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New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
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TO THE STARS

TO THE STARS......AS ODE.
When Day dr., broke upon the Earth,
Inspired - angel s-ng
And young Time spread his pinions fsrth
Amidst the Heavenly throng.
Ie, glorious -lars, ...ta sparkling eyes,
Behc.d tie T-ma9e Paradise,
Vince through the air along,
And, filed with strains OF holy giee,
Commenced your se-aph harmony.
Abash'd before the brishteyed Sun
You cheeks,grew dim and pale,
And each with terror fastened on
4 blue cloud for vel.
And meek and silent held your way
Iuyis.o.e 10 amorous Day,
With looks Of awe and wall,
Until We saw with fond delight
Approach the bcau;eous Queen OF Night!
Then ranged amid the silen; train
Ye swept the silv'ry sky
And saw the round world mute again
Beneath each tender eye.
Der hill and plaia, and vale and grove,
We til-ew your mellow beams OF love
In spor,ive revelry,
While Earth as bright and fair as re
Rolled on in wan;ou saiety.
ave, who ba; loves the solemn hour
When We are bright in Heaven
Then steal 0 er man with mystic power
Thoughts sad as shades OF even
The Past-the cloudy inant.e1 Past
Doth from It's realms our sorrows cast,
And errors uatorgyen;
WMic slow TIE gentle Present flies
With faded cheeks and downcast eyes.
And is true, We flaming stars,
That ye 90 rule DER Earth?
Tha; yonder varied, fiery Mars
Smiles DER the heros birth,
Or Orion, dams belted knight,
Astre2 filed wiki yirtuous light,
And stars O! lesser worth,
That walk uuhec led III the sky.
Are mans chief Rulers-Desliny
Or arc yc bit the wandering uEns,
Ofsp;ri,s pure and fair,
Which olt Is uou-aful Night returns,
From their high homes IN air,
Gaze dowa on Earth with glowing eyes
To charm our spirits 10 the skies,
Mid sog.s thu; wander there,
Enrob'd wi;h pure aud heavenly ire,
Who strike IN JOY tue scraph-lyre
W-ha,e'er ye are--or isles Of light,
Or spirits robed in bliss,
Orgens set in the brow OF Night,
o. worlds as fair a, ;hs.
With each bright ray which trembling hes,
In golden beauty o1 tie skies
Cast from your loneliness,
a holy influence is combined,
Which kindles raptuye IN tie in!nd!
iorteich, y. !. II.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

IN AL ,,d examine thi, article previous 20 purchasing
elsewhere. ami iujgc for themselves OF the Guy and
economy OF this stove. 49,, 49,
-. ,i ~ "a bi.h viii Nc offered the la~est market
rice JOSHUA UNDGKHltL. so Grand Il
-, opposite Es>eN Market
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
PROF.. OLNSIbUS = ~ SiOi =.
FOR HALLS. PARLOR>, CtitYSt-'NS' ~ "eENlt->
AND CHI RICHES.
r.. -os, ceozoEaieGl store srsr made.

T.e ros. economical store srer made
m. Jason .o- procuring Stoves + near at haHs tho
I .,. eli, me .ttcuioa OF ,hosc n a4si OF "a god
'-,, 10 tic oaed P4t-u, Sore These >'e,e' have Ter
the ,t 6yc or TX yeas been before the p'5le as4 arr
-sucrzlly too well Known 20 require sI'1 ~ g sad "a
iaelr favor. Our stove, are made OF 'A' 's' ie'i2i
.nd n The lsosi ornamental ~ le-
TIE proprietor nosd caution The pu5'e aooat ,e aasy
S,uyes made ~ Of the ouls1ed Stow o1 ou'''
- IN "a, uo>i essential .vTts. and ~otd reeoahsei 10
All in ant 10 .s AnL examine hi> assortment aes srs
cot surpassed IN point Of beauty ar a',i anu VIII %
Cousd l. DC y cheap a. any Other establishment.
All kinds Of Stove work solicited and ATTENDED g VIA
pgomptGcs> =. IA ".
3 ~ l>col MES Z p DEAN Nv " aiorsS
STOVES. STOVES. 257i BLEECNhH->r.-
- large assortment Of stove, wood coal sl'tn!c
or large sr:a farlilcs Al.c for sale, Hs And Tar
or stoves 81 the la;es patterns cheap :or esSh.
JVbbug done at the shortest notcc.
All orsers thankfully received and pu1ctusy otesdot
70 aul u GEO NAKNlS. 95l+ RccrksT y
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
,RDs,,NHD-' VAtsOA! -i.ocomotiYc

