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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-09-11
From the Baltimore American.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA,
ffteen Days Later from England.

ffftcen Days Later from England.
FIFTEEN SHIPS OF WAR ORDERED TO
AMERICA.
In the afternoon of the 18th August, it was con.
i'n'ly asserted here, says the London Morning
Hetald, Ivy generally well informed and most re-.
~rctsble merchants, ths, five ships of war had been
"dered TO proceed Immediately to the coast of the
Umted States and that they were there to be Joined
yten other vessels Of her Majesty's navy from
Ioreisn stations.
The object of the alleged mission of this arrna.
mcnt to the American shores, it was added, was to
receive Mr. Fox, should the refusal of the renewed
demand for the release which il is said he is in
''ructed to make, of Mr.. Mcleod, compel the Bri.
"'h representative to withdraw from Washington,
iid afterwards to adopt such hostile proceedings as
may he deemed indispensable for the vindication of
tie honor of the British Crown which has been so
N'iiuIly and wan,only attacked by the American
prope and government, in the person of its sub
rct-Alexanjcr Mcleod. We have stated the
ru'nor, which we believe proceeded from no inter-
-~tcd excited, prejudiced source. In thus giving
To- 1t publicity however probable we may think il,
We add no voucher for its absolute truth.
The Globe ministerial paper, of later date, con.
'r"dic,s the above statement 1t says that Sir c.
Alans is to take with him two ships, one line of
"a''ie, and the other the Pique friga,e, but that
hese to replace two yesseles Of the same rates.
~ hch " i'll he recalled
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

In this city, yesterday morning. Jnne suddenly fZao
Rudy. only child of y aud Elizabeth Clement asea n VIZ
and days. fhe family and OF her CRANE
John Rudy funeral this morning al eo
rem the OF Avenue aud 9TH street : lse s
Sing and Mobile papcr will please copy this
In this city, June g. John Sneokucr aged g
June g, Edward infant Henry w Bellows, aged l.
May Captain Edward Dusa aged 81 formerly hpmoer ont
Oihis port.
Jane : Chauuccy Rollins Eleanor Allcoli. eyed 50
June Mrs. Hannah Barnes, aged 60
Bergea "Wednesday morning Aonzo Wakeman aged
Il years
Funeral residence afternoon Ills
friends invited Ia attend
Washington after proacicd illness, Geo w Mont
scmery Eaq late L. :. Consul at ramrco.
IA, IN, rc.idcacc Duchess Co General John p Van Wyck
aged 6S.
A,PS~,uekct X l. Jusy 6 Mis-, RhOda Eddy aged -.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF LONDON FANCY CAssIMEREs,
Just RECEIVED
New.York Cnsh Tniloriug EssablishHent,

l42 Fuiton-street Broadc0y.
We regret much that have been compelled for the last tao weeks
many orders the mmee screase OF on" business
We increased help Cutting department. who"
s be under the superintendent of Mr. gaylord 20 long
vorby known fashionable world together ~+'h "" ex-
pantaloon which VIII enable Us 10 MI any
from ls II, ~ hour. s,re, puncuay m always be adhered to-
Our customers will always hand large and extensive aOr-
men, of Cloths Cas.ime Dar dEtc and Summer Goods bought
exclusively f cash md which furnished forty per cent be-
lowe other fashionable Houses
u Terms Gosh delivery, and abatement in prices II
M, &c. BOOTH, Agea;
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
arrieO:

New Brunswick y j. 9th inst by Rev j. e.
ot depark y D. Mclick 10 Elizabeth u ua "
The late Simeon Ayrcs. 81, WI
Rdee6d Conn ON the by Rev Thomas SPARKS WIZ
liam Bruce Sing Sing n y 70 Miss ENzaoc'h d. u
Aener Gilbert Esp ofRidgeheid 49, =, ,; ~ ., ,r.
Bethel Sullivan Co., Wm II. Van Wasenen' oi 'hs c' 10 Az
ma Maris lloos
Phladep June Gee c. wcs,cO, UsA, to Charlotte $
Jefers, Of Candes. New-Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
DIZZY C0oRs ~ CosT PRICEs.

