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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-19
BANK OF WAsHINoroN,

BANK OF WAsBNoroN,
OCTOBER ], ISil
A T AN ELECTION held on the 30lh ultimo,
n the following named gentlemen duly elect
ed Directors Of this Bank, viz
Stanislnus Murray Jacob Gideon
Edward Simms George Bomlorl
Edward Dyer Samuel Burchs
Francis A. Dickens John p lncle
William Gunton
And on this day at meeting Of the Board, VIII.
LIAM GuSToN, Esq. was elected President and Ar.
chbald Henderson elected q Director 10 fill the W.
cancy occasioned thereby.
JAS ADAMS, Cashier.
oct SGT
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-19
WHY is IT son

II JOSEPH r. CussisoHAM, Of Brownsville, Pa
is appointed travelling agent OF the Madisonian.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

More MuRDER-Ye.terday morning. Mr..
Borhee> foreman OF tie works on the fertilization
on Staten Island. sent thtec men in q boa, TO 60
in search OF another boat, which was missing.
and supposed to have been stolen on the evening
previous. Nothing was heard Of the men in the
ooat until about ocloca last evening, when the
people on The island shore were alarmed by loud
and vocifcrous shouts Of nurdsr murder help,
SC, from some boat on the water. Three men
Immediately put OFF TO the place, and found one
man. who had been sent of in the morning. in
BOAT with nj. arm broken, and severely gashed
with knife. HIS head was also badly cut in two
places. and he appeared to be very much intexica-
ted, and had sottls on board, from which ne wa.
about to drink, when he was prevented His Srs,
exclamation was . have killed them both an.
thrown them overheard they tried 10 Kill NE. but
was too much for them He va. then taken
ashore and put in the guard house il charge OF
some OF the officers. The boat was covered with
-lood, and bore evidences OF severe struggle
The bodies OF the missing men. whose name. are
Christopher burlington and Jeremiah Iucv. have
not been recovered. They were married men,
and nave each left wife and three Children
Inc name OF the survivor Is not known he states
that ne recently deserted from thu British ANN
Drunkenness IS no doubt Tho Cause of the aHr.y.
Star of Monday.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

II I; WILDE seea BY notice in another column that
juvenile Concert Is TO be gyeH the BAPTIST abernac,
IN burberry street near Chatham Wednesday evening
tie 18th list by Nj. Wm. Z. Bradbury. Juvenile Choir
From What We have seen and heard Of Mr Bradburys sue
cess Is teacher Of music have no hesitation IN saving
tHat MS audience viii erjoy rich treat, We are in
formed that the be performed chiefly
ioung Choir We hope 10 sec the house full Of brgh,
faces The old will enjoy it as we'll a, the young
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

- The principal Editor of tbs paper wa- ~
Syracuse during the Session Of the late Wing Con
yen,on at thar place AND must have had favorable
opportunity of ascertaining from the Delegates il
attendance the state OF public feeling the yarou
topics embraced IN the Address OF tina; Convention
On his return to the city. our esteemed Cares
pendent, ''CASDoR,' will receive an answer 10
hi. iatsrrogatory In the moan while however
We would suggest that; TO Us :. lsas, no very great
necessity exists FOR Review of this 8 Address,
OF e Declaration lis language is PLAN, simple
and unanibiguous. therefore easily co,nprehended ;
It's positions are fairly torcoly and logically Pee
.en;ed, thereby cutting off TIE opportunity q
cayilins on the part o; our enemies; its tone anc
temper, at the same time that they are unyielding
in their Wing principles and firm and manly in the
manner Of asserting them, are kind courteous and
eonciHatory, and therefore may be heartily re-
,pondcd to by all good Wings
The above wa, crowded out OF o,:r last The
Editor has since returned. and concurs heartily in
the belle: that no Review of the Wing Declara-
ion Is necessary. Tha, document speaks cub
.;antsl!y the sentiments OF % OF every 100 who
yotei FOR Harrison snd TYLER last November We
think it sest to leave to Loco-Foc the task of
reviewing il;
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

y "'ne Of the gFshdet Concerts Inc splendid
given by tao celebrated Euphs.a Borghe.e prepared
for h' evening and nil be given the Cry Hotel An
;ognic Vozel- aud staiu,i ali great ant distinguished
'ocaiists AID musicians. will aid tic Prma Donna the
occa.ion and the selected Of the cxa,e
sublime add gorseou. description. TIE Eo.shese sing.
SIX imes Billet also performs on the yioineello The
attraction will be irresistible
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

