New-York tribune., 1841-07-21

a. 1onsenk of tie Sdtes-the oena'e OH autno''' =.
exercise that pc wer "'''' ~ ' ~
w We ~ ver wei my opinion OF the Constitutional
er nj Congress this particular and believing the power
sef, one if all others thought like che bill would
,,, i But is this power absolutely essential! Is Its
Insertion matter of necessity Is any great important Con
s,ituona principle surrendered BY is omission Is The
existence Of the power clear that respect due TO hun
who doubts Will the bill be good for nothing without TINS
power And If cannot get bill containing II, Is 1t bet
Ter thar we should have no Bank What this power OF
discount How far il, Of itself National matter fiow
far is j, connected with the power and duty OF collecting and
disbursing with the duty OF regulating commerce
between the several states and with foreign nations he,e
stons which pross upon u.s. and ought TO ne ansious
considered commend them, my dear sir TO Your earnest
attention and NAV trouble ysu with my swn thoughts upon
some Of then, in another letter
SOM % '''e'' I am, with regard yours, &c.
rF Rejoice. Friends of Social Purity and Moral we'll
being. Madame ResteH yesterday conricteG Of fla
rant nisdenseonor commsed in the prosecution OF her in
ferna trade The trial full and fair one Der defence
brilliant and powerful and the jury most intelligent and ca
rable. 7Aey ,esre ont Gut fire minutes
THIS speaks well for the moral sanity of Newly DIRK Now
nil not the ne,t Grnd Jury take up the OF those afro
cous journals which lent their columns to the promotion OF
TIL, horrible business without which it could never have
0our,bed: the principal convicted now shall not equal
Justice be meted the equally guilty accompices who
have shared in the crime and the plumber Why should 1t
not? NJ. District Attorney, look 10 II
Jrpcy EDWARDS. having reached the age which the Con-
.;,uon makes the limit of his official resigned his
ce a. Judge of the Circuit Court Monday last His
farewell address to- the bar was noble and eloquent exPos
ZION of the dignity of the Law and the duties OF those who
embark in its profession He acknowledged in feeling terms
the ossduty and zeal with which the cause of the poor aud
endess had ever been espoused by Che gentlemen of the
bar and said that the profession had ever been the nursery
# s,atesmen and patriots \ committee appointed, al
he head of which D. B. OGDEy who yesterday present
ID series Of resolutions with reference the retirement of
Judge EDWARDS The retiring dignitary carries with him
he highest respect and best wishes of all with whom ne
s been associated in the discharge of MS official duties
His place has not yet been filed
AN Acr-Thc Legislature of Rhode Island at the last
ssion passed an act which gives married woman after
residence in the OF six months, without any OPPOSE
ton from her husband the parties during that period living
Separae-thc absolute control of her children And after
residence of years she also acquires control over her
PROPERTY and the right convey real estate without the
consent Of her husband This Will nave an erect upon inc
celebrated D Hautville
70 In our yesterdays article on the Agriculture OF New
York. the first OF the paragraph marked LIST.
houd read thus - The expense of all the previous ar
engagements will be saved the Counties such sheds and
a variety of fixtures, &c
~ H. b. who has recently been sandered In the Her
3D. writes US to advise him whether cowhidc tho Editor
NJ not We say, Refrain by all means You cannot make
lnm gcntcuan-, has been tried hundred times-but
may mako yoursOlf blaekguord Let him alone.
Abuse from that quarter Injuries no one
~ The old Masonic or Gothic Hall is to be opened the
HALL OF TEMPERANCE the 9th inst. tits TO be strictly
Temperance House. and the Great Hall open to Temper
ance Meetings Conventions, &c. An ample LIBRARY and
READING Room will be opened to subscribers at the low
price Of So per annum More hereafter.
" Street Inspector Second Ward look the sewer
corner of John and Pearstreets. The stencil from it
horrible. Reform it!
% meeting was to be held at Albany last evening
urge upon Congress the passage of Bankrupt Law its
present session.
Mm1rARY-Wc are to be honored to-day by visit from
the Hancock Light Infantry from Boston, and their ceeha-
ted Brass Band The eth Regiment Of this city (Naiiona
Guard) meets half past five o'clock A. NJ in the faFN'
and will proceed the Battery and escort the comPa-
ny to breakfast the United States Hotel after which they
will be reviewed by the Mayor and Common Council and
yisi, Fort Columbus. They remain for several days
PROBABLE MuRDER.-The schooner Daniel Webster ar
rived Philadelphia from this city Monday morning
During tho passage Of the passengers rishman named
John Crugar recently from the insane hospital Cork be
havcd in singular constantly alleging Aia the Gre"
intended kill him. On Saturday morning, while of Egg
Island Crugar seized and struck the Captain, who
taking observation severely tina, the weapon
buried in his head between the and jaw. he also at
tempted strike the mate but secured after long and
furious struggle No hopes entertained of Captain
Feltch's recovery. Crugar undoubtedly insane.
ATTEMPTED MuRDER.-The colcred cook OF the barque
Vernon just arrived at Boston Buenos Ayres Mon
av was usocnt 10 the mate and high words followed Capt
Robbins interered and took hold of the negro who umc-
aey struck him very blow between the eyes, and