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New-York tribune., 1841-04-23
Commercial and Honey Matters.


The business of the to-day rather s,od and prices
without change. T. S. Bank fell of per CENT H'
improved !, n. A. Trust !, Canton J.
There considerable inquiry to-day fer Sterling aaa
French Exchanges For the former the u for good bis
For the latter 5 30 5 2si.
There much change the Of Domestic bulls and the bus
ness is moderate
and the supply small and will have BIZ:
light acccssion until after May may look
activity this article Gcncscc held at 81 o. Troy
s7t; Georgetown 75a s loward-st 5 Ohio 57i. The
light principally for home trade. The
decline dnan1ed BY buyers been fully acceded although
Ike, exhibits evident tendency give Sales Jersey
Corn to-day jic weight Southern do Sc weight Rye at Sc
Barley a. The small parcel of Pot Ashes first hands still uh
and held &c. Small sales Pearls for consumption aGs
The Byron ~ Orleans Tanpico brought $4,000
Specis
Rochester a0-Busncss dull regard money
The Banks discount all their legitimate paper but hcre os %
demand for money except pay debts holding
back for the opening navigation expected
The Farmers and Mechanics Bark of the Exchange Ba
Of Alexander the Famr of ~ Orleans the Bnghamplon the Bank
fod the St Lawrence and the Bank of Western will
without the least doubt every dollar they have
circulation and have a surplus
The produce market has been looking lic this week
Wheat selling slight advance quoted prices and the
ply very small
Butter !, u demand.
Richmond. leThe follow Scrip
Stocs made at Iynch'a Coffee House Yesterday;
James River and Kanawha Scrip
sioVO hanawha Bonds
Farmers Bank Stock at .-...-.....-...-.......S $50 %
TosAceo-Rccep increasing with
The demand for all useful kinds good steady prcekns
manufacturing and semmng qualities good reqse,
our quotltons We quote lugs for cargo 81 af Soc
70" manufacturing s. leaf 81 mddng 81 good
Il u and g. tine l2i manufacturing qualities 5
Corn--i5 n i7c. Oats-3s 49,
Cincinnati April i6hhe receipts Yesterday rather
light ard the price droopnges Of about 100 yes
'eday at % 49, inspected demand limited City
hrn however 80 90 which price Indifferent
selling
Whisky Is dull at reduction of a Of sales
ofaboa 30 bbs yesterday l6lc rather
light
TIE Provi.n Market still, inactive. There sales
the amount OF several hauGred kegs daily
Phadelpha 2tCorroN.-Oft the mkat very bare
and previous fully
FLOUR &cThe price has settled 81 80 per barrel
other articles Of meal and have change
sIeAR-Conderabe sac IN White Box Sugars
prices not raaped material operations or alterations
descriptions
CoFFEE-Saes moderate quotation. per report
FRuTPart Of the per brig Washington from Mena say
1908 boxes Of Orange. and Lemons sold 81 per box
bunch, may be quoted at 81 l2t-saIes moderate
PnovsoSsConsderobe sale, made in barrel Pork
previous eaang shor descriptions Smoked Bacon
dali.
Sales 1t Auction.
By f. II LrDIow.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

,-c,,, ur,,rRsoy. OF Nl;ssis.pp; has addressed a
Is Poo of the State which he represents upon the
et'eE to se s. eon.idr likely to be agtaed the Err
5 af. ssss:o speaking probability Of the passage OF
bill to Bank Of the pnee STATES re for say third
The remedy Of Ns,iS'ai ;i baaH rtpeaI Of the
S s +" be 6s b adopted S at the called hardly
measure Of reform Maine Masssehass kAI nsa rr@s
Connecticut Vermont, New-Y.Tk Nsv-JT.ssy Ono
Ma5aHa Indiana nG5h s nssssp and Michigan in ali az.
LOUISIANA cut of a42 OF the remaining
Sass P.n.ysain Illinois and George with 40 Repre-
nases set down doubtful upon 'As qnssM'9s ,- s ,ad
Hampshire Virgins South Carolina ana ma S,,s sch
Arkansas with i3 Representatives, are al the Sa''s
S;nt esn be- counted in decided opposition Il IS not en-
.ec.ed however tina, the the Congress. OF May neS
p1 hi. measure viii conform TO this computation On the
contrar but majority in me Senate can DC 0'NV
as a, present organized
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23
Rr this Mornings Southern Nah.

