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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

~ Hon. JoHN NJ. ScoTr, the new Mayor o
Philadelphia, wa. inauguratcd on Tuesday. whel
a great number OF MS freads called upon him, and
partook of his hospitality. Hon. John Swift, who
mas been Mayor for several years. retired at ihr
same time. The newspaper reporters united in d
letter of thanks to him for bis kindness and COURTESY
IN afiording them acccs, to informa,ion.-Th new
City Councils have embarked efficiently in the work
of Reform. They intend to finish portion of the
Girard College for Orphans, and have it 90 into
operation speedily.
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Y To the Travelling PubIie.-I


the office Of the North River Steamboat Company shout
II O'Clock yesterday morning. and engaged two State
Rcoa. on the De WIZ Clinton Albany for three grown
passenger. aad email children the Oldest three gear,
Of age for waieh the price asked me vas SIX Dollar'.
ehich agree to pay rAe specific rooms aud the priee
YER fairly agreed upoa by the Agent of tss Company,
Occupying ,L,ir Office lit- before o'clock, went
on board to take possession, when 7s Informed that
could rot have tse room, had hired any price but
nus p,y Eight Dollar for two other and for inferior
rooms near the boiler renons.rated bat the Steward
di,avowed the bargain Of the Agent and would give
ne no relief, and mad time TO transfer voH~n.
children and baggage another boat, compelled
20 submit; 70 the imposition and ex;otton Gentlemen
travelling North wl DO we'll take warning by ny tsr
,uae. and be careful with whom they bag
New York, Oct 81, 1911. ANEW .YoaKEa.
n. B-The DtAMosp doe. not belong tn. y R. stes'a-
boat Company. Cl OIL 1t
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rhe Fragments Ticket.

Tho Wing Nominating Committee oi TINS lily
tremendously and uscfully completed their laboF'
last evening, by presenting to their constituents ;hf
following ticket for Members OF Assembly
RICHARD f. MOUNT, Brush-maker
ELBRIDGE &. BALDU'LN, Planc-makcr
JOSEPH TUCKER, Mason
CHARLES ". GRAHAM, Jr., Farmer.
LINUS ". .STEFENS, Glove maker
NATHANIEL G. BR1DFORD, Halter.
CYRUS CHENERY, Merchant
JOHN c. HAMILTON, Gentleman.
EDUARD y. HEST, Turpentine Distiller.
GEN WILLIAM JONES.
PETER 4 JAY. Lawyer.
RICHARD r. CARNAN, Carpenter.
JOHN COGER, Jr, Blacksmith.
With pleasure and pride do we present this
ticket to the Freemen Of New-York. We ask
them to place it side by side with that nominated at
Tammany Hail. and vote for whichever they Judge
best calculated to promote the interests and well
fare Of the City OF New-Yo,k Ga the Wing ticket
all classes are represented while decided prepen-
derance is gives as it should be- especially at this
time. TO the Mechanics and Artisans of our City.
They will rejoice to recognize here the names of
early inlexble opponents OF the State Prison Mon
opoly, in the day of its power and PRIDE such ms
TUCKER, BALpwIx, BRApFoRD, &c. They will
feel tina; their interests safe in the hands of
these men-sate not merely against Intentional
neglect but against unwilling sacrifice through ig-
norancc and incxperiencc.
Ii will be remarked that there is but one lawyer
on the ticket, though Mr. Hamilton, W. believe
was also educated 10 the Bar, and practiced there
until he retired from active business. But the fact
that more lawyers not nominated is not ow-
ing to any petty Jealousy Of or hostility to that
class Of citizens-lur from it. The Wing party
and its representatives above such miser-
able prejudice But it was the very general de-
sire of the Mechanics and Working Men ,hat a
large portion of the Delegation should this year
be chosen from their ranks, and to this desire OF
the majority founded on an obviou, necessity the
residue of the party checrfully acceded. We be-
lieve so large number OF practical Mechanics has
never before been placed on the ticket OF either
party. But other classes are by no means unrcpre-
sen,ed; and we would chcerfuy submit the fate of
the ticket to the iudsrmcntot the Bar of Newly ork
to whether they would prefer to be represented
at bany by the six young attorneys on the Loco
Foco ticket or solely by PETER a. JAY.
Freemen of New-York! Wings! THIS TICKET
CAN BE ELECTED if you will do your duty And
why shall it mott Ii can't MUST! Let US each
resolve to devote henccforth every leisure hour
for few days TO the arousing of our friends and
ncghbers, and NEw-NoRK WILL. RE REDEEMED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

