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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05
second Ronrd.
commercial md yIoney 1tat,sr-.


ID, . y ,e R,af5 .,i-spt- WIS rseaai,e ans NOT
e,c-.gt,o. i- 81 s.A slJ q. - 81 S'road boarelde-
ei-e 81 gerec Tra,, 81 f Aercan II Rs l. Paterson
3 I,e >.rs K safe s.o5h. 800
S,sNists.s, H,'as sesl, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: =;
fcO ~ 81 MO- Db
sa}ssaa-- e-.irs ftort- gyf
.Na - ~ days q!
s,spss s., .,..s, r4riaior % yesterday -aie'.
1 aito4et asais receyibe g lll, II tle ercha1t'
.~- r.ss ,ead TO S20, They be 1.i detected RON
49, s & "a, 7r -in.e Grsr~ Of Mercury IN b 'sar se the
ss So, -ac genuine SO have dsaf 81. ecs cd The
s sssc also a dark aat clumsy appearance.
A. c-cnaa glour qsite brink, appus
,-- arger Sale q 800 Dbl At g - BIZ "a bib Wan
Key Isl e-ds Th,- price reased fof
sea years. shoulder 81; Hans a. ..ar4 1t.
.LozilgIIe, Tobacco had declined slightly. S ~ ahd' 4
6i5 10 for No l. Go5 600 FOR No ~ 3 X
change NeTork per One Of the Bank oeenay .eO
- 70 customer
4, mo4re4i Flour >-iiog r. TIE 'spPy "a
snail
The uao Commercial 1a5 tia, bales' thoasao ne '2fn'
and Of prodtee -soe
ngly large Of arrivals ard departures ~ h''
oIeaing Of na.gatoa = b-o e''F
cpa! articles during per.od-ioa' f3- IBIS i
do; WI at loi Io2 bushels Corn aad o'ts llo'o de busf
aud Lard Is eG6 kegs Haas Baooa ~ ea.s ~
Hides al7 The Coer,iaI sdA- The Flour ak-t ha 'a"s-
another stop en- ,h, week Of d-nsCd Ho~ ls
along tho lae of tie dollars have @ freely orsd "a
whaa, We s.1 Of 40 opersdons Corn ' c demand aS3 's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

MAJOR TocEMAS IS about delivering series OF lectures
at Philadelphia the History and Fortunes of Poland
He formerly served the Polish army and is perfectly ia
miar with the history of h- Country. The direct
purpose OF his lectures reiutc the representations
corning that land recently published series of articles in
the National Intellsenccr the signature ef Tac writ
ten BY William Darby, Esq. HIS lectures said to be e,-
rerely interesting and instructive.
Tbs Futrre.-The Third Number of tn, Paper, which
boldly and with ability the doctrine OF Association
will issued hi, morning from the Office, No. 80 Anns
y STRAWBERRIES from Long Island haze made their
appearance Pa,tinson of Ann and Nassau Good
things have got habit of stopping that corner 10 see If
they wanted
70 Lii;efs Museum OF Foreign Literature and Science
the oldest and pes. known monthly compcnd Of European
Leraurc- regularly published by Carvi & Co.. Broad
WAY who have iust received the June Number.
CMr j. Prentss las President the Collegiate Depart
nent in the University of Maryland has resigned and will
succeeded in Office by Mr. Horace Morrison, graduate
Of Harvard College ard for the last crr years the associate
OF Nr. Prentiss AZ Professor of Mathematics,
~ Prof. George jaime, webf ba, ben elected President
OF the Handel s Haydn Society of Boston, and Hon. Nathan
Mitchell Presiden, of the Boston Musical Institute
q ALERT Pike OF ;he best poet, in the Country.
Gently delivered an eoqen, euloy the hie of Harrison
Little Rock, Arkansas
70 The Editorshp of the Cortland County Wig, sp
r ard excellent journal has passed into she hands of H.
; Ccnser. Esq
X Tse Cat,-,n Messenger has passed into The hands OF
Wliiasa BRYAN El.
T-,src7qaee-The Baltimore Transcript no idea can
m lone Of the enthusiasm which l-,ades that city the
,ec; Of Temperance. 1t !. The aer'adi"s topic and the
moral rr.ou,io winch has been effected manly BY the
drdokard, themselves /, alR,ost past belief.
q TIE Connecticut Temperance Society held ~ aunuai
meeting 4, Hartford on the goth ult New oaeer
chosen and = oev Constitution adopted
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BIZ this HOrRiEg's Southern Hail.
co.ss.poaseae. Of he rneaa..