THE Subscribers reduce heir stock OF Spriss
.Ad Summer Goods los possible previous 20 making pur
ehi>c o< the Fai ad-, ~ from gp The i OF aasus;
na1, -el their Goods j COST.
Their stock is large and havn mostly purchased Auc
low prices !; Is h- be-, opportunity offered to La
dies rhc wish supply hemseye, fashionable Goods.
mosg stock may s found splendid .sortnen, OF RICH
SKS OF the latest styles, variety PRINTED LAWNS.
Bonbazne< Prints Also rg- lot tinmh-oor, Crane Csr
blets and Liacn Drill. for Geniericn'>
ielO-u GERARD kLINCK i67 Sprins>t.
u Auction Dry Good.-,iREAT BARGAINS.-paily re-
ceiviu- fresh Auction rich Dry Good, OF every description among
which nav be found Pe4lars, Merchants sad
Others buying sell AGAIN, supplied Auction price,.
;e56 c. X. HULL, Il Cathcr;,,e-st
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

rE,IfE the distinguished preference he has
inform friends
public that he has hand and d receiving choice and
extensive of Dry Goods part of
Black hi brown, green Oxford and steel mkt BOadOths
SinrIc and double mll!ed Ca,>ineres and Satincts
(iumrnons Cambe Smmcr Cloths Drills and Nankins
Shirtncs and cotred Cambrc yard upw ards.
Garment Furniture and French CaicOes
Printed Lawns and Nn>lss, every yle-
Mou.senc de Lame, ChIy and Silks i- dresses, great variety
Em-i,h Frcach aud Sc-tcl tiiughln>.
Daln.>k and Blrlseye Diaper
Cashmere, Nouene dc Lalne Grape Satin and Silk
Shawl and Handkerchef>
Table Cloths and ToWclns.
Canvass, Osu2burgS. Russia Sheeiings and TckingS.
Irish Linens Hollands and French Linen CaHSrics.
Silk Cashmere Cotton Lambs WOOL Worstcd Hosiery
all prices.
Ribbons accs Sewing silks, Thread and Cotton Needles Pins
Tapes Hooks and Eyes Buttons, &C. in great variety
Para>os, from o. upwards.
employed Miner he will have hand all
stock -f Millinery Goods, which viii he found
equal and od - per cheaper Lawn Hats
beautiful article and lbs each SILK Hats - upwards.
Tuscan Split Dsnstabc and Lcghon
Hats Artificial Flowers, manufacturers prices
All the will be sold b Wholesale Retail at tho
prices they he obtained lIue the The
subscriber determined pursuc the he has hitherto
the confidence of his and abuse H.
which principle he attributes h unparalleled and for
which he arzin hi grateful ackao" Judgements.
irl JOHN HAMILTON. 800 ludson->trcc
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
A U TION ALE s.
EY n. DRAPER, yr.
Store "a IVsAsen-stree., corse3 Of rine,s.r.a

=
THIS DAY. June at O'clock. at the Sas-, Room
Package Sai5o packages British and ,ercan Dry Good. s
acredi of months, approved endorsed noles.
Ais, 10 CartoRs German Thread Lacss.
A nasr te inspection OF the Warden> the Fort accouce
the iuderwr Bale Mar>eie Quilts cars and 50
Scotch Danask Table Linen.
Also damaged Goods me Underwriters
bales Brown Snecungs; Box and Trunk Merchandise
Catalogues and Samples he morning of sale.
THURSDAY, June 10 al 10 o'cioes At the Auction Room.
80 Frencs Gcod-conprsns assortment
sea>onabe siclcs,
approved endorsed Particulars hereafter.
Also, an invoice Of thread lices
Also Quis for imported IN the Ship Howard from
Hamburg.
Also Case blue black OF the Biuse
Dapor damaged on the voyage of inp-rta;ion
Ako, Brl of the Underwriters.
Catalogues and Samples the morning Of sab.
SATURDAY, Jane Il. 4, II O'Clock. at the Auction Sorc
Several old Wines, whish Mders
>arry Cae asd Champagne high grades and of qaA
Catalogues and samples the morning OF sale.
Private Sals-3o inch PONCE bdke
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
ORIGIN NAL
c.Srz TAILORING EaTARETSEI,EE ENT,