-assps.SS.D-' A,-Aocomotirc
rR IS for printing CARDS, 0 John street, thirh door
rom veari THIS NACIl>E. tic Only ous IN the ei'y
m -qu-lci for speed ant beauty Of printing Card'
rr,ned ON tins Mlohle much cheaper rates than by
ti. con mon mode cf printing Cards.
Visiting Wedding aud Store Cards engraved ans
wv 3. F0LGER, lo7 john st, 81 door from Pearl.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
CEsI HES GET DIS,

(sUCCEsS0R TO Go. Ptt-CHtK,J
MANUFACTURER OF PAPER BUAES l27 william
I'll street ofevery possible shape style AMI Yarlct or
the use of any ncof business Constantly hand nrg,
assortment of Square Boxes plain and fancy single, and
BANDBoXES,
Genuine German Cologne Water imored, and for sale
at Il very law price. . 3n
iIEsAH..4Aa.EN'i 1T & an ~ r.
COW SHADES OLIVER ". W. OXFORD, u
CarhaFnc enabled 70 oter LOO pairs Of Transparent
Window Shades at the following low prices. VIZ:
oro pa.r. Landscapes. v.cign ve6 u $40 per pair
251 pairs Moonlight Scenes. -s2l9 do
% pairs Nicnct'c Ccntrrs. 60
200 pairs French Scroll Borders DO
y g. - sets real Italians from $40 rto 80 per pair
Country Merchants and Upbo.strrcr viii rcaine saving
of 80 per cent. BY purchasing fom tae svbscFioes
au2i I'm o. ". WDOUFJiU. 10 CuIhcrne-st.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
S TOY E 5
&c pATENT AIR-TlGWT STOVES

ORES PATENT AER-TaGUF STOVES.
-Tbo great flsl-,.ver Ihls ar;icr creates cheer.
t ,rB eleu. .tmosphere; lecds to be rep-n he'd TIT
o,, IN tee=tv-folr holrs. References siVsn \ good
aapiy on hand Orders 'ol,,i;et Also general 's'or
III f;-,,s. rer eent al from p,ec.
"a -, l. V BADGE \ 80 Wsier,.i
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
hTNYhN-STNTs4

ATayEs-SlDS : =.
UNuERHlLL'S NEW pa
TENT COAL COIklAG
KITCHEN COMPANION
STOVE. ROW offered ior Isle,
wholesale or reisii. - -
Grand 81. This steve = SO
Know lodged by all hat have
u>ei them to Ne sWp, fior 70
any Stove tia, ha> been intro
duccd IN the NcN-loTk uar-
kci The public are invited
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

sAn,U&L IA. BENEDICT. Watcf
SS Mnsor Merchants Exchange. corner OF w all ant
a. 70 William streets having iorLiod connection IL
S..fs business With S. HAMMOND their personal ates
ton 1II he given to repairing inc Watches. The nos
complicated parts Of Duplex Chroaomete'
Watches put in cqaal to the original
FIR Hammond would make his acknowledgements 10 th
rad for their kindness and patronage since living III
Sew York ard II always give taeir wo9k preference IL
nahng Dupo. work. bst 8Ill nc able make any DIS
coa 1t from the retail price.
Duplex Independent, Second, and other Watches o
pleado pa err sale warranted perfect the Weney
coturnod Jewei:y and Silver Ware as usual
,l7lv BENEDICT 81 HAMMOND
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