d.
~ r,, Committee TO express The sense @. oonsr.,o
h s, IS p,,;i..- Harrison consists Of 5 Sta1sr. All
>, t,,-s.,,,,,.e The Ioooreoos IN H., senate are b.
,,..;,,,. .,o,,;,i.y into the cause. % -.
So -. " c., ,o-3ay moved a ,e.ols,;o,
=, ,..,,, n. Cs-,ri,,e, on Finance TO bring N bil
- - -, .vo,,, ~ III, immediate ,e,.j
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!, any ;ha 5g. Gathering 20 'he lat Administration The
Secretary s,atc, hat
Balance in The Irea'-s jan wv =, o2 cSo
Expenditure. sane year - S02,t72
Balance ira the Treasury, Jan l. lS4I--. S'S7'3i9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

The PKEsIDa>1 SrzAHsR.-anothcr nlEo5 respecting
;tc fate ms pce,s vessel yesterday disturbed the peace
Of our citizen, :o- brief hour-but TO Be
qri,e destitute OF reliable ground and ta rom aorng room
for further nope Sip received in Boston from the
Office The Easrer; Sentinel stating Jat the Collector OF
- Johns " B. had received Information that the Presi-
dent had struck upon iceberg, and that al went dea eN-
eept Capt Roberts and sixce2 who lad arrived at
port. Thcre TO believe this
h.a such slips by mail although they we're
received by several publishers.
Another report received Halifax, sand tina: vessel
France just arrived Fortune Bay had picked Up
survivors OF the President bat has been ascer'aned
quite clearly these the portion OF The ship William
Brown who board the jollyboat and stored for
newfoundland AL these various giyc bot little add
ditional ground Tor nope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05
T H E t R [ B Z n E..
Ngw.YoRK. sAIuRDAY MoRNING. JUNE 5. ia
y For City intelligence and other reading mat
rer first page.

. We surrender great PORTION OF columns ihis
morning to the Correspondents between Me-=rs WEBSTER
and Fox respecting the Case Of Mcleod. l., de-
terrell length from reading Is a pertinent ali
:oci5e and Of s sfes National importance We first
wished pre.en: only contents, be, found
nothing tn; We could spare. Every American should De
tho-oag ad sea=onably acquainted the grounds of
Controversy. :oy events Of the magnitude and
may yet upon Let inquire earnestly dehbsr
ate calmly and prepare becomes rational and so5er
en VINO cherish Peace C. the irs: Of cr;y blessing,
bu. ar 20. % be driven into di.hon0T By n: sooeng front
War.
We do not coincide in sentiraent with those among
our Political friend. who are disappointed and disPeased
he omission Of distinct and urgent recommendations OF
Geaca Baskrup, Law and National Bank in 'e Presi-
de,t. Message We looked forward the elevation OF
Wig President 70 mark the Of in
which the mos important OF legislation sho-d
neither be dictated TO Congress beforehand Pckesed at
Ter passage y the Executive w confidently thu;
the Country has secured truly Republican Chef Magistrate
in ToHy Tyler and ;hc absence partisan incubation
his Message ga o: promise Long enough already has
the President, Annual Message been made unfairly tho
co systematic party sophi-;ry and augmentation Let
Us have ne more Of this but stead simple, lucid
statement s the actual condition u the Government such
WAsHIsGroS and JEYrsR>oS used to give. 4 Wing Con
gross viii know VIVA; 20 do without special instruction from
the Psesideat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

Supposed N.rier.-A very rcsrectsbc mar named Geo
A farst ,.h9 had recently sppointed oice
and 10 resided N I7,h the 4;h Avenue
yesterday ,nsrnng about O'Clock found dying
vacant lot neay HI, rou,e He usually and par
cuia- rh dress and vas when ne ett hi, house and
also ha} large Of ,oney IL ts possession which he
hal received on T27sday-5a when found he Wa badly
clad had tnscrably old and patched rat hi, head and
all nj. money vas gone except s. bill that found
screwed UP old pock-t-Nalle lie vas IN the city
during Thursday and dincd stated S,oaesiS IN
Ann street whence he returned his residence he walk
ed cu again after da. and went ascettancd,
rortr-ese N 10Th street between the Sd and % Avenue
kept By an Irish name, Wood where there were
number of Iri>hmen engaged dancing drinking &c. and
no later trace Of hin obtained until ne found
a-.c stated lie removed hi, residence, ~herc at
u o'clack (noon) he died
Dr. Rawson and other. at,endei air.: bu; could al
ford any relief
The Coroner called yesterday evening investigate
the subject and engaged up late hour in endeavor
ing obtain Witnesses and if possible ascertain the
names OF the person, who had evidently robbed him and
caused MS death pos-rnor,eEl examination to %
made on III, body in detect the and locality Of
the injuries ne had received The gesu. VII be given
obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

