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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
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lBir baben ben IeBtsn Seridt Der S5ulrecs
tcren beS ipcitlihen 3ud'tbauie6 ,u pftss
burg pcr inns. 0sIelbe gaben Die 2lu,abl
Der gCfangeneu am lilen Sduuar 1910 su
1874, uno oni 1lteu Sdrnar lS4l su SO, an.
Sie bertdIteu na6 mdbrCuO clsfcm Subr 10
teguaot9t moroen ieien, peIehcs cine gr6scre
2Insahl iei ais je ;upOr, III einem gteicbeu
3eitraum - eaB Die wabrIdIeinldle 3unab,
men q Iein pirb-nnb poB neue 9lbthciluns
qen geniadbt weroeu muBten, oeren Soften
iie auf s25000 anihlagen. Die Sulpectcren
bemerfen: "18ir Guo froh i'm Stanoe Al
fcir, bertd1ten gu f6nneu, onB mir i'll uufcrn
@eiddfts 2IngelesenbeitelL ge9eu uniere Grs
ipartnu0en 9llcflld waren. : SIM 9Infange
oes Sahr6 itberiiiegen Die 9rbeiten Der @es
fdngeneu beren Soften um einige taufeuo
Ihaler." SIes cin einSger 3cee6fal fel
in oielem Sahr Die }lu;ahl Der Gefdns
9enen Ole Ge lit eiefem Sdtr empineen mar
10, uno bic 3abl Der fretgelaIenen 73. urn
weldlen mebr oenn Elm 8iertheil te9naeiqt
muoeu. SHier III eiu abermaliger Bepeis
oe6 Ihinolihen WiBbraud,s oe6 Scgnaois
guu9sredtS, ourd, .. 0i. pcrter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
npsc meit ois mir in erfobrnno oe,

D5 90 ipeit ale mir in Grfahruna aes
trabt haben, 9iebt Die Grueunung oes nru
5chu 8anfs, ais Demofratifher @ouuers
tors,Ganeipat aagemeine 3ufrieeenbeit. o5n
"alt Berfs,' 9aucaiter, philadelphia, Mpnts
qpmer8, Buds unb ben angrenSenoen @auus
ties bert man nur cine Stimme meaen S0rn.
Sanfs uuo in eiefen Gaunties niro er
zine sreBere Mebrbeit befpnimen al6 @en
S.arriion bel Der legten g8abt. Die 8urQer
ttHo lberseugt, iubem iIe fir ihn ilimmen,
oas fle eiueu Rann baben Der, ipenn erwdblt,
aIIes aHifreH9en miro fir bas Selte bes
StaatS 81 banhelu, uno ben @reoit beselben
ans Der gaae heben wrb, in ben ibu cine Der,
mNrfeue 9Icmiritraticn geitilrlt bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17

Cine Bill paeirte cen Seuat eieIes Staats
uno wuroe eem S,oule Der 9lepreGentanten
sur 8eiltimmang iberfanrt, melhe eS sur
pftd,t Der 9IppIifauteu fur 9Grtgsbaus grs
Iaubueideine maht ibre 9Irplicatisu, fammt
ben Namen Die itc reccmmauouen, in ihren
reipeftipen @aunties befannt su MAIDEN.
Sin Columbia @auntD hat Die Court Rad ;
ridbt 9egeben, oa6 mir cine gepiee an,dhl
@aftbdnier @rlaubniefheine i'm 9Ipril erbals
ten rpnrben, ipeld1eS Die 2abl un9efdbr elm
Drittbel perrin9crn miro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
ssrefDemt Sarrifons 9tntritts,Sfet