lTSEfTENt, ETA-Ihc snb>cFINer' NIU : = u.
tlc4I Printer. having for h2n t~entysycaFs oeh
gagged N the aasEacurc OF Printing Ink, during hich
t;r II M been used extensively many OF TIE i1ryesi
p-,nn- establishments uned States and SivcH GEN
rraI ,s;si.;on H- respectfully soicIs continuance OF
lie patronage OF Es Typographical hrethrcn Having lately
bpili nes aad enlarged risnui,cioy. Froni-strsc
betrecu Montgomery and Observation-Disclosures, Est kiNeF
he cuaic to s1rPy those wac may favor HIM i'h tsei
custom. with good inh can be procured N .s ou'cd
Srate, Of uncta.---bie cco. and on reasonable ;sr
rae Ink l., well calculated work the composition
roller aud all descriptions OF presses now II use.
Orders erected 10 the .ubsc!ihSr residence 10 GTSen
.trre or le At the n.Gufacory viii BE- pgnciuslly al
,cris1 10. GEO. MATliER-
NrrY,-k Iulv N ISL jy20 2n
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
WI. HaGAR & co.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOeNDRf,
~ Fulton, corner of Gold-street,


THE subscribers take ,ris method OF annouseing 20
L their and the public generally that ha'ing
nu-ca1sei the extensive ami well known Type toundFS
o.rnerv owed BY M-ss-. Conner Cooke they have re-
moved the their present central locator Having
made revIsiors. alterations and at!toas inc.
ae prepared execute orders OF sny masni'ae they
nav " fayoFe! WITH WIKI proIpscs, aci A A'orD-
terms A. II any Focndr, AIerica- To ;aer Spcc
ncr-Book which been recently xIeaswcly circulated
,hev would re>pccuy refer.
al ,r,,el, manufactured by isn ,hall be OF material
.i II no; gp-rior ary manufactured this country
and ua!cr<o thorough examination TO appearance,
ranging dressing and properly assosNas All articles
ii m the Spcc;aleuBoo formerly issued by CoHse. 4
le ,ocets- With Sorts 10 fonts sold by them,
he furnished froa this Foundry without delay with naNy
,.ac- s1ded.
;- V,si-r.on s1d smith Presses, which. together With
t,s,ss, Cases Composing Sucks Farnitnre Ink. ari
e,erv .rtcIe used Ia the Printing Business VIII De kept
on s.ud AND furnished a, manufacturers prices
J,.-eI
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

- 40. n; 80 = :. = = IS tcclIellE ne hcsi
* establishment IN Ne-l orH 20 cc bargains IN the
AZ Boot and shoe lr'. You h,ve Only 80 cnii Ia b
- r,3ccI Ladies, t-Gtleweu-. Misses, Boy and
Chid-sss Boots, Sh.cs H-! - al tler variety. OF
NV own manufacture sad warranted 81; r,'e ice,
TO sut the jncs LS-wis, a-rc assortment Of coed
countrv york. y nlcs vii. a. sofa Ve-V cheHP
w. GIN WILLIAM AGATE III Sovery.
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JOHN sTAATH
= =
!! ER CHAN T Tail o Z +.

