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New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

SATURDAY, Jsy 3l,t
The Senate did not sii to-day.
In the House OF Representatives Mr. GooDg. r..
Committee on Public Lands, reported TWO BILL, ore,
tend the time for issuing military land Tor os
and soldiers OF the Revolution. which three times
and passed: and the o,hcr cNtcad the TINE tor ma
survey. OF Virginia land warrants, winch Vas osdere
ensrossei for ! third reading.
Mr.. UypYRwoop reported bill for the rcrair Of Ii.
tsulac Bridge a, Washington, and also bill for the pa
of PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Washington. which were ,ve
and referred TO the Committee Of the Whole the S.,
the Union.
Nh Dawson of Ga, fiom the Miliiar. COMMITTEE.
ported bill to purchase sites OF forts aid authorize sur
which was referred to the same Committee.
a resolution from The Committee on Naval Adalrs
adopted directing an inquiry into the cost and eAgo
Of aiding coNaPanics III hitting lines OF steamers ben.
the ports OF this Country end foreign po,s and or
iock-y ards the bays lakes and rivers Of the L. Stats
On motion Of Mr.. B,n>AnD the Bankrupt Bill w. a
twice referred the Committee u the Whole aad or
to be prntcda motion by Mr.. SrRiGc Of Ky. TO Ia.
the table having tai.od, by Yeas %, Nays 1913.
The REVENUE BIZ. was then t.ken up, tho quc.;o
mo ON it, passage. This carried by Yea. llt IS
t0. after protest by Al- PHotYiT against passing til,
with Indecent haste AID desire for tile yeas and Law
every amendment ia the House.
4 motion for reconsideration of the made BY
j. c. CLARK. and negstived: Ayes 90; Noes rs
Thus the bill passed.
Mr. WISE novel a> the title Of the bill, bill to yc
the COMPROMISE Act OF March 3, 1888. After much
,ory debate on the merits Of the bill. cou,cndng thar
would be a proper tide. he withdrew his motion.
Mr. BxpLAcK. u new Loco-Foco member from Penn
vania. who has ,anc>teiun desire during tho
sion to distinguish himself in manner, followed tie
ample OF Mr. WISE, and moved It's title, bill to Ia
tax on the producing glasses make up the con;cmPa
deficiency in the Treasury arising from the anticipated
rLuon Of the proceeds OF the public domain, for the be
1T Of stockholders nndholdcrs, and Spectators"
After rery pocectd remarks by thai gentleman, at 80
length, in favor OF this title, liz withdrew tie motion.
The original TILE {" \ Bill Relating Duties AID De-
back, was adopted, and the House adjourned alta qsa
past two o'clock
The merchant vessel "Sea'' OF riolk arrived
Navy Yur this morning, brnsn; the Statue Of Washing
wrought in Italian marble Florence, by the distinguish
American artist Grcenough 1t is TO be placed in the
unda OF the Capitol, and appropriations Of upwards
twenty thousand dollar, have been ade by Congress lot
! purchase. ARGu'
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

4 HoRR1pLE MvRDER-On Sunday morning week Miss
Cecilia Rogers (sho formerly attended John Anderson
roocco Store in Broadway and was known he beauii-
fl Cigar Girl left her home l2s Ne.sau-sr., :o walk
and At the corner OF Theatre Alley she and aocos;ed
by Young man apparently acquaintance, with whom she
preceded toward Barcayt for excursion to Hobo
KEN Nothing farther heard of her that day BY her
friends and alarmed by her nonappearance they
for her Tuesdays papers. Still nothing heard
Of her till Wednesday when M II g. Luther and other
gentlemen who passing the Sybls Cave near Castle
Point, Hoboken a sabea shocked by the sight .;
the body Of young female in the water They brought 1t
ashore Coroner, Inquest summoned and wa proved
to the body OF Miss Rogers and evident that she
had been horribly outraged and murdered The Inquest re-
turned verdict Murder by person persons M
known.
We understand tba, the deceased y7uns woman Of
good character and have been married TO q
worthy Young man Of ibis CITY Il added that susPicioz
rest. on Young man who has abscncd himself from the City
since the murder was committed.
~ The great Musical and Social Festival at the new
Halls of Temperance takes place THIS EvEyIso We trust
the Friends Of Temperance who consistently do will
make point of attending. only for their ga;ihca
ton but to encourage the great enterprise which has been
80 bravely commenced that place II the FreHds Of Tern
pcrance bu: rH it. that enterprise viii be sustained and
benefits will be found result from II.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02
For Tie Tribsne-
WArER COMMISSIONERS Is. COMMON COUNCll-

