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SPECIAL SESSIONS, Sept. l6.-Beiore Judge Noah an!
Aldermen Jones and o'Ncii.
Ann Miller tried for assault ard battery s. lra
Orc Doth cOlored Pers by stlbbng her with fork
ldludged guilty. Mary Moran. ,t-aln pee, OF
muslin, worth 50 from Me-srs. II. & II. Hall guilty
Judgment suspended and she dpchareeG. James Reed,
assault ana battery HI, WIFE, Catherine guilty. City
PRISON 20 days Richard Norwood. boz, stealing II fish
lima. from " Conck guilty, judgment suspcndcd laJ
ne discharged Casper Dorrrcer assault and battery
hi- wife by throwing OIL If ytrio on her person and
threatening her he guilty. Psniicrtiary siI months.
Margaret slolrs stealing six dress, worh SIS fIom Bar
thoenev Cainsn not guilty. Alexander Dove. stealing
- cents f-om Frederick Sparks guilty, judgment,
pended and he discharged. Bridget Harmon stealing n
coax, worth $40 from James Hanlos guilty. John
NJ Hopkins. stealing so money from Joseph Hendy
guilty, Judgment suspended and be discharged.
Abou; dUs-u, charged iLh di,ordcr! conduct, &c,
were discharged for want of testimony.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

FROM HALiFAx.-We nave Halifax papers 70
the 6thinst. The French frigate Belle Pouie, with
.locp Of war, under the command Of the Prince
dc Jo,uville, arrived on the 9Th The Prince land
ed on the following DAY, and received with The
most respectful marks of attention BY tie euhoEi-
iies and inhabitants He paid visit Immediately
on landing 10 the Governor and subsequently, TO the
ship OF wsr Winchester He attended dinner and
bsL a; The Government House on Tuesday evening,
and was expected to attend regatta ball on Thurs
day evening. Boston Daily Ad.
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Ctr futtIIigeucr.
Resor,et ior Tae Trisune.

CorRr SESSIONS, Sept. l6Bcfore the Recorder and
judge Lysch
Or. Charles H. Jackson pat upon hi, ,rsl far
.laushc the 2 degree charged Sa having produced
abortion. The person Miss Susan chsats thereby
cauug the death of her infant the month OF March,
1910 The de'ta Of the unfortunate mother occurred
acr, me having been taken at No % Houston rcet.
ahsre he passed under the samcd OF Sarah Smith
rhiea alleged 10 have been the coD.equonc" OF her
premature delivery, subsequent exposure &c-Nh what
truth s-y may appear. A. rhe tsl will probably
continue several DAYS, and the testimony generally i Of
such a character to precade It's pubiclt shall
ourselves with sivac clo- brief sketch
Of tn prominent facts OF the else, with the resllt
The Court adjourned over TO Mcasly vhes the trial
will he resumed
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Swt7r StlLlSG.-TAe beautiful yach; Northern
Lsh, arrived here La, evening, IN - hours from
Boston.
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T5cchuuica' 1Eccfing.

Ate Public Meeting OF Mechanics and others,
held pursuant TO the call OF the Executive Com
nttee on State Prison Monopoly a, Military Hall,
Bowery, on Friday evening Sept L,
On motion OF JoHS WArpELL. II. w. BoSSELL
was called to the Chair, and J. y. GRAMS and Ell
BRIDGE G. BALDwIS appointed Secretaries. The
following gentlemen were chosen Vice Presidents ::
HszrKIAH WILLIAMS. Jos. P. SINPsoS and D. C.
PESrz.
Ga motion, the Resolution, adopted by the State
Convea,ion held a: Albany on the l., and % inst.
were read and adopted with unaninity and en-
thg,iasm.
The Meeting was then addressed with force by
c. RIDDLE, on whose motion the following Reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
Pssal-ea. That we, the Mechanics OF the City OF
New-York. will NOT, nj the approaching Election,
supper, any candidate ior the Assembly or Senate
who will not subscribe to the doctrine OF uncom-
promising hostility TO those State Prison Monopolies
which interfere with tue rights OF tae Mechanics OF
the State.
Mr.. ]. y. Craze then addressed the Meeting
with plain and practical per'Picuity.
The Meeting was ably addressed By Mes.rs.
Gaour. 7. J. DOYLE, ScawAcxnAnER, and seye-
raj others
After tr.n..cting some other business, the Meet
ing adjourned.
A barkeeper i. ST. Louis, named Zina, mas been
arrested and about 50 geo counterfeit money found
in his possession.
The REJECTED TREArr.-We obtain from the
ST. Louis Republican. the following account OF the
treaty. concluded b. Coz. Doty with the Dakeiahs,
which was not ratified by the Senate the last day
Of It's session.
The treaty wa. concluded by GeTernor Doty
with the Western bands OF the Daketa nation, on
the SIS, OF July, 1t place called Oeyoowore, l20
miles West of the all. Of St. Anthony, foT dis
,rict OF country which IS hereafter 10 compose an
Indian territory. to be occupied oy the Indian. now
in the Eastern and Northern states and territories.
The purchase embraces the valley oltae Minnesota
river st Peters and It's tributaries; and there i
no, better tract OF land or more healthy climate
| in the West The country acquired IS sufficiently
large to accommodate fifty thousand settlers, with
farms OF one hundred acres each. Besides adys.i-
tase. are secured is them which never have been
granted heretofore. Among others IS the fuldnent
Of the promise thar the Indian, whc. civilized NAV
mold the ute to real estate, ard become citizen
OF TIE United States. UGess these privileges are
granted TO the Indian, every effort which il made to
civIli1e him but teaches him thar ne IS OF degrs-
ded race, without civil or political privileges.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

