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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
2l0lGnte s0atlrtclf.

IA Sdmuel Giibd nno SuIanna leiue
Stau, uou SilosRbeitbdl IanHfhtp, eed,d
6auntD, psrmittslit einer frehpiaiqen uebers
lhrcibuHe batirt cen s2Fen September iS4F
all ihr gi9entbum, iCrppbl Iiegenoes als wis
perionlidhe5 uno oermifdtes an ben unter,
Stibneleu ilbertrageu baben, NIB sfpar gum
Beiten ietner @rcoitereil, 70 meroen ale bic.
trniGen, peldencd quf irgeno cine 2trt fd,ufs
big itno an beid9ten Salcnion gdbe1, aufges
fcreert binuen 6 QBpd,cn 3idtigfeit gu MAJ
deu-uuo Golhe meldbe ncdb redbtmdeiee
Scrosrungcn ibu baben, bsliebenfbre 3edls
nunqeu ebenfalI5 biuuen befdgtem 3eitpunft
p0titeitdti9i einjubdn6isen, an
Gyobn s. SfrauE 9lhfgnie.
Sctcber Is. na-6ifs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
S5e1t6etnigllna.

SD ber unterfhriebene bsfheinige biers
hurd, oaB id cine 3neispferbes Dreld)maFfi'
ne BON ben Serren Is nrao antbpHp
inb @cnlp. 9efauft babe, weld]e lebr leid,t
arbeitet, audi Slr udmliden 3eit lebr bauers
haft IL, uno lallbere 9Irbeit lisfert.
Wii6ael &(in9erniattB
eDnn 2aunfdip, sedja @anntD.
T 0biee Mofdlinen fuo an einem fsbr
tilit9en preis gu baben, an ibrem Gtablife,
rnent in Sf.9Ilentanu, uate BET 9lomi9's
W9iipfe.
October 6. 1911. ila-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
l8ertbpplic6 Gi9cnthun
9u y erf q uf Il

Ia Ger lluter;cjd'ucte oiefc Gicqero per-
IdBt, ig btetet CT frlJgnee @runoiflIte gum
Berfauf an
1.-3 mo eincn bllben 9lfcr Qanc,
gelcqen auf Dem "Dlnblber8" 3 giercf pcu
cem Wdrftpldb {; in uuo I'm 2aeutnun gibt
es fein Graubitnf, ea5 cine 70 icbbnr uro
rcm1ntlld,e Eage bat, ais eten eiele5. Sc
gepdhtt cine dus9eeebnte 9iu6fldIt auf bic
umlicgencc bubfd'c educfd,aft, lno madjt Ci
ncu bcrrtiheu 9aupias @s befubct fd,
odrauf cine quite
Sbeuer Gill Wtild)s un6 Gi6sSau5,
unc oas @0nie 1T NIT guteu 6enien ungc'
ben; ein gutter, grc6cr 8drteg 1T angclegt
pcroen, uno e5 bCfinecu iit0 id)5ue Sd)ats
tenbdume auf ocm 9arce, f6 pir audi Scrs
Sllgltdle Sblltdnme ben pteIfddCu Gjatiuns
gen.
2.-19 9lfer GGlfanlcu OplSlano,
auf benz 9eda @cro, in scr Nldbe Der 9lbilas
bclpbta StraBe: ole cWlcr Stilct 1T gut nit
NcIj bewddlen.
3.-Gtu opr5li9li6cr S1miltcn @a0en
nit spci Gtecu mo ciucm ifrhsuocu Cad,e /;
beice fbnnen mad, 8sIiebcu atgercmmer RIB
9eitclt pcrpen Der 38dgen 1T nod menig
9ebroudIt uno onf ca6 geffc gentad)t.
4.--Gi1 cute s Sag llbr,
nit WlhcqanD 6ater.
N}cr Gun bat oa5 Otcn befd,rietcnc Gis
dcntbun III bcIchell, ttliebe ld, an meinen
grnocr { 0 M a 8 9. 1B llcnsu mems
ceh Der ndbcre gIu5tuuft cariitcr gcbcu
wiro.
CSpbn 9Silion.
2Ilteutann, Plug. 25. rq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
NNGrme0er- -Strdps.

6cpftus' Gaticual RaTrmeGerffrdps;
fInb iceben in ben @iienpdaren,S ,Stcbren rrr
Statt slaentann srbalten ipcrbeu. risfef
slrtifel 1T ftpn 40 Sdhren, NIT tieflidHe,t
8erbeheruu9en, per oem publfunt ilno BET
9Infdnf eines oer1elben mus Zen Gdiifsr pcit
beseu @crsii9lid,feit ifberSengen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
9lortbampten SSdnf.

gIm 3ten Wontaa i'm nddfttn gappembef,
weldes Der I5. oe6 bsfaeten Wlpuats III, ipir6
an Gem Vanfhdnfe cine Mdbl fur oref,eblt
Stcdbalter 9ebalten pereen, nm fur bas
nddlte Sahr ais GireftcreH an tienen.
George Sed, Ga1(Irer.
Sctcter l3. na-3ui
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
95clt6ctntQltuQ.

q3ir Die llntcridretenCn tcidrjnQeu hCr
mit, els mir 9}robeu ncu NcFtor Ntdhd'6
furiflid, Yerfert9tcu 3itncu in 2IugcnIrnem
8cncmmcu babcn, uuo SuB eicirlte unicru
9efdN crNielten, .pei itr fd'6n un6 cauerhnft
lJuc. gStr empfebleu i'm babcr eincm ieocn
Ger ctma5, ,rcIhe5 in iein Sad etnidldgt,
H6tbig hat.
C,accb Nart, Sauuel 2I. 8rit9cS,
Nauib Stcm, CIrhn &. SrauIc,
6. Wartiu, W. :. geni5 Sd'miet
cJcbu y. Vca6, Stacrb SdauB,
GbrW. 8. Si9cr, @hrp. s. StntcL
Scbn GjrcF, @br,p. &. 9. CRbG,
@hriffian 95rre, u. Hredt,
9i. &, 9RrigtL Sclcpb Sd9cr,
gpet 6rduic, Sefcph QGcie,
YBictiam WeGctbIft, R. D.
Or. iIMcl fibrt ncdi, immcr frrt ai6
3ahHar5t III prdctjSWea, an icjuer lBchruu9
3 GhilrCu Sliid) opu GrcD, Sd9cr unb @e'6
Stphr, in Der S.lmiiteu Gtrofc in 2Iaentaur.
Gr bat eue pcrtrcfilitc 3abuspite, ;ur
9fciniguu0 uno @rhattura Der 3dbue uuo
Gauuicr, gum 8erfauf auf Naut.
9lu9uif lS, IS4i, rq-t0
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
Grceerten.
On Sanertt.

Die llnter;eichneten besdtten fcrtipdbreuS
ben bchlien Ntarftpreie fir aae Scrtei
5rudt, an ihrem StCbr in qIIentdnn.
Steni uno 9Senner.
SerEemter 10. ilq--3.f
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
Waehfra0e.

Der lluterSeihrete, unbefauut init cem ie.
ei9en 9ufeutbalts feiner 8ricer, 9leam uuS
Slcrian Sdmittpcn SSfeloorf @autpn SeIJ
i'm @lias, fincet IIob uerdulaet cen gEeg Der
8errfentlidung su osren 9iufifueuuq einjus
idlldssu. Gem 8ernebmen ndb fulleu iie
I'D, Dor einigen Sabren in Cincinnati aufqe.
baItcu babeft.s Ter lluterseidluete friirbe fib
~ ercger Cdnfbarfeit oerpftthtst fiihlen,
penn ibm Semanb 9Iusflmft ilbcr BEN ieeis
gen Slufentbalt Isiner 8ribef aeben f6nnte.
9lnton Shmttt,
care Of Frncis Friedman, Buffalo NJ Y.
Buffalo Oct. 13.lS4I.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
OcfcntltC6tr Q5crfouf.

WlthUcdS ben l7tcn 9icYcmter, IclIeu onf
Gem plaBe lclblt, oaf Gfenhihcr 8eucu ocrs
fault mcrten,
Cine fbattarc Nlantajfc,
ecir1en in ltuicn Eaunftip, Union @auutp,
unO weItc6 gcgempartig BON Schn Gjuier be-
wcbnt III, enibdItcup ln3efibr 500 3dcr, init
eiucth
l,--A 9rrgen uub ooaig rerf,rtiatcn lteis
fsssfs uerneu Wcbuhou6 mo GdnpetIers
5isis 2dhcurr Tdrduf ii rbenfall6 ein
''=='-='-t1 Pchu5halj6 pnb Sdcitrr Crrtdltct.
GaS 9dnSe ftuute febr ocrtt.HFaft in spei
cecr trci pantaitben ocribciIt merocu.
Gin Gbril BARON lit RalfiICju,gaub nit 0rls
tel StaItitetn, Wrildjcu earauf
Sin aute6 3cdltfauu Gcaetrn, uuo Die Be
eingultAcu fcucn an Tcrfoufetagc bcfaunt
9cmagt luertcn, BON
cSphn S1umlnc( il.
SSdme6 Wtcrrtl.
2ifT3uies pen 9ctu Gjuier
Scfo6cr 6. iS4l. H1-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
Oeit6dtts 2tute 1eDet bter !
StcrsStcd 81 oerfaufen 70 mic Stcbr,
ftaHo unp Wirtbfbaft 81 Der.
lebuen,

Ger Stcbr BON Sobn DprneD unb 60. fpir6
bermit ourd prtpat Soanbel unter uortbeils
haftcn Seotn9un0en gum Berfduf aH9eboteh;
Sn iraeno eincr 3eit Srpiiden nun un6 benz /.
nddftrn 9lpril. @ine leri9e peer berbeiraj
tbste Derlcn fam fc9leidb 8efb BON giobr
erbdlteu. 9lnd) fam bic Birtbfhaft BAN
ocriebnt neroen, rpenn es perlan9t rpirb. es
III nid)t nctbpenoi9 etpaS pon beieen pldBelt
~ iagen, inoem lIe ais bon ben beifen Stdat
ben i'm @aunte lpoh befimt fIno.
eSebn Sernep.
October 10. iq-b0
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
Qetd6enwaaem.

Ter llutsriei6nete madt benz publifunt
Die 2lnIei9c, eaB CT iId init einem eeidennas
gen orrie6en bat unc su jeberjeit bersit II,
eeiden III Der Staot uuo Dem 9anee AZ Be-
eienen. Geine preife fino Iebr bitIig, un6
iDenr CT bic eaoe onsG Derferti9t 70 lcmrnt ee
nidbt bober ,rie bic eaben aliein bei nncern.
5n 3eit pom brei biS bier Stnneen fam ef
cine eaoe aaf oaS idOnlte oerfertisen.
George Sietri6.
Sc'pter l3. itq-Sfai
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
Y He I RIB U N E,
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER j, 1871.

srexARryr ARMoR.-The Boston Daily Advcr-
..or contains notice of public experiment made
., ,ha, city By Capt. Taylor the inventor Of new
lind Of Submarine Armor, which promises to be
If the highes; utility in exploring the wonders and
=. securing the treasures of the deep. The arrnor
consists Of dress of India rubber CLOTH supported
bv ribs and hoops Of copper, arranged so as to re
s;st the immense pressure of the water. helmet,
or bead.pieco of metal covers the head and ,houl-
3ers, and this the other parts of the arnor are
csreiully screwed. This helmet is large enough
10 contain considerable supply Of air, which IS
constantly renewed by means OF forcing pump at
the surface OF tho water a lantern forms par;
Of the apparatus, the light in which is supplied
with the air which passes out from the helmet to
make way for the constant fresh supply. The
helmet is provided with glass window, so that
The diver can make accurate observations Of any
Thing at whatever depth, provided he has light
IN his un,ern. Should any difficulty occur in the
engagement of the ropes or breathing apparatus,
by throwing of ballast the whole viii instantly
r,e to the surface. The experiment was highly
successful and satisfactory,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

C.rIyrr SEcgE1s.-The Boston Dai+ Adver-
s.er. vile incuIcariag harmony AID for5earanee
on the rar, OF iae Wings, makes the following Just
remark. with respec; to the alleged gisaiion Of
confidence OF the retiring Members o'the CABINET:
Some OF our contemporaries have adopted the
singular irr. iha, the statement Of tnese facts by
/ Messrs Ewing and Badger. ~ justification OF their
coudurt, is a revelation Of cabiaet secrets ms
ground ac conceiy, j. entirely in;!.-asioie 4hey
were part Of the oticia! aad coufdea;ia. inter-
course between ihe parties which Under ordinary
circumstances /, would have been breach OF cor
idence to disclose but when. By the conduct OF one
Of the parties the publication OF the iacts became
necessary TO tie yiadicai.a Of the character and
hoaor of the other, which facts have 10 bearing
upon any other conceivable question thai The per
,Daal ones between the parties, they must be con-
s:lcrcd a. losag the dignity and the saHctlty OF
cabinet secrets No man VIII conseat 20 place !ilS
honor IN ILc keeping Uf Il cabinet, IL which ne Is
Invested at the power Of bringing truth 70 h's aId
if Il shall become necessary, and II Won De id!c
- attempt to deny man the right Of se'deience
in a case ike the present. We conceive, there
fore that tie members of the late cabinet on ind
ia. themselves In situation, in winch they we're
obliged without their Own fault, to uhan'lon Tie
high oiiice- n:,l which they had been iutrusicd.
were no: Only justified III giving he history of the
events which lad brought them into that situation.
Ju' were bound to make known TO the pubic the
precise state OF facts, and the reasons which LED
them to the course winch ,ney had adopted It
would be singular state Fittings, that the p.inc'-
pal cNeca.; re officers the government should be
driven from thci. places, and subjected to the i'm
puta;iou OF abandoning thejr responsible duties
from fsc,ious motives and that no one shoHid be
permitted to e&pIaia the causes wsich led them to
such & stop.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
THE STATE PRISON QUESTION
To the Edfsr ef The TrtJrne;

Ohe rcf The TrtJrae
Being one of these who have had reason TO feel
TIA. the CRY arains, State Prison Monopoes Is NOT
senseless CRY. and feeling ii to be my duty =tili
to cry ou, against them. rsust beg the favor Of
b enn allowed 10 add,es. few remarks in reply TO
the article signed L. Y. Y. in your paper of the
23d. If Il. y. X. IS not q parent, would have
him suppose himself to stand in that relation 10 a
son. for whose welfare he had felt that socitude
which is 50 natural to 4 pares, and admitting, a,
T.. Y. X asserts that He that will not ork, nei-
ther shall he eat Suppose he had pu, his son as
an apprcntice 10 trade which he believed % be
in prosperous condition that his son h2d passed
through the long and tedious process OF lc,rnins
trade; and relying on that trnde for his support
he had gathered around him, as most OF us are
wont TO do, a family, who we're also dependent o.
that trade, through his excrtions, for their support
Well: Some avaricious person, who has know
ledge of that trade, applies to the Agents Of the
Prisons for contracts. The business is commenced
grand scale, perhaps at both Piisoas-labor
being had for comparatively nothing at all. and
machinery furnished by the State To and in break
ing down that business. The market j. soon glu--
ted with an article below ths Gust Of the same
article to the employer OF your son. aud consc-
qucntly he is discharged. Your phanthropisis
whose sympathy extends only to State Prison con-
victs, tell him that " ii Is his misfortune and he
must turr his attention to something ese." New
wouli asks ii so easy matter for the
who has spent half life - :, in acquiring tho
rough knowledge of business, to lnrn BIS alien
ton To something else! How i. his faaIily to be
supported while he is lcaImrng new business and
receiving half wages And would ask, were yoa
tAe purcnt of the son whose situation ! have en-
deavorcd to doscribc-scarccly limiting ut the mis-
cry Of his .ituation-would Won not ru;hcr say, let
the State turn It's attention IT. something else or
let the Agents turn their attention to something
else which Will not blast the prospects and destroy
the ambition of honest mechanics, driving them
into that very dissipation and crime which State
Prisons were mainly instituted to prevent.
might follow Il. y. X. farther and ask mm,
if the character of mechanics is not iniure. by the
present system, why that of the lawyer would hc
by discharg;ug convics from the Prisons skilled in
t.oir profession! lie says it would enable them
to Sc gfcn;ey rogue. Ifso, doc, not the business
OF the luchsuih which is now carried in the
Prison, also enable them to become greater rogue>
No Jcrsoa has ever seriously thought of introdu-
cling tie leaned professions into the Prisons but
il has scen spoS-n Of to show how similar treat
ncnt to tlst dealt cul = mechanics would be re-
sentcd by other classc-.
have seen The evil consequences which have
described above carried the letter, and ] am
willing TO leave it to the intelligence of this
muni,y 10 decide whether such injustice shall con-
tnuc to be prac.ised. l.. q. =.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04

Troy ASp SCHENECTADY RAlLKoAD.-This
wvrk is advancing with great rapidiiy. The deep
Gu, through the bill about one mile west OF the
Hudson river bridge is wer,h visiting The earth
Theh IS removed from this CUT is used to construct
long and high embankmcnt extending from the
base Of the hill TO the road which borders the Erie
canal. A locomotive engine with train OF twelve
loaded cars, is kept constantly running from the
eeep cut TO the eastern extremity OF the embank-
meni, where the earth is deposited. The opening
OF this road in July mex, will give such an impulse
10 The prosperity OF Troy she has not experl'
srced since the completion of the Eastern and
Northern Canals.-[ Troy Wing.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
PROSPECTUS FOR THE SALE OF REAL Es
TArE Az -RRIGHTON. staten Island. TO th,

n ~
amount Of SEVEN HUSpKgD THOUSAND DoLLAE
THE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW-BRIGHIoH AZ
SOCIaTION offer for sale, by subscription b'e iun-
dred blocks OF ground. the most eigby stUas1 o any
ey po.ses as respects cOuuguity TO the ferEes nnd ~
several Of the elegant sad desirable villas ana
country seats in the vicinity Of the cry of Ne"
Th.. f,s kuudred blocks 10 he disposed OF at cht
bundred dollars ,ach every of them will cobtaG q.
baing lots, and will measure about lVc by -vo iee -
ns sufficient for a neat cuttsge and garden plot
tach subscriber via obIa block yaued at laeco-7-
pr 10 the cash sales made by the Association the last e.
ears from $1,000 $egO, and ne may have allotted .
properly worth from forty TO sixty times the 'aue o.
ais Subscription On of them splendid Improve
nents comprising large mansion houses, hotels cottages,
docks, &c. IN perfect order
Phs plan adopted for dsposiBg OF the above property
presents great inducements tie capitalist desIr0us o.
making god investments and all who wish obtain
sountry r.scence moderate price, and IN position
the most eligible in the vicinity Of NcwYork For ex
ample elegant country scat WITH about four acres OF
lard slanr, finished by Thomas EDayt, ESD
Al co.t exceeding $50 000, and which is unriyhled for
beauty Of situation Will become the property of one Of
the -ubscrbes free and encountered, at cost to him
of only 500.
To some other sub erber will be allotted, free and
1cumbered. Belmont House" and grouDcs, now occu-
pied seminary for young ladies' al an ANIMAL rsnto
$500
The splendid Paeilioa,p erected in 1881
ceedng sI5000G including the grounds and outbudiag
Ill. fall To another, free aud unincumbered.
Brighton House which, with the ground' cost oyer
$4,000 aud several new and beautiful cottages' " D
the property Of other subscribsr'. , =, -,
The Association in offering so large an o
liable property time on sueh &c o I'll
merely remark, that they are pronPea tp The
with the view of closing their affairs ~i'nn .e e ~ ol
Gsazsa @ ssaassaf saf the. It sse s9'' S.ss
will obtain property greater - "
his Investment .,., fxh,rh cos, i, al o.o.
l,ists - III, N ms anG scccm JaHying documents can
e seen on application 70 Henry lynch President Of the
l,.o-iston (st rieir oee ~ s catrahee hsst door
proposed plan.
hundred dollars, ss follows
In a bond payable in and two years, on
interest --..'...---.---------..-. 1O
$50
Book, of subscription ara opened by EDWARD A NJ
coll, ESQ., Trustee a; the Office OF the ofA Lie
and Trust Company, No. 80 Wal st.
~ B. The cash payment will be depGsi'eS IN .ne 80
York Life and Trust Company and tae receipt OIL he
Secretary Of the Company given TO all SUBSCRIBERS
By order Of The Trustees
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
1,rATE OF NEW YoRK-IN CHANCERY.-Reto.-

STATE OF NEW YoRK-IN CHANCERY-Reto.e
= The Wee Chanrellc-ru,t Fire Insurance Company
OaldiAh Holmes. New York Dry Dock Company ane otheI
pursuance dsere:4 order Of his Court made III he
above entitled cause bearing the l5 daE OF SEPTEMBER
onr hous d eight hundred and forty will &c sold al pub
lie direction subscriber one OF The Mas
OF th, Court, (Wi4n II. franklin. A1ctone-r me
Merchants Exch,n,e in the CITY Of New YORK Friday the
i5k day NJ October j oeiOck Of that Day ,H
eight lots parcels OF land situate lying and De-
ing the Twelfth Ward o:hs CITY Of Ne,s ork known On
Mlp oi Iaat the Twelfth Ward otthe Cts S' N-w
York made December II, 1856 Edwin Smith CITY Sur
hv the nuHsers s. S. :9 go g. g. as al The SAID lo
living each other and taken together bounded
>. illowNonh- lr by One Hundred and Thr'eIh street
Westerly by the Seventh Avenue Souihery ~ the centre ln
beween One huadfra and rhrs,h aud 0ns Hundred anc
TwenyNnih ,ree, and Easterly ny ns drawn parallel
with the ssyen!h Avenue AM d'ani Ea.ardy hsEei'Ih
he aid obadiah Holmes and JaH hi, wife the aforesaid
Street and Avenue DsieG New York, September 81 A. D.
isu WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL
e3,Ols Ms:.erir Chsncery, Nc II John street
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
Your faults to knew,
Make use of every friend and every foe
JONATHAN PERicLES.

q At the late commencement of Nassau Hall
at Princeton, n J., 80 young gentlemen received
the degree of A. B. and Sc alumni that of A. NJ.
The honorary degree of IL. D. was conferred on
the Hon. Joseph c. HornblOwer, of Newark, Hon.
David L. Swain, President OF the Uaiversity OF n.
c. The non. degree of D. D. was conferred on
the Rev Robert 5. Candli.h, of Edinburgh, Scot
land, and the hon. degree OF A. NJ. upon the Rev.
David A. Franc, of Bloomfield n. J.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
For the Tribune.