LArssr FROM Mxxico.-Th. schooner DOric, Capt. RI.
,iford arrived a, New-orieans the l3 in.aa, :too
Tapico which place she left on the SIS; um0 with date
from the city OF Mexico TO the e0th ul;imo
The Precursor, under date OF the l2'h announce, tai
Congress is actively engaged in furnishing the Geaa
Government with the necessary Prosecuss m
ques; OF Texas
the city paper. speak in aat;crns terms of the per
degree of tranquility which reigns throughout the coua
with the exception OF the province of Amchoacan, the r.
lu,ionar3 spirit had subsidized every where
Private letters received Tampco mention the discover
OF rebelEous plot the object of which WAS 10 reyoroa
the Pr.vinse of Hua.tcca from TusPan to Tampico II,
conspiracy it appears was to have bccn led BY The
srrcn,s OF Yucatan. Several arrests had been made
The Doric brought 10000 in specie.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

TIE Death Of a Ciergyman.-a Baptist clergyman
named King Grswcll recently killed at Cincinnati oy
violence The Chronicle of that city says nc was we
js,o,d n Baptist clergvrnan laoorns in the western
part of the civ and killed consequence 1t offence
taken a, some remarks We have thought proper
to suppress aamcs and give further particulars snt an
Official examination is nal. The violence was comni'Seu'
w understand last Friday and the unfortunate sufferer ex-
PRED Monday
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

t President receive. ysiter business daily beswe
the hours of 10 and % o'clock After the latter hOaF h
receives visits OF compliment, OF friends aud OF stTaasen
who desire be presented TO him to courtesy and u
bn;,y fbobuo in h,) with which he receives his fellow.
c,sen, make the most favorable impression on all who
p-oach him. VAT LIZ
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

Large Cdrgoes.-Thc American ship ST. Petersburg left
Mobile for Liverpool tho 9Th inst with cargo eff ,96
bales cotton the aggregate weight OF which 43l 900
lbs supposed to be the largest ship cleared
from port in this country This cargo although number
ing less bales exceeds weight the great cargo of the Brit
ish ship England (Which also cleared from that port last
season) 205s5 lbs the cargo OF the England being 3O03
bales weighing l40l 4O5 lbs The St Petersburg Likewise
carried last season, cargo but little inferior the pre-
sen. one having o9o4 bales, weighing 1855, 500 lbs.
The Dr. ship John Bolton Capt Tuelsn. which cleared
the 9th Liverpool had board 1862 bales of cotton
the weight of which amounts to 1887 1854 lbs valued at
$l30,55o,as.
There said to be three ships more in Mobile
bay which will probably tell higher figure than either Of
the aeoNe-as leas, their capacity greater them
rating at 1908 toss and third only four tons shor, of 1900
custom house measurement.
The queen Of EngiGnd-The prvy purse of the Queen
Of England amounts to &6ooooper snnu or 1874 IS I0d
day. She has beside Buckingham Palace. 5, Isra.,
Palace Windsor Castle, and Brighton Pavilion Ipcd;,r
she expenses Of the royal household royal bountes and
charities, pensions, uSappropriaed money, ETC., the
Queens income annually is f4l5,000, or Sl,l37 day
Queen Adelaide receives 100000 year. er a74 dsy
Miraetioa, Eseape.-A young man IN Milford, y Y.
knocked down by lightning the I'd inst while passing
large oak tree, which shvered and
rounded by the fragments OF the tree VET strange 10 saw
he received other injury than being severely stunned by
the shock
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

~ Tbs letting OF Mail Contracts for the Eastern mai
routes Including New-York has brought good number .
strangers to our city The bidding and the Pos
master General i. now engaged in deciding upon the BIDS
The whole of this very laborious business will we suPpo
be- completed within this week lNa'' Int
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

- We learn from the Alexandria Gazette that under Id
appropriation for Fort Washington passed by Congress a,
its last session. the e6.,ng of that Fertilization mas coz
rnencei.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

q The Officers of the L. 5. Army then in Washington
paid their respects Wednesday in body to the rre'den
Of thc United States.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

- ,ssr the house occupied by Mr. Schenig corner
a 1' ard 18th streets was b FIR; in the Sc
cona sorv b. ;mey and active efforts the danes were
ubduc and when the chamber 9 sead o. the boU Of
' ~ A. ; children on the floor. burned almost 10
crisp Both the parents absent ~hcn This sad cent
secured The mother had crossed the street TO nesh
5o short time previously eavias directions . the ELS f
est daughter to make fire. who having ARRANGED Inc 'v
49,, 5r ya,cr It supposed her sister who was abos
four wears old unsuaiedly approached the lamp and find
inc her clothes on fire. hurried up stairs and mi herself a
der the bed where her remains were found babe "act
was sum5ering its cradle in tn same room was rsscDe0
unnjured L"a''''s'V" ''''-
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