N-.so9's Ap79:-ta--:< -Te Annual Cca:erencs OF The
Methodist Episcopal Church adjourned last "Wednesday
o'clock, P. n. The following i hs OF the Appoint
r,ert, for IT, Nes-YorS and Long Island Districts
-Ts-k DrS..:t-Psinris Rice Ps,t:rs Eider-Calr-' fs
Corresponding Secretary Of TIE Missionary Sety Geose
I.sE Book Peter S.ndf.r A>sAat BooHaseat Eeo
Feok QBary eyes - Books o. The Cerosa Cats
Cows Edtor Of the Ch-i-E Advocate snc
Jo4rna Cl:y-john--;rcet william Scpford For
-yh->tre=t ford. ID Dusr- e, LucAey AZ
leg street JoAn Po. BeGrd-.tree Beaaar Grifen Noah
R.eio~ up. everthseet Lacph WaAsley Whicti-t-t.
Marin Rea,i-or Greeae-strec esau Bangs Stephen Ola,
sup Seeoaitrei Johr Lnd-cy 'eritye-' ThoGaS BaFeh
Nae--ryre~; p-r-y. 6 D Su;'or tshteeOtA
lanes Y~e-g harner, Caurrh tieArS se ard
West Farms. D.ne Wight Humphrey HuGPtr-y< "h,te
Plans Y.leaae Ne Rochc Bradley S't% Charles
stanford, Cad y Smith Seymour andu-
Pound Ridge and N C.nAsn, Frederick '" Seer Jos y
Harlem Samuel L. Fier Manhattan Nilsson, Rrchard Sesisa
inaU=d = iAses Financial S-ay Of tie American beie iett
L+-- I'ir-i Ds-c-S;cphea Hart:Hiac rrezij5S iccr-
3rvostcFr t,sLicy. Scord ChGr-A AID Ne
Utrecht Landon Third Chureh, James FIoY CcnealJ
Church Ja-;, Nscasl. Nestowr George Brow Wh2Ias-
bu-za aat Busr~a John " Le Fcvre Charles & STg srh
Eoe-t O-born Orlando jobs A bo-noac
". Kas. Timothy c Young RITer head
Soulso Gresnps Ds',5 Cborn ar NIoc Joseph erSon
Ha-tor J. Leonard Gder Bdsctsmpea. ieaTy = Koee
Nathan Re- HePead La5.n CheEey iaaaa'cH
Theron Osborn.
The following ar Presiding Elders o- the .everaI Dis
tricts named
.se.--Her,z Ds-e--chasle. " cArpent,-
Hartford Drs'-7ct.-Sanuci D. Ferguson
9csgike-2sie Dr.;rict.-S,chcias WHIT
RIise5ecS Dis:-1ot.-Wiisn Jevctt
DcL0raTs DSirlct-lohn X Strstten
.Ser5.rg D-.f-lc,-Ij.Iel C~t.-ater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

Race against Ti'reA n'a0. whose nar4e Ne could -
sarn made bet the other das of $1,000 tina; he coaii
900 miles in % consecutive hours many diierea.
horses the Beacon Course Hobokrn NewJe:sey
T bet was taken and he commenced az O'Clock Thurs
day evening goo mile, the r, y hooF,
and yesterday FIVE after o'clock completed 'he
as-beng 50 within the time asd Winning the bet
1t b. supposed tina: ne suffered somewhat by the entc
prize Thu, told the sreatet distance PEI
formed in the same time TN, country. be'cvv
England where 30 miles me greatest di.,aec ii NJ
vice i, correct tina. has been accomplish m - c'
cu,ive hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

TIE 81. Lonis Mnrderer'.-"o noticed Yesterday the
Of Madison Of the negroes tired for bearing
part the terrible outrages St Louis The New Era Of
tina, place says that he heard the verdict Nth great cooncs
After being replaced his dungeon at night his for;itude
gave way and he ior gentleman IN the city to when he
related the history of that night, horror, lie acknowled
ed the Justice of his bu said that Ennis the
most guilty Of all 1t has been proved however. that Ennis
boarding hou-e from 10 O'Clock Until the re broke
and could have had nothing do with the affair Mad
icon denied oil knowledge OF Brown. Shorty after then
confinement JAIL they brought face face
when they could have expected it and they eyed
each other stenly without berayng any visible ign Of
rccognon aud after Madison hal passed his cell h.
cooy a.ked who tina, negro whom he had Just
1t will be rcccecicd that Recorder in New Orleans his,
declared that the Brown who is really guilty tina; city
Madison told sundry other which however great
" variance and therefore worthy Of credit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

