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The Ne~ York SIM tells a good ancc.
dote Of New York fisherman. It's tho
boast of the hardy fishermen and coasters
Of the North that they can tell where
abouts they are, without any instrument
but the lead, AMI with no other observation
than scrutiny Of the sand brought from
the bottom upon It. A few vears auo one
Captain Bunker was on cruise, and being
confined to his cabin by sickness, he dl.
rcctcd that the lead should be- brought down
To hts berth for his inspection. The craft
belonged to NaoIuckot and was IN sand bal
last. The mate Of tho vessel, somewhat of
a "ag and doutier Of the Captains in(aIi.
blll'y, CREASED the lead and dipping II in
the ballast, Carried It down to the BERTH
Old Captain Rnnkef's eyes dllated with az
constituent, a. he asked, DO you say YOU
got ih's sand BY sounding ?"
Yes SIR"
Then Nantucket's sunk, and we are
right over Tuppor's Ill.,
The mate went on deck.
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Anecdote. In time of much religious
excitement, an bones, Dutch farmer of the
Mohawk ~as asked his opinion Az to which
denomination Of Christians was m the right
way TO heaven. "NcIl, den," said he.
veo we ride cur weat to Albany. some
say dis dc best roat, aud sone say dat is de
best but ! toni tInk II makes much differ
ence which roat we take; for wen we get
dare, deS nefer ask US which way we come
aud It IS none of DER business, If our uoat
be gpot."
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rs Petition ior Divorce.
SamI Flannikcn.
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dlut, Is not an iahabstant Of this State ms iherr
fo,e crlef,3, that publication be made Tor three
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next, thcn aud there 10 plead, answer or dcmur,
70 tins petition OF judgment pro conicsso will be
entered Up against hun, aud the said petition
heard qlfis.
Wucts, J. b. kerr Clerk Of ogr said Court
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and IN tic GGgh year VI tie Independence OF said
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h THE case & appearing 70 tie satisfaction of
~ tbs Court, that James Ramsey tho dceudsnt
Is n0i an ahabilsul Of tins State 4 IS therefore
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OF Judgment pto eent.sso wiz be catered Up ~.
gaiusi him ara IT, said petition heard ck p.ftc.
Witness, Hole. Ciefh Of our said Court,
a, 0.iieo tie "a MaGIay sRsf ths % Monday ID
huruvs, a. -, i=44 ~.-l iE.ll.. GG4l 1a4f III tLg
Independence u f4:1 State.
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~ Grove, Meckltnburg TO. N C., is agent s.
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Naual History 4. lqtpiaft
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
POLICE OFFICE.

INTENT 70 sreAt--A black fello~ uamed George VII
au. was found IN the hall Of the house OF r Alexander
: Watson No. = Whte-.,reet, which he had entered
With s,eut to steal; he lodged by Mr Wasos IA The
Watch house aad yesterday sent 70 prison
Di,uoSEsr DoNgsrtc.-A coored woman naned Ann
Parker, who servant N ihehou'e No ~ RectoF-st
wa arrested by Officer Sweet, Charged with sealing $9o
IN silver coin and bill. from Mr Sa@uel C. Bond If the
above place. Mos, the money -snd Nhere se hsd
csnceale. IT, he committed prison, coniessius
the theft.
Srg,Lixs MoxgY-C aihariue F,ger,y. old offender
as.in,, honesty arrested for stealing ): IN money
from Jane, Noonsn aud b. the magistrates to
the Penteniiary for months. as Ialef aud vagrant.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

Mr.. SPARKS. LEcrUREs.-The irstof course
Of Lectures. under the auspices Of the New York
Historical Society wa. delivered last evening in
the Chapel of the University by JARED SFARxs,
author of,he Lie OF Washington. The Chapel
was literally crowded, aud the audience were ad-
dressed Tor the space of an hour and half by Mr.
Sparks in an able ,nd instructive dissertation on
the causes which led to the American Revolution.
We have not time to prepare even sketch Of it
for this mornings paper, bat we advise our city
readers who can conveniently DO so to attesd the
remaining Lectures of the course. The causes
and events of our Revolutionary struggle mu.t
ever pos-ess deep interest,"; lot every true Am cri-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
TIE wEENiY TRIBUNE
Eor NoNcnrher g