The CITY Ur-TI2wN.-ln the silence Of the
morning before the tides If business rush through
their usual channels, and while the air is yet fresh
and invigorating, it is quite delightful walk
through the upper part OF our CITY and observe
the rapid progress with which New-(ork Is getting
out of town" The spirit of Improvement has
been stealthly active in every direction, aud
churches and palocc-dweliags attract the eye and
testify to the growing love Of and the laudable
disposal of influence. \ few years since the
scholars of the then distant schooI-house found
broad and Joyous play ground in the md ulating
commons in summer, or only less hmitcss eN-
ercisc over their surfaces when the wner-rains
had settled there and were frozen. y ow the scene
is altered: the school-housc is in the ci;y-thc
turfy or rocky unaulations sraduatod ant
levened as a billiard table-streets broad, right
anslod and stretching from river to river present
the pleasing innovation of the implements and
materials of architecture and, never TO the aston
i,hed gaze of some Persian Princess were the
changes wrought by the potency OF Aaddin's lamp
more strange than would the present appearance
of that quarter of the City be 10 him whs has not
walked there for the last three four years at
most. To him who flies through it o. tho evenings
of business those improvements will not be dis
tinct nor their morale imprcssivc-thcy steal
slowly and as It were unwillingly upon the sight
IN order therefore to contemplate them urgnt, tor
they are study and Il beauty worthy OF contem-
plation YOU mus draw a map of. OF rather, per
haps arrange them in your mind until it extends
itself TO the rmor verge the entire ground with lis
frequent rows of trees clothed in the green and gold
and purple of their Autumnal foliage.
When we contemplate these realities and pass IN
thought to the scene Of that ruin, in which the
coniasraton Of 1885 laid waste the siorc-houses
of our commercial wealth, ;hcy seem more ike
visons-templed dreams: but the characteristic
enterprise OF our citizens, stands contest before
US. and We hail our city as indeed Tie Emporium
of Commeree--the dca ceTte, OF the western
world.
He who measures improvements by roods and
perchcs will lind one hour favorable as another
10 his spirit of enquiry the rule and square will
satisfy the defined OF his curiosity-but the
philosopher who measures thnm by their moraie-
their influence on the mind, will prefer TO view
them in the calm uninterrupted silence OF the
morning time when the R1ental and bodily vision
can combine the uttle with the dHice in one beau
tiful anA impressive panorama AT that tine too.
the atmosphere is full of freshness and health and
an hour spen, there would be more pleasant more
u,eful and ernui-lesS than age measured ou; il
crowded promenades and sufocating theatres. 5
FRASK11S's PRINTING PREsS.We take pleas
urc in announcing to our readers that, through the
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
GEEAT ATTRACTGoN...

FARE ELDUCED III cents TO and
Es.lS-,-Sts Es.lS-,-S>t frozi Harlem The proprietor embraces
kl--Z1-&-lhc earliest opportunity OF informing his
friends and the pubic in general that he prepared TO
run his rep ard splendid line c Stages from tue North
American Hotel Bowcry to pc Wa l. helinger. Haf-
lem River Mansion House, regularly every half hour IN
the day touching At o,h-r intermediate places along the
route nd uakag ,he passage through II about Al hou'
Neat aud spacious apartments httec on eech end
Of N. route for tic comfort ami convenience Of pussen
rers This ney and vel regulated line running nearly
eouh!e the number Of tips daily ihs Inc Cars do on the
track gives It decided advantage them m-toPpi1s
much longer sach TIP al Ke ngers aud giving Pssen
rs sicIeu; tine 10 rartake every kind Of refresh
men, which are always Kept hand and served up IL the
bcs, possible ,nsrner suitable 10 the times.
Gowcry and White Hall Stages 'un as usual every I'VE
minute, during the day. J. MURPHY
ivr I'm Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1841-10-04
NC0NoIY ASo FAS3sE0N.

= j Y. q s4hNGt' IS hoN Islay 70 Of , %
= H.. puhii. the zluch admired MErROPOLlTAN
- HAT. ghS WIKI other. of different and of The most
approved styles, getting up OF the best materials
and ct the lowest city cSsh prices. Also Caps Stocks
H.scns. Collar. and Umbrellas. Country dealers WI
isd It TO lhcr advantage call a;d examine J :" rs
HAS before purchasing elsewhere, be wi! supply ihem
ilh first article NJ tho lowest manufacturing iccs'
81! In j. ~. KELLOGG, No i32 CANAL 81
ssz'7s! STATS. CA9~ Two DOL
= LAES AHD FIFTY CENTS - haudsome and
@ durable ,riicc cxc9ed by oves offered at the
price Try hcm and judge for yoursa!f hen'5, boys
aud ch!dsens Caps, OF Clolh Velvet, &c &c;
~ I'm GEO W. HYER, ~ Bowcry.