New-York tribune., 1841-08-03

,; We will lay facts before am hundred Farmers and
aborn Men this subject in half hour, which dozen
Philadelphia lawyers get round IN week
There cannot opinions among practical men on this
subject
Enough for this occasion But bear mind Farmers
Mechanics, Working Men that the LocoFocO party in this
City assembled have distinctly deliberately, and the Ut
most epudated and secuted the Protection OF American
Industry by coun,ervang duties the unjust and blight
ing policy Of Foreign Nations Let Us held them to that
HOSE LE1rrEs-Af,er hesitation, we have deemed
ii due 10 our readers TO that Of the three Letters from
Washington explaining and defending the views Of the Cao
net, (Which copied from The Commercially it is settled
that The TWO first written by M WEES TER 10 per
sona friend in this City, while the third added by the
Editor Of the Commercial. Had we known suspected
this at the time should have published that letter
We remarked to friend Immediately reading it that 1t
had better not been writen-ha the defence Of the Cabinet
aa> complete w,hos, it, while the imputations reorted on
Col .b were in bad and very undgnifed coming
from the quarter where those letters supposed to org
nate D-king personal controversy, especially among
Whgs We published that third letter with reluctance and
only because it was series already commenced by
US Is vcryrsl line seemed place ia origin beyond que'-
non If any Of our readers that they have been deceived
by it. they will admit that the fault is not ours.
BAxkRurr LAw.-We intend 10 keep eye on our City
Delegation in Congress- for the benefit of the Loco-f
here who are anxious for Bankrupt Law. On Saturday
Mr. Ferris voted to lay the bill the tasle, and Messrs
NcKeop, Rooseceh and Wood against the notion
" We have mistaken twice in chasing Mr..
SlicLl in the House as Wing. 1t f. Shields of
Tenn but b. G. Shields of Alabama who ia in Congress
nova Loco-roco. OF course, bu, tco nominal Wings
Gilmer and Wisc-voted TO lay the Revenue bill the table
~ Tho Grand Musical Fetc OF the Halls of Temperance
Gate Masonic i, postponed by request Monday evening
next when will ussuredly take place. The Friends of
will surely exercise patience with the cn,erpring
proprietor who is surrounding formidable obstacles to his
enterprise by energy and perseverance,.
~ The fine steamboat SUPERIOR. Capt. GOULD, leaves
this morning, between and g. a trip TO The Fishing
Banks Those who have leisure and change will ind the
Excursion pleasant and hcalrhiul one.
DEATHS rx NEw-YoRx-The City Inspector reports the
deaths of oil persons during the last week. viz 40 Men, 80
Women, "A Boys "a Girls OF these 81 died Of Cholera
nfantum ID CONVERSIONS, 10 Consumption - Dyenery
l. Dropsic, Fevers Is Inflammation of the Brain, %
other Ina;nma,ions Is Maasmus, Small Pox. rs
under two wears age; 10 natives Of the United States "a
o: Ireland IA of other countries. 3 unknown.
SAUNpERs's METALLIC TABLET AID RAZOR STRoP-1n
that grand moral division Of mankind-the shavers and
aved-we rank in the second category. This is unucky
for Mr. Saunders; for did do shaving, might
add personal certificate that of multdes besides Of
the value of his Metallic Tablet; it is, only
that heartily Jeliece capital article and worthy Of
patronage.
A COMPLIMENT FOR THE YASxEgs.-Capt STEELE, n
popular member of the Canadian Parliament liz de-
barc OH the establishment Of Common School System,
marked that he hoped the would exclude all Yam
KEGS from any a system of colonial educaon-hc
ooked upon Yankee teachsrs as uSESDrRAHLE SUI
sANcEs"
ArrLIcrIxa EvESr.-Alary and Ellen, aged IL and a.
daughters of Deacon John Scotch OF Great Bend Susque
hanna County Pa drowned while bathing in the Sus
.luehasna river a few days since.
TEMPERANCE Is MMxr.-The Mornng Star states ,hat
Mr. Hawkins addressed the citizens of Brunswick
ming last week. and obtained three hundred signatures
the tce-totnl pledge.
FrE-The Wooden Factory at Bellville, Jefferson Coun
~ occupied by n. Simmons DESTROYED by fire The
% The extensive Tanncry OF Mr. JSha W. Pa,tcn, Of
Philadelphia, situated The Susquehannah river, about
seven miles Harrisburg. nearly destroyed by FIRE
Thursday night last The property partially insured
" On Tuesday last the body OF supposed to lie
thu OF Jacob McIntire, found in field
Greensburg Pa. Verdict OF the Coz oners inquest death
by uiemperance
D The steamboat Ahenian, plying between n. Orleans
city and the Bale, burnt the waters edge the
10Th inst all board escaped but property saved
U Twelve of the passengers of the Inflated ship William
Brown-ceven females and boy-arrived at Baltimore
Friday evening.
~ Wise the .F,ronau, is to make his 3lst aerea EN
cur.ion from the borough of Lewsbug Pa, the 18th inst
FROM FLORIDA We learn from officer OF the Army
that Indian called Sulanco who had been Col