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New-York tribune., 1841-06-23

NR.JsrrLRsoSs OPINION OF TALXiNC CosCREssMZ>.-
We recommend the following quotation from, M Jefferson
Notes 20 the attention Of Mr. Wise and his talking friends
and associates II the talking members of Congress could
be sensible of the general disgust that talking pro
duces among the people they would be disposed 70 c.for
10 the opinion Mr. Jefferson D. Franklin Geo Washing
and other o: the greatest tho country boast
Nh Jefferson referring the debates on the Treaty Of
1893 says;
''Our body little humorous but YER contentious Day
after day wasted uninportant questions.
member OF these afflicted with the morbid rage OF de-
bate Of an ardent mind prompt Imagination, and copoS
flow Of words, who heard with ;.spacnce any logic which
not his sitting occasion of trifng
but wcrdy debate asked ne how could sit still hearing
much 'ase reasoning, which word would re:ute ob
served 10 him that refute indeed easv but to silence
impossible; that in brought forward by myself
took the laborng incumbent but that
general willing listen: that il; every sound argument
objection used By other OF the
dcbacrs enough suggest the omission, without
going into repetition OF what mad already been said by
others Nn' til raste 0ad Qb7sc ot The o( the
HORSe ariick c0a(d not be juStifed And believe # mem
bers 81 dclbcrativc bodies observe this gen
orally, they wond ia ;qy artat take. item rceb
and IL really questionable than may first be thought
whether Bonapartc dumb legislature which said nothing,
and did much mag be preferable one wici taiFs
much and does noting. served with Gen Washington
the legislature Of Virginia before the revolution and
during 1t, with DR.. Franklin in Congress | heard
either of them speak minutes time any but
the main point which decide the question They laid
their shoulders to the great point, knowing that the little
would follow o. themselves. II the present Congress
crrs in too much talking how can it be otherwise in body
which the people send $50 awyerS erhoSc trade is
question ercry thing icld nothing, and tdk 6y tie hour
That hvndrcd and fy iaryerS should DO business
gether ought motto be cTpecfcd.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
DRY GOODS AT COST PRICEs.

TUE Subscers being de.iroas reduce their stock ' