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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30
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Is CHAxcESY.-Bcfore Ei, Honor the Vice Chancellor
Joseph :. Joi q, Charles T1ornG.
Ia tae mllter OF authorship respecting TIE
plsys Of th- Carpcnt of Rouen, and ne S7rsron OF
Paris ga which the p.anti md sued out an iJuhc
Jhe Defendant from enactne IN &c dramas
at Chatham Theatre. il honor Issued an order %
a.. tic Injunction with WITHIN ten dat.
from the the the paaih ME an addition;
bo,d. sui earily, ~ yho um OF $500 to ne
iu.tfel the usual WY aud Il sdca bond Il Fled ana
the security deemed satisfactory then the motion T.
c,-oe Ihr injunction degcc' aad Tue costs to 4oiuc
the c.eut
Coun At ior tn plaintiff. r Whiting, E.G. for tn
defendant, !. y. Russell t-q.
PoLIcE OrF:os-RosbHg yfemsis.-Thomas Lane
arrested and ,erday cent to prison. tor tlins
calico dresses AM cotton SHAWL worn ST. from hi's
Ruta C;io,yeror, No. l-3 Re4-e-stTest.
stealing q hat Peter fdmen arrested ard cou-
United Tor stealing hat wo.th s. from james hi No
90 Barclty--trs.t.
s,:erspi 10 ro5.-Eii,ha Morn, as arrested Tues
ASy night by icer Dur-D, charge! "ith an attempt to
ron dru, ken man. for Nhch he s,nt 10 Prison.
Theft at ,.G.-W liam Smith was arrested for stealing
watch, SO, from Jlm2, Brown on snip board
ahils a lie given over 20 the UnusI states
10 be examined before the judges OF tac United
StGes court.
stsa'tng nateE.-Jamcs Marshal arrested BY
officer TapPll. charged IN Sealing watch from Tho
mas Freeman. Tor winch he was COMMITTEE
CORONER, OggIcr.-On Tues,l4y evening, Justice Mat
sell the OF tie Coroner held lnques. at The
house OF susan Sleeper Ne = over street on tae so5
o; Margaret Bix.es ala, tilum, aged 70, native oi
Esgand The deceased Individually yery utonp rate
and exceedingly di.solIe chAraLt-r. she retired TO
her polluted bed at 10 Vcio,k attacked wi.h vomiting
during tive I'll Of pIns the bead and stonac
during forenoon died betw and clotk on
, Tuesday afternoon. Or. W. :. fompkns made pos
moren examination, and under his ADVICE the jury I1und
verdict ofdeath b; apopiexy c,used by incompetence
The Coroner yesterday he'd inquest on tue body ci
Mary Russell asei 10. OF ireland who VITA her
husband, Frlncls J; SCH resided ut No 73c Washington
The deceased exceedingly ntemPerate III her
bIs, and for time hiu been sui rng from an at
tack Of phti,is causing loss of aPpeute Her husband
left bed o'ci ok rue.d-y morrins ard went
bot Tor three hours Afterwards, sud
found her dead his return. DR.. James Crane made
pest norton Of III. body, and uuier his ID
the jury found verdict OF death from dseas'
OF the iuug..
Also At No. BIG Stalton-street, tho body Of Joha
Smith, aged g, na Of England by trade snip csr
peuter. The deceased returned hone Oh Tuesday eve
nl-g hslf At cocs, hearty supper, aud at
retired to bed About mdngh his wife mad occasion 10
rle with Oft csdren and returning 10 bed soou
afterwards found hor husband i(-s. Dr. J. X. Chaplu
made a post morcn examination, and from the abundant
evidences exhibited. the jury advised, returned YER
DICT OF death by upopleXy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