II Gentlemen visiting or City to attend the Fair or
on: busi cas- VII fad quiet peasan; home Graham
House 60 Eleiayrest very convenient t. thu bushes.
dis,'ie; and the steamboat asdng-. Tao.e sho dislike
the ordeal of Aeoho! and Tobacco and prefer living ~h
out disregard of the laws of ae4l,h will especially ike
this house. Term. Moderate
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12
Correspondence CT The Tribune.
THE ELECTION IN MARYLAND.
BALrlMozr, October 10, 9, 4. u.


All doub, of the resu, OF the Election IN tbs
State !. al an end-Mr. Thomas having, BY due
Official returns from ali the Coun;ie, in the STATE
about $50 majority, follows. add the vote
for President last November, that YOU may see
that tn, disastrous result i produced by 10 change
among The people but principally by apathy
~, p..-,-,r,- -,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

Inc member 10 ecct IN queen NnEc VIII e!tNeF
confirm the Wing majority equally divide the
House. Yours
GsoRclA.-Wc have partial returns Of the ySte
cast Tor Governor at the Election in Georgia as;
Monday. They indicate close contest and. a.
me luck is rather against Us this year. We antci-
pate the reelection of Gov. Mcdonald, who has .
good deal Of personal strength on TWO or three To-
al questions The vote is good deal lighter than
l.st year. We have carried whole ticket in
Chatham County Savannah for the first ti'ne,
beating the ables; Van Burea man (NAllister Of
The Senate) in tn: State. This shows what the
Wing. Of Georgia can do If they Try. In strong
Wing Counties, however, see that Loco-Foco
elected by splits asd local questions, and We
look for Legislature strongly against Us. 1t ~As
never Wing ill lust year, and the State is so up
portioned that wc can hardly carry il with less
than 5000 majority.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12
THE Tribune
TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 70, l8n.

L.. soae Wig arc informed inst while ~e con-
cur N soc of ;s serlasH,s Of thcir COMMUNICATION Te
regard -, seaae sar.; with osth,ug. When political
,ontrys r.. bsce JOS and msrcenary game as that
si,.i- won't! have IT. we SHALL abandon altogether.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12
SEEING Six Manufacturers.

~ book Of loo pages, containing statement. Of
OF tie most Important cures record may a
pcaion TO sny Of the agents no .e the medicine Re-
rence j. ,so made TO Mr. Tn0MAs HscAN :o- Stanton
street. and LEMuEL LELAND, corner Of franklin Hu!
'on-'tres ho will be peised safety any OF tie
astonishing effect. Of hi. medicine.
For sale al Ailhan'', l-3 Broadway William Burger
90 Cour'Iaa t-'ueat Burnt Co.. lOi Maiden.l4ne and
by Druggists generally.
AK for BRlsroLs sARsAPARILLA and see that
ais rritea signature IS across the cork of the bottle
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

YsLtow FEyER.--The New.Orcnn- Bee OF d.
lst in-r. says, by passenger, On the Princess
says the Nn;che7 Courier, are sorry to lean
that several Of the officers of the STEAMBOATS, Pre-
Emption and Eliza had died Of yellow fever on
their last trip mp. The clerk and barkeePer OF
the Presumption we're both sick Of tina disease
The St Louis New Era says tina, the Capt ofths
General Praue wns brought thai port sick
Tie clerk Of the General p rns LETT in New-Or
leans sick These facts nra certninly strong rea.
sons why all unaccli'nated persons should AVOID
en,eriag that doomed ciry, New-Orlean-, while
the epidemic prevails
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

u The Secre,aryotW War, Mr.. Spencer, arrived
at the seat OF Government on Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

e TuoNAs EwINc, late Secretary Of liza
Treasury. re 4chei Zane-ye, on h;s way home,op
Friday evening. the Is; inst. On Saturday mor-
ING he lcit for hi. resi- leace a, Lancaster Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