CoSrE
L..T.lc Of the Lule Lake, beautiful and ,Ouca.,
,.ory by LYDIA H. Pearson.
u..Lersrs from England, Nos. AID :, Co:rs,Uoos-
eucs Of the Trisure.
Ill.,. Notes or Texas, Original.
" Western vircinia---The Bsrniny Spring. T.,
kanawhs Valley Sal, Tom Eains Asss,.i,
Scenery. &c.
V Editorials Elections, &c. &c.
VI. POETRY Az Indian Maiden. Lament; Pride.
The Northern Light. The NAmeles, Crave
Autumn Woods The Psiriet Cup.
VII ..Aldrc>, Wig County Convention.
VIII. .-CoRRr>roNDENCE.-. Louisi.ss. Poi.i,,
Crops &c Nea Jersey all right
IN Interesting Core, roudcnce Lettr CT eer,aa
members OF the Assembly OF the State Of Ten.
ae.sce and reply Of Mr. Foster
y Letters ftosi Rome, by Goo. Washington Greece.
NJ chsncery Reports Geo. W. Brnen aId AAry
Ann gruen ys JoAu A. stevens The Bill II
this ca.e r4s fled for tbs specific perform.aceol ol
con,ract fer the sale Of house. and lot owaedby
Msr, Aru Bruen Juo. l. Mason for Compu..
Dana for DeidI
MI. -Heury Clsy The Ans:ad Africans .HealA Ct
Nsw orieau-.
MIL She Married rot her choice Tale OF R.,l
Life
XIV. K. gland RaaJom Sketches No. ;.
Nv. Selections News OF The day, Sc Sc
Xyl. Review Of the New York Market. Country Pro-
ou<e, &c. Moaey matters Cattle Market sc.
XylL wholesale fri,es Current
NVul. Mussgs, sui Deaths
Subscription - ye4r .iuS copies 81 cents.
us GREELEY y McELRATH, No. ~ Ann,,
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Eor November q:
THE PILGRIM or THE MIDDLE AGES

I. THE PILGRIM or THE MIDDLE AGES-with
a tine and very llrge Engraving.
II. THE GLORY AND SHAME OF ENGLAND-A-
;ercs,iug extracts from the above new work, by c.
Edwards Lester, iust issued by the Harpers, VIZ;
/ Interview with Charles Dickens, Esq. > Inter.
yiev with Thoma, Campbell, Esq. An account
Of the las, illness and death Of LORD BrNoy, related
in an interview with Lady Byron
III A CHAPTER ON AUTOGRAPHY, giving fae
,ale> of the signatures Of all the most celebrated
authors. from Graham'S Magazine.
". LETTERS FROM THE EAST-A most interest.
ing letter from our correspondent, at Tansier IN
Africa.
Y. ANECDOTES OF ACTORS-Incdcns in the lie
OF George Frederick Cooke.
II THE ADHuRAL'S DAUGHTER, continued.
VII CANINE sAGACrrY-Sevcral striking Anec
do,cs illustrating the intelligence Of Dogs.
VIII. AN ESSAY ON EYES-A Repor; by Com
rni,tee OF the American Club Of Merry Laughers.
*. HORRIDA BELLA The discovery of Terr.
BILE and Bloody Plot on The part OF Great Britain to
capture the United States We standing
volcano To arms to arms
=. THE SCRAP BOOK, containing several columns
fpIoSc and poetry.
II. ORIGINAL POETRY Musical Criticisms Elec
ton Returns Editorials, and vast quantity Of
reading mater which cannot be enumerated.
0Cp- subscriptions - year single copies .! cents,
Office 30 Ann st, Nov a-:t
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
SPECIAL SESSIONS. -.