70 The Brooklyn News of last evening says
that no progress has been made IN bringing to JUS
tee the murderer Of the person whose body was
recently found in Hampstead Harbor His name
Is known and he is beyond all doubt in this city,
ana yet the News says the authorities of OYSTER
Bay have taken steps to procure his arrest.
which could be effected with the utmost ease with
proper diligence. Is murder accounted no crime
in that vicinity, why is this most cuIpablc re-
uissaess
The New. contains an accoun, of another rnur-
der committed on board schooner from this city
while lying in Hampstead Harbor few weeks
since, having conveyed number of persons TO the
Camp Meeting held in that vicinity. A quarrel
arose between negro and white man named
Shays; the latter struck the negrs on the head,
knocked hin down and kicked him overheard.
His body was rot recovered until the lext day.
Shsys returned TO this city with the vessel and Is
still at liberty ne steps having been taken pro
cure his arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

The ALBANY ARREST We mentioned yosier
Hay the arrest 4, Albany, and arrival in this city,
# youpg rowdy named James Finnegan, who it
Is thought may know something OF the Mary
Rogers affair. We sec that most of the papers
state that he i Detained on suspicion of having
been concerned in that tragedy. This is not true.
He is charged with having committed an aggrava-
ted assault on Miss Mary J. Toole in the upper
part of this city some time since, aad thi, is the
only crime for which he i. under arrest. The
Albany Atlas states that several prostitutes were
brought before the authorities of that city on Mon
day, and that one OF them said that Finncgnn
showed her ring with the name Of Mary c. Ro-
gers upon it. This i, all the evidence which tends
in the least to molicate him IN that affair; and
taking into consideration the infamous character of
the witness, and the extreme inProba5ili,y that
any man could bc 80 foolish as publicly a
ring marked with I,e name Of any one whom he
had murdered. the suspicion that he knows any
thing of the affair of Mary Roger, may well be
pronounced withou; any good foundation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

ANOTHER SEIZURE oS TIE AFRICAN CoAsr.
The Salem Register Of Monday says -" Let
tiers were received in this city Friday, from the
American Consul at st. Helena, which state that
the brig Cipher late of this port, had been seized
BY me British on the coast Of Africa. The Cipher
sold at Cabenda Africa, to the Portuguese, for
the sum OF $500, and on the lIta of JULY was
taken possession of by the British brig Persian on
charges OF being intended and fitting up for the
slave trade. Suit. were instituted and the brig
WIS condemned in Court of Admiralty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

WHOLESALE LYycHIYG IN TEXAs.-A week or
;woagO, says the Nach;oches Herald we gave
account OF the trial Of one Jackson, in Harrison
county, Texas for murder; Of the manner in which
Re tried; how ne was acquitted. ans how he
and SONS of his friends then seized the county
Judge, McHenry, and brough; HIM into Nachiio-
e,es where he IS now in Jail, awaiting his trial.
under an indictment for carrying off negroes from
that parish. l; now appears that when jackson
returned to Texas, ne was attacked and killed by
four or f.e friends of McHenry, and they in their
turn, have been captured and hung, withou; any
ceremony, by the friends of Jackson. Where is
this bloody tragedy to end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30
Tns KAascHA7x4-This magnificent Russian

