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notes, practical observations, and copious
marginal references IN Vol.
Horneys introduction TO the Scripture
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ColebIrn andtSmith's Arithmetic,
Goodards history Of the United States,
Coopcrs Surgery,
Powders ireland in 3 Foh
Newton on Prophecies,
Rambachs Meditations,
An assortment Of Bibles.
Pixies Arithmetic, with KEY,
Smith and Murray's Grammar,
Walkers und Websters Diot;onarys,
Grimshaws Rome,
Columbian Orator,
Gbsons practical Bookkeeping,
English Cafcchisms,
A general assortment Of School Books,
Comic Songsters,
Comic AImanacks,
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New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
THE r RIBU N E.
THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. 81. 184.

r., F,ElY ESGLisH CHrRcE BY EDWARD CHusToS
N A. Rector of CrNke. Durham with Preface by
Rev. L. S Ives, Bishop of North Carolina. From
the Second London Edi,ion) New-York d. Ap-
ple;on Co 20o Broadway.
We are not prepared TO criticisc and have no
line even TO analyze this compact and beautiful
volume For all Christians it must possess inter
,.,: while to those of the Protes,sn, Episcopal
Church it must be exceedingly valuable. We
,pe,k of j, as historical account of the origin and
growth of the Christian Faith in the British Isles
bn 10 Churchmen it has worth in another view
namely, as an argument, fortified by documentary
evidence, in support of the proposition that the
Episcopal Church of England did not come out OF
or secede from the Roman Catholic. but existed
before and independent of the alleged corruPtlon'
If that Church, and its claim of universal surre-
macy. Into the controversy on that important
point we shall not enter but commend the work Of
Mr. Churton to all who desire light the subject.
The American Edition IS an elegant duedecimo of
344 pages.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

TRADE OF THE WEsr.-From tabular state
neats in the Louisville Advertiser and Cincinnati
Gazette, we learn that the number of Steamboats,
row running on the Western Rivers is 81 l, OF which
we're built in 1882, in a. IS in IS, 81 in 80,
Is in 81, So in 3s, SO in '3s, 40 in 40, and %
is4l. OF These 9s were built at Pttsburg, IS
al Cincinnati, 90 at New-Albany, II at Louisville
~ at Jacksonville, II at Wheeling, is at Browns
vile, &c.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
POPULATION OF CITIES.

We End in the Philadelphia Inquirer the follow
ing table of the population Of the principal towns
OF the United States made up from the official re-
turns Of the census of June l, 1910:
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

" WooDsTocK, OR THE CAVALIER, forms No.
Xxx. of Mr.. Posts cheap and uniform edition of the
Waverly Novels. We will not speak of the story
our readers over ten years of age are acquainted
with it, and the juniors will be in due season 1t
one of the most spirited and truthful of Sir Wal
er's fe-like portraitures.,
THEIRS FREscH REVOLUTION, No. Xxx. and
the TRAGEDY or TBE SEAS, No. ri. have also
Just been published by l. Post, IS Bewcry.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

sJUsiC T1ITION.-WILLIAa PEASE, Pro-
VI fessor and Teacher OF the Piano Forte Organ and
Sirgipg respectfully Informs the young gentlemen OF this
CITY tina, he has fitted up IN his Music Saloon, No.
7e0 Broadway and ready giviDg lessons
on the Piano Forte and ipgng either the day time
or evening Gentlemen wishing to commence will please
10 make application the Music Saloon, No. 100 Broad
way I'd door from Fourih-st) Terms moderate. oil
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

IIUsIC.-The subscriber, native Of
ScE5acs3slR4 Europe and educated to the profession
TT 7! OF Music from his chldhood: respectfully
offers his services to inhabitants Of New YORK. as
teacher of the Piano forte and Singing He has had over
twelve years experience in teaching more than hai' oil
that period IN th, conntry.
For further information as 10 lis qualifications and
character mas the pleasure of referring among
10 the following well known gentlemen IN whose iaineo
he i. now and has been for some time teaching.
DR.. Patton, Thomas ia.Inge h'i'
Shepherd Knapp, ESQ Charles d. Saxton.
Order. left at the book OF Dayton Sa1on corner
Of Fulton and Nassau streets at 10 Burton VAL be
punc;uay altanded TO- PEDRo a. ANDhEO'
.)t I-,Iz
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