RHopx IsLAsD.-Thc Annual Election ii this State took
place on Wednesday OF this week The Wing candidates
Samuel W King, Governor Robert B Cranston and Jo-
seph L. Tiinghas Members OF Congress, &C. sc were
r,,.l.c..a with little or no opposition.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

TT, C5eroSees and tie Creeks.-We were recently ia
vorcd with The rcral letters from young gentle
ma, Of orr acquaintance vino IS travelling among the ind
ans in Arkansas In of these letters written al o'afN
IS & Cbcroieos About one-third OF them. he are OF
dark conplcxion and the remainder light as many
white, men Their houses we'll irnhed-bctter eyen
than the average houses occupied BY the agricultural
lists in Massachusetts Rhode Island me oorS are car
,e inc csn,rs tans covered viii, ANNALS and the peri
aicnI. OF the day and some families have piano-torcs
Their daughters have been educated in Georgia and len
nessec As for wealth many OF the Cherukess are worth
from ten thousand 10 FIFTY thousand dollars AND several can
coun, their quarter OF million l,.,...
The Creeks are not quite 50 cyize! the Chcrokeei
bt they are much better than tie white people along the
, Gas IS itorso. Lowell Courier.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

Jrs1s H.RLAs Esq. late Circuit Judge, is proposed as
Wing candidate for Congress in the Second District (lr
Cescys) Of Illinois We suspect the Wings will not do bet
Ter than To support Mr.. Casey.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

Fire at Hiamsport, PA very large FIRE occurred al
Williamspor Pa the night of the 18th inst The fire,
which supposed have been the work ncend?y org
mated in the stables attached the hotel of T Hail. which,
together with the large hotel and store and two dwelling
houses adjoining belonging Messrs Graus, entirely
consumed Several stables and the tannery Of Mr. Upde
graft also destroyed The flames spread with such
rapidy that two or three horses burned TO death in
the stable where the fire originated.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23
Renor,ed for tho xew.York Tribune.

surERloR CouRr-CaIcn fer THIS DAY April a9-Nos
81 o. 49, So 392 o. H. Il, 5i ~ 80, H. 49, 80 3ss d.
50 So s4 s5
Courr OF COMMON PLEAs-Calendar for THIS DAY April
a3-First panel Il5 l2l l29 1925 1871 III, 3d. ;o5 1873
1873 1875 i39 lf. li3, 49, l47 l4e, Isl. l53 l55
Second panel So So OIL 20 -, "a 70 - 81 So 90 "a
90 100 1902
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23
Gitp IntelIisenre.

p The oAio River i. in adsrirablc boating order
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

IfchiSas Execution La,c,-A law concerning sales
Execution has been csd by the Legislature OF Mchi-
gan during the present session, and force
qures appasemen by three dsnteresed persons and
prohibits sale OF either real personal property snless
it will bring ,wo.thrds of It's affixed cash value
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

70 Francis Gallagher OF the House OF Delegates
and James Murray Secretary Gov Grason are the oppo
on candidates for Congress in the Baltimore District in
place Of Nessrs Carroll and Hen, who decline canvass
The contest be:ween them and Mess-s Kennedy and Ran
dali will be a
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

Anofhcr Insult to the american Flag By British Man
Of Far-Capain Wysc OF the Leonidas at Baltimore from
Rio de aneiro states that the 10th of March, in lat.
80 S long IS AZ " he fired into and brought by
the British soop Of Rose the boa; sent board the
papers demanded examined under the plea Of supposing
that she was SLAYER. After OBTAINING him for time
she wa, allowed 10 proceed
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

Hon Charles Hudson of Westnlinster unanimously
nominated BY Wing Convention held at Worcester, Mass
the 10Th the candidate for Representative TO Con-
gres place of Hon Levi Lincoln Mr. Hudson has been
for many wears Member OF the State Leg:sIaiure
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

70 Hon John c. Calhoun was Athens, Geo on the
18th instant on his way his in Alabama He
was ,endered but forced to decline thu compliment OF
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

FrO-en tOiDeuth.-An Incorporate by the name OF
Paul Gotfwas found dead in the Taunton Mass
"Wednesday last He left neighbors house Monday
night about nine O'clock for his home and supposed
persisted in the storm on the way
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

Profanity-A coored woman, named Ann Johnson was
fined Wednesday, in Philadelphia for swearing twenty
proanc oath,, $3.50 g. fer each oath Another CO.
orcd woman named Maria Burkcti fined by the Alder
man. at the time s4Oa swearing six Oaths Both
defendants committed prison deaul, Of the
ney They will be incarccra,ed weny-foa hours r every
oath.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

