New-York tribune., 1841-05-01

THE RIB I n D.
NFWYoRK SATURDAY MoRHING, MAY !.
To cerrt7ondea..ae fa,ors of rrn ana !, -oed
friend. are gratefully received AID their sufgs"oAA
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,.,.ber. who ehaage his pae. o. -.
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shall be served almost infal'oy
NJ For City Intelligence and Arrivals a. .He
r.. ,eader. candid consideration OF me
pno-rcr1vE SYSTEM which appears on tae
c..r ,t;. naper as well as Of the argument WINCH
the opposite side OF the question / nc sT.o
-. oe the very highest National Importance.
have made rosrn this paper, some sacrifice of
convenience for the able and lucid Report of Hon JoHS NJ
eL1ry 70 the Assembly the Public Works. Finances and
Improvement Policy Of the State OF New-lork we enrea
for its facts and arguments the careful and earnest attention
Of every reader Its positions ought be perfectly familiar
n, least 10 every Wing and possible every citizen No
document ever issued has more clearly shewn By vson the
State was involved in deb; and ebarras y and Ao
far she is 50 embarrassed and rhat should be taken
,ess or violation of her faith Again urge that 1t be
earnestly read and calmly considered We have no room 10
say
The President Steumsdip.-There Is nothing TO reheve
the general anxiety regard the fate OF the steamship
President The attempt sh'w that she was spoken on the
Banks on the goth Of March proves failure ii any steam
ship was seen there it was probably the Britannia
Can't Scott of the barque Fame Smyrna at Foyai
on the Sd and 4h April and has arrived at Provnce'own
Mass whence from him has been received at Boston
which makes no mention Of the Presdenbut that does not
positively prove tina; he had heard OF her We
shall probably know to-day
We shall have ten DAYS later from England by FIJI
day. via Cunards line to Boston If that does not bring
.ings Of the President there will DC poor look tor her
Mr. Bidszes inth Letter processes tell very strange
and true history a5ou, the Investigating Committee. The
substance Of it contained the opening paragraphs which
therefore quote
"At the close of their report, they say 1t must &c also
mentioned that amsng the expenditures e the Baak there is
entered at dates commencing May 9th 1856 sums
amounting in all to $6l8640 H. paid the receipts OF
Mr. r. Biddls and Cswperthwate and Cashiers Vouch-
ers-As the Committee unable obtain satisfactory
information upon the subject of these expenses from the books
or officers of the Bank-appcaton made by letter TO
Mr. ~ Bddle and Mr.. J. Cowperthwaite iron whom no
reply has been received
On reading hi. no one could fail understand that here
wero 81 900 dollars which had obtained from the bank
and on being questioned about had declined giving
sver from which the natural inference that these funds
were accounted for This evidently what the Com
rnittee intended be undcrsoed-ths what every body
does understand
Now what about say is incredible that would
not say unless | could clearly prove it.-ltis:
First That the charging with ,hese 6l8
600 dollars the Committee knee perfectly "e that nearly
three kindred thousand dollars Of that had been ex-
pended sincc left Tie Bank-and
Second That the remainder had been regularly passed
By the Board of Directors The report Of COMMITTEE of
which the Chairman Joshua Lppincott Chairman Of this
very Committee ofInves,igaticn.
He proceeds prove this by quoting from the official Cor
rcsrondence of the Bank and from their minutes.
10 The crew Of the Malek Adhe were discharged on the
oath ult by Chief Justice fancy from Jail Baltimore where
they have been confined for time charge of piracy
tappearcd that Captain who escaped at Bahia was
alone guilty. and tina, the seizure OF the vessel owing to
information given voluntarily by the libel, however,
was filed BY the District Attorney against the Ade and the
Grew were detained witnesses concerning the
taned it. claim ha. been Fut in by Mesrs. Harmony,
of tkis city, and it is understood the will UP
CLAIM for capture and wages
10 The Clcvclan1 Herald of the 9Th that another
piece of land cast of Ernest that city, has taken slide
into the lake Five or slides of similar kind j, said,
have occurred there within three years of which
have cncroachcd considerably front part OF the
plat.
10 An attempt was made to rob clothing Pha-
delphia on Wednesday night The villains succeeded bor