Z! = n L ii = - ! = - -
Nd Cietasr. No. o. Bozc-y, tl-ee doc-s above Hes
y tsr-st.-o, Isw-vo-s. Constantly aard hand
some assortment Of Co;hs Czs>isres aEi 'ssass lica
M Be made II th be-; style a. TIE shortest loee ar ou
the reasonable terms lei9 u
CLOTHING W5.1LE= AND etS-
< TAII.-A good assortment o readr made Cl1i.inE
manufactured expressly for tIa Fail aud Niaer Trade
i. nov being sold wholesale aEd :et; at - Chatham =
Tn. stock IL ard consists part OF inc b'uc a9d black
Beaver Pilot aad Flushing Uvecost> m1de G;he latest
fashions: sup-rine pisa 4l- argfed Fix aal bhy 'e
vst Ssn. Valencia Ciu.h 7nd Statue; Vests ~ v1re's
Of svlas cool assortment o. CI,siGcre. >3nct a-a
No-.kin P9Giaoors besides drst 7atc ot OF Snirs ana
Drawers. VIZ red twiiei sad plum F.Hse q various
qualities b'eac.cd AMI unbeach C4l.o Flannel Han
il.uu striped Calico and sue z!t-, Nu.iir-AH selling
cseap io- Cash. and suitable ios tn aa country i'ade
y g. Country Merchants p-r,!c-!I:ly requested 20
call and examine tie stock FOX ;hease'es No - Cha'
ham =. - NJ
gYASGNlC DRIss i1-.-Eieeau: Masonic
ii Avroas ard S->hs>. ,n,1lle for Knight Templars.
loval Arch and Master f;a> h-o. cmpsrs aui Va
soa.c Charts f7 sale 81 Peril stars. ll'-N-
.a4Er. BATS. Ca Two pol
LARS AID FIFTY CEN}S ~ handsome sad
Is. durable rftcie EXCITE hs ronc ever oi-rcd q; i
price. Try them aud Ia.ce or yo1rsclC siea>, boys
aad ch'd-ea's Caps, OF CLOTH, -i.c;. So. &C.
80 IN GEO. y. ANfR z, 81 Bowery.
- as4'Vs! haas: s.AT Tho FsI
q Fashion Is rcv rc-ds - NaTcDS'S, No. l5'
G- Ch,thaui-=trce and i6f Bawery, II Ike following
Lxc4 aa1 aad underwriting prices, Va:
S,ik.....-.-......S2 20 B'ayer..-..--.--.si %
;lolc ...........s3 400 %Gt-ia.......-- $ 80
All warranted ic3 Gr ho4e-, or 10 money rc!lidtu
Il t-ey do rot prove as rtcornf1cndcd
The subscriber III only re-k that the above standard
prices have been established pr pa,; years aud
the Increased and sye,e pi'-oca9n slcc recccd Deus
ample Ini gratifying esijrnce Of pllnc 4dgo Gief .
WATSoN'S, Isl CaItA-m stseat
y I'm aaf 200 B0wrry.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

TTEs Z PEssLOTOAEN,o or Females Friendi
Tais Eiedcse may be resorted with confidence for
the purpose Of Relieving and removing ali those CON-
pia-ts peculiar 70 females which often lead IL some form
Or oAcE TO permanent: III .eath. /, VIII also relieve aucs
Of the suffering and preyeut those eccden to winch all
mothers are exposed Pamphlets Containing test1oaias
directions snt much information valuable TO females and
heads Of families, be had gratis where tt. Photokep
s sold, al PC aod Gil Broadxay l65 Greenv ich-srset
~ Pearl ~ and 100 Futon a5 Hudson and II Eat Broad
Es 10 Chatham. ard il Brooklyn by W. Bailey Fulton
street Price 81 SO per bottle aug In
IL GSt-al bales. for sale by GRINNELL, MIN
W TURN & co. 7s Sorrh-si au2i
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
$fEClzL AEYGtN; HENI.
py gn q - 5sE- CE< q ~ ~

PEN MANUFACTURER TO TIE QUEEN.
CtAUTl0N.-rhe h.sh character Of thcse Peas mas in
makers, practice axG, Only upou Nj elliott. bit
also upon TIE public. An aler.o -rcie bearing the
sTelcd aaIae .-s. Got, emitting the fa-i 7, Is II
the Il readily ts detected o. unfinished
appearance and tie very stye wIc put up
Observe, the scrl,re Per- I'll marked II iul-"Jo
scph Gliotts Patent" o., Joseph elliott warranted
AID ts, eaca gross tesrs fac smile OF Lis ynata.e L
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

