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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29
Views in the Interior.
Correspondence of The Now York Tribune.
East HAMILreS Dec. 81. l.

Corre.poads.ce Of The Now York Tribune.
EAST HAMILTON, Dec 81, ISL.
FRIKSp GREELEY: The Message is we'll re-
ceiyed by the Wings in this section, and the patri
oic among our opponents regard it very iavorably
One rejecting old gentleman remarked in my hear
ing, after reading it, who knows but MIR. Tyler
will be the man after all who will unite the people
and the most Of our farmers with whom | am con
yersanf, express themselves avorably in regard to
it. The farmers are also, almost to man, in ia
vor OF the objects sought TO be effected by the
" II ome League shall continue to do what
can 10 extend the circulation of The Tribune, and
that for more than one reason. In addition 10 be
ING the cheapest publication in the Country. and
equal to any other in its several departments OF
Foreign, Domestic, Legislative and Commercial In
ielligence, the large amount of literary matter
which it presents its readers, while 1t cannot
fail TO interest, is eminenty calculated instead OF
vtiatins and tentlng the morals to form and I'M
prove n correct ard elevated moral ard intellectual
taste among the youthful portion OF lis readers -
[; could be desired on this if on no other account,
that " The Tribune could become weekly visi-
ter Al every fresde in our favored Country, should
it be TO the exclusion of the flood of trashy publ
cations which now administer - light reading 10
the light minds " which taye been depraved by
such flstlan 4" literature. c.
70 The LEvlArHAs NEw WORLD is publish
ed this morning, and for sale at the desk only. 1t
forms an excellen, New Years Present for coun-
Try friend. 1t contains Is much matter as three
or four medium volumes, and as many engravings
as dozen Annals. Price - cents.
- CLEMENT & PACKARD, 1870 Pearl-street,
are publishing series of Picture Stories illastra-
ting various incidents OF the Bible The are in
tended for the amusement and instruction OF
children.
~ IsR4EL PosT, IS Bowery, has just published
the January number of Grahams Magazine. It's
embellishments are splendid and lis literary con-
tents rich and of rare merit.
The AMIsrAp.-A letter from Port Principe,
Cuba, person in Baltimore, dated Nov. 10Th,
says that the Captain General of the Island mas
demanded of Mr.. Carrias all of his accounts, III
Guiding interest, damages, &c. of the negroes of
the Amis,ad; and insists that Mr.. Carrias shall be
paid the whole Of it. And il appears thai the
Captain General intends to deduc the amount
rom $4,000 which the Spanish Government has
to pay TO the United States. Phil. Chron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

SLEIGH RIp&G.-YestoiC ~as by far tn: most iucle
uant day that M. YET reached this part Of the Union
The cold saa and suew descended with awful violence
uni, 10 o'clock and III nonr Afterwards crowds Of Ia
dies and tentltmeG embarked 10 hurry scighs
cred aad their bodies but slightly protected ny my
caution .gain,t the penetrate influence Of penctatug
north ind. To scch the consequences must he ia
tai unless 4ine application made to q Div-
sioustreet Here the only remedy agast the r,t symp
toms of mortal disease prepared ani sold and the rorld
has acanov edret ,at the Clarified lIorehound Candy
has and continues TO provide permanent remedy agans,
colds coughs Eroa:s diseased lungs and all the
cIs.:l.t.s of the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

10 Hon. RuFus CHoArE, L. S Senator from
Massachusetts, will lecture this evening before the
New York Lyceum. His Lecture last evening be-
fore the Mercantile Association was an able and
eloquent production, and was listened to by an
over1owins and gratided auditory Mr.. Hovs
(whose Lecture we did not forget edtorially 10 an
nounce, but our notice was left out By mistaks)
also delivered an instructive and interesting Lee
tlre on EIocnlion lat evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

Il We E.ov 6 vera! iami'i,s ~ho have used nothing
for year pat ~ GOmon angs, such a. colds
hcada -hts bad appetite and all incipeat ana llr tc-
vers but ir Sp0n, Elixir Heath rom II Maiden lane
Il ak lmc e9arson. tot can harGt be called
medicine, aad yet ei!ectEa than a"y family modI
cine ,ye now Of WGut al tho bad effects Of mcd
cine Tto4c WHO have u.ah tho Dr's licndache Remedy
yfieh Is arkuowlsdaa cl,caciou article wI not
Gnd II hnr To believe in al! dang hnt DR. y puts forth
~ IN \ Com. Adv
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CEgEApEsV CAsgn TAgLOR YET.
IL Birds 1Enis