Gov SEWARD AND THE McLEop CAsE.-We
saw. in the Albany Journal of last week. an edito-
nal article defending the course of Gov. Seward
towards McIeed. We marked the article tor
consideration or copying, but the paperis ml'lald
and we therefore refer to the subject rather than
the piece. We do not see how Gov. Seward Could
have done differently to have been consistent dc
ioand robbery and murder committed within the
territory of the commonwealth over which he IS
placed by the people-a man Proclaims h'n'sef
participant in the crime, and boasts OF his share IN
the outrage and murder; that man falls into the
hands OF the officers OF Justice in the State whose
citizens were thus wrongcd in their property and
whose laws we're outraged by The homicide. While
he'll We, in danger of his neck, Great Britain I'M
der,akes to vindicatc thi, confessed murderer by
declaring that he was in her employment; but she
does not offer restitution for property destroyed
nor satisfaction for life taken away
The case of Mcleod is submitted TO the judi.
ciary, the department TO which it belongs, and
that ,ribusal declares that he should be tried.
Gov Seward did not nterpose his authority to
take the offender frsm the hands of justice, nor
ought he to have acted. La the course OF the
tral. evidence Is adduccd TO prove that Nc Leod
was not present during the suffrage, and, oil course
that lie was lying braggadocie. He was Accord
ingly pronounced not guilty. Of the outrage and, as
he was not indicted 70: lying, he was dismissed.
Every American must ,eloice at this result, which,
without doubt, prevented an immediate occasion
Tor farther outrage from Great Britain but while
Joy is expressed at the result, respect ought 10 be
had TO the firmness vita which Gsv. Seward main
tanned the rights of his State, ard resisted all at
iempts 10 induce him TO withdraw Mcleod from
The operation of the laws.
We regret that the peace of the land should be
placed at the disposal of a county court; bu, until
Provisions are made for some other course, we re-
loice tina, chief magistrate is infexibe in ms de-
ieymina,ion 10 sustain The laws of his common
wealth ~. S. Gazette,
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

WHITE PLAINS An Eng
w lish aud Classical Boarding School, W"rchcstcr
county, Nc"-York.
JOHN SWINBURNE, A. NJ , Principal, and Instructor
IN the Greek and Latin Languages Mathematics aud Ma
tura Science.
H. MONTAGUE PHELrs, A. b, Instructor IN the Greek
Lan and English Languages, intellectual and Moral nm
i0sophy.
JiMEs PAarox Librarian and Instructor in the Latin
and Engll.h Languages aud hnthematics
CHARLES, HurET Instructor 10 the Wrench and Italian
l.Hnru and Vocal and Instrumental Music
The Winter Session will commences on the hrst day OF
November next.
IN. government strictly parental. The pupils attend such
places wor.hip may Dc agreeable To the wishes OF
their parents or guardians.
The Institution furnished with valuable PhioSoph
cal apparatus and Library Of 200 volumes.
The expense Of an English course Is 1853 year.
Catalogues containing ndd tiona information may be
obtained on application TO the Principal
Refsr cnccs:
The Faculty of the Wesleyan University the Faculty
of William, College.
N.w-York-payid NJ Reese, NJ. d. John Torrey MD;
Francis all Es9 Thomas Is. Bond, VI. b.; Rev George
Peck d. d Rev. Dr. White.
NorthaApton-Rey. II. X. Hubbard
Cincnnati-Rev. Charles Elliot d. d.
Reference is also made u the following persons VINO
have been patrons Of the institution:
White Pains-,lincu MichelL
NliddIetown-Rev. N. Bangs, D. d., President Of the
Wesleyan University. -
Nsw.York-t benezcr Cauldwcl Zebedee Ring, VIM
ale Jacob : Baker Leonard Kirby e. p Gratacap, Re
rlah Palmer Rober, X. Fox, john Harrlson' Andre" IL
Halsted, &c
Brookiyn-J0hu Brownsen, David Coope' "eo' hissah'
William rovers, Sc.
Observation-Disclosures Mastefion
Albany-John VAa Vakenburgh
Phadelphin-Rey. John kenneday.
Cmcinuati-Rev. l.. l.. Hamline, and Wililm Neh.
Alcxsndfi,. La.-Cornelius lnns.
Nuichez-Willam Harris.
New Oreans-A. W. Hanes-
81. Augustine, Fla-Genl. Joseph Hernandez.
ol6 6teod-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
TO BAD BRRAD &c CAKE