TIE EUCLEI,N SOCIETY Of the New-lork Us-
ver.ity held their anniversary last evening in the
College Chapel. 1t would seem tina; the young
gentlemen who compose This Society are special
favortcs with the ladies, for never before have we
sen such GROVE. OF gay and beautiful faces in the
Chapel as on thi. occasion. We would take this
opportunity of apprzine our fair readers however,
that not all the members Of the Euclean young
men, for We nave the honor ourselves OF being an
honorary member and yet some years have rolled
round since We were considered "a particularly
youthful The speakers all acquitted themselves
with great credit and their manner had decidedly
less OF the Eastern Presbyterian peculiarly than
xe have witnessed on former similar occasions.
Indeed in this respcc; we are happy to notice that
within the last year or tive much more manly,
independent and natural tone and manner have pre-
vailed in our Eastern Colleges ;hnu formerly. Il.
TEE CASE OF JAMES b. GLENTwoRTH.-It is a
Singular fact, stated yesterday by the Recorder
in the Court of Sessions, that the heavy expenses
-csulting from the inquiry prelimnarily and also
AZ the tIldl oi y. d. bleHiWoFIl III inc CbuVl ot
Sessions. some months since, have not been paid
~ the Board Of Supervisors though the bill has
long since been rendered BY the District Attorney
and which as yet remains unhonored. Until that bill
Is paid the interchangeable District Attorney, it is I'M
ierstood. will not consent to Incur ,ny additional
expense consequent or a second trial Of this in
lic,ment; and Glentworth will therefore in all
probability remain untred, unless the Loco-Foc2
Fathers of the City shall, by prompt payment.
honor the ardent excrtions Of thor prosecuting
officer and furnish him passport for further PRO
ceedings. Iii certainly neither generous or just
Tor the dsbursng authorities TO refuse to cancel a
deb, contracted in accordance with their opinions
and wishes and oat of which they endeayorcd to
make such mass of Political capital for the over
throw of their opponents. 1t is an old saving that;
those who will dance shosld always pay the
iddler."
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lILLs69N0I1'T' " u Uci- II
A melancholy sccideu, occurred IN this cOunrv.
q few niles below this place, on Saturday the d
m, Several men were engaged IN erecting 70,
house on the premises Of Slr. James jackson, r.;
,bey were in the act OF esyaiins L log, wEea 4,
.5oped and iell, striking Mr. William c. JacAsoa
on he head and taking him WIKI It 10 the ground.
cr,,.bed hi, head in so shocking manner thar ts
died in about ten hours
MuRpsx.-It i, stated that an atrOcious naurde,
w., .o,,,,,i,tsd in Granville couryon Friday night.
Mr.. Richard Bullock, liyins Tie read a lie" nile.
this SIDE of Oxford. while SITTING IN his hoo'e va,
,ho; bv some person unknown ne ban entered
bis neck ard killed HIM alnos; instantly.
Recorder,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

~ Mr.. A. BRISBANE delivered Lecture at
the Stuyvesant Institute last evening upon the Ge-
MUS of Christianity considered in its bearing on
the Social Institutions and Terrestrial Destiny OF
the Human Race. He conteaded that the mission
OF Christianity upon earth has hitherto been i'm
perfectly understood, and that the doctrines OF
Christ, carried into practical effect, would free the
world OF Want, Misery, Temptation and Crime
This, MIR. believes, will be effected by system
of Association, or the binding up OF individual and
amy interests IN Social and Industrial Commuui-
ties. wherein all faculties may be developed, ali
energies usefully employed. all Legitimate desires
satisfied and llesess, want, temptation and crime
be annihila,ed. In such Associations, individual
property viii be maintained, the family be held
sacred, and every inducement held out to proper
ambition.-Mr. B. will lecture hereafter on the
practical details of the system of Fourier, Of whom
he is zealOu, disciple, and we shall then endea-
vor 10 give more clear and full account of his
doctrines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