u man named Samuel Lindsey was riding
near the Depot OF the Cumberland Va. Railroad on
the l2;h, just the train was coming in, when his
horse took frigh, and threw him upon the track.
While in this position, the cars passed over him
Instantly severng ms head from his body.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

- The General Convention OF Uniycrsalis,s closed
its Annual Session in this City Thursday evening.
It was attended by IS Clesgymcn and seine 500 Jay
men frou. all the States South Mar! land and West
to Ohio. The Occasional Sermon was preached
BY Rev. T. J. SAWYER of this City; tie closing
Discourse by Rev. O. A. Skinner o.; Boston The
Convention adjourned to meet IN Providence, r. l.
on the third Wednesday in September, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

q An auemp, was recently made to rob the
Peniien;iary Store al Richmond, Va. The Super
ia;enden' snapped pistol at the robber, who there
upon withdrew.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

LoulsiASA-An election was recently held in
New-orleans for Members of the Legislature, to fiji
vacancies caused by resignation or death. There
were nine volunteer candidates-all Wings but
one, who crep, in Of course. The new Members
are J. NJ. Ducro:, George h. Rogers (Whigs) ard
E. A. Cannon, (Loco, We believe this resul, re-
duccs the Wing majority in Joint Ballot to one
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18


TIE Pic Nc P.rEs., by various h4zds Edited by
CHARLIs DICKENS Esq IL two volumes. Philscei-
phia Lea sgd Blanchard New York, Collin. and
Reese.
The motive in which these volumes originated. Is
honorable alike to the several authors, some of
them among the most gifted men Of our day, and to
the en'erprising and exceIlcn; publisher. The cir
cumstances of its appearance arc briefly told in the
preface. young publisher in London, Jus; as he
was commencing life win high hopes sad brilliant
prospects. suddenly taken away by death, and
his wife and children left wihou; any reliable
means Of support As mark of respect for hi,
memory, and as a means toward. the education of
hs orphan children his personal friends contributed
to The present work. Dickens, the gifted. widely
known and warm hearted Boz, writes the first
tale. entitled the Lamplishter's S,ery.' humor-
Gus affair in the old PicIswickan vein. Miss Agne,
Strickland writes tale of ichiyalry called The
knight Banneret;' Allan Cunningham, story OF
Jean Cancroa's College, Thomas Moore, a
fragment called The Student Of Bagdad and sew
eral less widely known writers contribute enter
tanning sketches, both in prose and verse. The
author OF Brambletye House gives long tale CT
Spain in the Sixth Century, and Count Ludwig,
a Marvellous Tale concludes the work as it Is
republishcd. a third volume, Charcoal Sketches,
by our own Joseph c. Neal was added to the old
English edition.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

70 The steam ship Britannia left Boston on
Thursday afternoon. She had ,hirty-thres passen-
gers, fourteen Of whom were TO stop 81 Halifax.
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- 1t s said that both Mr.. Cameron and Mr..
DongheFty, who we're so severely injured al Bal,i-
more few days since, BY al accidental railread
collision. are in fair way to recover.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

u To PARLIAMENTARY young 10 assist
IN the Eaglph department Of school who has had
experience snd who VIII be satisfied with node
salary. Address " Teacher Upper Post Office.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

A SISTER SHOT By HER BRorHER.-A few DAYS
since most fatal and arnentabe accident occur
red in Brady township, Cleafiield county. Pa, in
the family of Mr.. TREssLER. The son fired at 4
bird which sal OF the corner of the house high of
the ground. The ball struck the end OF the house
logs glanced from thence 10 the fence, and then
struck The girl who was IN the garden The bail
entered a, the right side. passing Immediately
through the heart, and lodged against the skin on
TIE left side
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

HrsTsEr or CeNxEcTcrT from the first Seton to the
preseni time By TBsoooKE DWIGHT, Jr. Harper
& Brother. No. l33 Family Library.
Il appears 10 Us that nothing ia more important
than that the youth of our country should be fail-
lar with its early history. we are in danger of
losing sight OF the virtues of our ancestors and OF
the great landmarks which they established fer the
defence and protection Of our free institutions and
I: IS chiefly By turning back TO the records of ,her
achievements, that We may hspe TO i;nbibe the
spirit BY which they were animated M-. Dwight
has rendered valuable service, therefore. TO the
best interests Of MS country in the preparation OF
this excellent volume. The history OF Connecticut
mas il many respects still stronger claims upon the
attention Of the intelligent reader than ,ha, of am
other State. Her institutions were founded IN the
PuTest spirit Of political and religious freedom, and
upon principles essentially and permanently good
The stricie.t integrity the most earnes, devotion
to the interests Of morality and high zeal for the
spread OF Christian principles ruled her early set
tlars. and the appropriate rsi;s OF these MAJ vet
ae seen in ,Ac order good morals and extended IN
;eilcrtual culture which every where prevail among
her inhabitants. Tae qualifications of Mr. Dwight
for the task he hes here 50 well discharged are TOO
widely known to need any notice from Us. The
style OF his w-rk is chas;e, strong and di-niied.
AID lis general character such a. must recommend
il most highly 10 the attention Of ever class OF
readers
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

A barkeePer il St. Louis, named Zinn, has beer
arrested, and about s., geo counterfeit money founC
IN bis posse sion.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

y An Irish woman named Williams, threw
herself from steamboat bound to Cleveland, O.
on the llth, into the Lake and was drowned.
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HOW rATENr STOVE.

u Eomanism.-rhe Rev. {. Sparry will deliver
discourse Popory, afternoon. Sept i9h, 81
8 clock IN the Kew. Mr. Bir.hsrGs Church, corner of
Houston and Thompson And 10 the evening M
S-arry suYucr 0i,cnurs"i III the IIefpN 'ci'sn
Church Snrinr Nsrick under the pastoral
charge of the Rev Winiem Patton, ID. ID. collection
Will =. tax ,ip 10 AID the Protestant Hsfnrmstqn Society,
in publishing rncS Service to begin At hall past
o'clock e. ISIS 1t e. X MOORE, Ree Secty.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

u \ person was arrested 81 Ithaca OF Saturday
last, and is now in confinement II that place, for
passing cousterfeit SO bills on he Hudson River
Bank. Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

Y The Chcnpes, Cash Tniior Yet
PETER V. hGsTED, Merchant Tailor, No. Chatham
Square corner ofCaharine street makes Clothing
10 per cheaper and 10 per better thaa the
chespes; Cash Tailor IN the city.
N.B.-A good 6: IN all cases warran.ed. O. s7a
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TTHE HONEY WILDE RETURN-

ID If The purchaser dissatisfied with Chapmans Magic
Razor Strop With Metallic Hone, mandatory William
sree-Reta prices 80 cents IS cents, sloo, 1925 and
81 80. Five miOues Vii! be ample for putting the
dul!s.t razor Ia perfect order. ca .sln
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
d Emporian, of Nhenp Gnrment., by w

T. JENNINGS, 70 Broadway, under American Hotel.
81 iii i'm
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TBr. Earry's Classical and Commercial
Academy III Broadway, re-opened Tor the reception
of students the Augua, vacation For Cards, conf
thinning Terms Sc, apply a. Mr.. Lockwsod's BooAstcro
or to the Principal above mentioned. CO IS ~
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

A FouxpLNG.-An infant about two weeks old,
neatly dressed in white, was found on Wednesday
night at 10 o'clock lying on the ground in the yard
in The rear of the Jews Synagogue in Elrns;reer,
with an apron thrown over its face. 1t was dis
covered by its cries. conveyed to the Aims House,
and placed under the care OF 4 nurse
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