229 Broadway, American Hotel.
had long been subject with those who
the habit of paying ready money their that they
taxed for Others deinqucnces this led adherence Cash
sales through d9sdcrum of giving satisfaction
,uers offering others could alone be
phshed-
The receipt of large Of ew aud
goods spring which offered for the inspection
of that style and finish of
any other house the trade wh; the reduced
prices o ofer inducements purchasers.
Strangers the city requiring garments would do well s call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. WIN. T. JENNINGS, Agent,
a22is If Late Iynde & jennings
II Genuine Drugs and Medicine.-DAflo SANDS
Co. respectfully inform their friends and the putiic generally they
recently purchased the Drug Store No ~ East RRaADY
of arket-s,ree Formerly known Embre The
completely eed nd repenhed throughout with choice
Drug, Medicines Chemicals ( French English and
napuactur rerunery FaHcy Articles Swedish Leach
&c Every article usually kept the Drug line will be furnished
quality and such prices cannot fail TO please Ply
prescriptions will particular and
person readiness, both NIGHT and Day
them careful and scientific Medicine Chests
sale of different patterns also filled and eftted in the neac
Soda Water and the kinds Of Mineral
s,anty ON hand n,2a IN
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
MArsSEEALs.'s
TROY SHIRT D DEP @ 7 .

this Establishment the largest assortment of
~ Shirts Bosom Collars he found the all Of
Troy which offer dealers, and the citizens
general prices The above goods
high putting Ii sufficient that
patronzcd by all the principal dealers the and the
beea generally approved throughout the
for being well made and for cheapness
MARSHALIIS, 90 Chathan-st n. York.
~ NB-Norhern Southern and Eastern Merchants who
making purchases wholesale dry goods will
inquire goods OF nutcture sometimes the
case that other kinds are kept by them. ie0 I'm
STRAW BONNETS-Strav Bonh6ts selling of-Wc zrc
- prepared sell the remainder Of stock of Straw goods
great sacrifices SUTTON RUNDEE, III Spring Sullivan.
y. .B.-Auction goods very low. jc0 Otis
<,klAW E.S.-BLACk NETT LONG SHAW IS--BENNErT& 81
- RHODES I0J Broadway will this morning
rich Black Nett Long Shawl STYLE which they will sell at the
lowest prices jcI0 w
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

= FEEL DS-The delghtiW Pleasure Ironnds Hobokea
complete order and having been Improved
open The cool and shady walks winding for
long banks of the majestic Hudson, offer peasans
the hot and dusty city,
heights Castle Point (Which open the puhc
aud beautiful propec embracing glance tho
Islands, aud enlcned gdia
bosom the city, with spires,
busy ahabant> while the whiteuex
distance beyond the PALISADES
lovely beyond description aud OF kind
uncqualcd.
~ newly opened shaded protected rays
by nj noble oaks descend few
the Coonlc WHERE moderate furnished
the suitable the The ferry
been srably redt.d WIKI awnings &c and leave Bar
and Canal miuteSe errage, hereoors.
Ia other part the world perhaps rich
easily obtained arni tiing le2 3mis'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