= We call The attention Of our renders to the adrer
II AiotAsF cou of the mrs, lumber of the Pen
ny Pos Directory The arrangement strikes Us as being
very CONVENIENT sad The publisher, ~i
su9h patron &c a. viii Enable them 10 ccZPete the work
II tas same sry lie the drst number
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12
Nsw YORK, October 9Th, l'A.
N,. 6. e. Bristol. Buffalo


NJ. G. e Bristol, Buffalo
SIR Having derived great benefit from taking your
invaluable S,RsArARiLLA. fee! it my duty Likewise
pleasure to inform you the astonishing effect mad.
under the blessing Of Divine Providence restoring
TO attn after long and affecting Illness. was ssf
ferer from the Fever and Ague for nearly two year,
which reduced me to perfec, skeleton my throat was
liberated, and from the accumulation OF phlegm was IN
constant dread of succatop had appetite nor could
| swao, any thing Sut liquids and only few drops at a
time. In September. less began siGk rapidly, and,
although every done for that the mind Of the
.klful PHI ysicianscouli hny suggest found relief
case considered hopele- and heard from them that
few hours must terminate my ,uiierng- BY prov
dentia circumstance your Sarsspariila mentioned
my friends eGdesyored obtain some, bui could With
senGg sou "a distance Of over 300 miles, at Buff
fsio winch they dad and the beginning Of October
commercei taking and from that time BEGAN 20 Re-
Sivc and increase III strength sufficiently the yi-
llge Of Ann Arbor the fir, week Noyemhe5. Lest yeur
10 England and hns for my own satisfaction 10
the qualities Of yonr Sar-apltiiia wa much
gr4tiei shoH Tug part bott- had by NE for
nearly years and sSilf.l chemist who
pronounced genuine good article &. perfectly
s.ee and retained every qaly. Should shy in your
neighborhooI he suffering was you may urge them
trial o: sour medicine should your Agent. IL this
city sny they can, by callgg on me- or
szdin. any patients to me- a.certain the seaef,. have
received from II.
VITA respect, cir, remain your obedcnt servant.
JOHN GILES 3al Pearl street
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

e Calender Irvine, Conmissary General OF
Purchase for the United States. died at hi resi-
den'e N Philadelphia on Saturday, in his 9Th
yesE He was Presiden, of the State Society OF
Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12
By tbis Mornings Sauldsro Gai..

q Til, New-Orleans Bee .. the , las. a.,
Tn. NUM- e q ia,srulenis 70. ortsd % ,te Board
Of Health Tor the II hour, ending YESTERDAY d.
Noon wss 80, Of WHICH 30 were Of yellow fever.
MARYLAND E1rcrIoN. Full re,aras from sss.
r.. County ia tn. State nave been received ,asg
M, a.ntica;e ,be election OF Hon. Frasci, Thon..
> ,be Governor elect OF Maryland by msj,,.,,
ot 505.
ana - opp .i;on nein5eFs-Ho' Including Tie
ID Queen Annes.
Tie whg nsioriy ia the Senate ''iiI secures,
Wing ,nojor.y on joins baL.o.
GEORGIA Elgcr,oN -The Election ior &c,
veraot aud member, OF the State Legislature 'ess
place on Moadav, lac 4,h INST The Wing raals
date for Governor was Wlllm,i c. Dtwso,.
The yo.e in sixteen counties gives him uaiss-I
of7l6 over his opponent, Nh MoDONAlo.
LATE FROM F1oRtDs-Tbe Savannah B,p...
lican of tic 7,h Inst acknowledge, tie re-sip,a
the following intelligence tson the sea, of war .s
Florida. On 26,h ulr. 8 mio, from Gar,
Ferry. party of Indians killed Nh Joa..a-a
rhispia aai Nh Barber, and on the 2]ta, Yea,
B!scl Creea. Mc>,r, bleach and Pcnner were
fired on. the former va, Killed and the lai.r.r
cap.d. GA The 30,h about mile, from Fos.
Crane. Two brothers named iislIard were ai.eJ.
The express rier due al P.iaiko on Soaja,
night had no; arrived when the Nsvbufa leii az
p. NJ. on Monday, and it was feared that he h4a
also been killed.
e TuouAs EwINc, late Secretary Of liza
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