MoxxY Observation-Disclosures Morie and De-
coppet, OF Wall-s have recovered nearly all OF the
50 900 which was cn1bczzled from them By u boy
named Edward Mu-d-n, some months since. Muir
den. il will be recollec;ed. was sent to tho Bank
with check for $4,000, which he drew, but, in
stead Of returning absconded with the money.
Alcssrs NJ & D. offered reward Of $500 and used
every exertien to discover the rsgue but for some
time unsucces.fully. At last they heard OF him at
Quebec, whence he sailed for England. Mr. De-
coppet Immediately took passage in steamship
for Liverpool, and, after some days caught him Al
the Post Office q, he was receiving q letter He
was arrested, and after time gave up the money,
which was in 81 900 bills, concealed in the sole of
his boot. He had spent only 5000 Of it. We IN
derstand that AIurden hnay let 90. The
money came sack in the Great Western.
JEWISH FEs1lvALs.-The Jews Yesterday closed
their annual two-doy. festival of the commence
mca, of the new year. twas observed ~ appro-
pirate religious exercises twice day at their
churches and BY general suspension of all secu-
lar business. Ten DAYS hence comes the ieas; of
the A,onemcnt, which continues for several day.
and is followed by the feast OF the Tabcrnacles.
ESCAPE FROM The STATE PRysoS.-A negro
convict named james Wright, native of the West
indies, confined for felony, succeeded in etFscting
hi, escape from the State Prison at Sing Sing on
the Ilth inst and mas not since bsen arrested,
though reward Of 50 !. offered for hi. appre-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

LEARY & CO.'S FASHION
= For Gent!cmen's Hnts-Autumn, ieil, will
be introduced or FRIDAY 10th ins Nos aad Aston
Hoa..- si2"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

T. Perfu,ned Breath The best preparation for
obtaining md pure ssesth decidedly the Com
pound Aromatic Tooth Pate Tic aromocs are ssch that
thcy p4r delicate ssa hgty eeab'e peilmr 10 lac
breath md al the same t:ne lrlnse and beasuy ihe
Teeth II i the uiust popular ani economical leatflce
u,e Prirc - eerts per jar. Prepared snd soid oay
by HORACE EVERETT, Druggist, % Greenwich ons
i.or a5oye Franklin T. o. sAo o.
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pular rights. and the Incorporating op-
ponent oil the bold and daring assumptions
Of power which of late years have been
claimed and exercised By the Chief Execu-
tive Magistrate Of this Union; because he
regards the public Offices Of the country as
created for the benefit and advantage Of
he people and not for the political advan-
tage. of the President, and in that spirit,
utterly deny the right, on the part of the
President. TO remove from office one "who
is honest, capable and faithful 10 the Con-
stltuton,' to make way for another whose
che! recommendation is to be found in his
beng u noisy and clarorous dema gogue
and parIi2an- because he would carry with
him into the Administration the principles
Of Jefferson, and would require of the Office
holders TO abstain from interfering in The
elections, and 10 bcsow q close Attentions
10 their duties, in place Of the acting parti
zan>hip which is now everywhere exhibited
because he is committed, by his princi-
pies, TO recommend and 10 urge upon Con-
gross the adoption Of such measures as will
ultimate in committing the custody OF the
monies TO The other hands than the fresi-
dents, 50 as cffactuaIy 10 separate the
purse from the sword-because he is in
favor ofecooomy in the pubIiccxpcnditures
in opposition TO that wastelul course OF
extravaganza which has caused the public
expenditures 10 increase in ten years from
Sl3, ,0G0. exclusive Of the payment Of
the public dc5t, TO near $40, 000,000 an
ually-Oecause he is the sworn enemy to
corruption and the lover Of virtue because
il his election, and by his example, will be
established and secured that greatest Of all
reforms without which the effort at rcfor-
matIon is HOPELESS viz: the limiting for ali
future time, the Presidential term Of SER
vice to single term Of four ycars-and
because he is an honest man, a republican
in principle, and patriot in practice.
might find other reasons in the history Of
his past life life devoted to the service
of his country-but have fully answered
your inquiries.
Having responded fully and freely to
your Inquiries; | am, gentlemen, your most
obedlent servant. JOHN TYLER.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-04-27