Stir seben Diefe 9Sodle Elm Iheil Der 2lus
tTfitte.9ieee ees Heuen preibenten, ems Der
abgffea Sdlriften meICbe je pcn eiuem Silent.
Ildssn Manne Qefemmen lit. DafIelbe lit
nit sftrnhaftem Sinn. greeer tleterlequna
nHb ashThaft republifdniidlem Getilble uers
faFt, nuo seiat ben dd,ten spatricteu uno mahs
sreu DencFrateH in jeoer 3eile nno Sas. =
slgir fennihen oae ein jeper 8ur9er riefe6
panDes Die 9lntritt6 9leereIe ebne Darfeis
sllHterldsiet leien, uno eieisibe anfbeben mod,s
te, eamtt iIe ale ,Rufier fitr Die fcmmenee
eiefidedfer enfbemahrt mnrhe. 8elcurers
s{oIlls Die siorefFs uOa jeHen selefen merpen,
speldle 9ggen ben aficn Dsloen itimmten, in
clier anrid5ttgeu WleinaHg pcn ihn nno lei,
zteu @rHuofaeen. TAFT elner uno alIe eiefels
be leieii, mo iId1 iiadlher ffagen OBJ GjeueraI
soarriicu nielt Der patrint uup Staafsmann
iar fur ben er ucr FINER @rndhlung aehafea
fpurne. 19tr behauem nur, eaa mr. feilRn
Haum babeil nm nlelsibe sasls auf einiHal III
hen 198atrieto enurlitfgu.
mIr merhrn Die 2ufrilt6s9lebe III eis
sllsea Iaeef anf elntm trionbsra 8pacu, auf
agasIafnI s4ticf IN 1jels lsHo mir fdIensn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17

1FrsIsfiiiiasii bfitffiI, iufiIIf mir III siIieni
nIIIiaeH 9irgIH abIaIIelI sueIfII. Die 9ibrelIt
fuIlff. Epie ubsn brHfrft, pm tiHen ishen 9ifs
uubIifaHrr atlfheluahri merneu, iubrm lie ners
jenieen pes Sen. 1gaidjiugtpn sur 9site ges
iielIt iperpen fam.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
Mn{fellmmg bnreb 9Sreiioent 5arriion
NIT gei(fimnluna ees Senats.

Dantet Beb1ter, ssu WaBahus
fetts, gum SfaatssSecretdr.
Ghomas @wina epn Obic, ais
Grcretdr Der Gd,asfammer.
Sohn Sell BON Eeunefe, ais tfrte9ss
Gecretdr.
0sorGe 6. Badger, opn gt. Gar,
ciinu, als Gscretdr Der giaDy.
Sptn s. Gritteuee II, bon Gens
tudn, ais @eneral'2lHpalt.
Sransis Grdn9er, oOn Z. yorf,
als General pclfmeiffer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17

Ger gcronto patrirt fagt, baB nHgefibr
$1,000 8riFtiibe SeIraten ii BEN peretnias
ten Gananag liatleniFt ielen. SIR urrnchs
men aaeh bag IN Nrnnolud uHb JiuDa Sccs
iii 51U0 nlfbr llr9sn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17

ssfIa 8a6aFF. VhIlaselphia,
1heniag eaTiou, 7EaHIIin,
Wiairr SohH nillerd, sIElsghent
Ghemas s1enrps Beauer<
gsenrp aing, pedla,
0enrp q. lBcrraLl, Ghefter,
Saenb Rirf, gorf,
Haeio + Gjereef, gerfe,
geerge Meblar, StbuDifia,
Sehn I. Butter, euierne,
9ofeph eippeneett, Iseifmorelanb,
1'eorge Wallen, geefere,
gapio eeed, 9lrmilrcng,
Sciepb S.uniIder, WCntaomerD,
Daoie QartmaH, eanealler,
Seeretdre:
sSenrD .. Marpea, Iertbampton,
Sofepb s. 6aps, @raipforb,
yiatbauiel @nmdfer, eanedlfer,
s. Sall greaep, philadelphia.
Der 8eridbt purce einffimmis augencm,
cit, uno bic au6geipdblteu Verfcueu uahs
Ell ihre Site elm. Nierauf erbob fd Sar.
ming uno aooreEirte Die Convention auf eli,
; meiiterhnfte gBeiIe.
9luf 8erld,lag oes Nrr. Gbaboeus Ste,
'ns fhritt fooann Die @cnpention CUR gr,
'nuna eiue6 @aneioaten fir @puperuor.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17

