New-York tribune., 1841-11-05

enough 10 sower my feelings ever 10 vote for any
party have avoided % OF old wings from voting
this election. Shall pur.ue this mode until Justice
Is done 10 ne, when this /. done will return 10 the
ranks as an old stanch whig-aever until that i
done.
| still take your paper OLD WHte.
Nov. 1871.
U The Lectures before the MEKcAsTILE IL
sRARY ASSOCIATION for the season will commence
on TUESDAY evening next with an Introductory by
Judge IyGLts. The Course will consis, Of eighteen
Lectures b. sixteen distinguished men. Among
the best will probably be Prof SLLlNAS'' three
on Geology; JoHs Mats on SelfRellance
(,hough Ralph Waldo Emerson can handle that
topic better even than he,) and Rev. J. o.
CHouLEs's on St. Bartholomew Day. Rey.
II. W. Bellows could give capital lecture,
bu, his choi.e OF subject is not happy for him.
Ina, of ELlHu BuRRrTT G the Learned Black
smith y will doubtless attract large audience,
though the subject is rather dry. j. Il. CHAN
BIER, Esq. editor of the Philadelphia [. 5.
Gazette has chosen subject which he is emf
nently Qualified to discuss DAVID PAUL BRowS
Of that city will doubtless attract mnsy listeners,
though hi. subject is not yet announced. Tho
Course is on the whole a good one though we
miss from the programme TWO or three names
which we could wish we're there.
TIE Lecture Room is fast becoming in this
country the powerful rival it is the deadly foe
of The Theatre, the Grogshor, the Gaming house,
and all the seductive haunts of vice and dissi-
patton. So regarding it, we intend to give promi-
neuce to every thing of interest connected with the
Lectures OF the coming winter, including abstracts
of all those embodying valuable truths or strkngy
original ideas We are confident this course will
secure the appreciation of majority OF our readers.
ATTEMPTED BASK RoBBERY.-A daring at
tempt was made on the evening OF Monday last to
rob the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Roches-
ter, n. Y. which might have succeeded had not
attention been attracted by noises which
could not be accounted for. On the approach of
some persons wishing 10 ascertain the cause, tho
robbcr made Off leaving various implements BY
which he had unsuccessfully endeavored TO force
he lock at FIRST, and afterward to break in the
panel, of the door. He well provided with
such weapons-iasa keys, cold chisel, Sc
The TWO BANKS OF CIRcLEvILLg, OHIO
Those whose dealing, are uncennectsd with bank
.rs and brokers, and whose money business is limit
ID will find the following intelligence useful The
recen, failure of one of these Banks, generally
called ,hs netc one, chartered in 1915, renders 1t
necessary for the public, that the notes Of
the broken bank are yariousy signed by 5. G.
Renick, f. Brown and ]. Dar-t, President
and by H. H. Warren, j. A Scoyie and w. Me
CuIloch, Cashier; and that those of The sound and
spece-paying old Bank, signed only by Jos.
Ods, Pres,., and II. Lawrence, Cashier
~ The L S. ship Cayane, commander Strb-
ling sailed from Norfolk for the Pacific on Monday
The SAcs AND FoYrs.-Wc learn, tha, the al
tempt OF the General Government. by its Agents.
to purchase from the Sac and Fox Indians the
whole of The lands on which they reside in Iowa
Territory has been Intellectual. No treaty was
made the terms offered by the Government, are
said, by gentleman who was present and
quanicd with them, 10 have been very liberal and
such as ought 10 have been accepted BY them. For
the present, therefore, they cannot be removed
beyond the baletul influence OF the trader, in wins
KEY but must still be the victims OF their fraud and
avarice.
We understand tina, company OF Dragons
was stationed around the Indian camp st to
prevent all intercourse between the iadians and the
whites. and that their decision IN the present
vas Influenced by srtl comsslors We are as
sured moreover, that no propositions for cession
OF land were ever made with more perfect fair
ness than those submitted sy the agents OF the
government
Two years annuites-sso 600 were paid to
them al the time-in what manner We have
not been able 10 learn but we tru,; i, was not
virtually SO wandered BY being paid 70 the chiefs
81. Louis New Era, Oct %
u Broadway Tabernacle "a. filed OF Wetae,day
uing to listen Mr. WV. BRADBURY. Jr,rSILE Cnors
No. 3.
The audience could not be restrained from tes,fyins
their pleasure BY frequent burs, Of applause though
pea.edy requested not to DO so by Nj. 3.
The Choruse. were all performed and anoss the So
10. and Duets particularly pleased with ~ Shed
Tear Come the Starry NigAt" and -iiark tie
Midnight Bell
The Schoolrnas;er" admirably sung.
Mr. B. deserves the patronage OF the public. His choir
are principally composed of Sabbath School Scholars
and ne IS by this improving Church music 50
much neglected heretofore.
We hope the dieren, schools il ,Li, city -i ,h,;
It Is for their advantage secure bis service. this way
strons desire ha, been manifested that the Coacer,
should be repesied and se hope Mr. Bradbury Will con-
seal