CITY PRlsoS lsrIcs.-Durng the les
week, terminating on Saturday, there we've rcccy.
ed into the City Prison 95 white men, 81 white
women, 90 colored men, Is colored women--total
10. Discharged, 90 white mon, 81 whle wo-
men, p colorcd men, lG colored women-tols.
100. Ramaining in prison % whito men, q
white women, IL colored men. colored women
total remaining l22
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

TEMPERANCE notwithstanding TO preyiou,
arrangement, Charles Fl. Deluv.n, Esq Of tn, city
delivered Temperance Lecture on Sunday before
,ih- Naval Apprentices on board the {. S Snip
North Carolina, lying in harbor, where Tenn
perance Society, consisting already Of lCO mem
bers, has been recently formed. Mr.. Deayan was
accompanied by the officers of the New-Yo.k Wash
ng,on Temperance Society, aad By the Grand
Marshal and several Of his aids in the grand Ten
perance jubilee which takes place "Wednesday
next. The manner Of the Lecture wa, very fell
citou., and il mas doubtless lett ,alutarg impress
sion on the minds to whom it addressed. Ne
understand Mr. Delayan has been requested to
furnish copy for publication previous TO the de-
livery OF the Lecture which he has consented to
speak before the Mechanics Institute of this city
II an early day
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

IOta. ......24, G3S 23..UU - .35,3Z5 -5,IJ-
Thomas. msjori,y.562 Harison's $40
The Loco Focos have elected two chance mem
oers to the House o; Delegale.-OuO in Caroline
and one in Worcester, and there is one he IL
Queen Anne's. Thi: viii give them majority in
he House and one vacancy and divide the Legis-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

DEATHS Is Ngw-i DIRK Tho total number O.!
in,crmcnt- ia the City and County OF Ncw-iorA
during the wce, ending the 9th inst. was 1913, w;
48 men, II women, 50 b-y', and 80 girls OF
these. l4l We're natives Of tho United States 81 oi
Ireland, and OF Germany. Fcr'y-three were Of
the age OF one year and under 'hirty-two between
one and Two years, and three between eighty and
nnetY.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

y The Madisonian formally announce. the ap-
pOintmento OF Hon Joan c. SPENCER L. Secretary
o; War.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

y Emporium of Cheap Gnrmen;s, by w.
T. JENNINGS No. 2-9 Broadway urder tue AHeT'e'a
Hotel. CO. 81 In
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

y Dh2ucrreCtypc Lilsenessc-.-Likeoes'e'
D. he ABOVE process akeE 1t the Of Bro1dT
and Joha-strsei. superior style; and ~ would l'9
INFORM he Public THAI Groups Of from four persoa'
c!s be take1 on one pate giving the exsc Lscn"
OF each persoa The smallest children may also be tsAsa'
a. u require. bu, few seconds, Of sunshine.
y. B-Spccinens may be seen at the room. (2 i
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