perr reedl ernannfe SehH Santet
Darlte S9nrmer DennD,
Cor Sen. Marfle,
9llerauber 81. Mieoleemarth
D9itdel @beffer 8uter,
@barlcs Sgle,
Nierauf murben Sriefe perfeIen opn ben
Gerren Wibblesmartb uuo Marfle, mpraus
es erbeIIete, eae Fe nidt Gls @aneioatrn ars
9efeben at pereen mnnlhteu. Die Oiamem
Der Soerren S9le uno Butter fpnreen 9leid,s
fails 3urildgencmneH.
Soierduf wuree ab9slttmmt, unb bas DE,
Iultat mar mic fol9t:
Sur Sobn 8anf6 127 Stmmen,
Garmer Genn0 6
9tlle Delegateu NIT Der 9lusnahme oerer
bon 9lllegbenD @auntD, Die inltruirt maren
fur Nrn. cennD su ifimmer, unc Sor. Sra
ham pcn Weitmcrelane, itimmten fir Sobn
ganf5.
nr. Darfie ffaub hierauf, i'm glameu berer
bic fur GennD geifimmt batten, auf uno
fd)lug Dor baB Die @ruennuug bes 6 b II
Sanfs elm It mmig fei wetbes
nit lautem Beifalt angenrmmen rpuree.
9luf Scrihlag ees }orn. 9eeo, wuroen fols
geHoe 5oerren ais cine Committee ernannt,
Inn 8eldInRe, cen Sinu Der @cnpenticu aus
erildeno, abSnfaBen, niml. Meeo, Srraeheao,
Scr, Stepeus, 'pcdrlpu, GtdeD patterien,
@dnlpbell uno 5Iiruer.
8eridiepeHP Neecn ipureen iooann Qebdl,
ten, porauf lIdl DIE Convention bis Z llbr
sbenos oerta9ie.
9tbeno6 Sieung.
Jlr. Serr prn Der fur eieieu 3pef ernanns
ten @rmmitte, berihtetc frlgenes 5.erren als
cine Staate @cmnitte fur ea6 laufrncc c5abr
en.
S,enrD Wo 't9ontcro Bon Narri5turd
2bcmds 9. Smitb phtlaotpbia,
Gieorge Spto, Tdncdfter,
N1rmer GennD, putsturg,
lEiIIlam VI. lsidtte, 9rie,
.srh1i " Dlies, NuHtngcou,
C5chu I1gqa t, Northumberland,
@harlrs (rcrelt, 9ledeug,
otacob lSeDganct, galfcH,
ism. & Scn9bes, pbuaoelpia @nuHtD,
S,r. 9eeo pcu @cmmittee nm GeihtuBe
abplf5 Gen, eriflttetS &erid,t. (9Sir Inp aber
gen0tblg ole @mri,funa perieIten bis auf
nldite 48ede 81 perfhiebenJ
9iidIeem ncd1 cine lluSaM geftidte Reeen
9ibalten worcsn tparen, bradl Die @ouuens
tion auf
(lluterethnet pou ben Seamten.)
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
Citp fuTellIasHce.
Reported for the Ne~-YOFk Tribune.
CIVIL COURTS.


