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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-11-17
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3lcrb WidD, Sacrb 0cnce, uub an tcn ges
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them Qennne6 Wou6. Sac eauo in pom ts.
fen Gthen umc l,frrysNcIS bemadicn.
$50 4.-Gine Qclrthc Cote 2aur,
geIegcn in 9Iucn GdnuIhip, 9irrthamntun
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FRA Srdm 9Sobnbaus, mo GtatI.
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New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
Gitp fntcliIGenoe.
Reported ;c' Tn. Tribune.

CorRr or acknowledgements 2t-Bsfore the Re
coder Judges Lynch aud Noa and Aldefnes Jones and
o. ell.
Ia tae case Of Samuel A. Suydarn, indicted for
-au!t and battery, XII Ems Alssar his
coun e 5esrs Pre- aAd Merrill read sfiiavI OF tn
dee, IT set NJ f,6h abseues Of mpofaH; and
material ~ltaes for deleHce Eurup- a-d now 2
pa,poaeueui Of ~ fear molln- H. order u
riyc 4 .e for for nation o.
-a:d alines. The opposed py the Dls-ric:
Attorney Aud J. Prs HILL aSsocate counsel fox the
so-ec on bot t- Court allowed the u.1ton, and the
t.ial = - postpon. accordingly.
before Judges L, nch and Noah
David B gnell TIED i,r ni-demeaHor IN selling
o.t-s ucAets William ". Franklin deposed thu; Oh
the l6 NAY, 9, be purchased ucaet L the oos-
Codn y State ii 'iea"arr Lottery, at the Office Of ae
de.,ndan NJ 40 Bfoa-wty but unable to ate he
h-r be purchase II Of Mr. Bsn.I bim,L or If
olher per-ou Ia TIE otiee- he jury fun4 hIln Noe
tiaIiy.
Ann Johnsoa. black tried for burglary in the ID
jerr.e Ia breaking the house No - White street
o. of the l. S~P'~rab-r inst AID -t-ang
ron nj r,no cloak hat. cGAr and .tler Gle Of
.msl. apparel worth 81. pr p-rty OF sis-es Mary
anc Catherine Couroy. TGe -risoler ~ss arresed by
AT ad.4n Vini-rbsek ia; -:reeI, ita the property
N possession, the jury fouBd her guilty Of pet
.rreey only. Tao Courl sentenced ser 10 the PeuIlen
tar. TOT mouths
o7n Shrp hsrd tied f,r AZ as,aa ard battery on
~ sg-rd=e. ii No 20 Houston ,iree. on tue
4 h Iuis st Inc ~ ioGHd hsu rot gallo.
u el anc7 tired rand l,rceny .,e,!ing
tfu4N coetai-ing dresses snd oto-r artt-i Of fe.a
,rei worn -. ffon Mr. Susi + svor. Of
n - uut-cn street. TIE eth IlIs- H.
toos irInA Eom tae -f-fl boat az pr ~ Esrta
igsr- . cary - her lodgings 61t d. ant he
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
For Saturday, September rs.

Contents.
/. The FowLER-a Poem f,on September No. of Black
wood.
= The Countess and Her Friends-An amusing Tale Of
Coqucuy.
City anA Couutry-Notorety in Cities and ohc; Ex-
tracts from THE World Of London "a capital Pa
per in the last Backw woods Magazine
T. The Antarctic Expedition.
j Vi.it to Newstead Abhcy-Byrons Tomb.
G. Original Poem he Death Of Grenyie Molten
= Three Chapters of farnaby Rujse.
2. Henry Clay.
o. Record OF the principal Officers IF the Government
since the adoption OF the Constitution.
10. Letters of Mes,rs Bell, Badger aud Tallniadgc
II Literary Nsticcs.
L. Impo'tan, charcery DecisOn-Reported exclusively
for the Weekly Tribune.
10 Cab of the Wing Sta c Convention.
H. Edo als pp n same, and other Political topics
Opening Of the tew-York and Erie Railroad ; For
eign Intelligence by the Caledonia.
10 News OF tn. Week, Flour, Grain Money and Gerernl
Markets.
For sale at No 80 Auu-s,ree Price, single copy, 81
cents by the year, $500 in advance.
sai GREET EY & McELRATH.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