20 The Hudson River Chronicle says that German
whose known. while his way from New
York tha, place on board the steamboat KOssasko. last
evening fell into the bncry the boat and killed
He fell from the promenade deck under the croshcad and
dowR among the machinery When found his head
mashed ponacc
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

- Portland made second trial Monday elect =
Mayor. but without success Vote: Souhga;e V B. 7o7
Churchill W ST. Cutler DO a69 scattering SO.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

. Hartford, CT elected Wing oceTs o. Moaday wit
l;r,je onnosirio,
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

70 The legal OF Thomas,on, Maine a; their late
annual meeting decided b. Of $50 to Is in favor Of
withdrawing licenses.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

-Nsrro,- Eseqps.-The Hon. j r. Giddings, of Ohio
recently brought the verge OF the grave, by mis-
take taking medicine At the last accounts MS
covery no, certain, but highly probable.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23

~ Mrs " S Cove, the female lecturer Physiology
and Physical Education occurring Philadelphia with de-
cded success She has lecured several times to mixed
New-York tribune., 1841-04-23
THE LATE FORGERY AT CINCINNATI.


The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday, referring to us pre-
v;ous article (sotced Yesterday detailing the means by
which certain W. NJ Parker managed 10 deiraud the
Commercial Bank OF Cincinnati out OF the sum oil
has the following additional particulars: - =
.Tn addition to the facts then stated, we nave since
learned that the same villain, under the name OF oUei
Dason appeared at Louisville the 3lst u ana caea
at The Bank OF Kentucky for halt cerlcate OF sepoe
the Commercial Bank of New Orleans which haa oeeh Gu
cIosed 10 Mr. Gwathmey the Cashier IN letter which =
an arac, COPY OF tina, Mr. Gano, except the names
smount OF the certificate $1,000 which was PuIeha
sed by Mr. Gwathey and paid Tor in hen'aehy,
and Cincinnati bank notes, IN aooul equal aiipui -
q describes III. swindler rather SNORT, thcA 50 i
with broad forehead hair hln face saiiow a oeec III
fore tooth and thinks ne was little soop
letrer was also received BY Nh Bush Cashiei Oh '
Ranch Of the n Bank Of Kentucky a! Coving'on
ing 10 be from Mr. Copeland. Cashier oil me Merchant
Rank New Orleans dated March II, enclosing ioIgeo
certificate of tina, Bank for $1,000 specie 10 M push
he delivered 10 w NJ Parker which letter Gears the Ne"
orleans most mark but having been first sent TO some
wrong Office did not reach Mr Bush until three DAYS ago
Tbi, certificate has never been called for
I, is now eviden, that Mr. Dawson or Mr. Parker Is
largely and has probably made attempts ron oheF
banks AS he is evidently Englishman Ii is mol I'M
nrobable he is the same adro villain whose arrival IN Inc
tinted States from London lately announced in the pa
ners His frauds have doubt already been great aho
The nublic eve every where should be on the LOOK out
We are authorized by the officers OF the BANK Oh heh
lucky and Com Bank Of Cincinnati, 10 say that Hoe'ai
reward will be offered by these Banks tor the Apprehension
of this rogue From the magnitude OF his scheme OIL o
~.,;o,s :, = rnos nrobabe he has accompce5.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-11
CONSUMPTION Cured

Mr.. Edward Russell, was, ~ Decsn,h., H..
suddenly seized with cold shissrines, whifh ..',
succeeded by pains IN every part OF the bocy. IA.
pains continued severe until The month a, NJ.
when he began TO spIi blood this was shot,l, 49,
succeeded by hacking cough, swelling sra 0,,,
in the chest, and the discharge OF blood from ~.
mouth became considerable; these t,n,,,r.
which are so often the messengers OF sudden d.,h
were, in the course OF lew weeks, tollsx,n.
thick siscid suppuralion. mingled with blood Tl,,
cncumsi ance Appeared 10 give him temporary 70.
lief, as the cough became less troublesome. md II,
appetite increased. The discharge Of pu, ,,,,.,.
ed, and the body was 50 wasted AS 10 auer., a.
the appearances OF one who fingers in the ,y ,,..
OF Consumption. The physicians who sp,,dsI
saIihsed in their opinion that no hop. f,nn,@
and that further trial of medicine would be- epI,,
useless. In this dire and iorlorn STATE. h. t,,,,
10 use Hunts Botanic Pills, and ~ ,sk,,s,,"
boxes of the medicine he has received t,,G.,
cure, and has since enjoyed excellent health m,
unexpected recovery ofMr. Russell has a,ot,,L.S
all his relatives and fr' ends, and he tender, h,,.
mes to DR.. Hunt with everlasting gratltud.
EDWARD RUSSELL
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-11
S o O TIL ING S IR L +
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
PREPARED ny HIasfIF.
To Mothers and Nurses.