Tha; difficulties have existed between the alter Co~ms
sioner and the Common Council believe, notorious
One of the charges made BY the Commissioners was that the
Common Council paying ueH for pr-0yias' and
/, =, /, ought 10 be done much cheaper.
am iarrued undouhted authority that It has cost
the City for most OF the pipes a $500 per mile for Dig
gn the trenches and consequence Of the stand taken BY
the Commissioners mas resulted contract being made
by which is done FOR about 500 per mile, making clear
saving of l,l6O each mile
also understand that there is person who CON
trac, mad already made esy miles and whose Contract has
expired nov progressing in the business and receiving
81 900 per mile without any agreement BY the proper Com
nitrce After pocAe,ing sll6o Tor every mile more than
should have cost this nc allowed to continue his
depreciation. on the uususpcc,ins citizens who lave to pay
tsr all this and ov other reason than
10 put money into the hand, Of a political favorte
Ii the Water Commissioners allowed to lay those
pipes it would save the City large sum of money II the
true state Of the case could hav been placed before the Peo
pie at the Spring Election, The present Common Council
would have been Wing. Taxpayers how leng will you
suffer yourselves to be imposed uponot alone IN ts bat
in every other branch of the fiscal affairs Of this doomed
City CENSOR.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02
Co,Lgcroe's Orylcn, New.York,

ColLEcroks OFFicE, New FORK July g Ell
The following authentic has received al tbs
Office and being garted Nagaionh tbs
Mediterranean publicity i given to H.
EDWARD CURTIS, C4lector, &c.
H. B. VI SrZix VESSEL LIzARD Tangcr Bay, 18th Nay io'
sis-l beg pusnt you Of the Masters
Vsse trading from Eastward Tsngicr tina, there roc"
not marked chart situated BCusa me aI 80
shore which Her Majesty brig lasSerituh ltsbsatlas. are
oSn Of Tanger ha oea off Cape Ha4baa aud Cope Boua
+ The least Is feet high deepesns fy'eAy
y ~ 10 lathoas all around good paa'nge nsnos o @
rock vessel from the East1ard VII be Gear 81
by keeping the Tan.ier qVie OF Cape siaSoi
jy30 Iw (sisnel) w. u. r. ESTcouRT, L. Commanding
u ConsiSnees per ship 81. james, WI pea;e oo 80,
their Permit without delay and send them on DoArc 9ot "
All Thin five days arc !abo 10 oN
70 Puslc Store. A
II The New WOrid.-Subsenpuons TO th' o!"huis Lar
18th Newspaper respectfully solicited at the 1e % a
v Asn-stres A foko quArto EDITION p9ols@7e- i1n
YEAR advance IS for copies EAed to any p- 2, Va
Country.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