MzcHAsIcs' CosvEsTIos.-Ihe 'lecnahic7
New-Yerk. !, will be remembered. will hold a
State Convention at Albany on the first Wednesday
in October 20 form State Association e''a'Ns''
If deemed expedent, journal TO stand '''h q, TIC
special organ of their views and advocate Oh ''''''
inseresss, and to adopt such other measures as may
be thought proper to project their rights and pro-
,no,e heir interests as class of the community
We have already published the Call, and we would
7rye our Mechanical readers throughout the State
TO hold meetings and choose representatives. The
interval is now very brief, and grea, deliberation
should be exercised in the choice Of Delegates.
They should be men who, if par;isans, arc not the
ylavcs of party who will make the objects for
which they arc assembled the real and sole pur-
pose of their action, aad who, maintaining fully
ans fearlessly the just rights of the Mechanics,
will not seek to war upon bring them in collision
with those Of other classes. If Journal is to be
cs,ablishcd-on tie propriety of which we offer no
opinion-let It's conduct be confded to TWO in'elli-
CONT, discreet and trustworthy men-one from each
political party. 1t the deliberations Of the Con'en-
lion are conducted ia this spirit, they MIST be pro
ducsive of signal and lasting benefits.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

EARrHQuAxr-The Island of Martinique was
visited on the 18th ut. by shocks Of an Garth
quake The first lasted abo 1t two seconds, and
the second which came Immediately after, was
almost as severe as that which visited the Island
two years >iacc.
\ shock OF an earthquake was felt at Seville,
about .alfpast 10 o'clock in the night OF the 9TH
ult Similar shocks were also felt at Cadiz, Pu-
erto de Santa Maria, Xcros de Ia fonteira, Ciudad
Real and Malaga.
Several severe shocks of earthquakes were felt
at Lciria, in Portugal, from the 3Oth Of July to
the Sd alt, which had so terrified the inha-
bitants tina: many of them went out at night to
sleep in the fields bu; serious damage was
sustained A slight shock was felt at Lisbon,
about 10 F. NJ. on the 2nd ult.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
For the Tribuee.
70 THE MECHANICS OF NETWORK.

FELLOW C!rlzESs We have long been -trus-
Cling TO abolish tina, odous system OF State Prison
Monopoly which is destroying our very existence
The tine Is al hand when forbearance ceases to be
virtue. Let Us rise up, then, in the majesty OF
our strength. and =; the Primary Meetings of our
party. which take place on Monday Evening aex;
place good and true u1en-no, sycophants or time
servers-oa the Nominating Committee, who viii
reDresen. U. both fully and fearlessly. The Me-
cbanic. of this CRY constitute Onesix;h OF me pop
ulation, and far greater portion of its energy and
,sor. and i: is but justice that We shoull hare al
least our portion of the representatives. You have
bu; TO viii it, and il IS done
Fellow Mechanics the approaching Election i
one Of the greatest importance 10 yourselves and
your families If you succeed-whch you will il;
YOU but active can wipe from our statutes sys-
TEN which Is adverse 70 the honor and interests o.
> large majority of the People OF this State
The Mechanics of this City disposed to vote
for men who are and always have been opposed
to State Prison Monopoly-not tinie-serying Poli-
,icians. who are always ready to answer Yea or
Nav as VIII favor their own personal aggraadise-
rnent, and whose only interest in the Mechanic Is
the accomplishment OF their own ends Place
honest and true men on your Nominating Commit
tee. with the raying CRY of e 70 State Prison Mo-
nopoIy" and the result WI be such viii reflect
honor on yourselye. and be ia=ting benefit 70 the
community.
Come forward, then, Fellow Mechanics on
Monday Eycning in your strength. FOR it i here
that our strength e- Tic ever honorable
/ means "a Get your men choscn-cail upon vOur
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