u Ex-Governor Gilmer, the delightful U1ig
Representative of the Abemarlc (va.) District in
Congress, who voted against ever Wing measure
IF the Extra Session has still more distinctly de-
ineI his position, by voting for S F. L-akc, the
Loco-Foco candidate 10 fill vacancy in the House
Of Delegates from Abemarle caused BY the death
of Col. Isaac A. Coles. In spite OF the Ex-Ciov-
ernor', derec,on, and the premature reoicing-
Of his brethren in principle, the Wing candidate
alexander Rives, brother of Alexander c. Rives-
is elected by II majory: Rive. SIC Leako 529.
Mr. Riyes before the election came sqsare out for
Wing measures and men. TX. Governor Gilmer is
the man who on the floor of Congress, spoke of
John Tyler the Administration proper and
the Wing Congrts, and Cabinet the Admins
traton improper. The man who could say this
tory in soul, and We rejoice ;hat he has found
his proper company.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

n The American Adyocntc.-This psPe''
published weekly s. W per anaua. nat pro2o
u)n for any l@ tnc. At l3s Fultou-strcet up starr
devoted TO she of the day the exposition anj Or
the protection OF the rights and Of County
ren and 10 the preservation Of institutions agnh'
foreign, pipal, undue party influence Those ~ssns
take IN se city country for any period ofiials
will p!eae send to the oh.e Thosc seuriag ave 'a,
.cribers shall have copy gratis, renting 3 afes
copies $40 90 copies; so thirteen copies S1 trs
three copie. for the yslr. Qualified Aeeat- and Carr
wanted ia this city aad all parts Of the L. = The P
per conducted by association of gen lemsn II WIZ
preserve armed Atty politics. hose'
aud moral principles and give conJeo''t
form, all u.efal AID interesting news Of iis
times. ~ OBJ
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

II Particular Nofic..-Gh-.e persons hayiHs
furnare Of aHy description toi dispose Of who ar;
breaking up house keeping will find renLy sele Tor shy
portion al Of their goods by sending their afises
caag upoa the ,nb,criber Goods TO sny AMOUNT saf-
chased OF I'm ~ COTTON. 1877 Chatham street
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

u 1t viii be seen that tho majority o the Lo-
eoFoco Governor in Maryland now is barely more
than three years ago. Maryland twists about
little at odd times, but she i, always straight
looms leg when it comes TO Presidential contest.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

FAIR or 1HE AMERICAS ISsTIrurE.-We have
neither time to speak OF this great iesti-
val OF The Useful Art4 a. 1t deserves this morning.
Suffice it for the present that the Fair i, open
al Niblos Garden, and embraces an immense
amount and VARIETY of the most admirable snd
valuable productions of American talent and skill
We shall speak Of it at leng,h hereafter; but be
entrea,ed to co ASD SEE 1T at once.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

g' The Yellow Fever continues its terrible
ravages at New-orleans There were flty-one
deaths on the 29th-torty-one of them from the
epidemic. Over one-third of those attacked are
cut down by it
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

u Goidsmith's WHITING AND BOOK. KEEP
NJ ACADEMY, Isl Broadway. Rooms opsn dGrns
lay and evening. (2) OLE IL
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

an eIer,y AMI deci,i n which, If put forth i;ile
earlier, would Rave been productive OF the happi-
est results. As i. was, the Judge, commencing al
the wrong end. only wrought himself into TT OF
passion, AM, in soon after denying to NJ. Hawley
the privilege Of explaining language which had been
held 5i.resPectful to the bench, committed error
forwhich he aftersard a.oued by q proper apology.
We may speak Of ms matter again.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