THr CASE OF HoINEs-The Grand jury G.
tn United States Circuit Court nave returned
two bills against this Individual for manSiaushl,r
ono III the case OF Charles Conon' who, as
alleged, was thrown overb ard ny Villas
Holmes. from the eag-boo, Of the William BTosr
the other is the cssc OF Francis Askia' whoa,,
also thrown over. The bill charging hn VITA
having thrown over Mary Askins. Was ignored,
A.so that charging him with hayinS stolen Goa.
from ore OF toe passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

BREACH of PRonIsE.-A novsl case Of breach
of promise of marriage decided the late
term of the Huntington circuit court, Judge Wright
presiding. Dr.. S a. Fate, merchant, &c, Of the
town OF Huntington, Indiana. brough; suit against
Mrs. Lavally, widow lady who was house
keeper of the late Chief RichardviIl OF The Miami
Indians and laid his damages g, $4,000 Both
parties had able and eloquent counsel. Tho jury,
after short absence from the boxes, brought in
verdic, in favor Of the broken-heart-d doctor fot
$50. Indianapolis Journal.
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rCoa=.n;cn.,6I

CLEaEs-A meeting of the Clerks, without distinction
Of business, will be heid ;ht, ercsiag CouEbisn ALL
GFsnd-.tseet at half past o'clock, hch plan Of
ss~ Association will be laid before them by the Bdito.
Of the Clerks Gazette. The paper will be published
this week on Saturday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

j. Rhevnltsm a compIlint that battles the kill q
profound of me medical prlo',on Trey otea
the ulr-cr IL Time, Dict Sc, With more hopes
In kind Providence efficient medicine. VIII
physician then object .meiy dat vii absolutely and
positively tc1 and TIC disrnse If they Will. tho
whom they becp torment hscaI,e they refuse them
hs remedy might hive ear drcsse t'ansierrod TO the
Doctor Hhoi. 80 oh-tiaais a,d ~ Doe seldom taho
their meiicii. should hear the III d cor
crying the very aid which ,his remedy only coud
gisa them. seriously snj caudify. the Nsrye aud Bone
nimeni and indian Vegetable tSif will any edst
81 kheuu,a Nkatovrr Now this may be 'Ifravsg'ni,
but lcs, They may found a, n Maiden
'ne and if,ufercrs ~ them shall nyt be our
fault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

10 John A. Lott, the defeated candidate for
Senator from Kings, has been favored with a
nomination for Assemblymon by the Loco-Focos OF
that County We have heard before of II lad who
asked for bread and got stone, but we never knew
the name OF the unfortunate individual before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

q Miss Esther c. French of Norwalk, Conn
committed suicide on the 18th by throwing herself
into well. She had been i'll of the measles, fell
in decline and her mind became disordercd and
respondent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

" 70. Literary Notices, Gov. Seward and the Nc
Lcod Case, Nj B!ydenburg's Sill Address, South
American Politics, and the Population OF American
Towns and Cities, see FRS, Page.
II For Tho White Lady.' "a Tae) and The
Storm Ia POEM see Las, Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

~ The Wings of GEORGIA are excessively sa-
wage in view OF their recent defeat. They say
they have been svindlcd out OF the Election
r,eir opponent raised the hue-and-cry that The
IYhiy Congress ted imposed tar on Tea Gaa
Coffee anda.at Dapsoa rgtea for Il; and though
both assertions were utterly false, they safhced to
defeat Col. Dawson md give the State to the Loco-
Focos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

Another BAsK ExpLosioS.-A letter in the
Ohio Statesman says that the new Bank OF Circle
vile has exploded and made an assignment OF its
assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

% The Wings of Tompkins County have nom
mated Gen. LEVI HUnGSLL AID ALrHA II. SHAW.
Esq. their Members last year, for reelection To
the Assembly. They know how to elect them and
have resolved that it shall be done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

~ Chief Justice Weston of Maine has been
rc-appointed BY Gov Kent and Council, who
have appointed John 5. Tenney of Norrdgewnk
an Associate Judge of the Supreme Court, vice
Judge Emery, whose term had expired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

" The L. S Circuit Court is now holding a
term at Albany, Judges Thompson and Conklin
presidi ng.
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TIL RIB [ N E.
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81.