STATE Prison LABoR-The Mechanics of Troy held
Il meeting Thursday evening last in opposition 10 the
present oppressive system of State Prison Labor D. g.
Egseston presided The following preamble their Rso-
luon forth very clearly the abuses which the ec'an
ic, arousng overthrow
Whereas the State Legislature did. the call of the
people pass law the year 1885, fobijdng The agents Of
the prisons of the State the teaching trades the
Of the State and provision made therein that in
letting convicts labor, be let 10 work at any
trade than came prison possessed OF such trade; and
whereas the Mechanics of the STATE consideration OF said
law did make materials and machinery TO
themselves the profits of their labor looking forward
;ac when that system, so oppressive TO their inter-
ests would be abolished and thereby leave then, tar
chance for competition with each other and whereas the
violation daily practiced the law OF 1885 passed COM
premise act is gross violation OF the right. OF the czes
Mechanic and calls for the severes denunciation and
whereas the grossest fraud pracced under the nsera-
bic special plea that teaching mechanics under the new
systen, Of division OF labor is forbidden by this
law hereby pronounce this gross outrage and
insult to the unders landings of the whole peoPle-tha
neither the public justice Is consulted
sacrificing our interest the balance from taxation
that he lequen, commitment OF old offenders proves that the
eon is not reclaimed by the system OF teaching him trade
that the trade of locksl which Is taught in prison. de-
rnonstrse. the care the public agents tako quality their
pupils for fresh depredatons under improved circuH-
sances-ha the whole system bud, and that We VIII USE
all honorable means 10 reform il
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02
u Private Boarding.-Gsntlem.u wishing pc

u Private observation-disclosures wishing permsnsn,
Board sad Rooms convenient the CUISINES. part Of the
Civ r be accommodated No g Duane Broad
say here bit few taken every
reader their rleasan, md comfortable The house enry
new and newly furnished throughout Terms, moderate Refer
eacss exchanged ynf
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02
" Franklin Temperance socie,y-At the ,lird resu.


la. meeting Washington Temperance Hall Saturday
ming Jaly 3l,-he President JAMES HAsrgR, in the Cha-
The signatures the Pledge made paris
report, shelving addition Of One Hundred and Fifty Members
the ranks Society appointed to make
qu. providing Reading Room for the Members
Society also procure suitable and central Room
for Meetings.
Mr. Introducing the Members d. DAVID H. REESE,
interesting Of facts with regard Dr. Rs early
and efficient Temperance lie stated
early 1925 Dr. r. and advocate OF Total
abstinence Of Structures Pub
lie Health" showing the Ardent Spirit, the Of
friyhu disease suffering and death Tnrse
Mechanics Pr-s widely
These Gst urged the fo
and hfst Soc
ETY. OF kind was formed At Boston
Dr. REESE proceeded deliver Lecture the Eject
OF Alcohol Human Coosutuon, and after ne had
clud-d JOSEPH ELLIOTT took the Chair and
JAMES HAxPEs offered the Ooa resolution
Rtsord That san. Society be hsreoy rendered u
D. n REESE for HI, admirable Lecture this evening and that he
Of effects OF Alcohol
our monthly meeting held Saturday Evening 2
Of August
The resolution adopted and the Society al
Journed. Extract from the Minutes au2
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

r. For nm Alphabetical List Of each Party IN the
Blouse of Representative letter from Eerkshirc
DO Haas. and other or=inni matter see first pa &c.
l. For Il notice Of .Arcturus,' and Literary Ex-
zractI, Inst Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.

II MISUNDERSTANDING TREMENDOUS OF saturday, The
city edi ION NEW WORLD amounting 5000 coprs NJ
o'clock p W. TINS has been eQuaed miAer
by weekly newspaper the aud but once exceeded p
his of Mr. Dewcy Sermon on the los
Lexington when city ae reached ten houaHd eopea II
sale OF Saturday, paper thu of furious ga
violence great popularity the New World with the
intelligent classes OF our community
u To supply those ladies' gentlemen who prevented
the storm from obtaining copies extra edition of
thousand press hour Saturday evening The Who
ton printed 81 i2O Copies, and considered one
best numbers issued Please call the ce 80 Anne
,,am,nc IL au2 IL
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

DgArH Ell LIoHry1se.-A BY the name OF Joshua
Anthony, of South Adams Berkshire Co Mass. in
sany killed By lightning on the cath ult. The fluid de-
.cended the chimney of his house and killed Nh A. who
sitting By the fireplace
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