II Birds zsais.-rne subscriber has ready for
inspection and sale his usual variety Of Hats viz Rea
ser, Cashmere and Moe.kn. The patronage OF gentle
requiring Hats for this particular solicited.
BIRD corner OF P.ne and Nassau sireet5 r. y.
5 D. BIRD, lO7 Chestnut street. Psil-dephis
~ d2s3t.
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III ~ I 7. VI , w.
Gr OyERCOATS AND FASHIONABLE CLOAK5
will be required for NeW Years Day, and 10 be sure
having time, made in the best style, and at low
price. you will DO well to call on the
CEsEkPEST CAszG TAILOR VET.
u Peter v. zsusfcel, No Chatham square, cO.a-
OF Catherine naAcs Clothes order the
style, 10 per cent cheaper than the cheapest cash
Tailor in this city. good tit in all warranted.
dJl 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

SUICIDE Peter Heller, of Augusta township,
Northumberland County Pa. put an end TO his life
about four weeks since by hanging himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

II For Letter from Michigan, erabodying the
views OF the Farmers Protection Currency in MIS-
ssuri &c see First Page
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u The parallax OF the 81 Cygni in an aif'e ID
the of the starr yeste, days paper,
ave been 3l36 Instead OF 3I35 seconds, was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

u For full Report o. DR.. LaIdnsrs Fifth Lecture,
New Series prepared expressly for The Tribune see
Last Page
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upon which are founded the recommendations OF
the Secretary OF War and the Postmaster General
TO secure the benefits of the great works OF internal
improvements in aid and fer the defence OF the
community ct large believing that the work uow
particularly recommended viii tend TO dltuse
eheap!y the advantages OF political and social
condtisn, and furnish additional means OF defence
against an enemy VINO may threaten almost at ence
our cities on the seaboard, and our tiourishing
towns upon cur borders.
g. Resolved, That for the fu-;herance Of these
great and patriotic objects. and to extend the oene
f,s OF this benign policy throughout the alon,
General corresponding Committee be organised 10
cooperate with the common friends OF the Country
u every State. and in particular with those sec
tons OF our commonwealth to be Immediately
affected bv the proposed line OF communication
g. ResoIrsd. That for more direct action, gene
raj and corresponding Committees be appointed IN
every Ward 10 carry out the principles adopted by
this meeting, and to secure TO the City OF New
York the completion OF work lnseParabiy con-
nected with her future prosperity and glory
10 Resolred, That in the farther and trum-
phant prosecution of scheme which /; TO convey
its ndyauta.es 10 almost every reside, which Is to
spread our tables with plenty, give our industrious
nonrl,tion new facilities for acquiring PROPERTY
and our " e-trTC NlIuttHt-s qua 1i'i S4'''"-
as the rose, we pledge ourselves to lay aside every
sectional and political prejudice, and never cease
our exerions til the farmer Of the West can send
ms products to our markets at all times OF the
wear and the New-Yok merchant can send back
to the West as readily hs neediu! supplies, when
weeks shall become days and days but hours ;
which now separate the traveller from ms family
and the eInizrant from the rsside and the home OF
his father.
II. Resolrsa, That We invite the aid and CO.
operation OF our fellow citizens throughout the
State and other States Interested in the success OF
this road.
The meeting was now successfully addressed by
PROSPER NJ. WETMoRE, THEODORE SEpGwIoS,
MAJOR McNEu of Conn. Alderman Rich, HAR-
MOS NJ BoNEYS, JosErH HoIIE. MATHEW C.
PArLRsoy, and several other gentlemen whose
names have escaped Us, until half past o'clock
when ii adjourned in full confidence that New
Yerk's Grea, Railroad to the Lakes riH not and
with an ardent resolution that ii shall not be ar
rested by the pecuniary EMBELLISHMENTS OF the
times. Success to the noble undertaking
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4 Fruit. &c-rbe subscriber oifers Tor saa on
LOVING goods w New Ra.sins, Grapes. Figs, Prunes
Citron Currsats &c; together wl'h large and choice
assortment of W ne. Cordisls, Teas and Groceries.
400 9,v. ~ JOUN TcGEAGH. No. l79 BoYery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