The sonc at Rochester was without aer''s on;,t a,
,,,e, sa, very brisk. Flour had advanced Hna ~ '' "
.e whea, ssaee Cas- 80 Barley 10 Corr A. Butter duh at
ne Pork had fallen oil. c.-.,..o Southern
' po,,oa Flour was rather s5l2 for Geneee' southern
Corn is in les. demand an! supply large sales OF white
s,.s7: yellow 51a5s; Delaware Oats 45ic'
Sale. asAuction.
; % y 9sS 30 ssNss ss4ss mulberry ~
S3n Lot e' Amy Snsar5 bis clarified at SIC. Bottes-
dSseeoso sss s at Deg
pe-6 casks a 80 2 RGhcad-l cask alta Whitinglca &C.
By Mniurs cs,es Fruit; ea'sS ca 200 pfE
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
DRH GOODN. pRH GOODS.

and Domestic Dry Goods consisting IN part OF black and color
every description, plain and emboer-
and Chalv do also printed Mua and Lawns
aine every variety OF Dry Goods sutab for the
which he Will sell prices which cannoi fu to please all VINO
NAV favor him with a call NArI. C. JAQUIrH,
~ Crpru srl.c q Il.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
d. PARKES, Auctioaeer.
BY III. BARNETT, * Store II Cha,ham-s

THIS DAY. o'clock ortmca OF Gold Horizontal and
Anchor Escapemen Watches; Dry Goods Fancy Articles &C.
cut-c-0r sales pancuaiIS attended to- m2l I'm
kIREWORKs oil all descriptions aud sizes manufactured by
SAMUEL BUCKMASrER. They cannot be eycee. for an-
manufacturer or rp.r IN the ct,
by w Il. EALI.AGH, 81 Casham corner pu,nes
" B-No oi .-ck hand-Freworks not im4royc h age
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
CHEAP DRY GOODS.


Jason H. EOCKOVER CO, 2l5 Grccuwch-strce doors
y below Barclay.
would direct the ef the public especially the
Citizens o NcYorS well selected and unrvacd Stock of
Goods, which the latest styles and Importation. We hnve,
reduced the prices render tcn cheaper than
This fact think readily admitted by all those who will
call at our establishment aud the
PLAIN figured and striped MousscliHe dc LANES.
Printed Lawns and Mu>lns.
Silks black, blue black aud colorcd
Bombazimc Jet and blue black.
Prints French. English Acrican 10000 yards at l. per
yard formerly sold for Is. Cd.
Cambric Nuss PLAIN. rpeand plaid for j. 2s I'D per yard
Book SKIS and Mall Mu-ns
l.acc-. Bobinct and Thread.
Hosiery all descriptions from Is TO los per pair, &C. &c
Goods consisting of aHbroons dark and light coIored
both ribbed aud par 8
prnp de Etc. for (ienlemons Goats.
Linens Fesci Drilling and also pan Cotton
Goods of every quality.
Shcctng al the known styles for Cd sd ID iOd
an. Is.
RleacicL Sheetnr and Shifting.
Long Cloths, of III kinds.
York Mill Manchester and Sea Island Cottons
j. H. BOCkONER & Co. 10 Hrcen"ch-stree.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
TENDER CHINS.

NY GENTLEMAN be Instantly reiev ved from all pain during
~ operation of shaving by applying ns the METAL
Lie TABLET RAZOR STROr invented by G. Saunders which
and by which the unlul
produce keen and ooe edge the coud by
exhibit under the experienced hand
wkc the of has yet devised
giving opportunity uing his his chin
with the same certainty mend pen his hand
and which be bringing dull and
trYing the tablet before purchasing.
+e G. SAUNDERS, JOB Broadway.
Has constantly selection of PERFUMEEY RA-
ZORS and belonging the toilette jel62wis+
ENFANOs-TREE Piano Fortes for sac consisting of
pnth bottom, round corner and
Piano Forte made OF the best
tcria crotch mahogany, with harp pedals
French grand all the late aic improvements The above
Pianos cash the Mandatory IA Barrow be-
twee Hudson and Bedford WIN. PlESl.lN leludt'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
pEASE'S CANDY.