The passage ofthe Teeth through the gums pro
dnces troublesome aud dangerous symptoms. IL is
known by mothers that there is great irritation "a
she mouth aud gums during The process The gnm'
swell, the secretion aud saliva IS increased, The
child is seized with frequent aud sudden Its Of cry
ing, wafchings, starting IN ihe sleep, and spasm,
81 peculiar paris: the child shrIeks with extreme
violence, and hrusis IT'S hngers luio us mouth. II
these precursory symptoms are not speedily allevi-
aied, spasmadIc conynsions universally superFene,
and cause The dissolution Of the infant
Mothers who have their itre babes afflicted with
these distressing symptoms should apply Dr. WIN.
EyAs's CELERRATED SOOTHING SYRUP, which
has preserved hundreds of infants when though
ast recovery, from being suddenly attacked with
hat fatal NAL ady, convulsions.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-11
FEBRUARY II

general agitation Of the whole system. -,
stsh eotsmoa Incident rendered the NJ . s'S
and spet.hens',s. In ordct 10 rsnes, ,t.l'. 'ss
trsssIhg symptoms, and restore H.. eos,,,,,.' W.
its former energy. large portion Of a,,s,r,
had been exhausted without any ADVANTAGE, ~
Of ait, and ether remedies ~ete also utsts,,,,. -
the mind and body appeared TO be d.,s,.s'1N
ruthless disease. In this hetelss. AID 80
situation, Mr.. Caldwell vas teeommenJ.d -. -
TRIAL OF Hunts Botanic Pills, the sa.,,. .f 80,
were visible in a lev days, AID b, aeo.n.s'.o
OF the medicine (according 10 d,res,,o,,t ~
strength became completely restored, aud .,..,
state Of health most hal pity established ''
FRANCIS Caldwell
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-11
Hunts Botanic Pills.

Aner much suffering from Fever and ASae, dnr-
ing the spring and fall, for the last four years, aud
The pecunary injuries attendant Oh he indispos-
ton of one on whose exerions large family was
dependant for support, and having without success
tested the skill OF many medical advisers, al an ex-
pense could not we'll afford, in the fall OF 1888,
finding the premonltory symptoms of the disease
approaching, | was induced by friend who had
tried your medicine, TO purchase u package Of your
Botanic Pills, and now have the happiness TO I'M
form you-and through you, those who may be
similarly afflicted that they counteracted the
disease, nor have been troubled with it since ,and
my confidence continues TO uphold me in the be-
lie that your Botanic Pills are the most safe the
cheapest most cficacious and radica cure for thai
distressing disease Fever and Ag,le. All car
for the present offer you for the blessing you have
been instrumental in comforting on me, is my az
surance OF unceasing gratitude and esteem.
p M MCCOR MICK.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-02-11
Distressing case ofserere Spas
modic asthma, perfectly cur
e d By Hunts Botanic Pills.

Mr.. Henry White, was for the space Of two v,,r
afflicted with a severe Asthma, which proes,d,J
from wet aud cold: all the worst symptoms If Tho
complaint iolowed-a tightness across the chest
with diff ult and distressing brea hing. Dunpr
he last year OF his Illness the disease increased ~
alarmIngy as TO prevent his following anv business.
having lost his speech, and being threatened with
Immediate suHocalon, until a copious espectoralvn
would come on, which only gave hin, reheffofa
few hours. The physicians who attended him. mo
nounced his complaint beyond the possibility Of
cure, but at last Providence directed psmphl., ID
be left at his house, after which he procured soma
of DR. Hunts Botanic Pills, and after taking ale.
boxes he found himself entirely free from the con-
plant, being capable at this time Of any exercise,
even Of walking forty miles daily, and hayins oil
the enjoymenis OF perfect health
HENRY WHITE
0J-OBsERvE that the Label on each BOX has tn.
following inscription" Entered according n
Act Of Congress, the gear 1889 By HHdan
Exams, in The Clerks 0Ucsm tie Southon Di,.
trict Court Of New- York"
0D- NONE OTHER Is GENUINE.
PRICE IS CE. rs PER BOX.
Sold al 100 Chatham Street, NeW- York
and by l.. Perry, SwanIon, ".