Before Jat-e Noah and Aid. Leonard sad Hatfield
Henry Brown ;ried for assault and bs',ery on
Ellen Conway sul,y-Peni,cnuAr, months CsihAf.se
Murray stealing Counterpart hst dresses AID 'hee;'
worth 81 from Isaac : >nede~ ru'lty-Iadse@sri 'ns
pended .nl ,he renarasd Ana Johnson eo'o'ed steal
IN, wearing sppsr-l worth s?l froui Leonard Kirby;
.tv-Cit, Pri,ou ~ days. Patrick Welsh assault ant
battery on plv,d Reg.u boy; guilty-TsnitsniiarS 80
lav. I..ac H.aIy coiore4 boy stealing go cents 'oe
nav. ant kue from BenJsmin huagsr' euii'v-'eni to
the House Of Refuge Archibald Douglas stealing from
Andrew Whtloek 81 worth ofcoppe nails guiity-jndss-
men. ...peuded aud discharged. ThoEis' "ymSs' A.
,au .ui battery on HI. siie saTsh e1'lty-inds
suspended and ne discharged John hcDonorsh ''eaus
sheep frors Thoms. O'FIrre SuiIiy-lacssHen' ses
pended and he discharged. William Dara charged Win
s,, AND battery va. discharged for Of evidence
Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
lWnae'sJ ( ii. d. R0BfSEOs. nc /
ry. InlereaIing and U.eful.-A beaa,if.l !,

- tstInl.-h UeariilHl style
OF raIItns is taught IN few le,soa, by Prof Sauta B.
Smith, at the granite building No. 213 of Cham
bers street aud Broadway, where .stif4cton guar
anieed' From the numerous and differing te.tinonals
voluntarily presented him. and MS own IN par,-
ing MS method 70 teachers and principal. of .emilares
hr : ma. confidence IN MS ability to the .ama ,a.
faction ne has hitherto gwen Mr. s. having had exper
@nce IN teaching very highly approved system of short
hand has 40 arranged II al 10 give any person complete
and thorough 1n-~edse of the in lessons of sn
hour each. In attendance from to l2AN
Among those who have had the courteousnas, to oe,
their name- Tor reference Rev Geo Peck Editor Of
the Quarterly Review; Mrs. Williams an enipep, teach
er OF Music Painting &c Mrs Nichols, formerly priv
eiPal Of the Female Seminary in Brooklyn A H. Wheel
er distinguished teacher Of Book keeps and Penm.n
ship in ,hi, cry 9 u5u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
CORoNER'S OFFICE Nov.

Darn or CosGs>rioN oF rHE BNlIN.-TsS Coroner
Yesterday held an inquestaNo - the body
ofHypolte varet,e aged = a,uTS of France. The de
ceased Importer OF baskets, of wealth. and
kept has the OF William aud Cedar.rcets.
At fpast eight O'Clock "Wednesday night ne went to
ms boarding house. and r,riook OF supper with NUM-
ber Of his friends aRd =; halt Fa-t o'clock reted to bed
good spirits, aud apparently perfect health. At I
o'clock Thursday afternoon his partner went to No. -
Pine street the Of As asenee he had
not been the that day aud proceedn. HI,
the door fospd locked inside, and forcing it
open ar vrrc,ts found yiuy dead in his bed. Dr.
W. c. Toinpkins made pert mOrte~ examination, aud
the jury found verdict, death from Congestion of the
Brain.
DrArH OF ArorLExr-Thc Coroner also held in-
quest the house OF deceased Of sh street aud
i,h Aycaue the body John Mason native Of Eng
land aged 56. The deceased aud also kept
stand the Of the eth Avenue and 26th-'
which he attacked with fit at o'clock on Thurs
day afternoon aud bcn. conveyed home died in half an
hour. Verdict, died OF ApoPle1y.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