WEDNESDAY. November 10
In the Cirru, Court; to-day, action was commenced
n. bs5,If # the Orleans Canal ard Banking Con
a.v ay,ip,, Helen C. Dudley. Hrs. d. IS widow OF the
ite Henry D.dley ~ho-e sudden and melancholy death
SEQ. after the failure Of his house, Chat Of Dudley
stuyyesza, il 1877 Is well remembered She also TIE
d,, ht-r and ouce wealthy aeTess OF y W. StSyNesant
Nr Ddsy previous hi teaih, AID in hopes 10 saw
s. house morgagcd the principal par; Of his ~e- m
brsnce CONSISTING % OF ground, aHa improve
meot IN the vicinity Of Tonpkins Square. iorecios
ufe h.. been recently ordered aud Mrs Dudley with
10 save herself from utter Ie-ttutou, ss contested
the mortgage principally the ground OF Ssury MI.
Gerard counsel FOR Mrs Dudley, moved stay OF PRO
eeedises ia order TO afford ne fcf hearing from Ne"
an arrangement has been proposed by which
il Is hoped Mr. D. will be allowed suicien; TO rendcr hef
comfortable for life The had been seat TO the CIR
cut Court by Ae Vice Chancellor and It uas finally re-
fe.re4 back for his decision in regard TO delay.
In the .ane Court al brought by the house
or Y " Thorne Il Co. against Robert P Bell ol Stan
hope j. for Two notes. amounting 20 Si,i, drawn IN
.,- bv Geo w T. SON CO., hardware dealers IN Pearl
street whose TO geres, The ssht Of Mr. Tyson aiter-
wards 10 Pari. are ., familiar TO our readers THESE
notes purported has been endorsed by hr Bell au'
the cnLoseceuts proved TO b. forser'es Mr Bell
ON the pro,e. being rendered, and, !, vas SAID To rave
r. -o, VII, vss relative, from exposure, Acknowledged
the Ga this point the Issue auas' ihs ~"
ever could not agrse and werc discharged.
In the Superior Court, John Goldsmith brought All &c
lion against A2n Levi. of the amount Of vG notes gwen
n -ao She objected paying on tho ground that sle
was a married vo1i2n. v:is to Henry T. Willard. lately
connected with ate Wood. II vas shosn, however
l., reference 20 TIE Chancery Court Books that the par
t ,aI been divorced previous the time Of the no'e-
.ils esen and ,hc jury gave 'eflieto plaintiff n the
full -Iunani claimed.
|, the case Of J. w James the Yourg arrested GU
board tue snip Europe from Liverpool under the Sull-
well act the Judge decided Tuesday that, ad'vlt'
we're insufficient to hold him, and he discharged lie
"a. i.nme2inely arrested however, under new "f'ta
VT. and Judge Taln.dce yesterday gave al opinion ''iA
he would be held 70; :uai examination, which to lake
Mace 10 morrow forenoon at half past II o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
POLICE OFFICE.
MEpNEspAY.


Ror:lse = WATcn-sr,KtR-Atg o'clock on Tuesday
night lame, Williams. all4. Rogers and Robert Jones
eute.ed e:her the makers shop Of Thom Coca
ran \ -. CIR en c-s reet aad euqutrel for ltche,.
Hr Cochra. haMdc: gold watch worth ~ to Williams
to examine when he OF x:th il, and instantly
followed by Jones, III companion. Cochran, however,
oyerlco, suh srre,iei Jyaes sHi subsequently, William
-. arrested by oiIeer Covia and both committed
prison.
FIxafNc or D., BuzGLAR.-The premises ofATr. Rich
ardsou c. Baicr of 40 81 KsseI-sreet, burslari
ou.ly Saturday night last. by forcing IN;
~aiow and robbed pair of boots and ise pair Of
sou,ln', shoes GA Tuesday morning early hoy named
john Lewis 'ouAi ecEcted der bed IN tho house
of Joshua Uaderh. anl :ed prison On Tuesday,
when Lewis "a, brought the Police Office for
in>ou NJ. Bailey hsp- ened to be there mixing
plain, touching The burglary Of his premises aad die
covered the feet Of Lewis Of the par- OF boots
stolen frorn his premise. the night II entered Lew-
,aii the boots giveu him Mulberry street by
another boz, bu, ms s,ory discredited ami he
committed to prison for the burglary and theft
STEALING WooD-i named Charles Quinn
arrested ~ ~a.chEan Levin Tuesday nga,, with
load of wood he vas ,upFo.ed have stolen, and for
which he vas committed prison.
PuRLoI<Isc CAT.-Cornelius Hall arrested and
committed 10. ,teailng cap worth - cents hon Wm
5an;a, No. / Barliag-sIip.
Three boy. named Francis Mesorey, Barrc. Ja.e.
AMI Samuel Willis, arrested and committed for
.eanE one psir of shoes from Bernard McGure No ~
Chatham
SrEALlSC i Cora nan named Michael HcCarty
Simpsons. pswnb.oker,, 10 sell excellent
crown cloth frock and beng discovered ~ o5c-r
Sherau. arrested suspicion of having s.oeE and
logged In prison-
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
cnI,Rr OF SESSIONS.