VETO TO BAD BREAD &c CAKE,
AT No 354 Hudson and Sc Walker-,treet can be nao
very superior home made Bread and large oaves
HIS Cakes all made from the best Dairy outler tHe
market affords. Also, fancy articles, .ueh IS h''se'
Mackrowls Finger Rout and French Biscuit &c &c anu
large Plum and Pound Of the very best quality anS
nsnted in elegant style. All at ,,sia n Br.sd
N. B. The subscribe. also makes ths Gu ~ -
from Rye and Wkesi Flour, mixed. .;.s ne In
Two Boys wanted TO learn the baking naslne,- -
EAs.-Fins Gunpowoet and impe'ia' '''
L and half chests. For sale ny =. =. r. q so.,h =.
o7r GRINNELL, MlNTUhN q Co. &c ''s'"
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

TgE Two DgFAuLTEKs or, Picture OF the Times. By
Mrs GRIFFITH, Author of Discoveries in Light aud
Vision, sc. q vol. l3uo. PIP. l72) ID. Appleton e.
There is considerable shrewaness evinced and
some sslutary lessons taught in this little novel; but
We do no, relish il: greatly. Its object appears TO
be to decry Speculation, especially BY religion,
men, and this objec, is laudabe and well pursued,
bu, the book bcirays vulgar gos.pping censo-
rious spirit, and runs through the world on very
low level. There ia large class of people, how
ever, who would be improved by its filings, if they
would take them to themselves and Not apply them
70 their neighbors, and to this class we heartily
commend its perusa.
Nrw. YORK REVIEW No xviii October, lsil New
York: A. Y. Bake.
The leading and much the most important arti-
Gle in this number of the New-York Review is
based on the Life of John JAY written by his son
and by Professor Renwick. 1t gives comprehen-
sive sketch Of his history, opinions and influence,
snd pays well.dcserved tribute to his noble char
great men of the Revolution" one of the three
granite pillars of our country's political greatness
Washington, Hamilton, Jay" The second is a
scholarly article on the relation of Platonism to
Christianity; the third on Anglo-SaxoH or Earliest
English Poetry the fourth Young. Chronicles
of the Pilgrims; the fifth on the Tasso and Alberu
Manuscripts, which have recently excited much ut
ention in Italy, (in which we think we recognize
the classic pen OF Hon. r. H. Wilde, of Georgia
who is known to have devoted much attention to
the subject DUR ng his recent residence in Flo
renee y the sixth on Distinguished Astronomers,
the predecessors and contemporaries OF Calico
the seventh on the system of National Defence pro
posed by Mr.. Ponsett; the eighth on Mrs, Sedg
wick's Letters from Abroad, and the ninth, a com
pehensive notice of Col. Stones Life and Time:
q Red-Jacket Beside these articles, there are
eleven Critical Notices of recently published works
written with the customary taste and judgement o
the Editor.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

NTUTiCE-CAYUGA LAKE AND INLET STEAM
\ RjAT COMPANY STOCK Notice Is hereby given
that Two Hundred and Eighty Shares Of the Stock
of the Cayura Lake and IuIet Steam Boat COMPANY
which shares were hypothecatsd by Richard Va
rick De VIII the subscriber 10 secure the pay menl oil
seven thousand hundred aud nre dollars and forty
six cents il sold auction. for Inc payment ci tho
balance Of the for which they remain pledged or
nuct thereof the said shares OF STOCK si orhs "
rho Fxc,nre In Wall street 10 the City of New York
the ltn day of November al Il O'Clock at noon' oil
that dav. The duo the pledge OF s1ie -tocA
On the day of the date of this notice hVe THOUSAND Two
hundred and thirty five dollars and nn-c' cents Inc
or,riual price of sal Sock fifty dollars each share
anu = = JOHN TOWNSEND.
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New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