IS5sEAp. CHEAP. Caz.AP. Al JAMESON
\ & JERViS'S Cheap Engraving and Printing Othee.
!, Visiting Card Plate engraved and fifty Carts fer only
81 50 Al other Engraving a half Inc usual price
PLEASE III, ard examine specisrs No. l9i Courand 81
,.o-,.- Groom which aus IN
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

g5sSJ 3TkdT, ASTHMA CUkED.-PUTNAx
Ono, Na. i, l-4l.-Dear Slr-Doc,sr Heinrich hs.
used 10 bottles of your ExPEcroai.r and bra
found decided benefit HIS scat is better than fer
raj part and HI. appearance indicates decided
provement in health. His confidence IL your medicine
a,s acuced him recommend D., friends and
Informed that Esny Of Them have been cursd and others
greatly releged
Or. D. jayne. Po-rs GRAHAM.
Prepare Only No. g South Third street. Philadelphia
Sold at wholesale and retail by a 3. 81 ID. SANDS, Drug
<is's. No 70 and l5l Futon-street, ana DAVID SANDS
co. II Eat RroadEay. Nev-fork. anlt I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE No III WiLLIAN. CORNER OF !oHS-sT.
LII KINDS OF SILKS COTrON AND WOOLEN
a GOODS DYED, restored a=d dressed inclGd1g Ia
dies, and rsltiaslens garments such Dresses Goats
Slawl. C. apr Velvet. Ribbon, icraocs' h''iey Cas-
-imeres Carpets Rug, Piano anf Ts1le Covers Window
~. III sfc
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
TEE GENUINE FRENCH FEMALE
MONTHLY PILLS.

NR l.. LEGSANO'S Piulcs Hcn.ulies Pour les Fem
- ue, justly celebrated throughout Europe for the
astonishing Of irregular and obtruc ed
ruraiion, offered the Female nyslids Of
Uned iatcs among Shom they have already acquired
unriyaled regulations but that this reputation may be
sustained 10 necessary - guard iinst imposition Per-
therefore, VINO may wish 20 purchase reGue'ted to
observe ;he OF l.. VI Legand upon the Of the
box AID subscribed to the direction, accompanying each
box.
v B-These invaluable Pills perfectly HARMLESS and
unpleasant 20 the taste yet certain TO roFe the
natural functions.
Ask ;o- I-sgfond's Female Monthly Pills Explicit, drec
French and English accompany each box, with
particular at1ices TO mother, respecting the med;a! tres
OF Yong females.
For ale I'll. ely OILY the Hall of Pharmacy, 267
Broadwsy. ST. Ia.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14
,I6uN 5x1sasSPiPei. aa.EEsoUSE

Z =
4 Tho Subscribers kcc7 constantly on hand and otter
for .rr IN lots suit pu chascrs-
WRITING PIPER, fall kiads.
4I4o. Robinsa.'s Elsnk Zoos Papers OF al kinds.
PRINTING PAPERS, OF all sizes aud qualities, on hano
or ma ic 20 order, At short notice.
Tasy ai.o keep on hard large ssSorcnent OF w res
Felt.uss Blao Sm,;s, Bleaching Powders and Soda Az
Or Paper Manufacturers Of thciE own importation oil the
best q,ay, -hicl u,ey offer At very low prices
i.l5 # PERSSE y BROOKS. 81 Liberty street
!rAi.ER 1RSNCFAGTG2Ess.' AND COM.
1 MISSION WAREHOUSE No. 81 Liborty-sireet-
Printing, Lhographc, AID Colorcd Papers IN all then
.sriecs ma lc to any quality fTcm common News
10 the inest paper ude the country. at the if
market prices from the very superior r'llls OF Mes,rs
C. aad " Gurus Boston, aud W. i NJ Curtis, BelIVle
v aud from several other manufacturers having the bes
Of r,e.iuc5y 81 orders thankfully received and Promp-
s.. c,.sitcd sp.6n EDWARD CURTIS. Agent
sJss&rlI3s AND tmEysgCAG PAPER
/ HiNGltGs. aud Borders, for sale cheap, nj th'
rrr.r, states PAPER Hlaging aud Band Box Warehouse
IS Caiial-srce: Broadway, Now-fork. Rooris pa
ucrci N the ncai;st manner.
ari 5m JOSHUA BROWN. G5 Canal-.treet
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