country, can hardly be regarded : implying moral
culpability We rejoice, therefore. that ne re-
ceiveJ more than fair. favorable trial and thar
the result Is almo,, necessarily his acquitial. I
But the conduct OF leading advocates on TIKI,
trial is deserving OF severe apprehension. While
between the two District Attorney. on the one
hand, and the junior counsel ior the defence OF the
other all was perfectly courteous, The conflicts o.
Mr. Spencer with Messrs. Hail and Hawley eynced
al acrimony and passion which, as between Dis,
,rc, Attorney OF the United States ard admitted
leader OF the bar on one side and the Attorney
General OF the State on the other, cannot be too
earnestly Reproduced. We can hardly be mistukcr
in the conviction that the original error in this
was Mr.. Spencer',. He sn,ered upon the trial,
mo-, merely in the conscious Importance WIKI which
Rob Roy exclaims, Ny foot Is on ny NATIVE
heah--rny name McGregorr bu, in spirit u.
bitterness toward his leading opponent OF which nc
private grieis can justify the manifestation III
such forum. Almost every observation made by
him from the outset embodied an a;,emp, " sar-
casm or sneer on Mr. Attorney General Thi,
was for long time unregarded, as i: certainly was
uHProvOksd by any thing Occurring on the trial
Al length bitterness provoked retOrt, and the
n0'0ay OF the later portion OF the trial relieved
BY alternate bursts OF passion which were rather
more interesting to the sudience than accordan,
with the dignity Of the Court or promo;ive OF the
ends OF justice
Judge Gridley, VINO nigh, have checked thi.
unseomly display BY >ea>onab,e ad.noni;ion. only
walked up when the original and TOO formidable
offender could be whipped the back of Others.
After allowing Mr. Spencer to crsss-examjne the
witnesses for the prosecution IN manner and ten
per which said pl4ialy and Intentionally to every
eEc, . know, sir, YOU perurinz yourself. and
I mean to make YOU prove it = Ihe Judge put
down Mr. Hawley upon his undertaking TO iieai
Lieut. Morrison in the same cavalier manner, with
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

u ''JEFFER.oS.' in reply 10 " CANDoR, on
the position ot Mr.. Webster. i. received.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-12

TRIAL OF Cotr.-Tae trial of John c. Colt
for the murder of Samuel Adams which WAS set
down tor yesterday in tae Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner wa. postponed on application Of prisoner
counsel. 10 Monday. the Is, NoverSber next
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he had some time since promised this
place to Mr.. Tallmadge. On enquiring
il was found he was Indeed fully commit
led. and that The obstacle could in no way
be overcome but by inducing Tallmadge
to withdraw. Mr.. Webster, therefore,
waited uron the New York Senator, and
informed him that the Cabinet were unau-
imously for another man-that any thing
else which they could do should he readi-
ly done, &c. &c. Stuns with this last
slight 10 The Conservatives. MIR. It. said ne
should not have that request twice made
to him, and Immediately Wrote mole 10
the President that he waived all preten-
lions or claims. As he handed it 10 Mr.
Webster, he remarked, Ynn have given
me some cr"di; r. .a.;."l.i: :IrreI"IuT: III
political mu''ers:'' :" - Nj. Webster
said hr had sfooi. 80 .rea!. "Well,"
continued q. iii ] il.5ve .er zen cnrroctin
any hing. il is in ;l,,urins you ;haf, from
every indication ! have ye, seen, l am
Convinced that the present administration
can never aeI through four years-nay. not
rwo will pass over. before you will be in
The minoriiy--suc!r a minority as no ad-
miui,traiinu was ever Yet placed in. Mr..
Webster bowed stitliy, and departed.
OfIhe ruth oflhis incident we have no
doubt
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SOUND MADE VISIBLE.

An English paper gives the following
notice Of an important discovery, which
iftrgr. wonll seem to surpasS even thai ol
Mr.. Daeucrre. II is. no less than a plan
Of rendering the vibrations of sound per-
manently risiJle.
A most ingenious and valuable discove-
ry has just been made by Mr.. Southworih
Of Chcc,han street, Manchester, by means
of which an individual, although unac-
Quainled with tile art rwr'ing, is enabled
10 take down the speech even of the most
rapid speaker, and, what is YET more sur
priSing, in such way as 10 indicate the
peculiar emphasis acih ,vhichi it may be de.
iimred. As tie inventor has nnr yc, sccu.
red patent, all that we are at present en-
i.hcd 10 stale is. thai il hears >ouie anlaIo.
sy To p!utoccnic drawing. IL is well
known in tue later case thai. whcna sub
stance properly prepared is presented TO
objects illuminated by The rays of the sun,
= -~---:-'-S Il distinct and faithful imprcs.
!. which is alinrv'7' - rendered
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