THE BRooKLYS BURGLARiEs.-Th American
of yesterday contains repor; Of the trial on
Thursday Of William Nes5i,t, alias Butcher Bill,
for burglary in the lst degree ia breaking into the
house OF Mr.. Bokee. He was also indicted tor
eight other burglaries, aRd for the murder OF the
little son of Mr. Phelps. The principal witness
against him on trial was Edward Mangum, who tes-
tilted, under promise from the magistrates OF i'm
munty that himself, Cook and Nesbitt entered the
house. and plundered i, Of plate ana other valuable
property. Nesbl,t was found gritty, and recon-
mended to the mercy of the Court. The other in
dictments for burglary were, motion of his coun
sci, postponed to the next term of the Court in
December y noHe prosequi was yesterday en-
tered on the indictmen, for murder, on motion of
the District Attorney, on the ground that there
was no sufficient cviden'e of his guilt.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

y The Cook il abroad Now Is The tiire for
every vi The lnted enjoy me xu-ics
% El-rIy op lzsd BY the million aad bode, Cur.
price, Gr.-u Turtle Sou an
Ste4ks ouy hi ngs and the best Of very hing the
utrk.t affords ii proportou,hlv Oh rges Thus the
ru, D.mocr.cy 81 the inner N IN /, resiz al the Gil
Max No I<9 Fulton a fe doors from B-osd .ay
FRI Concerts by eGn Mt Professors every nigh, from 81
Until - O'clock ~ L..
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
u Education for Admit--Mr. chamb

Il Education for !4dmits.-Mr Chamberlain
invites those de,re instruction TO examine the Pros
pcc.us of HI. School for Adults and MessrS DoImase
Purccs spscim Of Writings Drawings and Paintings
WIKI brar.hes Taught pliu worthy OF the a''eh
ton of Conuoiscurs well OF those who are engaged
in business Those Who desire to attend exclusively to
Writing can be accommodated Morning, Afternoon or
Evening.
Evening Classes in French, Drawing, ana English
Grammar including Rhetoric Composition Critical Read
log sud extenporaneous speaking vail be organized Tor
the season early in October Arithmetic aud Book keep
ing are ught the plan Of individual Instruction
INSTRUCTION. FOR LApiEs-Mr. C.'s School for Ladies
is open on Monday, Tuesday, THURSDAY and Friday for
Writing and the solid branches Of education, aud on
Wcdncs ay and Saturday, for Drawing and Printing.
N.B-Mr. C. has few vacancies in his School for
boys whose health confer, and coudae receive p'rsi
cul4r attention. ~ 80 -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

ia few year, ago when fine article Of shaving soap
anug, thought Of purchasing any thing taat
was manufactured outside OF the walls Of Paris Latter
~ however the New York manufacturers s'cm TO have
producing soaps which not surpassed by
All, of the French chemst,. We led to make these
remarks from having recently tested the properties of
Pro~i,s Camphor Soap article which not only pro-
ducc- ue ,ther bu: which fand particularly plea
sIut and grateful.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

TrLlsr6sN. The fr-. Sseli h Missionary to Iapland
BY Gsoaeg scorr J. : Taylor, li5 Nassau s;'eei.
This is the title of al interesting little yo.ame
by the we'll known Swedish Missionary who has
been among u. for some months past. 1t contains
an appendix embodying much valuable iafsrma-
ton concerning the Stockholm Mission.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
n DR. Felix Goursnd,. s1,crio- v..

