetic measures of General Santamanat,
the chief in command He has the full confidence
Of the people. and in fact is almost adorcd by the
whole body of them. His efforts 10 arrange the
commercial operations have not been so success
iul. 2. n. Bartlett, formerly of New Orleans, but
for many wears resident OF Iobasco, had smppca
$50 bags of cocoa on board the American schooner
Lichfeld On learning the prohibition IN the
Mexican ports of the produce OF Iooesco, inc
shipper claimed to take out his cocoa, although
the i.i,chfeld had cleared and dropped down the
river. This being, refused, Bartlett, WHO'S color
ed man. had the supercargc, Mr.. johnson, arrest
ed and sent TO prison. Our Consul, MI NJ a.
ryro then took the matter in hand, made energetic
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pay half freight 5eforS he could regain has goods,
and Nir. Johnson was released 1t is said our
traders are subject to many vexatons and to great
insolence from the authorities of Tobasco and the
correspondent thinks If vessel of war should oc-
casionally visit the place, it weud make our flag
more respected there, and have beneficial intlu-
ence on oar commerce.-IN o. Bulletin, 18th
SINGULAR DIsPosAL OF a BILL.-A novel and
exciting scene occurred in the House on Thursday
evening. The Indemnity Bill for the liquidation
of the contingent, expenses of Parliament, which
had been passed and sent to the Council for their
Concurrence. was returned TO the House on that
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