! TIE KAascEATKA.-Ihis ma gaihceni Russian
steara-friga,e went 10 .ea yesterday morning in
charge Of her genilerlaaly commander, Capt Won
Shsun,z. A party Of about cac hundred ladies'
and gentlemen wen. on board and accompanied
her to the Hook. which she lett amid the hearty
cheers OF the company. With only Two inches Of
s.sa she made the excursion from The CITY 10 the
Hook distance o; sixteen miles. IN two hours. to
the entire satisfaction OF all on board through
the Polite attention Of the builders, Mes.rs.
SchqvIer. the steamboat Arisseoh went down and
ororgh, the party back. On their return they
.verc furnished = the Messrs. Schuyler with
-plendid entertainment; on board, TO which they
Id mos; ample justice PHILIP HoyE, ESQ. pre-
-ded and Meesrs. Charlie, King, J Prescott; Hal
E-q., J. c. Stevens, J. Watson Webb. Capt Funk
o: the Havre Line, Gen. Dorsey OF y J., VI. de
Bodi,ce the Russian Minister, NJ. Rhoades, the
Nayal Constructor, and many other gentlemen sat
down at the board, and By ;oasts, speeches and
social Wit, made the occasion one OF nigh ;estiyi;y
rne only passengers on board the Kamsctatka, on
her outward passage. are Madame Won Shauniz.
George L. Schuyler, one OF the contractors. and
lanes A. Hamilton. Esq. The frgate carries in
ner machinery md construction 100000 pounds Of
copper, $4,000 Of wrough, and 100000 Of cas-;
ron. and employed ;wo hundred and fifty men Tor
eish, months il building. Her machinery, made
BY Me.srs. Durham s; Co. OF this City, :, beyond
al question, the most splendid workmanship ever
produced in this country: her shafts, arms, &c. are
all OF wrought iron, unusually large aad the whole
worked without the slightes, jar and with perfect
ease and efficiency. As specimen ct American
mechanism, she reflects the highest honor upon
our country.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE LOCOMOTIVE
~ THE NEW WORLD viii De great his v,.,
4 splendid Engraving. eNecatei eNar-..,, 4.

4 splendid Engraving, sNecatei eNqfessi, 3.
his weeks Ysgcr 81 an expense ct >25-A Fove.!7.
.icIe on THE POSITION or DANIEL wkssrgs,
a thrilling s;Ory OF real be. entitled Tm gso.,.
Hs,ar.- o7ieiaal-aTe capitol original Poeas a..
,os, Of other articles OF great .n.eres' Which III
..aaoauceI on Fr.Jss morning. GO Ia 40 o;Ass "a.
aer can 80 mach valuable feaiias Dee obtained a..
cents. as sy purchasing ;hs Nra WOMB. Lock d
~ Al new subscribers axe supplied sra,. sA Il.
rirs: Volume OF charlie. 0'5inllry. TAs NJ.
woSls otEce so Ann street. j. the only place vA.a
he whole @: his story can be Obtained e. so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

u ssou. Edward J Porter has used Sher-
mnns Wo,m Lo.enges his iamily, with nstoni'hlEe
success He u.cd ciecuai and pleasant worm
medi. inc so
j. Rev. i5r. Handbook recomm 7nds Shcrman'-
Lozenge truly excellent. He has used them repeat
costs only shilling and Rheumatism, Luz. bagO
and Pam Weakness any part o. the body. l0G N4s
sau-st. l. the place &c, these valuable articles so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

RAILROAD AccGDENr.-The Rochester Evening
Post says that as the train of cars crossing an
embankment at Cartcr'e Basin, about ten miles
east of Rochester, rail broke and threw the To-
c-notye of the track. The engine rolled over
and down the cmbankment some thirty feet, in
stantly killing the fireman, named Styles, and
injuring the engineer, whose name was Sawyer.
The locomotive and tender disensaged themselves
from the train, SO that none of the passengers
were injured. The train was delayed about FIVE
hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

CSlrED STATES CouEr-Before Judge Belts.
ogden Holman, Esq Of counsel for the United
states
Mr.. Samuel A. Suydam. who va. arrested on
tuesday evening. and held in custody blythe Uni
led States Marsh charged with violation Of ths
avs et the United States Ia committing a violent
a,saul, upon Emelio Alyear, Secretary OF Legation
oi the Argentine Repu5lic-striking him three
blows with knife il the face, and frightfully
younding him in Niblos Garden on the night OF
the 9th September. instant, in contrayen;ion Of a
statute OF the United States for the protection Of
he persons Of ambassadors and the members OF
their diplomatic tamiIy-was brought last evening
before Judge Belts tor examination. Several wit
nesses were examined for the prosecution, who
proved that Mr. SUydam came up to Mr.. Alvear
and gave MIN three several blows in te face with
knife, wounding him terribly aud that he then let
,he knife fall from his hand to the ground He
assigned as reason for having done it, that Mr..
Alvear had entered his wifcs chamber, and that
he had fed from it in consequence; and said that
he had come all the way from South Carolina to
Kill him, Mr. Alyear,) but thank God he had not
done it There testimony adduced, touching
the particular. Of the transaction, and the conver-
;a,ion mad sctween one of the witnesses and the
accused after the inhictoR of the wounds-nnd
the witnesses were rigidly cross-cxamined BY de-
fendants counsel Messrs. Price and Morrill, Mr.
Sudan, who before was under $4,000 bonds to np-
pear and answer for the assault at the Court of
sessions, and under $4,000 bonds to answer in a
civil SUIT vas held to heavy additional bail in thi-
case the psnalty in which, If made out, is three
years Imprisonment, and fine to unlimited
In ouni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