R0WERY AIPHir6EArRg.- ihls extensive and m1gnh
cent establishment ni.ny present, Of beauty
and fashion. The performances all OF the most high
aGd perfect order, and extremely diver fed The
company number. about thirty and emaie
ans of tue very highest talent aud May arena per
forme- This the last night but Of ,he nmirable
negro Nncer, Master Diamond and the comic Ethiopian
neodisi and banjo player WhO,k. Dismond h L. made
usual extraordinary eXertions producing variety
OF unique novelties for his b n'it tc-morl night.
q New-h ork LyceuDi Lerimres.-Lectnfe
This " d n . q Evening The Broadway Tab
ernacle at !! o'clock by Hon n aus Choate, Y. s seHa
tor from ss.chuseus.
SubIect-The Literature Of the Sea
Tickets ~ cents, admitting lady and gentleman TO be
mad at the door. Per order.
DIS 2tis L. C. FORMAN, Rec. Sec'y.
= Brooklyn EEnmiIrou Literary Assoc
cIatIon Lcctures.-Tre sixth Lecture Of the Course
Will be delivered Thursday Evening sofa mat IN the
Lecture Room the Lyceun- BY Diver W. Holmes, n.
D. Of Boston.
Subjec,-Eaelieh versihcaton.
Dag q E. TERRY Che. Lee. Committee.
y sunday Evening Lectures, by H. r.
BLAIR az Constitution Hall, $50 Broadway Sabi.ct-
Man az he was-a. NJ -as he Is be The Lecture,
will commence the lst Sunday evening ia the new wear
at haIfpast O'Clock. Singing by the Congregation
Choir. Ssats Free. Cs) d2c 81
II Chelsea Lyceum.-rhe next Lecture wilt
be delivered on Thursday evening hs 30.h inst al ::
o'clock by A. w. Bradford E.q
sabJeet-The Philosophy Of History. d29 Ct
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70 The schooner Harriet, from New London
FOR BOSTON owned At Salem, struck reef of Hy-
,nnis on the 22d inst and was badly injured that
the Captain was obliged to run her ashore; she
sunk in eigh. feet water The vessel and most of
the cargo will be lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

ASsuALs ,YD HolsDAr BooEs.-A splendid assortment
of Books ~ be found of 5. Redhei Clia-
ton Hall suitable Ef. books the presen, SEASON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

ALBANY AHoY We yesterday received adyl-
ces from Albany, all the way by land, in serenfeea
Aonrs. The route down the Western Railroad
to Springfield, across thence " stage to Hartford,
Railroad 10 Albany, and steamboat to Newly
Fare So We are indebted to Harnden's Express
,,,r , -, ro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

II All IIof: IS WIS -sercsly day passes but ~c
hear OF sick with COa.nu pon whom II is SAID
Ms physician has ard all hOpeis vain, when by
use of Dr. Shoruans Coueh ozengfs the seeds OF con
sumption scatered and the patient raised TO honlth
and ygor. The experiences OF divineS, lawyers' and
thousand cures performed IN Boston iuy prove
that these Lrleugcs best remedy for coughs and
cold. nov IA l.e Children cry for th3ni, and children
dc without them ,
lisa well known fact thot Worms neglected IN csid
rcu soon ha,tens consumption and ends death Sher
mat, l.ozenge. have filled Cause cure. dni
that oven when oil ether have failed They are
extremely pleasant take aud are very easily admins
tered TO children.
"Oh NV poor head cxc'aiais the dyspepnc, asd the
nervous maa VIXEN his head bursting with pain and
the bottc o. 4rsfofn and kachcs nuii fail to give re
lief Try the great AID only remedy ladies aud gentle
men-Sh ripaU', Headache L"2enrcs.
HEADACHE Il aaIuo. sleep, cannot eat we'll nor stand
upright said Mr.. A. and SIX Il. aad iany Others. oh
dear what pain exclnini Dc more. to at once,
gen,emon ard rroYiic yourselves viii Sherman Poor
Mans Plaster, and To- all your pain IS gone Warehouse
100 Nassau
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EALEIDoscorEs.-'i'ae cubs. .hsr having mad, many
improvements the arcs of Kaleidoscope, through ts
infuceuent of his friend has ni1Ge assortment for the
approaching hoIydays anA respectfully invites the public
70 cali and examine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