,t,I. = -. =. f'''f = HPCTIOF Ectc-
gs-rior us'r. Of ,ni- article tsp.aksf-r II eli IN ~
iYins bloom tdiiiuse' sof as 7,rn aud a at -
os' N "en' As IN Of Naure. It uiI bear the most &C.
ea7 te-' ana "nle a.snia'ins ey-nlF with the skin It
l. ir'.ntd 10 he perfectly hsrul A. To be m nowhere
- ~ NeS-f 1'A but a, Dr.. Felix ':euc. VI Ex, ,ye
.ihe'' b "ekef-st'eet enc door from Bro4dwly F.y
Cents per BIN .25it
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

CouSrY CouRr.-This Court last evening re-
sumed the trial Of Min Parker, Esq. on articles Of
impeachment; and Henry Z. Willard and other
witnesses were examined ard cross-examined at
length. The case does not appear 10 excite any
grca, interest; and at its termination shall give
IN. rcsult
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
severely reviewt

AcciDESr And Loss OF LlFE--The steam
boat Belle, on her passage down from New-Haven,
about o'clock Thursday morning, ran over Il
small sloop-beat under way. Ono person was
heard TO cry out As soon as the boat YVES seen
from the steamer, the engine was stopped, but It
was too late She was backed to the sai!-boat,
(having passed over hcrl but no person was seen
vi course the person or persons on board mad
pcr.shed. Jour. OF Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

II II. VI. Proviti's Celebrated Cnmphor
Sonp.-Tois un,qusrt preparation for h. aing and
,eGug the skin rapidly wInnIag II, way 10 he minds
the people. Its fame speeding far and i'd. and II
universally admired. Those no nave tried It viii not
In use aay oihr- For sale ~ The New York
Read Quarter. Tor Fancy Soups aad P-rfumefy Of all
Kat. s. Beet MN street.. Agens-ic7 Ovis.oa-st. ~
.tlar-sr. and 2i7 Grand Price Is. o.. per cake
l5era d.:o1aL wade 70 .h-le...e puIcbaserl 81 -
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

BLAcKwooo's EolxEURcH M,c'ziNa Aoerc,n Edition..
Vol Nil. September ISL. JENNA ". Mason.
The number of MAGA for the current month
is unusually interesting and valuable It's best
literary articles are those entitled The World "t
London Chapter of Turkish History, Biron
and the Bas,ile,' Nicholas Dunks,' amusing
tale, The Picture of Danac,' Play from the
German, The Fowler fine Poem by Delta, &c.
Two or three spirited political papers are included
with a lively Tor Song of rejoicing.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

UNSATISFACTORY Church aad Aaron Manning
have been tried at ST. Louis and committed at the
present term OF the criminal court on an indict-
ment for trading as exchange and money brokers
without license. The fine i 1000 each.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

BOARD OF SuPEnylsoKs.-Th Board OF Super
visors again yesterday had tie subject of salaries
of the Associate Judges of the Court OF Sessions
before them and decided, ~ vote of 10 to g.
against paying the salaries until the next meeting
OF the Supreme Court before which tribunal the sub
icc. was some time since carried for adjudication.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

S,RAroc, Uslos SrKIScs-By ad ertisemen, which
viii be found another column of this paper. Will be
seen that The ro this Ilcina fountain may be
obtained ci in any quantity and so put up that
may be tran ported tO,uy part Q! the cou-uy The
me,t ln,nsnt of the mstical fcuy have recommended
the Use Of thee vrey Of cacse', hut par,ic
ul4rIy IN those OF a cat,ne uloas nature.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

" The recent assertion of The Sun tina, order,
hive been received to put the U. 5. ship North
Carolina on war footing, is fatty coniradicied by
the Array and Navy Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
TAKE TIME BY TEE FOEELOCK
P.a.e,s lorei,omnd Candy is recommende