xx1r the rdcrsrne have Compound Iioa
w hound Candy have been relieved OF Colds
Inflammation lang &c &C. aad would recommend 10
be generally used by public speakers ana all VINO are IA ~ " ~
healing and curative qualities
REFERENCES.
Rev Mr. Lindsey Pastor Of the NJ. f. Church Secohd-si
Rev Mr. Kellogg Pastor of the Nilest. ChurSs
Elder Knapp.
Rev Mr. Iiawlev No. o. Croshyst
D. ~ r,rowf,d Pastor of the NJ E. Church. Forsy re-st
Rev Mr. Luckey p T. New York Conference - 1roshy sl
Mr.. Whitaker, Pastor OF the fcSnyersh '""'e"' '0
Rev NJ Griffin pastor NJ Centenary Church. Brooki!n
Rev Mr. Berry the Wesleyan Methodist Churca eo
o rant aud Clinton->tTecis
Rev. MIR. Hart, 52 Pcarl-s;
Rev. Mr. Gibbs No. IL Third Avenue D.,
If there the least sccPtcal 9i the virtues Vi
Candy let Depot - pvison-stree ana
to their inspection full 20o testimonials from eiersynes
counsclors respectable citizens III performing
promised What do or ray TO discerning
P J. PEASE Il son, Is DvisoS-st
p.- and do no, sell genuine Pcase Hoarhound
Candy envelope of the signed J. Pease X So
acsSr-Rcddns Boston, Mass; Ze5er No
- street. Philadelphia Pa; Fisher Washington CIy ~
Rbnop he Baltimore Nd Curns Co le N-
Tobcy Cincinnati OHIO Bedod mt
rrb pa Morrel Savannah Ga NoIthnston NSrlotA
Va
,n,sS WARWICK Gold ard Silver Reiner. AssayeF am
and Smelling done at the
OId Gold Silver aad Bookbinder Rags bought
4 I,nS ders skew inss wahngs, and old shrua bought
jc93m
IVHrEE SUGAR. Bbls. very handsome for sse BY
& J. HOPPOCK n son. go Fnlton-st
-sz sze> sCOTY,s BAZAAR,
Il No 81 DEY-s1REEr,
"a Betreen Gyess.sias-str,e and BroHdNNy
! y Celebrated pure, sparkling and srliman, nan.
| i2lS&SSSS AIES the superiority OF ITS hhFf>r~0
esSsssssss seoeially.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10


Ship Yazoo Tra.k 20 ds I'm Norlea2s with Gotten ~ 10 L. ~
Collins K Go. 80, NJ, ;,h o,,o, =, 3 u
Bauae suwaow sleeper 20 Mebc with 4ss bales cotton
Bsque Lagrange Porter d. savanS with cO'tO" to Dun
'A B Rs % "Lsbrse Rimn 80 s Newcastle Eng with coal
BE Dsla Franc Xorlcans and 5 d from Havana with 500
Brig eOsc Washington Chamberlain, - d I'm MansaAia Cuba
Rrg osSer; Ya,e ) d fm Bangor lumber master
Brig Dmon ;obia,on Charleston with re NC 10 pu"-
ScSr Weymouth Couch Richmond with Hour to Allen a
Paxsou. .,. - :. ~,
Scbr Elliot Harding, Pirad. mdzc
Schr Tolui,a Eancr. dS tin Plymouth " I" i""'e''
Schr Banscr. Hammond, Virginia, wood
Schr Native. Duj,cv Norfolk, wood
ScAr Ann Elizabeth Somcrs, HaNre dc "rasSc ron
Schr Oral Davis, Neriolk, wood -, 49,. .,. 8, n
Schr Jo Clark Collins 27 ds i'm Tuckapau VITA I'VE '"N " -
Wright
Below, two ships and three brcs.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

~ Views Of Buildings, EnctorScs, and 6"signs ~
Wood Ensavcrs and Business Cards executed by ssrs
EEY It MILLER, No. ll2 Futon-street ms In
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

~ RsmoynI-Dr PETER p. STATS, formerly of the Gil
Of Albany has removed to ; city, orcued Office a No
VI VI @ o, @ , of C;n,orst m25-lm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

. SCg.Ju ENGINE. OF four Poser nearly nes' Tor
G For f,r-be particua iaqaire of E. H. EODtS No. i9l
Ieaf'-s'feet up starr o " IL ivy je22~-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
PASSENGERS.