II Ifthc Eeeairg Erpre,s of yesterday had looked ct
Postscript borrowing tsihout credip table Of
Ohio Legi'let1ro would avoided some needless
Tae Pennsy yania article borrowed correctly
except the lack Of credit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

10 In Butler County, Pa. the opposing candid
utcs for Commissioners arc tied, having los.
votes each. The other Wing candidates ar
elrctcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

Golv0 10 LlBsr,,.-The Rev. Doctor Barron.
Vicar General of the Catholic Diocese of PhiIad.
clphia. accompanied By another CLERGYMAN 81 that
church. will saul from Baltimore for Cape Palmas.
Liberia, in the 1t Of December. Inc vessel ia
which the Rev Doctor will 90 out will also taxa
or; the colorcd members OF the Catholic char'h
who dcsrc 10 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

u MCLEOD did no, go to England but to Can
ada, via Saratoga and Lake Champlain. letter
TO the Troy Wing announces Iha; he was safely
landed at ST. Johns, L, C. on Sunday night last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

e The loss Of Sage y Kennedy by the ire IN
Rochester last Sunday is said to have been n'ucn
exaggerated. A good portion OF their stock was
saved. and their insurance i believed quite sum
c:sn, to cover their actual loss.
The loss of Mcssrs. VIM. & john James OF this
CITY, upon buildings, machinery. &c. is more than
covered BY insurance in this city.
e Some rascals undertook 70 &c; into the Bank
Of Mobile BY boring through the door during a
,iolen. Storm OF wind and rain OF the 9th. but
were stopped by lining Of shecti9on. and wea'
Of. undi.terbed-If they had got in aad robbed
The Bank. the story would have been blszoned IN
the Ioeo.Foco papers as anoti er evidence OF the
rascali.y o: Bank monopoIies.
e Semnle.. who kiiled Prot. Davis at the Uni
yer.i,v of Virginia. and who had been liberated on
bail Of $4,000, failed to appear when his 'risi
came on. 80 that bi> recognizance are forfeited
q Albert Baker, Jr y prominent lawyer and
po.iuriaa OF New-HamP-hirc, died AZ ii'N'oo-
rough on the l7,h, aged 81.
u The ears on the Long Island Railroad rui
..: ,, frac, this lnorni : 4; BU,ayli.e ny fetso"
oI ,,s witch being turncd during tae nisA' oy
o-c ,aalicious persons and the to- preventing lis
p. i-s seen. un;il IT WIS too late Ia- tram was
proceeding cautiously at tire TINS, Oh account OF
the tos. 50 that 10 person wss Mluied, nor was
there any damage occasioned ra iae trqln.
What would Be a right punishment tor snch an
offence
The trains run as usual this afternoon at four
O'Clock brooklyn News ct last ev'uins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

e BALTIMORE elected Charter Officers on
Monday The Wings offered no candidates save
in one Ward, where they elected them.
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II Particular Soticr.-rhnss persons saFl..
furniture q 4oy description dispose Of cr VINO ~
lreakingu no hoe.e keegng will dnd ready sc FOR ~!
o,tign Or 81 of their goods, By ssntug their 'Hd'
slling upon the subs rher. Goois 10 any azo1a' ~
aa. 4 o. I'm q =. COTTON, iy7 Chatham sfeo-
II surtouts CloaLs, .<c.-A large a'.o'l L-,s,
2elYer 1ni VI He'd Cloths, for Surtouts 'ho 80
rocks Ais5 Cfcak Cloth, received and W .. ,rh
ii u TO order Al; the Emporium OF Cleap tfm~rt' d ~
,rice, A. mus, ofTer Inducements TO purehasers-
The .,yl- aud flash Of garments viii be iou'a !" w.
.ort VIII any house The trade -,
o1o,.i, 2l American ho.s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

To be heard from, Adams Highland, SC. );
Lucas, Williams &c. =, and Summit - in all
Summit can hardly fail to be Wing We nope fer
Lucas & Co., bat not much for Adams, Highland,
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

F'TaFf y b1FNfF aII VFaUU lTfF'I " 7
Principal Office rs Bosery. y !. Price s bottle -
sol also by Dr. W II Minor corner II B'oldvsy aud
lhn street, Brooklyn by Mr. Hlp. ~ Fulton street
Purchaser, Viii AK 90 the cer.ifeao Of ageueJ-aB
Who sell the genuine have .a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