q shapman's knZor sfrOp is decidedly the
best known Tor sharpening doll Razor and after
aeepi2g II III perfect order Try 1t. 1862 Wlllism-sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

u HOLIDAY Amusements-The magnificent
Panoramas OF !erusaen and rnebesi at CatherTood's
Rounda, seem 10 be attractive ever. The gallery
aas b;en ihronged every evening since these beautiful
views ready for exhibition, aud probably Wall be
through the Holydays. Inc Paporsmas may be Ylewed
every day aud evening this week. ~ d2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

X Oysters.-Mr. DAVID D.CKER, No. . Ann ST..
oeea 10 INFORM ms friends and cu.toaers 10 call and
leave 'aer orders Tor Picked Oysters the
sood season. as II takes prepare them. d24 7ti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

MARYLAxD.-The Legislature of Maryland con-
vened at Annapolis on Monday. Sixty-foar mem
oers were present in The House and ten in the SEN
ate. J. c. Legrand OF Baltimore is spoken of for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

u Red Hair, ind Gray white hair are dyed
beautiful black color by the Aboriginal Hair Dye. its
most excellent Tor whkers and never hurts tho
kin aud If 1t does perfect satisfaction the
money will be refunded supply this convenient ard
Useful article is lett the agency Horace Eyeres drug
tore 3d. Greenw h-sreet door above FraDka st,
And a. No-ss drug store of Graad aud Cannon
streets. ~ dz9 2l-
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G. sAUNDERs. lG9 Rroadway

q We believe there were upwards Of 100 bottles of
rrcopherou. sold last ~ee! at - per bottle by
the Arti.I OF Human Hair. li5 Broad tay.
T. We would recommend to 81! afflicted with Coughs
Hoarseness. Influenza. In try Pcerss American
Cough Candy" For 81, al 265 BroadHav and at IA
Canasrer 1861 t;reenwichtresi. 227 Hudson street 10
Carminc-streot, Smiths Of Futon aud Water.
streets aud Jas W. sHitn, Of Fulton ann Mddasf
streets, Brooklyn. % dig If
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II Cheaper ihna ihe Ghcapc5t, and .set-
ter Ih an the RSest.-hy GENE H0rehOugd Candy -
ia great delnlad, and sovereign for Coughs IN
cniidren or ADULTS. Try single package at b. F.
HOWES 1872 Broadway, Of Howard 81. o. DIS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

u The following -. asonnble Goods for
sale rednced prices Girandol~s Astral and Hall
Lamps. i!ury Knives, With French Forks ue Tea Ira,
Gothic, Sandx Victoria patterns steec Fire Sets
superior quality. ANDREW J. MEAD.
Hardware md Lamp Store,
dz- ~ ~ No. Isl fulton street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

q Israel Posi-, IS Bowery has jus, published
the January number OF Graham's Magazine. It's
embellishments splendid and lis literary con-
tents rich and of rare merit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29

u CLEMENT & PACKARD 1870 Pearl-street,
are publishing series of Picture Stories illas,ra-
ting various incidents OF the Bible. The are in
tended for the amusement and instruction OF
children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-29
no., pictorinI NOBLE
sEvEgNaa OFF.

rySurTON x RUMBLE, IN closing tue Season. hey.
concluded to offer for the coming Few WEEKS their s,s.
stock Of Dry Good. prices that III warrant therr
immediate ,g- Our assortment IS ;o-pete, and 10 clO
sing our present stock pledge ourselves TO give great
B.ssAIxs to such rs may be pleased to give Us a cali
l., SPklNG-STREET
NR-Osr goods are all soand, and no iecer nor pas.
,..I C3) d25l A'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08
The VAN BUREN DgBr.-Thc administl