" By reference the Congressional proceedings it VII
be seen tina, Revenue BIZ passed House on sa'uida
4,y a vote Of llG TO l0I
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

FROM TExAs.-Thc packet Savannah arrived at New-or-
leans on the DIST ult from Galveston whence she sailed
dc l7th The Bulletin says:
President Lamar arrived aye,,on from Austin the
18th; and believed expedition would shortly be
fitted operate conjunction with the Yucatnn forces,
against the Mexican commerce and ports
The schooner San Antonio, Com Moore, had returned
Galveston from her surveying expedition OF the passes Of
the Sabine.
{ The Telegraph urges the necessity Of treaty spuatiops
between Texas and the United States, relative the
,trunng Of the Indians their frontier to tho OF
collecting debts and other says Agrecaby to
our Constitution of the United States may be IN
dcbtcd citizens and yet he cannot be imprisoned on
of his inability pay the demand but on the con-
rary citizen of Texas owing debt in the United States
NAV be imprisoned the will Of the creditor There is no
reciprocity here Again tho planters of the United States
na this Republic with slaves in any number but
planters with The servants they brought
from that country, without rendering themselves liable 10
many penalties There many other subjects OF similar
that should be provided for BY treaty and we hope
Government will lose time in eiecting object so
desirable"
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

y' Cotton Fuctory burned at Barnard Bridge
" Y Is miles from Psicld, Mass. Thursday the 29ti
ullmo Four dwcing-houses were also consumed. The
property was owned by Mr. Hastings, of Albany
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

u We are compelled, by press of interesting n'eli
- ,.s,nont our revicy OF the Park Meetings. ResolT
heslile to Protection.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

UJ The improvements in Deatistry advertised by DIR.
CAspEE will attention. We believe his theory Is
sound and important
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02
From the Courier and Enquirer.
,pmnn'. Metallic Hone and Rnzor sfrop

From Tho Courier and Enquirer
IL Chnpmnn's Metallic Hone and Rnzor sfrop
much commended inventor and from m OF It's virtues
admit that he crow Manuiactoy 10!
William street ca jy3O Ina
u Associntion md REORGANIZATION OF secieiy.
The work. Fourier aud his disciples Fronch no found
l,ERAsp MoSpoS Booksellers - CoAndtstreeL Those who
wish complete knowledge of the of Association dsco'
by Fourier can by procuring and reading these works
1.-THE Southern Literary Messengcr.-A full ,i
Of this sterling monthly year Il TO- perfect erder may be bal
att office. Price s.. V y"
II vi. HuIse's ChenP Dry Goods Store, l22 Grand st
between Broadway and Crosby ST New rich style printed Lava
remarkable prices. Also Hosiery AMI Gloves
..ery description very cheap jy2lR
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

CT man named Weed has been arrested at Cleveland,
o. on charge of forgery upon Bank Mt Poughkccpsie in
this State BY Which some $4,000 $1,000 obtained
He was pursued nearly 5000 miles before he discovered
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02
MARINE LIST.

roaT OF NETWORK. AUGUST >, is4
SUN aIsEs.... .......4 Sc
ADyIcEs.
Liverpool July Haye Indirect Juac "a N Orlean- July IL
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

J a Campaigning commences at Chelsea, Staten Isl
and this day Capt Fisher of the Rarnn is determined to
carry passenger. and fro cheaper safer and more COM
Portable than any body else Try him
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02
ARRIVED,