w tDSkspAfi .'NcHlurt ~
Before the Recorder, Judges Lynch and Noai and Al
Leonard aud Hatfield.
C,sr OF CHARlgs +. MITCHELL sir. Il. NJ Smith
,r and David Graham, IT, colnse for Mitchell. urged
postpone l,ent of the trial until Friday Saturday on
the grounds that material witness for TIE defence dion
Mr. Nsylor OF Phadelpha) was eaglscd there N tfia
oc nuch mp1rt.Lcc wich TO take place to-day, anu
II he could succeed IN having postponed, would be here
IN person. Hs coming, the ubove motion ~es made
and with -esire send on oTms'ion to take the
deposition Of Mr. 'aylor The Court granted the motion
and Wm Il Reed, late Attorney General Of Pennsylva-
MS wss appoint "a COMMISSIONER and the Trial pu, down
far Wednesday next
In the c-e of Sarnsel Williams. boy, who was COM
united BIZ the Police Is ydsran fos 60 days, and who
wa. discharged by the Recorder ny virtue Of writ OF
E0Leas corpus bat arrested aud imprisoned The
Court stated that ,iey bound 10 protect him as he
wa- III attendance the Court aud witness IN tho case
of las C. Thomas who had been twice tried Tor burga
IN the Sd cegrec, tie jury not agreeing on either tria
The Court ordered tue discharge Of Williams
Nouh Sc!by bitck man. thea tired fo- a petit
larceny in stealing IN bank bis the I'm Septembcr
l- th. ,roperty al Mcs.rs. RawdoI. Wright Co., NJ
q Merchants Exchange. The accused employ Cd 10
reeu the Office and by Ct tliss key opened III
iron safe and took the money lie was watched ~
TWO persons employed concealed in the safe and seen IL
COMM; the larceny. The Court then called him up lot
sentence and not being present his recognizinces were
forfeited lie wa, ably defended by Mr.. Terhune, BIZ
counsel.
june. c. Thoma. WIS then tried for the third tine for
burglary IN me 81 degree cntsrsg the .totc Of Hr
Frederick A. Io,he No ~ Liberty aad sisnl.ns
thsrefro number of musical boxes valued at $3.50 Oh
the night Of the i;h August isst A. the evidence oi Mr.
Lo,hc Williams aud other witnesses were he aie a. on
the preyiou, trials. II Is uUneoessary'o rsYofth
NJ Mushal j Bacon sunn-d up To- iae prisoner aud
the District Attorney 70: the prosecution. The Court
chsrgsd the jury who, after emsnEg out considerable
time returned stating their inability 20 aud the
prlsoaer Vas scha,ged, after rcPrsand from
the Coar;.
RecoeyrzANcgs FoRrErzD.-The following persons
no, appearing when called upon for tsl, their reeogni
zances acre forfeited: Thomas Turney indicted for an
assault aGd battery With to kill Henry Ia~our
eau1, by sabbii him with knife Vim. H. GoI on, in
dcted for assault and battery with iat~a; eoSm
rape on Mafy Farrell; and Geo ". Dixon q o. F4rrnc-
ton Adam eager John Hutton. Dsncl f. Clover Henry
Bduton and Henry Lasoureaux, Tor assaults and ba!-
teries CON united OH different individuals
The ;;canl jay zane and pre,eaicd number Of
bill aud after Doing retired TO resume ,.er duties
Adjourned uatl II O'clock this day.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

y Tne FRsscs LA<cSAcE.-We have no hesiiatio-
IN pronouseing the Manescs System the best, the mos
perfect ever devised simple easy aEl natural and
BY sure ani rapid process, s;raels the le-rae' Il
the art OF speaking add writing tie langue fuenty ACC
dramatically.
Mira l. asne,ca Durand the daughter of tie author Q:
the System, who posse superior qualifications a.
teacher, Is forming her Cla-se, 70. the at her
residence 20 Whsestreet and ,dye those ades and
gentlemen who Sd 10 lssrn avail themselves Of heF
instruction. See eTiverp sensnt.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