THE VAN BUREN DEBr.-Thc administra
! tion are taking the necessary measures tC
lascertain the exact amount of the public deb
sbcqueothed to the country by Martin Var
4 Burrn. This is a work Of considerable labor
!. for the debt is not merely of unrcdeemet
TREASURY notes and outstanding claims whicl
ycan be at once ascer,aned by an examina
! stion of the books Of the departrn cnts, but AZ
Immense amount is scattered throughout the
ycountry in small sums, even in due bills givel
.io aborers for work on the Notifications an,
] smade payable after the fourth Of March,
! The Circular of .hc Comptroller indicates
determination to go into this investigation
Thoroughly, md it is to be hoped tina
ftle amount Of debt may be nsccrlained 81
Jas to be laid before Congress at The EXtr,
IScssion. This debt should be funded, an,
'should be Designated as the Sub Treasury
.debt. The people should know the cxnc
!condtlon in which the finances were left
and the old administration should be made t,
take the odIum Of its own extravaganza ant
journal.
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has been sent for, aud will probably
reach here in some two or three days.
What course is to be determined on IN
the future action OF the Government,
cannot say except that as the Consl'-
tuition provides for such contingency
AS has now, for the first time, happened
in the history of our country, l pre-
sumo that its provisions will be adhered
TO.
The best medical skill of the city,
with important aid from Baltimore, has
been called into requsit,on, but all has
been in vain. Should any thing remark
able occur, in connection with this most
painful and unexpected calamity, l will
write you Immediately.
Thus ends all human greatness
"The boast of hcrnldry, the pomp of power
And all that beauty, all that wealth g er gave
Await, alike, the inevitable hour
The paths Of glory lead-but To the grave.
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cidrd upon The latter, and Tor the single
reason that | may possibly yet live to
rescue my name from every Stigma winch
rests or shall rest upon it,
C. +. MITCHELL
n, b shall be pursued 40 doubt,
but IL vii be useless. ! shall not be
brought back; for il | were To be over
taken have provided myself with two
contingent friends, either OF which viii
spare me the modification of being br"t
back like a ielon. Death were under
any circumstances preferable to That.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

FRoM FLoRipA.-Two hundred an,
thirty Indians were embarked at Tampa
for Arkansas, on the 2lsi Of March :
hundred and twenty on board the steam.
boat James Adams, the others on b"arr
the brig Saratoga. The steamboat hac
arrived al Mobile on her way to New.
Orleans Some 80 or 100 Indians rc'
mained at Tampa.
Col. Worth bad enjoyed tho honor %
an interview with Coarooche, alias Will
!, Cat, aud Coss Tusiennggee, who pro
missed to cnigrnte The Colonel Nn'
cndcavrrng To obtain IN interview viii
and The other Tuslsnupgte
On the l4lh of March there were o.
at Saratoga ready to cnigralc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

THE REFoRM CIRcULAR.-The Re.
form Circular recently issued from the
State Department Of the new Admins.
'tration, is thus introduced and charac.
itcrised by that staunch and true repub.
lcan paper, the Richmond Wing:
PLuMMISG THE TRACK. The follow
ling Circular has been issued by orde'
!of the President Of the United States
1t is The thing. 1t is the echo Of public
|opinon, and great and valuable steT
lin REFORM. We honor Gen. Harri-
son for it, and predict, that he will, by
means Of it, gather golden opinions from
the American People.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

TmE THUNDER Storm on Friday evening
was attended with unusual severity 10 Bos.
!ton. The lightning was very frequent nn'
Vivid. The rain fell Ia torrents and :ho vim
;brw with great force. There arc no ac
counts however OF damage by the lightning
in Taunton. Mr.. Sherman Wood viii
'1noiher person were returning from TrIn
pcrsnce meeting. in horse wagon. md nrar
|Whiuingion village the horse was instantly
killed by the lightning. and the forward nxlc
'of the wagon shivercd into splimer". Mr.
Wood was stunned by the explosion, bot
neither himself or his companion received
serious injury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08
Turkey AND EGYrT.

As we stated on The arrival oi the Cal
{edonin, the affairs OF the Pncha are no
syct entirely settled. The terms imposed
upon him by the Sultan are Of great Sc
verify, and there is possibility that the
.old warrior will yet make an effort n
resistance.
There is no news Of importance from
France.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08
UNITED STATES BANK.

BY the arrival Of the Caledonia steam.
er we have intelligence that the news oI
the suspension ofIhc Pennsylvania banks
had been received at London. but n,
time had elapsed to show It's effect upo'
that market. On the 1lb of March, ia,
\ day Of the reception Of the intelligence
: British stocks declined in consequence
I of it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-08

Tho personal property n Louis Philippe
said NO; TO fall far short Of yVty nRiioas Q
|GoNars.