Ship oglethorpe Thanh Y Grecnoek, with mdr 'oA
KEex-I:0 storage passengers. 49,
Packet sh, Albany wat,on 81 s Havre with mtz to '"
Whitrock, ir. mi,
Eyers
Bark Mason Barney wlhure Germany 18Th juno, with md
o Ptc'er a.,
Brig Caledonia Page Windsor, with plaster to Kirk
Johnston.
Brig Banker Rider, 10 ds fin Picton with coal
SaL.an Brig Dgenl Ripe 81 d. fn Safe orocco WIN Siae
Brig Douglas GeIy 10Th June, I'm and Gbraltcr, wit"
fruit to Rich Draper.
Brig Russia, Reed II 4. I'm Bnt~erp with MD 10 ofder'
Pr Schr Mermaid Dennis WINDSOR, IN - With p rr to
n
scb Texa, so is fH Eastpor' with plaster and - Ph
schr Mary Walker wecoat d, FIN Hvre de Grass. With
~. T-dnIe.
Br Sch Admiral Copoy Ticker % ds fin Dcmeara, ba''
Sch Smith Tule Bash I'm Turk, Island a Capt
Brig Gutter Capt Townsend Pernambuco ashore %
sandy Friday night Last and pieces, that no'hms
aims but he
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

q The UIic patrons of The San be delighted
Nth its malignant assaults HENRY CLAY and the Bank
Compromise Such Wings deserve jus; such neutrality
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

e We appear to have been mistaken in regard North
Carolina. She chooses her Legislature bicnniay and has
Election this wear.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern Hail.

Washington Correspondence OF the New.YorA rrS,..
SATURDAY Juh Z, ,
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

~ Tile Harlem Stages determined to keep up .pr
tied opposition to the Railroad and via psbc favor by
despatch careful driving and treatment OF passen
GERS Success to them
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

GoDEYs L.uYs Book August 1871. Israel Post - BoNery
Gluck in Paris l., the title of the leading article in the
current number of this popular Monthly it is translated
from the German by the graceful pen of Mrs E F. EILEr
TO whom our readers have been frequently indebted for SIM
lar avor The interest of the tale made to depend upon
the warm and even vioest contention which prevailed at
Paris upon the relative of Gluck and Picn when the
great German composer first visited that city The quae>
bewees individuals this point the contests between the
usciaas themselves, and the final and acknowledged tn
u.lph OF Gluck when hs opera Iphiscna, was PUBLICLY
reformed are described With interest and spirit Robert
Wvlic The title of a tale by S ba Snith founded upon an
incident in the life of early settler in Maine No OF
,eres OF tales and sketches, under the general te OF
Legends of Old Houses published this month; an the
Book contains, several other stories Of which are
cleery written The Poetry of this number quite com
mon place hata-lozen Leaves for the Lyre by Geo T.
Morri. not excepted \ well executed steel engraving,
oled The LightKcepers Daughter prciaces the maya
zine which the usual monthly plates OF the Fashions
70 MORTIMER NJ. JACKSON. Esq. formerly of this City
has been appointed Attorney General of Wisconsin By Gov
Do'y.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

J Portion, of several kinds of Iron Ore, as also Field
spar and Porcelain Clay have been found in HORIZON
cn county, in this State where said depostes OF then
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

The Newocahs paFer Of the 23d ult give accounts of
formidable conspiracy of the Slaves OF that State, which
was broken the lst inst yesterday all along
the Mississippi from Bayou Sara to Natchez. The Com
rnercal Bulletin saws:
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

q Messrs. Wrigh, OF Baltimore and C. H. Delavan OF
his City have been lcctuns CArsxiLL against Intox
ang Lluors and fr1 hundred persons signed the
Pledge there las, week.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-02

u "a A Widow " wishes hint given to boariets that Il
ring friend home dinner every other day and ps
iahins for your hospitality doing the hsndsom
ming by ;he andlady We think unless the boarde
lines with his friend on the alternate days.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-20

The crown jewels of the Queen Of England arc
valued at half million of dollars, and probably
cost over that sum! The crown itself weighs a.
bout three pounds.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-20

imprisonment for debt Is abolished in New
on al contracts after the passage Of
the law.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-20

Senator BucHanaa.-It is rum9red that Mr.
Buchanan vii! resign his scat, if Instructed to
vote for = repeal or the Sab-Treasurv Bill Res
olutlons for this purpose before the Legisia-
tGre, and there can be no doubt that his instruc-
ton sill be forthcoming. We hope he will abide
bis promise. Mr.. Sturgeon. bis colleague. will
obey, probably, if Instructed lie is not dispos-
ed 10 give up bis seat Oh any account whatever.
--Philad Standard
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-20