Some of the New York parers have taken tie
Journal Of Commerce 10 task hccau g lhro9ch mad
'erafce lis column rules were not so Turned upon
the receip, of The Presidents DEATH as 10 dress tie
paper in mourning. The Journa ii replying 10 The
structures, remarks that such external evidences are
but weak proofs of the really felt as the en-
bcms of The deepest woe may be assumed W hen the
heari feels nothing of The kind. This may be applied
to newspapers as well as ind, dualS. The Nation
al Enelligenccr, whica ofal papers might be supro,
Sod to feel The mosi did not prescn half the appear
anoe of mourning, As some papers of the opposlton
which would be supposed TO feel less. The young
spend thrift heir vii! follow his rich relative to the
grave with light heart, yet clothed in The hlhi.i-
mems of deepest grief, AID the other hand, ano-
the who has left nothing followed to the grave BY
relatives displaying none Of the outward signs Of
griefyet actually feeling most keen'y. The custom
Of clothing the person in the weeds of mourning on
the occasion of death is becoming less considered as
an imperative duty, and the spectacle is now frc
quently Witnessed, of The funeral procession without
the artificial inauimate embloms of woe. As The
mind becomes more enlightened, tho su7crsiiiious
horrors attendant upon The visit of DEATH are fast 81
ging way, and with them many Of he customs which
originated in them What really, does Tie turning
oil rules, and The backing Of the newspaper sheet
indicate However great or good man may have
departed, we are well enon-h acquainted with the
World 20 know that it is not arrested one moment in
It's hurry and strife, by such event the editor of
journal, because such is the custom, pauscs a mo-
ment, aRd orders his foreman to dress his paper in
tile habiiiments of mourning and is again immedl-
atoy lost in his ordinary business The foreman care
lessy executes the order of his superior, and the
blackcncd sheet goes forth to the world, bat whose
does it ind"afe! 50 well arqurinted arc
the public with such things, that they do not look for
sorrow in outward evidences and when such is the
case i! IS hardly worth While to take any 10 task
for not exhibiting them.
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- $50

BETTING on ELEcrloNs.-A bill has
been reported 10 the Senate Of Maine on the
subject Of betting on elections, which has
the following proyisions:-
Isl. Thata any person VINO shall bet HPoo
the election Of any man to any office, shall
forfeit to the use Of the town, city, or pl'n-
ta'ion in which he resides, a sum equal .
the wager.
I'd. That the person who shall receive
money for any bet, shall be liable to nave ,
the amount recovered back in an acton Of
debt by the person losing it.
Sd. The third section makes It the du'y.
Of Mayors Of cities, and Treasures OIL
towns and plantations to sue for the sums
forfeited by the first section.
4th. All goods, chattelsor personal estate
so bet, arc forfeited TO the use Of the CITY,
town or plantation; and the persons men
toned in the last section are empowered"
sue for the same.
5h. All deeds or real estate, or o!A'5
convcyanccs to fulfil any bet, arc dcc'''''
void,
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GEN. HARRISON.

The Globe Of April 9Th, has the fol-
lowing article in relation 10 the recent pro-
scription ct Washington.
1t is just to Gen. Harrison 10 say,
that Notwithstanding the press upon him
by men who claimed TO have given him
powe:, resisted the ruthless prescription
which had been carried on in his name
Several we know he saved who had been
marked for sacrifice. Others were removed
to whom he had given assurance they
should be spared, and who were afterwards
informed by him, that he did not know
they were dismissed. And can any hold
him responsible for the lorg list Of worthy
men and excellent officers who were struck
from the roll during the week in which he
himself lay upon the bed of deathl Du-
ring that week many clerks were dismissed
from the Departments, and expressly told
,hatitwas exclusively on political grounds
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OFFICIAL.
70 T"EPEO?LE o. THE UNITED ST1r.,
A RECOMMENDATION.

When christian people feel thcms...s
to be ovcrtalien by a grea, public calanI,r
it becomes them 10 humble themselves un.
der the dispcnsation of Divine Proyidep,o
TO recognise His righteous goycrrmer,
over the children OF men, to acknoNlot
His goodness in time past, as well rs thc;,
own unworhiness, and to supp'icale rs
morcltuI protection for the future.
The death Of WILLIAM HENRY HAM.
son, late President Of the United States. 81
soon after his elevation to that high Office.
IS bereavement peculiarly calculated % 10
regarded as a heavy Fiction, AID To inn.
press all minds with a sense Of ne unc,r.
tainty Of human things, and Of the dcrcp.
dcnce Of Nations, rs we'll as Of indvidna,,
Hpon our Heavenly Parent.
have thought, therefore, that | should
ne acting in conformity with tie general
expectation and feelings Of the commun,,
in recommending, as now do 10 tie Poo.
pie f the United States, Of every religion,
denomination, that according to thcirseyora!
modes and forms Of worship, they observe
day OF Fasting, by such rcli zi0us services
rs may be suitable on the occasion; and
recommend Friday, the iourtl cn;h day Of
May next, for that purpose; TO The end thai,
Oh that day, we may all, with one accord.
ioln IN humble and rcveren,iaI approach 10
Him, IN whose hands We are, invoking him
to inspire US vih proper spirit and ten.
per OF heart and mind under these frowns
OF His providence, and still 10 bcstow His
gracious bencdictions upon our Govern.
meot and our country. JOHN TYLER
Washington, April l3, 1871.