|,rsEAp CARPET sTGRE.-The subscri-
- Der offers for sale and splendid assortment OF
3-py Brussels, fine and supcrine Ingram Cnrpcig o-
Cloth Rugs, Mats, Mating, with all other articles con-
uoccd with the business cheaper than can be any
other store in tho CITY, Persons from the country or cry
wishing purchase will find much to thelr Advantage 70
call before purchasing elsewhere at "a south
side near Broadway. DANIEL ~ NlLCoA. au-. oll
1.RpETINGs CHEAP FOR ASH
- l.. d NJ. S. BROWN, are now offering BrusseIl''
ply Ingram and Russia Carpets, on terms when cannot
fail 10 please the economical Rugs door '.As, Suair
Carpets and Rods Table Covers. OIL Cloths &C. a. good
and cheaper than any similar estaol hnent IN thi'
city. l.. W. :. DtNo ~ -,
s3a Inn No l6l Chathan-strcot, Nev-fork
ONE PRICE sTORE-Gensiemen wishing to
" purchase good cheap Clothing, would do well 10 call
NJ ls7i Chatham street. where they ind garments 4,
the following prices: g:
Cloth Costs 60 to s2 Cloth jackets, s. 10 s. sati-
NJ am JACOB COGSWELL.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER
L HANGlNGS and Borders, for sale cheap, at the
United States Paper Hanging and Band BOX Warehouse
IS Casa-street, Broadway, NeN-A ork. hooa' pa
pe aSa s IN Inc n'A'' JOSHUA JOSHUA BROWN IS CaAasee.
NEW FALL GO0Ds.-ALFRED SMITH
y Merchsnt Tailor, No. l36 Fuon-st would invite IL,
friends and the Puhhc TO call aad examine l' stp. %
new Fall Goods consisting Cloths Cassmeres and fes
lng suited the fall trade Gentlemen leaving he or
iers may rely upon their being fulfilled TIE most 'ats
factory manner. Terms ncderste-Cash on delivery 5.
z a "A ( Il
1 MISSION WAREHOUSE, No 81 Liberty street
Printing Li,hoersphic asd Colored Papers in all their
varieties made order OF any quatl from common News
to the finest Book paper made IN the country at the iRF
market prices from the very superior mills oil Aes,rs A.
c. and W. Curtis, Boston, and w. Il NJ Curtis Beii''he,
n and from several manufacturers having the best
Of nachiuery All orders thankfully recevod and prompt
" executed au7 6n EDWARD CURTIS, Agent
CAs EiXr S.--WoRaM HAuGH,
VI WONT. sol Broadway are now opening ne ana
splendid assortment, Of svercd and ornala Parior Chan
decrs Brackets Mante Lights, Lanterns, &c c Tor
Gas and Candles and would invite those who are INTRO
ducng the City Gas into their houses to call aud see ihe
assortment os .
INHE GREEN BOOK: 4 Companion of Pro-
fe.sions Records Marriage, being familiar SOM
meatary the indcretons arising from human ifailty-
in which Inc symptoms and bansfu effects Of se%ouse,
intemperance and Esertinsm explained in an easy
manner 10 which added very extensive practical OBJ
seryaonso on sexual debility and attendant synpshies
addressed 10 youth and maturity by R. Curcrwe, NJ
d Member Of the LodoH Royal College Of Surgeons, IL
csncstea practitioner medicine For sale at the
| pm, stand in Wall street. Price rs dig w.
! nT-AGK OXIDE OF MANGANEsE-20
bon. Of superior quality, ground, for sale by PERsSE
! & BROOKS, Il Liberty street. go
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

I7OUNTHY MKHCaANTs and Others are
~ respectfully invited TO call aud examine the TO lowing
stock of goods. which offered for sale very low Tor
cash or CITY accept4Hces, by the or Dozen Boots
and Shoes VIZ thick aud kip pegged boots cali pegged
and .ewed DO thick AID kip pesged brosaps ana va
ri.,y of won.n's SHOES slippers india rubbers, &c &c
sde. Sfrdr Tuscan and Palm Leaf Hats aud Hoods
large assortment of Hats and Caps Fur and SIX
Hat. Fur S-ale plush and cloth Cps, and an assor-
rarnr of Umbrellas. Buyers will hnd 1t great con'e
incs TO buv here where they can get different ar
tices they want all place. Please call aud e1h
mine IL JAIL e "a n -
Wholesale Commission Dealers 20 Pearls ST.
Ill lshh INV under Us HOlel. NeF Orh.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

:1f.NNa D.-cstuations ior rroSestlnis servants -
w ENQUIRE at the American Office, SOL Broadway.
oils Ia + ELLIOTT.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
ssvOKi.iN IOLLEa.INrE lN.TI.

/ tsVVhE y tULLEWENTh aN>
u EIfE.-(An English and Classical Boarding
School limited to 20 pupi John YOUNG, Principal
TIKI. las,tuton located Washington Avenue, about
,o miles sa>ter from the Brooklyn ferries III enc OF the
beautiful and healthy nclctsorhcods on Long Island,
will commence Its next Annual Term the lst oi
Nov. Terms from s6J $500 per annum, aud no extra
charges whatever.
Circulars containing references, &c may bc had at the
ukstores of Mc-srs H. Il ). Raynor - Boxerv, md
Dayton Saxton. OF Fulton AID Nassau. street.,
Ny. OLD 6tcoi-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

- CHURCH BUsHN n sS.-Wsnted to hire
si:: a Meeting Room, House, capable Of containing
IN. TO rent Ill pcs,e apply TO H. b. BLAIR Co lOJ
Nrrrav.s, o20 81