by our mos. eminen, Physicians, and two thousand
respectable ciizeus performing the cure OF Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness, Irritation of the Throat. Group
Whooping Cough Caiarrh and Asthma Papi,atioD Of the
Heart difficult, profuse Expectoraon and fact, all
diseases leading consumption and DEATH Sold at 10 Di
yi,ou-, and 10 Asor House. and by of the respect
able tirocers and Druggists the city. Peddlsrs and
Conicc,oncrs appointedAgents. Each envelope
5 signed J. Peasc s. Son. (2l au}o I'm
1.-THE MONEY WILL BE RETURN
ID if the purchaser dis, ttissd with Chapuans M'gc
Razor Strop with Metallic Hone rpanuactory William
ree,-Reta prices 81 cents IS cents, st00 Sl25, and
81 80 Five minute, Nil be ample time for putting the
dules razor ia perfect "r!er q 50 I'm
II The CheupesI Cnsh Tailor YET
PETER V. hustled, Merchant Tailor No. Chatham
square corner of catharne street. makes Clothing to or
10 per cheaper and 10 per cent better than the
cheapest Cash Tailor il the city.
MA good IL in all cases ~arranted 81 SIT
u College OF Physicinns md Surgeons
Preliminary Course or LEcruREs.-The prelimi
nary ccgc.e Lectures this n,ut ton vii! commence
on Monday. Oc:ob-r l. DR.. Jos 81. SMITH occurring
Hygeia at TO- A. st., aut Dr.. ToeREY on Mee:cai B1ta
ny at II, A NJ Lectures wi be delivered tn
hour during the who'll month of October Dr.. Parker
Watts and Gilman, folio log nrs. SMITH and TOrrey
These Lectures will free the Students OF the Col
lege AMI the Lecturers would respectfully nvite the
members OF the professioa generally attend wiessyer
1t may suit their convenience C) % iOi
i Notce.-I;s ~ith feelings of the greatest plea
cure the Boo; and Shoe Clerk. the Pub
lie that having appealed their employers and tn
ing the justice Of their request have eded By co
ling ali their o'clock 81 ne system hay
bee in Successful operation f,r week indulge
the hope that it will cos:nue trusting that d,crimna,
Ing Pab will assist sustain pl,n Incidentally
beneficial all by all their purchases early
hour thereby securing the thanks Of the Clerks.
J. SANMfS, Chairman of the Comm tee.
" HILL, sscretary. % 80 81
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

u During the weeA ending Sept. llth, there
were 1914 deaths at Ncu-Or!eans from yellow
fever. On the llth there were -.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
. Rich nnd Beautiful White Teerh.-

u RIcii na6 Beautiful White Teeth.-
Any person Wis -gtie gratifying possession Of awhile
AMI Iiu ering Of Teeth should the pound Aro
n'tic Tooth Pate. 1t you'd be well bear mind that
ne most popular economic dcnrtice liz u,e hay
lA- the well merItet aprobho= Of those cOnnDseurs IN
handsome 'eeih the LADIES' and ao -at after IT. use at
every sxhaiaton the brab passes from mouth Laden
itn most ayreeab- pesfCms- ThIs paste ha also tho
cviotage of strengthening and Bringing gums 10
hrn and .0ld ard etreiy remedies that pest,
osfongy gum VIA loose teeth Tit US ul preoTatlon
manufactured ana yenred sol.l yb HORACE EVERETT,
Druggist, No. 357 Gcesnsih, door above FrsnkIn 81
Price - cents per isr (I s2j %
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

e The dead body Of George Vii has beer
found in the woods about four miles from Albany
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

u As uill be seen BY reference to our Ship
News considerable Of the cargo of the Florida has
been picked up by vessels cruising abou; the
wreck
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

YELLOW FEVER AT NEw-ORLEASs.-The fol
loviu: is an extract f:on the New-Oreans cores
poudence OF the American Se>tinel:
The mortality in TIL. city by Yellow Fever j.
chiefly among Young men between the ages OF
20 and 30, Che age, you know. at which me-"
drink and spree most, and New-Ofleans Is the
worst place IN the world FOR drinking) II
"a person will take care OF himself, not 90 eat
much in The sun. and not subject himself TO lhe
night and morning dews (Which are very heavy
he viii most likely escape IL, Ii he does get H.
will have i, bu, slightly Most men de mere from
want OF proper attenti.n; good nurses are d''f-
cult 20 he got do not believe first rate nurse
could De had to-day any price; s. per day Is IN,
ordinary charge, asi SD has been oiiered-black
nurse. viii .leep and let the patient take care of
himself while tins di,ea-e requires 10 be watched
every rnnul-nr- aud ad>un,usc taken Of the slight
~ eha-s'' fr he better knew one poor fellow
81 10 d.ed ihi- mp,nias ftoui iastt~uJioa know
instances OF private .sdes attending TO nursing tae
SICK
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