~ The laying Of the conner Of tie sbu and Sie
Kepean Sunday School building at Baltimore attend
ID with considerable ceremony on the lst inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

MARYLAND.-Tn accordance with The recommendation Of
the Wing members Of the Legislature Of Maryland the Dele
gates from the several counties throughout the State
bcd Baltimore THURSDAY the 3Oth nst or the purpose
of nominating Governor for the election Gov SAN
uEt SrRi5c OF Prince George, Co chosen President.
On the first ballot FOR candidate for Governor, Hon Wiz
Cosr JoH>soS, the distinguished Representative in
Congress. ofthe Montgomery District, received 81 on; Of 100
yotes-whcreupon he unanimously nominated By the
Convention The other candidates Richard Potts, who
received 80 votes John Lee and h. H. Archer, who re-
ceived each 30 votes The Convention then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

Dreadf| DELLA na9cd J. Griinshaw, Of Stcltcn,
Oneida County, II years O; age, recently killed IN q
shocking manner. He sitting in the Of canal
boat when some the watering place took fright and
direction opposite that Of the boat the rope which
wa, bo,r broke point where made fast
and at the time few the OF tue ooa cooled
tightly round the ech Of the deceased and brought Kim
eral feet from the boa, the canal the horses with
great speed lhreeaar.crs Of Ic. buisins and mausng
the tody of the deceased the shocking manner
~ eyering his head hi, BODY and literally tearing his
clothing entirely Of even one OF his boot.
Nlr. Grn,haw i, said have been highly respectable
farmer an Engli.huian by birth devoted member of tie
Society o: Friends and ofhe who commenced me
manufacture of .ooens Or,kany, and leaves large
Gle of friends AID family lament t sudden ani
awful exit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

Tbs Futrre.-The Third Number OF tn, Paper, hici
advocates boldly and with ability the doctrine OF Association
will lie issued ,, morning from the Office, No. 80 Anns;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

Gaze q EiiT13ys.-Thr Jury came 'no OoaTi - F'A
depha Thursday morning and ported ;la' 'rs oa'j
agree desiring the tha' they mis b is.
charged, d, 8: ~, not possible a: 'lo;n as Tie sr
directed that they ,hould be Individually .voy
tn probability Of their agreeing, and each OF 'bee
ng he did believe l'cy could agree vh'o
.snabe time Jndsc .r,-,rcd them b. ,4sNars ia
known ahP, ac,ioa aay about - '.hse in
gard to the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

y STRAWBERRIES from Long Island haze made their
appearance at Panson, Ann and Nassau. Good
things have got habit of stopping thai 10 see If
rhev arc nor ,yao,eI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

Na-7,sbarCh Bqsta1s. Corvenf,ar--A thls Convention
on Wednesday the a6h resolutions introduced By the
Commirrec in favor OF u-dernte Injuries to pr
poses OF revenues in favor of distributing the States
proceeds at the sale Of the Public Lands and declaring
il wa, isexpedicn. the Convention consider any party
! a,.rst,on,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

C The investigation of the abuses hch and -four
ished ia our Custom House while corruption ruled the
hour in the land still actively going forward The Com
zee nave from their damp, unhealthy in the
New Custom House comrnodious apartments in the City
Hotel where the searching operation steadily proceed
iug Several days may ye; be required complete il
- We return our thanks Mcssrs ADAMS 6 Co OF the
Package Express from Boston Worcester and Norwich,
for the prompt,ude and energy with which they brought our
European advice, from Boston. Leaving Boston at 4ocock
Wednesday they Office BY Of the following
morning We that any business entrusted to Msssrs
Adam. & Co. VIII be faithfully and promptly transacted
We have byih- arrival wonewport, OF B,ESAnY RuDcE,
which ind for Just yet account Of the
press OF importan; from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

Ds.se-f,ez.-Mf John RaNc'cy sen Of MaFs regularly
enlisted the service Of the u,rd S,sIc> ieN DAYS slice
b.-iy deserted hi, pos, and the camp OF Venus
The charu,. ncsh wi(c p,orcd TOO potent Tor rs
Loyalty 80 he shot nNdly from HE sphere and elogd wit
ih,. er-iur h,ir ono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