ny oHd eitH fAe eGeios ana e0R'sat " TIC senate.
JOIN +. HurcHlSsoS, Deputy Postmaster at
Watertown. y. Y.
JAMES COCHRAN, Postmaster q, O.weso, y. Y.
FRAscIs J. GsuSB, Consul OF the United State,
of America at the port Of Bremen, IN Germany.
from the 10Th Of September.
Mr.. HoDosoS, late Dragomau at Constantino-
pie, Consul Of the United States for the port o.
Tunis, in the Barbary States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

TsEAsrxY DEPARTMENT, sept ., isH,

AsAs' = - -
Proposals vii De received 81 MS DePa 'ineA' l1ue
'e Pfogisoa Of the Aei OF U0's e'' passed 1l' -
-O'i'ied A Act aH'ho'z'ns i.''u 80, 'i.s'l-s
.a' o. 90 ,l'.'os a. "a, ,o,- # ,e mil
os. Of sol,,, b.,.5n- ,ere.t = the rate of SIX PER
oatuu payable q4astsy, AID rredeemable before the
's' pseeG'asF' 10 beng para oi 'hy ,9s-
The PROPOSE il state the amour, offered % be ioased
and The ra'~ Al Which such loan - se made me rate
1o'eveF' a''' '' be L. '-a the pi' 'd' Of 's '.'eA
.Poa 'As '' '5''l's 49, fgp',- ~ - -,
.,.. III. pe,s. Of soe-.e.psyrg bank. convertible
a'0 P'ee a'.Ae place o. 'sp0,''s 20 . s0,ea 70 ''
Do 5c.ieoa,r.. by the Secretary. IN Bo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

sT. AsSs Hat, FLUSHING, L. The Advertisement
which has appeared IL this paper fo several days past
containing the name: Of member, of ,hi. institution wa
imposition the publishers
J.F. SCHROEDER. Rsctor Of ST Am. Hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

I a drunken man was trampled almost to
death by horses, a. North Chelmsford, y. H on
muster day He had gone into stable, and b.
some means fell under their heels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

TERRIBLE AoctDESr-The Montreal Herald
OF the 9th says that VI. Narcisse Benoif, farmer
near Three Rivers, l. c. recently went with his
wife and her sister, a Mrs. Macdonald. into a
mill at RouviIlc Mountain The miller having
agreed to shew them the mill they assembled 20
the upper srory before him. He lost sight Of them
Tor minute. and was looking for them, when he
heard terrific scream from small room, in which
was enclosed portion of the machinery, and into
which strangers very seldom entered He rushed
into the ROOM and to MS astonishment and horror
found both sisters entauglea il the machinery.
Catching h-Id of one, he endeavorcd to pull her
out. but 70 himself ne compelled let
go. Mrs. Mcdonald was drawn through space
less than six inches. every bone in her body being
cru.hed. Mrs. Benoit was also SO mangled that
she died instantaneously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