q On Wednesday morning.. u lad twelve or
fourteen years old fell over the staircase in Fan
eul Hall, Boston, from the ;higd story the hot
tom. and was seriously, and it is feared fatally
wonndtd
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

70 Benz. Breeden convicted al Boston OF hav-
ing insulted two young ladies, was :ised Wed
nesday ten dolla.s Tor the offence.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

"BEALss H.Ix .Esl otArlvE- This article is offered
to the public on tergs and original tie history of
fia. On. Read the advertisement head,d No charge
until the hair Is restoe /" Taat their personal rsereL
ces ate OF andoubed respectfully we Can testify.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
THE 7 RIB U N E.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %.

IL For The Prcsfnirnert of ihc o rand
Jury and farther News from China, see
First Page.
az For n carefully corrected Bank note
Table ace Inst Page.
ar FOR .No,oriety in Cities from Black
wood, zee Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

70 The Rochester Democra, says that the ae-
count OF the murder OF named Carr a: Scots
vile /. an un;ounded hoax.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

70 child, aged years, lately died in Dry
den, Tompkins CO. owing to the bite OF an ant. II
bi, the under side OF his tongue.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

C. Among The balances OF dePO=ites unclaimed
which are advertised as remaining for ;~o years
pas, in the Mechanics Bank OF this city, enc of
$1,000 70 the credi; OF John II. Havens, ose Of
$50 10 that OF Nicholas Hay, $500 to James De-
voc. and $50 to tha; of Samuel swar:wcut, Col
lector."-We believe Samuel Is just now in wan;
of that same If not Uncle Sam would have 10
objection 20 taking it.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
LETTER FROM MR.. WEBSTER

The following letter of an early date from VIZ
Webster in r. lseOn to the Ca'ie; d tf,culnes mas
beea called OF. by II E tor of the Madlso''an;
", yeb..er .s tie lues,aeaasefi. sene'S er ,sr
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25
BiRSAB rs flhE, Chairnian
F. NJ TAYLOR, Secretary. So
~ E;yJ,,h wnro !; higs-rhe Whig Elcetor

u Eighth ware " higs-fhe Wing Elcetor
Of the Eighth Ward IN purse of the cal OF III hg
General Committee requested to meet at tho Tivoh
Saloon Monry evening, the 21lh Sci AT h"if-nast
O'clock for the purpose of ch osng live Delegates I" re-
ute,rnt the Wa county Convention, for Tie PIrpos
of ominatr thirteen Members Of the Legislature and
thir;crm Dccs Stale CpnvrBu"n h"h abe 10
choose three Delegates 10 represent the Ward IA the
Senatorial Cow cntion.
TIE Commit soners Of Registry now IN session from
& TO Q, p. VI. Register yorr nsne' this night
By order fthe Ward Committee.
JAMES T. VI. BLEAkLEY, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-25

Il Twelfth WARD hi2s-Tha Wing Eiee-
tors OF the Twelfth Ward in pursuance Of the call
of the Wing general e, ttcc, requa.ted 10
meet at j. g. Earring ons House corner of3 Avenue snd
I25th street Monday evening next, september 9Th
AZ half past o'clock, for the purpose Of choosing h'e
Dccc cs represent the Ward in county Convention
For the purpose of ding thirteen emLer- Of
senhly and thirteen Delegates The State Convention.
and nl,o choose three Dtlcga represent TIC Ward
in Senatorial Convention BY o" er Of the Ward Com
nitt.c tIitS. VI. GRAHAM, Jr. Chairman
A II Doughty Secretary s25