A VETERAS.-Died, IN Union township, Lick
ing county, Ohio, August 26. 1871. jonathan
BESJAMiS, in the 1884 year OF his age. Father
Benjamin was born in Goshen county. Stale Of
Newly orll, October II, 1893. y; the age OF ';x-
teen he enlisted in thu army and served his time
as soldier true to his country. Was married
March 10, 1889, to Margaret Brown. Moved To
Pennsylvania in l774 OF in May, III. the In
dians broke in upon ms anil, and family conneN-
ions. and killed and took prisoners three entire
families, his only son escaping TO tine fort. Among
the prisoners taken by the Indis was his brother
in law, Ezekiel Brown, late Delaware county,
Ohio. After being driven from place 10 place 10y
these sayagc tribes and endurir extreme suffering
six months, he removed 10 Maryland in the
fall Of l779, thence TO Pennsylvania in l78-,
thence to Marietta in 1877, then 10 Western Viz
ginia in l7s9 thence TO Licking, then Fairfield
county, Ohio, i'll 1901, where he resided until his
death.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

MgLAScHoLr AcclDESr.-A son OF AIr. B.
Montanye of thi. town. aged - years wa. acci-
dentally shot yesterday by another boy while ont
hunting. In creeping through fence the gun go
tangled in the brush, and in trying 10 exrrlrae II
it was discharged, and the contents passed through
the body of the lad Montamy-, and killed him in
stanily He interesting boy, and i a Nc
tim the dangerous practice of allowing children
TO Use firearms. iOw-ge ADV.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

LAWYERS DIARY. .

CaLEspAR OF CrRcgIT CorET-Tai. Day, 9oe
IN :91 , 80 90 81 - - 90 355. 80, $50, 359 500
a. 3sq - ~ 81 rs. $50 2i0 3l2, 81. ~, 49,
-. 365, 39S. $50 3ei 81 3a3 39i, 80, zoe, iei
CALExDAR or SUPERIOR CousT.-So Csienua' vas
exhibited up 20 II o'clock ? NJ
C,rxs,k OF CouKT or CoNNoS PLsAs--No IAielea'
srhl,lied 10 20 u O'Clock. i. "
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

Nh. SECRETARY FoRsyrH.-We have heard
two characters Of this deparl ed sia;e-map:--ls'
That he has been pronounced by Briti-h diploma,is
to have been the only public i'll his admins
traton whose word the slighre,t reliance could
be placed. odly. That he The worst tempered
man in the Union, and that England had sent tie
worst tempered man in her don5nions VIZ. Fox
10 DC in daily communication with him.
Toronto Patriot.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

Institution in wagon III very PROSTATE state aud e'Fo
before reaching b., bed Verdict, died ofeaf0He d'Af
Aho, % Ba-row-sreet on the body Of James inf'n'
.os Of John ha5barn aged weeks, Who Wa aeeicen'
.Iv Overland by mother yesterday morning. 'e'1'o
death frcm sufoestioa.
.Io n a63 Third-.treet IN the rear, the body OF
,1,oi,s ta,csu, German. who was found dead IN MS
I'D he h.yisg been iii some days previous verdict
di.d Of Inflammation of the lungs
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11
CoRONER,s OFFICE.

WEDNESDAY, November To-
The Coroner held inqsest oa TuesdIy eyepirg, at
be Bellevue Hospital the BODY Of Jonathan Gruncey
~Eo had bGea admitted Tito The Hc=p;a! patient
abo.irg under diarrhq. 90 the 9th inst and dis
charged al his request before ne perfectly cured
on the 9Th. On Monday he was conveyed back the
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

DEATH BY Poison On the 26h ul,. man by
the name of Vincent Tyre, about 40 years old.
found dead in the highway, near the school
house at Fuyanna in this Town. An inquest VA,
held by the Coroner. and the verdict OF the Jur
was, 4" Death by intoxication.' An empty whisl.s
sot,le found in his pocket. Hn, tae person
who supplied him with liquor any conscience
[Jamesrown Journa
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

NEw-os1Eiys. Oct. 3l.-Dea:hs rePsrted for
the "a haurs ending Yesterday noon, L. Of which
> were of yellow fever. Deaths the week pre-
viots. l03. of which Il were OF the fever
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

RoBBgsr.-Ths store of Rober, Holmes, ad-
joining the Mansion House, red last aish'
through the front door by mans Of Z false key.
and nearly $4,000 worth OF goods, consisting OF
silks, aces, &c. tlken iheretrom.
Alb Jsur. OF Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11