CO President Tyler has oi aiy recognized Danca" Re
bcrt,oa Of Norfolk Vice Consul o. SWeen ard Norway o'
the State Of Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-05

~ Lii;e's Museum OF Foreign Literature and Science
the Oldest and best known monthly compcnd Of European
Litera,ure-s regularly published by Carvh & Co., Broad
WV. who hay,, iusl received the June Number.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05

Every at must have It's name and Mailing place
Gas oCEoCOTTSNILLE'D painted conspieuously
9ntne outsie boat, In letters at least iour inches ~
heigh'; anoners arc required to deliver 10 the toil
Gaiherer hped TO for a clearance, a esrnfra1 o5
reg suy,, - themselves. IN a form which win be
furnished ~ gathercr. On change OF OWNERSHIP.
the new o~1st deliver TO The tolLgatheTer a ceufh.
cate OF such, IN a fOrmto be furnished as above.
~ Iehllo,r boats, tue Board OF Directors NJ The
Company, ,qh December, 1870, adopted the follow.
ing preamble solutions:
"Wherea, f2d article Of tho Regulations Of The
James Rrvelnawha Canal, the President and Direc.
tors are sf Ia permit the use Of common river
boats, undepecial regulations, and for such time.
asihey .shaea 'onable and proper:
HcsofrtdAch river boats may continue, untlthe
following req. ~
l. 10 Loar sllnn DO required To pass such beats
through his rweon the hour Of 9 O'Clock at night,
and d.y-lirh following morning
z No Loo shall pass any such boat through his
iocks, uniesl be provided with Swapping or snub.
binE lines i1rposc Of properly fastening said boat
10 the ~strHppubbina posts.
3 10 asce tho weishts Of the carsoes Of such
river boats, where The table o assumed weights
CANNOT De are Toll EatheTcrs, in the evento Of n dis
agreement w~iastcrs Of such boats. A. 10 the weigh,
OF iheir cary cause the same TO be ascertained by
actual weiElhs expense NJ said masters.
snoh ~ are not required TO bo registered 81
nameui put bills ef lading, certificates and clear.
snee'' u ey designated by the names o thcir own.
On the2itt, teu. The following additional rcgu.
laIlous Weln ~ the President and Directors, rela-
i've aSsi their Downward voyages, whether
Al such boaa nj or above Ivnebbury .b,u roy
tolls from Lyn ~
~ such bog on the north side Of James river,
below Lynchiiccpt those loading on the Rivauna
river above w dam iheroou) 0hall ray tolls from
the point ~ WI respectively load.
Al such boa on the south side Of Ja'hcs river, Al
o. Shove ioethciug the out.full lock ncNtabovc
haidens Advaam) and below tie Eeven-Island'
FEEDER, tosothn such heats loading on the Rivarf
.Fet asaNr ~ dam thereon, shall pay tolls from
All such boat On the-so,U sid. ~ f,,.. ME-
sDove int HtNN Feeder, ard below The I've River
bsn, sheh payn the sevcn.islauda Feeder.
huHusn eealon he south side ~ James river,
auoNe W. iyeeni end below the Joshua PALS
Da'n, sneh pay Ito cpfnbined Locks, Noe. "a anil
~, oeink VIC OTIS, noHt above I've Htscr Dam.
" orutT tsident and Directors.
Richmond, Nv, 1871. Ia s7Getf
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-05
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Ri NIItue OF a deed OF Trust e1eenied TO us, on The sh
~ day OF June, 1910. 10y James 4. Wright and Charles
Wright, and Of record In the Clerks Office Of Louisa
County, we shall pToceedto sell, to the highest bidder for
cash, on the 2d Monday in February next, before the Ia.
vcrn OF Garland Is. Taylor at Louisa Couu House, one hun.
dred and eighiy-seyen and 4 half acres Of valuable land.
lying IN The County II Louisa, being the same conyeycd 10
the said JiinesT. Wright, 10y the said Charles Wright, and
Mettiweihcr Wright, by deed bearing date The 22i day OF
Oeisbcr, leS, anu OF record in the Clerks Office OF said
Couniy. We shall also, at the same time and place, sell TO
the highest bidder for cash, one likely young Negro Man
called stephen, the properly Of the SAID Charles Wright
anu conveyed To Us, ia the deed fits above mentione !. II
Tue said property should be more than Sufiriebti TO satisfy
the acquisitions Of the said decd Of trust, and 10 nav no
expenses attending the same, We shall then and in that
case, sell enough only Of sail property, as will suffice 10
answer the purposes OF the saiddeed Of trust and eInenses.
Selling as Trustees, we shall only convey such title as is
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