9 Alderman Binns declines being candidate
for the Mayoralty of Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

Ship Splendid, Land $50 dy. f can,onteas and ,ik'
E.g VIM Nelson Lockwood iys tn Baltimore, ndz'
Skel4ing - f. rri.
Brig Mpou, Hays, fm Charleston, cotton, & Buckley.
Bs Sterling Rliey, dy, I'm Savannah, c7t,oi 7e"''
Il Mnrreil.
seh Fruiter r Bnseou dy. FIN Barracos fr.i' Ja"''
Acker.
Sohs Lenity. Richmond coal
Sch. Hanaib Dec4,or. Foly Landing. corr.
sehr Mary Ana. D. Elz d .th CiIy. Sh at.
,chr hisiHg Sun, Wars, Alex .ndfiI, h1ar
scar Convoy Carey Nesnern ", wheat.
Scar 40 Brothers, Richardson, Washington NJ "a
val stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

q The Galena Mail stage was robbed on the
nigh, of the 18th inst. The trunks were suisse
quently found, three OF them uni1iured and the
fourth opened and robbed of some $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

q Professor Tucker. Of William and Mary
College, and not Judge upshuF is the reputed au-
thor Of The Partisan Leader
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

FlRE.-A; 10 o'clock Yesterday morning. while
one =; the propnetors Of the Rams Head House,
No. 1l8 Fulton-s,rccr. was drawing brandy from
a cask in the cellar OF the building, the gas-piPe
upon the floor Of the cellar was broken BY the
rolling OF the cask upon it, ard the gas communi-
Gated fire to the brandy drawn. The FIRE was soon
-xtingushed without injury except to the face and
whi.kcrs of the gentleman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

The SrEAM-PAcKErs.-From the Bunker Hill
Aurora we learn that some new arrangements arc 90
be made in the running of the Royal Nail Steam
ships between Liverpool and Boston, for the APP
proachng winter season. Last year the ships only
made one passage each way in the months of No
vcmbNr, December, January and February. The
arrangements for the coming will be "a fol-
lows, viz:-Onc ship only Will leave Boston in the
months of January, February, March ard April.
One ship only will leave England during the
months OF December January. February and
March. The proprietors of the Royal Mai!
Steam-Packets have entered into 4 new contrac,
with the Admiralty, By which the Royal Mail is
to leave England and the United States once q
week, or four times a month, for the additlonal
compensation "a, rcpor,ed) OF eighty thous and
pounds per annum. The price of passage from
Boston {or from Halifax) TO Liverpool, in the
Royal Mail Steam-Packet, will hereafter be one
hundred and fifty dollars, or $50 English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

SlAyERY.-The Louisville Gazette SAYS
. The most potent cause OF the more rapid ad-
vancement of Cincinnati than Louisville, Is ne
aJseace Of Siarory. The same influences tina;
made Ohio the Young Giant of the West. and Is
advancing Indiana 10 grade higher than Ken
lucky, have operated in the Queen City. They
have no dead ''eight to carry, and consequently
have the advantage IN the race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30
College of Phv.icinu. and Surgeon.

-PsELNuNAaY Course or LEcruREs.-The prelimi
nary course OF Lectures this Institution viii commence
Monday, October :. DR.. Jos II SMITH occurring
Bygea, AT TO- A. VI, and Dr.. ToRREY on Medical Bota
~ 1t H. A. VI. Lectures viii be delivered
during the whole month OF October Drs Parker
Watts. ant Gilman, folloaIug Drs. Smith and Torrey
These Lectures viii be free to the Students Of the Col
lese, and the Lecturer, would respectfully invite the
members Of the profession generally attend whenever
It uiaJ .ui, their convenience e s23 tOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30
r.. C,x,2,-Tbe funeral of Lord srDEs