D Ed EACR lEON2Y on all the b MS ale. .si
II par for Dry Goods. No ahss8ees u pr,eesI ~
G. reeuvish 81 egis ~
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

NOCN AND BUss.K,EFt; SE;e.s ss-Thc
50 Subscriber will denver board Of 'esse the
Prison Dock Dock Stone for Is per ind Marble
Building Stone for s. ST. pcr ton
States Prison, MeuD; Pleasant. Iwno Q 1919.
iaI2 I'm d. J.. SEYMOUR. agent
New-York tribune., 1841-09-14

French China Dinner Sets. -Cvt and Plain GAS
India do do DO astral 'n' liail Lamps
Granite plain and printed S-s Mantcl ard Shlie Lamps
Farther do do 10 80. -Girani,'es.
French China plain and penced Tea >cts Plated Cao'
Eng!is, do DO do DO H-iuanIl do.
hollywood ard Enamelied DO Tea Boards
Blue Stone. granite and toy do KniYcs. Forks
T. Selling al prices well WORTHY The abortion n Dealers
and Ilou.ekecper,. Isl 2~. MERKlTiS Ease.
fI<NgN EtSs.-l00 BOwENt.-HERKil'TS
- & PAGE would call the attention Of the Public 20
their extensive stock OF rlar md rich Gas.. China &c.
SC at their stores. Nos. 100 Bowcry ana 53s Grand-st
Prices moderate. AUTO lay
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-14

Poetical Remains Of the late Lucreta Maria Da.
wilson, collected and arranged by her mother with
biography by Miss Sedgwick." Philadelphia, Lea &
Blanchard.
This volume will be cherished companion to that
which embraces the literary remains of Margaret Mil
Ter Davidson, the sister Of Lucrea, recently publish
ed under the editorial care of Mr.. Irving Lucretia
was the older ofthese two extraordinary young ladies'
and the fruits of her genius have several years been
known to the literary world-having received the
kindest notices from of the most distinguished
English critics.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-14

The National lntelgencer is willing TO ad-
nit that, the triumph of Mr.. Thomas, of Mary
land, is attributable to "lhe two Vetoes." If,
then we can trace the Vetoes TO their first cause,
we shall ascertain who responsible for the re-
suit. Mr.. Tyler said, if Bank was TO be es-
tablished, il should be, il discounting, with the
consent OF the States-without that consent, no
discounting. Both Bank bills authorized dis
counts, and neither asked the consent of the
States. The bills were not, therefore, framed
with any reference to the settled principles OF
the Executive. Regardless of the feelings of
the President, regardless of Veto, and reck-
less OF its consequences, the bills we've push
ed bindly through. They found the Pre-
sident firm and consistent in his views. He
acted upon them, as might have been expected
from a man Of honor and of independence
He was denounced and reviled and Nantes
TO put forth, announcing separation of the
Wings from him, and offering to engage in a
virtual revolution of the Government. This
produced disgust, resistance and revolt, and
these brought about the verdict of condemna-
ton atthe ballot boxes. Ii came, therefore, not
so much of any "error of the Federal Execu-
tive" as of the errors and blindness of the ultra
Wings.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-14
.Torrtgn correspondence.