1871. Whole vote, 81 ,3i&. Davis over all, G37.
40 towns remain to lie heard from winch Will
increase Gov. Davs's majority.
Legisiature.-In the Senate the Wigs have
elected five in Suffolk, FIVE in Essex, five in Wor
cesier, two in franklin TWO in Humpshi;e, one in
Nollolk, and Two in Burnslablr and one in Dukes
and Nantucket, not heard iros-twcn,y-thre in
all, a majority II SIX the Senate. This will
lie increased By two in Plymouth aMd two in Noe
folk, where there is probably no choice by the Peo-
pie. Thee il probably election for Senators IN
Middlcscx, AS Morton leads in the County the
Senatorial ticket, aud his majority is but $50 over
all others 1t is hardly possible but that part If
not tn, whole, of the Loco Foco ticket is defeated
Not counting Middlesex, the Wings will have
twenty-seven Of the forty Senators. The Locus
have elected three in Bristol, two in Hampden
and two in Berkshire. The House will be strongly
Wing.
House, SO far as heard, GO Wing, 46 Loco No
choice in many towns. No doubt Of Wing ma
jority.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

CHINESE CAyxoSs.-In the Pauock-hsii,
which arrived in ST. katherine Socks few DAYS
since from China werS TWO splendid cannon. which
Wen. raken from, the Chinese BY the English at tie
Bosue forts. They have been ,en' to 'ni' country
=, present to her Malesty's Government, and are
to be placed i, IS believed, in the Power OF Lon.
s,r,,,Ts ,ho,,. II feet in length; the touchhoI"s
have been spiked, which renders them quite % Use
les. they weigh abou, two tons eueh. one Of
them bears the toIl-wing inscription FOR v R
do Capi,ao-seral d.. Macao, Manoel lavare' be- be
ora, Afez. ISL On the ether Is tie Spanish
crown and 4" Don Felipe I. Rey dE>Pena- =
:. Dan Mime! Tavares Rocasrozsey San Geral '
Nor, scapjiad de All Aean Maeao' \. l69@' =
Thev are looked upon As great curiosit'e-. and
,,,,,her. of persons are daily drawn TO the wilat
OF the docks where ;hey lie. 4 large bullet
of Chinese uanufscrure was also sent by the sake
ship; it il exceedingly rough and ili-shaPsd' a'd
seems to have been east in two pieces. and rve'ea
together afierward; this also, 1t Is supposed VIII
be deposited in the Tower.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

CJ President Tyler has left Williamsburg, Va.
via Charles City and Richmond, and is expected to
reach Washington to-day.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

p-"ZY.X.r No. Ill on the State Prison Question,
has been in type several days bur crowded out BY asr
oil more pressing interest We hope 10 publish 1t Ills
week,
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

MASSACHUSETTS STANDS FIRM The old Bay
State is TIRE Wing Slate, after all, next TO- if not
before, gallant kentucky. Troubles a, Washing
ton or elsewhere, perplexities. disappoin,ments
and quarrels, may shake but they cannot oycrturn
her. She is proof even against periIs from false
brethren, and nothing less than fifteen gallons OF
the ardent can make her sound head swim in
spite of clouds overhead and disasters thickening
on every side, she has noby sustained herself in the
recent Election, reelec,ing fIoNEsr joins DAVIS
Governor by 1000 majority over Marcus Morton
and / or 1000 over all the Loco-Foco, Abolition
and scattering votes.-The Boston Atlas of Tues
day brings us returns from nine,enhs of the State
giving the following aggregates:
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

II For n new Part of Barnaby Bndge
received by the Britannia and now hrsf
published in .his country, zee s>nst Page
We have one more, which will be given
tomorrow.
II For Notices CT New PubIicntions,
and variety Of News articles, nee FirS'
Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

P One thousand buildings have been erected
in ST. Louis The past year.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-11

~ Mr.. BRAHAM's CONCERT on Monday eve
ming was attended by a very large and discrimi-
mating auditory, by whom his good cid hearty Eng.
lish, Scotch and Irish songs were received with
cordial appreciation. He gives another and a.
last Concert in our City III Stuyvesant Institute
this evening (See his Card.l