PASSENGERS.
In the ship Aabaman, from Moble-Mrs roihamI MRS Il
Collins Mrs Brown child and Ellis lady aud ciG Gar
In the barquc Suwarew from MobileA King, Nandine
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

" The Ncw-York Advertiser is published daily at No
po,s,s in ,b,s CIV jos 3tis
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
ONE PKICE STOKE

lowing prices 50 S2 Cloth Pants from 3 TO So
Jackes-cloth, 81 50 TO So satnet, 81 ~ to 81 So -
H3l-lm 1 ooe'o N,-'-
OOK ar TEHHS.-Just received, o of super mode color
silks al only Printed Lawns at only Is Sd new
Linen Lawns cd lot corded wide Siik Tor Long Shaw
ysry ca lot Hat Ribbons Cd lot wide white Cambria
Muslns ouy fine Linen iiks ut only Is 5d lot o
pcr ward For ale at WIILET HAWKINS Store No 54 eeh
iiy;cb street Je5-lw'
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
MARINE LIST.

us R,srs..........4 4 "a MOON Ill ~
Ws ssETs......-.....--.7 III HIGH 81
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

yIANPED.-A few t.iore>se 133 Chatham
w Roosevelt jel02t
AID WANTED ID. about Is Il year. Q age
fi, Store-apply !3 Nassau Pnestree
he. uirrd J.iO
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10
w a Mt s.

'''0'sS' - '"'''' ''s 'Gei eo' is
AID wANTED d, about Is or Il year. age.
- Stoappy At 3 Nassau cerpc Pine>tree Good refer
will be required IelO II
W=ANTEDAn Amencan Gi1-tO do the raj house work
w ola family. Good required. Apply
al I0a Hanerey street ielO9fi.'
WANTED at 81 Had>on Or
w commended Servants for coed place. III the Country and City
abe and Housenad
N.B. No charge to iou-enaiis uati suited Jel0-lt+
yyTANTED-ly youI-g man aged ID that well
Mercantile Shippinr House Salary object He
up Be-t references gwen ADDRESS
7. B. q. at the Tribune Office JelO-lt'
WANTS D-By yousg ,. ears OF age situation IN
" wholesale retail Grocery Dry Goods Store who ha' had
considerable experience the above trades Ty not 20 much an
rycz. Address T. W. :. this Office iel0w-
yANTE D-Seyera girls CnbrclinT acquaint-
posmens .ea Apply rpeesree,
ea-Gt'
WTANTE D-i TO Liquor Store. aud drive
w Wagon acquainted the business and have
circle and abon: the CITY e!c7rnce required
Address C. FELL at this fiee Jc9-9.
W ' Ell - JOHN HAMILTON 800 H4i.on--t.
,tjANTED-. situation Waiter man VIII h. held the
w place of Head Waiter at the ST EbaFe through
past inter- recently OF the climate
City line addressed to E. NJ at h Office will be
WANTED, Lad about year. Retail Dry
W la. knowledge of the business and
would resi4c with h pares Apply ito Broadway jest
NANTED-A purchaser fer the Fixtures and Groceries OF
w Store and first and Wagon Rent OF Store
low, Inquire Of Houston and Pst> js7-3
NTANTEB-Plante and Agricultural, Nachcz, Grand Gulf
" and Port Gibson Funds by
e. VAN vI.ECK & BROTHERS, 70 Wai->t.
ttTANTED-A partner from 5000 l. $1,000 cash capital
w we established in the most business part OF Pearl
of OF whom Is about rctir-
and the opportunity presented person. rarely o
be met witt tilres q. Tribune Office. Ic5-lw
IVANTED-A yc4ng lady to learn the Drcshskng Inquire
w at 2i9 Wilan-s. lei-o
g{TANTE Dat the Hudson stree" Intelligence Office 2i well
~ the and country nEmher OF
good Cooks and lIou,cmad wanted immediately Families IN
good help invited 10 call viii he taken III me So
lcciioa o good Jc5-l"'
SS7ANTED-lcpectabe families who want faithful and trust
w worthy invited tr call at f3G BroadTay Fear
rand-streo with the best Of references always
Ice hadAerias. English lsh proetants cooed male and
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