REVIVAL # REEIGIoN.--A pow crful revival Of
religion - now in progress IN tins place in The
Cumberland Frcsby tcrian Church. About sixty
conversions have taken place within the last ten
days, and OF tho persons converted, forty have
been added To the church. Great excitement pre-
walls. In ali tue ncighhorIng towns, the Lord
seems to be pouring out his Spirit. At Whining
ton, N astonishing revival has taken place and IS
still going on. good work, we understand. ls
begun NJ Franklin; ard, indeed, fiom almost all
Quarters, hcar TAFT the people are anxiouslv
enqn:riug. men aud brethren, what must We do7'
i lebanon 20. J star
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-20

FELIX GEUNDv.-We fad in the Madisonian
tao following sketch Of The public life Of Mr. Grun-
dy, vino for quarter Of century before his dea tl
acted q conspicuous part the stagc Of public
Affairs. lie died a Nashville, on the I9ih Of Dec
enter last:
aIr- GsuaGy was born in Berkeley county, vir-
GINA, on The llth OF September, 1777.-lIis age
cas- therefore iittie upwards Of So wears His
father, Eagi!sh.nan tx birth, removed to Ken
tucky about The year 1856, At Il period when 10
nse lis o%h language, death was 10 almost every
bush, and every tHeket concealed ambuscaGc; -
three Of his brothers having been soon a ftcr muir
dercd, aad his mother robbed BY the Indians
.IF. GrIHdy having received b common school
education at BarGsto~n, Ky, and studied law
With George Nlchos4@, admitted The bar
IN 1871.
In 1880, ne was elected a MEMBER IRON Wash
tngton couEfg, Of II convention called TO revise
The constitution Of Kentucky. Soon after be
chosen to The Legislature, where he continued
until 1906, when be vas appointed Judge Of the
court Of Appeals. Ia March. 1901 he was made
Chief Justice If the State Of Kentucky. In con-
sequence # the inadeqnaey Of the salary, he re-
signed the Office ~ Is0s, and removed to Nash.
vile, Tenn. TO practice IN his profession
In ISL, he was sent to Congress, and made
here Ch1irman of The Committee Of Foreign Re-
lafI9u@ Just Il The eve a the war. lie continued
in Congress the three ensuing sessions, and his
fellowship with Mr. Madison became proverb.
From this period, foc fifteen years, mr Grunty
tool; direct part IN public affrs, with The ex
ception Of disctargipg temporary trusts IN his a
dopted State
In 1929, he was elected Senator in Congress,
IN p.lce OF Mr.. Elton. resigned.
While in the SENATE. he successfully held the
posts Of Chairman Of the Committee on Post III
fee, and on the judiciary. and Of Select Com
miitee 81 the last session. '.on The Legislative
power OF the Union to assume the debts Of the
veraI Statcs''
September /, 1888, he appointed Attorney
General of the United States, and the mex, was
r e-elected to the Us. Senate of which body he
was member at the time of his decease.
HEIGHT OF Fo1LY-Teng an editor TO "keep
cool,'' when he has burn exchange papers to
keep warm.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-02-20

TIM NURsfNG THE RoYRL BARE A court
spantcnt of the Cheltcuham i.oobcr-ou, sass:
''lot il not b. supposed however, that the nur-
sing of the royal infant viii be altogether n very
easy very comfortable Office. From the chief
superintendent down To the suh.dcputv assistant
SnperHnmcrary nurse, all and every to be
forbidden. under any circumstances protext
whatever To .'l<;ss the child, 81 that c her royal
babyship sqnai! ever 50 loudly, the usual nursery
eudcarmcnfs arc forbidden, aud they may paclfy
and quiet her IS they best may"
\. 3 The royal baby is afflicted, Il is said with
the co iri G,oduess graciousM