FRox CASApA.-The funeral Of Lord SrDES-
HAN was 70 take place on FRIDAY, the 9th inst,
al Kingston. where !: was MS desire that his body
should be entornbes He was bat for'y-;wo years
of age al the time Of his death AID was greatly BE-
loved By the people OF the Province. In the last
hours Of HI. life he suffered terrible asoaics though
MS mind was perfectly collected. and re was fully
aware OF the hopeless aa.ure OF hi sickness Tor
some time before is fatal issue. Alter receiving
the last Offices of religion he remarked that he
had now no farther interest in s'i5it-arE a-air-
an about to appear the presence Of my CFea-
tor 20 answer Tor II, conduct in this world Pray
Tor M. The Address which nc intended to ie-
liver on the Prorrgption OF the Pro.iaeia PaTlia-
men, has beea published, ana eyiaces warm
iu,ere., in the welfare of Canada. Throughout
the Province preparations have been made to show
proper respect 10 his memory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

ga man named Abel was killed IN Philadel-
phia on Friday. BY being nun over by a ire engine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

JJohn 5. Gallagher has withdrawn from tn
enterprise OF a new Wing Journal al Washington
which will oe prosecuted by John H. peasants
ESQ.,, on his own accoust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
bark francia, C4shman Amsterdan, Gibbard & Co.
Brig Coagress, PlttEan. Sidney, rs j & 7 : Wendon,
Schra Caro- inian, " ills Baltimore. AIN. Hartman,
Guayama and Ponce, PR. ElwelI Superior, seey
rhl'depn.a' Francis A Seward, Leods Rlchmoad Ce
ieste, JonGson Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

% man named Moore at Sufield, Conn. on
Friday last descended well for the psrpese Of
clearing it out. While there, the earth caved in
and completely buried him. When taken out, his
neck was found 10 be broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30
y incidents of a ~ haling yoyage.-Just

@'' vi " " "i'"s ase.-'ust
published and for sale atthe Clinton Hall Book Store
corner Nassau and BseAman- streets
general o. Theological, Classical, Mscel
laneous and School Books Away. Oh hard
All new Books received published.
J. :. REDFIELD, Bookseller and stationer,
~ Z O. Chaton Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

% The Norfolk Herald says-We regret to
learn that Judge UrsHcR, who was expected here
by the steamer Star last evening, on his way to
Washington, is detained at home by the illness OF
mis- brother, Lieut.. GEORGE P. UpsHuR, OF the
Navy. II is therefore uncertain when Judge L.
will be in Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

IL The suk of yesterday brass loudly of the 'sHclu
sive Express has established from Ucca aud promises
reports Of the trial Of Mcleod day III advance OF al
the other papers The Sua the ouly paper IN the
city which contained syllable yesterday OF the
proceedings had IN this Monday, witch IT will
probably give to-day It's cypress, such ecrtsiniy
seems TO be erelasre Our readers say rest assured
that shall be behind other paper In our advices
from Utica. The Editor there and has made all pecss.
ssyy arrangements speedy hi. reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

FIRE ~ ALBASr.--Ws learn from he Evening
Journal tia; IRE broke out on Tuesday ror=ing
in the cupo!a of the South Dutch Church, corner
OF Green and Ferry streets. The beautiful build
ing was entirely consumed. The fire was scbdued,
however, before :; had effected any farther injury
The Church was bulk in 1897. on a lot presented
TO the Society BY the late Stephen Van Rensselaer,.
at an expense OF $4,000. l. was insured Tor
$1,000 The FIRE i supposed to have originated
from sparks coming from burning chimney IN one
Of the houses opposite the Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

q The Springfield (IlIinOis) journal OF a late
date says - The Secretary of War has written to
Governor Carlin, informing him that the United
SIXTIES Gevernmen, about to forward, to some
point on Rock River, arms aud ammunition, 10 be
subject to order OF the Governor in case hosttie,
should commence between this country ard the
British and Indians"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

If the Pu'ehaser' dissatisfied with Chapmans M.sc
Razor stfoP Win Metallic Hone mandatory William
'reet-keti prices 50 cents, 10 cents, &C. s25 and
:'"' FIVE minutes vii be ample time for putting the
dullest razor nerfect n-dar On Aim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-30

Hen. NICHOLAS BRowS, eminent for his public
and private virtues, died at Providence, r. [. on
the 9th instant, in the I'D year of his age