az We have heard hard things said of Mr.
F. 6. BALpwtS, late one OF our candidate. or
Assembly. Tor concurring in the publication of the
Mechapics' Executive Committee which set forth
that the Letter of Mr.. LORD 10 that committee
was unsatisfactory. The presumption in this case
doe. injustice 10 Mr.. Baldwin. As member OF
the Executive Committee, he strenuou.ly resisted
the decision on Mr.. Lords letter, arguing thai
il was frank, thorough and ought Le satisfactory
but he was over ruled by the majority, who, il need
hardly be said. are political opponents OF Mr
Lord. Mr.. Baldwin neither united in the judge
,reut ,,assed on Mr.. Lord nsr in its publication !;
,bougb we are confident his name wa, signed to
i, a. Secretary Of the Committee in some of ,lsS
papers. We state these facts without solicitation
=, an act OF justice 10 Mr.. Baldwin
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

y The Editor Of the sun hayin- exercised his inge-
nuity yesterday. order Distort the Truth 'cumu
late the e and pic the pyramid Of caumny relation
to very PLAIN aud simple matter of fact phich took
place on Tsursday at the oice Of w. Jay Hasket, d
Russell Lee !. advised BY his friends 10 publish the rel
sons he had fer wisdrnE'ng ths salt n,tuci by him
for libel against ar William APplesaie and therefore
give publicity TO the following .py OF memorandum
which was agreed by two Of the plaintiffs friends a,
the instance Of the defendant.
- "herea' certain li5ellous article appeared in the
Flash ofhc 3st October sgaiu.t David km,.u Lee Of
the Herald DO hereby di,csim any connection .ith
or interest IN the said paper, and believe the said libel 20
be is-e nnd untrue IN every particular make this dis
climer Tor the purpose Of doing Mr.. D. Rs.e Lee full
Justica and OF Inducing Kim discontinue this sut
extremely regret that Mr. Leo .houd have been asssed
aad as hsppy to offer him every honorable rsparaon
spon the mcsble settlement OF this day
tsigned) WILLIAM APPLECA
(Witae.s,) Ii. ID. RogfSIos u6 II
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
lQ.O8O 1872 lG.7l5 1873

Varian over Lord. 252. Franklin over Purdy, 1872
These are not Official, but very nearly correct.
NORRIS FRANKLIN has second time beaten
Elijah F. Purdy ina Legislative contest, upon the
vote of the City. The first in 1896, in a sPe-
cial election for Member of Assembly, rendered
necessary by tie between NJ. c. Paterson, Wing,
and J. c. Stoncall, V. b.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

FlRE-AbouJ one O'Clock Yesterday morning, a
IRE was discovered in the large three story pack
in. box ;ac;-ry OF NJ. Stewart situated in the
rear OF q smalI court rzuning south from Walnut;
below Fifth street. Philadelphia Owing to the
confined nature OF ;he only approach to the build
tng, many Of the engines could no; De brough, to
act The building was entirely DESTROYED.
On "Wednesday nigh; the stable. al the corner
ofSchuyla Eighth asd Carlton streets. we're en-
tir.!y con.L ned, au5 ,~o herses badly injured
Attributed to an inceniiary.
Another fire broke on, on Thursday evening.
which consumed stable filed with hay IN Mar
riots lane. near Pa-sayunk Road. Cause incen-
darism.
And sc, another FIRE broke out between twelve
and one o'clock, on Thur.day in the tailors' shop
of Swift. Watkins & Co. in the fourth story OF
the Shakespeare Buildings, corner Sixth and Chest
nut streets. Very little damage was done.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

them Of Issac Morris -ho arrested aud
but escaped 1t WI, proved BY prisoner brother that Nor
- broug, the articles to prisoners see and sold the n
10 hu, for 5. which amount paii. E-i'y Sheppard
also -po-e ,ha. she The prisoner purchase inc Pea
kuiye, OF Morn. aud pay him s25 for them The 'afy
found the priso1er no: Gai!ty
Tas Juror. discharged until Monday IS were a'o
the Grant Jurors. who c.c INTO court with number OF
bills. The Court then adjourned Monday.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