II THOMPSON, l20 Grand d.;ree, near broadway
d. respectfully his and the public that ne mas
this from Auction fresh supply OF suaMet uoo
among which offered consisting o.
Shsw Mousse de LANES Muslin, Paris Lawns Drape
~ Muslin embroidered Gambroens Lastnes Eom6i
zlne nlau ngd atn striped Mousse de lalne &c mol-u
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

sbips WELLINGTON Chadwick London. Grinncl Nntu'n co.. IN
Tnya sIlct Liverpool Tuylcr Mcrrl Lewis Cass NacR &c
lar Keys Florida Nok, Kcycn, Grcenock Alex nhoN t
Sc6s Ieontnc Knapp Richmond; Caskt Kelly Boston, Mary
sr,n Nlnock Boston; Exact, Gowne l!altmorc Mall orint
Bo-tor Cooley Elrisc Boso Smith Tu'te bus bar'auo
Elizabeth. 0ber, Caninc, Me-
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

DARIS LAWNs-lG0 dresses received per iaporta-
tion for sale AZ e. TiOMPS0NS No. s
rand street first Dry Broadway n3l-tf
New-York tribune., 1841-06-10

ADvIcEs
Lversoel Nav IIavrc, indirect May L. n Orleans June /
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-26

most daring outrages upon innocence ana
virtue Where have been the most stud
led acts Of cold blooded vilanny, among
those making high pretensons to character
and standing in communitye Surely not
in the west of whatever crimes and in
EQUITIES the west may be guilty, and what
ever deeds Of darkness may have been per-
petrated on its soil, none have the enormity
Of character Of those lately committed in the
CITY of New York. Nor is New York
alone-other portions of the east have lat
terly been stained with crimes Of deeper
dye than has yet appeared on the catalogue
Of villiany in Wisconsin or the country in
its vicinity. The west, especially the
north west, may with justice throw back
the foul imputation of crime upon the east.
When will the respectable journals of the
east throw aside their stereotyped epithets
of " crime in the vest" lawless violence
in the west2" Surely the moral sense Oh
the more intelligent portion of commun ty
must be tired Of this species Of lbeling.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-10-26

terrible accident recently occurred on the We,,eru
rail road, between Springfield and Wes,feld. Two
trans of passenger cars from opposite directions came
in contact, when under full head way Asrmay be
supposed, the concusssion tremendous and wba,
made it worse, the baggage cars, (Which was unusual
were IN The rear of the train, leaving the cars with tbs
passengers, exposed to the shock The two locomo-
tves and two or three passenger cars were crushed to
complete wreck, and the passengers were crushed and
dubbed together in the ruins None, we believe, were
immediately killed by the shock, some eighteen or
twenty however, were mangled and their limbs broken
Some two or three have since died, and many Others
will remain crippled for life.
The accident is attrbu ted to careessness on the
part of those who had charge of the trains Instead
of turning out and waiting at the customary places
from some delay, creating a misunderstanding, the
trains kept on with uninterrupted speed TIL, CON
cussion took place a curve in the road, where
ledge of rocks hid the approaching trains from view.