Coso~Es's OTFlcz.-The Coroner Yesterday held
INQUEST ~ hs sarah Rrass. % he Bloom
osd ans the Manhattan street, on the body Of
coored nIn aa-n.d Wiiiism Cudly aatve OF Me- J-r
ey aged 30 Of very lerHs ha1its. The deccasrd
Who subject IT. and frequently slept the 'tsbe
vent kitchen Of hf,. Bras Letseon to and hrss
o'clock Tuesday afternoon soms hing to at,
he d. aud renamed thtre until Eear o'clock
bc found by the ssrysff. ~ the door az
the door lie al Verd,c died Of iAenperAuee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

u Dr. 7. R. POWELL has been nominated 60
Assembly by the Wings of Franklin, County tina
ncrer fu;crs
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w. L4rHsor. Rec. secretary. o:

II RrnnIttin yccnm-Tns Lyosum wiz neet
;h, Thursday ,ssaii 2 Oct ~ the College IL Cr--Y
street The exercises Nili ~ oc OK. pre-,
cssl consist II Lectur, bY r. II. HaGso', Esq .su
debate on the following auction Have Literary -
taianert, e1erci.ed grester lndee-ce maeSlni
than Military achievements
Ladiss and : ent.e ..ei. asr invited to suead.
OIL IL " 81 GALLAER, sseretafI'
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Important Col On 5 cam Enbrocation

T-'is 10 ccrfy thar hive been severely an cted WITH
lrf'muatory Ri .ImBtsrn ~ NY bands arms legs feet
&c md confined nay bed nd by only bottle
of Dr. J. Humber, Jr. 4 >'n's Golden steam Lmbroea-
ton. Wis, 10 sHrPri,~ completely cured. chcefiaY
recommend the ABOVE cclrhra'si remedy all porous
differing Eh hi. pnnfli compliant believing 70 be far
superior TO any resi'dy offered thr Public.
AHRAN IIEDtHAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

Hrcvv,Y RorpExy-On Saturday night NJ.
B.,r. , droyer OF Ohio. who was on hi way TO
and wi.hia - mites of Philadelphia on the Sua'.
burg road wa. suddenly sprung upon oy i've
yiIls,ns. VINO rushed out from a ,hickcr tha' nc
instantly Jumped trom his horse TO the ground;
winch caused him so much injury that ne Remained
.en.eless t,r considerable tipie; during wsca
,hsy robbed mn, OF between $1,000 and $500,
being ever, cent he had The roguc' made then
escape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

IT SHovEItNG ~ SrC H.-Fort Green ~ now beng
removed by steam filing operation, process
really worth eesg and what attracts crowds daily TO
witr1s. Tins l. traly Il improvement ani Sher'
man. Lozenses amoag Before he INTRO
duccd them headaches had their sway, aud we're Only
cured by irse Cough, AID colds hung 1r week.. and
whoopug coughs all but straneed those afflicted with ihh
distressing complaint. Now the Doctors Lozetga' Em
relieve the in a f-w mimi aui the latter ~ 1917
hours Lozengc often breaking up the worst cases
There no mi take about the ot Shermaas med-
cine for the experience Of numbers of our friends ae
thousand, of the public has fully tested I'll IN No V9
Nassau street is the General Warehouse II East Broad
aav III Blocker 22G Hudson. AM Rush,oa A'Pia'
wall, three stores also s. and $50 Fulton street, Brook
IN, are agencies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-21

NixE STATES DAy.-Somc gentlemen on
board the steamer Diamond the other day, were
conyers;ng abou, the wonderful powers OF steam, he
ercn, facilities it had given to travelling, Nc, one
gentleman remarked that man might leave New.
York in the morning aud arrive the same night ia
Baltimore thus being in five States in one day
" Oaly FIVE is We say ?" said an freshman present
ard il mecsel' who was in nine states on Mon.
day last" Tie company were incro+uous' and
called ON Paddy to explain how such thing could
be possible, which he did as follows - Wei! ye
see gintlcmen. | was married in New-YorlS on
Monday morning at o'clock. and went with nay
dear Bridget TO Baltimore the same day. and sure
before got there, was after getting drunk as a
bastc so We persave was in the state OF Now
York, the state of Sobricty, the .taIc ct Single
BIcsscdnc.., the state Of New Jersey, the staie Of
Connubial Felicity Chats what ye call matrlmony)
the state of Pennsylvania. the state Of Delaware
the state of MARYLAND and the state OF Intoxcaton
all in one day. and the whole of which was owing
to the wonderful power OF stame.' Eve Mail