Paris, July 10Th, lS4l.
We in America speak of church which has been
erected 200 years old and venerable edifce and
so, as buildings generally erected in America, it
is. But the St Severa, which visited this morning.
was very old and very venerable the first church
was erected in America. AT the discovery of Ameri-
500 years old and has now been standing more
than 800 years on ground upon which church
first erected about the year 600. Judging from its
massive walls, should say that it bids fair TO stand
yet 500 years after of our churches in America
shall have been necessarily repaired have fallen in
ruins. Except in the carved work its steeple there
IL not much appearance Of decay upon its exterior,
and even its steepe is far from lettering to its fall
The survey ofsuch building is not the qualification
of mere idle curiosity it is chronicle of the olden
time, in which may be truly read the religious and
raj character and civilization of those who erected it.
We may best know people of our own age by
ing living and conversing with them; of former
age by studying their works and the last and least
certain method to become acquainted with present
previously existing people, is to read their history
But not only the mind informed by the survey of
such edfce but the heart is made better one can
not look upon its worn pavements and dingy walls
without thinking of the many generations who have
worsbpped within it and passed away, almost the
light which picices its ombre windows of morning
and fades away at evening.
Leaving this church. visited third time the Arc
de-Triomphe dEtoile in order to avail myself of ia
vorabe opportunity to ascend to its summit. One
cannot have just conception of the majesty of this
structure without ascending its massive walls and
surveying it in its several parts. And more than ALL
would say that cannot have the most commanding
view of Paris, and of the surrounding country and
towns, unless he surveys them from the summit Of the
Arch of Triumph From thence can look down
upon the gardens, the palaces the churches, the
ers and domes of Paris, upon the many adjoining
towns in every direction and the thousands of inter
yenng farms, adorned with all the products of the
season. and leading from Paris in the direction of the
several fontier Kingdoms, to be seen the great
roads laid out by Louis the XIVth, and planted with
double Of trees of either side.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-14

DESPERATE AFFRAY-Two MeS MuRDFREp.-We
learn from the New York Sun the following facts in
relation to the murder on Sunday night, at Staten
Island -
About nine o'clock cries of distress were heard on
the shore, accompanied with the noise apparently Of
an oar spashing in the water. Several boats imme-
diaely put of. The one from MI Syvia'-, with
Messrs. Stiwel, Nye and Sylvia were the first who
reached the scene of boodsled and murder and when
they reached il they found boat with man in it,
who cut and lacerated in the face and arms and
the boat filled with blood and water The person in
the boat stated that there three persons in the
boat that they all got TO fighting and that after hard
fight, he had in sefdeience, succeeded in saving HIM
self, and that the other two had been killed and
thrown overheard. They were al fellow countrymen
from Ireland, and all in liquor. The survivor gave
out o confused and imperfect account Of the bloody
tragedy. He said he fought in sefdefence and was
saved by oveIpowering the others. He taken 10
Fort Hamilton, and there danced in the dungeon to
await the process Of the law. One of the deceased
was name Joey Losee, about five and thirty,
who has left wife and five six small children.
The other deceased was stone mason, by the
of Christopher Quinn"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-14

ANOTHER EXPLOIT or EDWARDS, THE FoRGER -
The Ion. Daniel Webster has addressed letter to
the editor of the Boston Daily Advertiser enclosing
letter lately received by the former from Earl Spencer
in England, and another purporting TO be from Mr..
w. TO Lord Spencer, introducing Col. Monroe Ed
yards TO his Lordship and speaking of him as his
valued friend" &c, &c. This letter which of
course is forgery, presented to Earl Spencer,
accompanied by from Edwards himself asking
temporary loan of f250, and telling the old story Of
the two hundred negroes, the imposslbty Of obtain
ing any assistance from the American Minister in
consequence Of his hostility the subject Of slaves
&c. He told his Lordshp that he brought similar
letter to Lord Brougham from Mr. Webster, but Lord
b being on the Continent, he (Edwards) found him
self awkwardly situated and actually without the
Of providing for his own passage, and that Of
his son, to New Orleans. The letter had every APP
pearance of being genuine, and Lori Spencer, from
personal friendshpto Mr.. Webster let Edwards have
the money without hesitation.