" 1t appears that ELrRIpoE G. BALDWIN,
and no, Nathaniel G. Bradford, is probably ene
of the three Wings elected 10 the Assembly from
this City The regular votes appear to elect Mr.
Bradford by lG.3OG to lG,3O3 for Baldwin but
We Gun only hear of two defective votes for Brad
ford, while there are for Edridg7 G. Baldwin,
for E. &. Baldwin and other, enormously
speli, but evidently intended for him. Allowing
these, Mr. Baldwin has more than Mr.. Bradford
ard is elected We have not heard the scatter
ing votes in the Fifth Ward.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

" Capt. W J. Belt, officers and crew. OF the
L. S. sloop of war Marion, have received COM
plinentary letter frem Robert Hesketh, her B. n
Consul a, RIO Janeiro, dated The 9th OF August.
expressive of the gratitude OF the passengers and
crew saved from the burning wreck Of the lFdia
al seq. for the sum OF sl6l subscribed for their
relief. The generous act which elected this com
rnunication will. ;hey may be sure, give pleasure
20 all their csun;rynen.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
THE NEW WORLD.

ANOTHER or OUR SUPERB ENGRAvINGs.
l.t- We offer our readers ;As week a rich fea. OF
novelties AMI feel assured they Will be amply satisfied
,Ni,h The fnllawing
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

~ We are informed by one who knows ;hai
several OF our City Waichrnen who came near be
ing discharged last summer for the atrocou. crime
of Whiggesy were spared only on their formal
promise to vote the Loeofoc1 iicke, ,heneeforward
Accordngly.,he disgracetul spectacle vas witness
ed a; the polls, sf these poor slaves ioiering ii
with the ballots which had been pu; in their hands
attended by a Captain of the Watch Other
vi.ilant oyerseer 10 be sure that they voted PEI
contract And this was done by the minions OF
the party which is PerFetualIy prating of the
largest liberty the secresy Of the ballot box, tie
purity of tho Elective Franchise, and the like
TINS is what ia called Democracy The saddest
part of The story is rhat knaves profit by incul
eating, and gulls in hocks are iound ia be dapcd
by il.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

UJ7 As the Commercial has been pleased to copy
the article in our last on The General Result. we
regret the many typographical errors which dis
figure it, and in some places obscure its We
spoke of the first Veto as calculated to aggravate
rather than remooe (not rererse) the existing
differences, and formal (not personal } and
thorough separation between Mr.. Tyler and the
Wings There are other errors.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06

g. Major FLAoo, formerly of the Bloody Sara
nae, has out-witted eX-Secretary DIX by getting
him on the Assembly ticket for Albany County
Flagg will now walk iato ,te Secretaryship too
easy while Dix must be content with tho barren
hOnors Of tho SPeakershiP. As Il knowing Van
Buren, friend aasure. u. that ". lIugM Harke.
will not take the Attorney Generalship, we presume
Hon. SAN. BEARpsLEY, OF Perish Credit ms-
mory will be reinstated. Lot the Restoration Of
the Bourbons' be thorough as possible.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
LAWYERS DIARY

CALENDAR or CIRcufr Coupr-Th, Day-l2s 52d.
327 81 33t 333 1884, }35 336 337 339 lO il 300 3j!
j53, 2b, 2i9 376, l:;5, 312.
~ Notice November Common Pleas.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-06
By this Mornings Southern aail.

HEALTH OF vlcKssuReH.-The latest accounts
from vicksburgh state that the yellow fever mad
not percePtibly aba,ed, although the weather was
cold and there had been heavy frost.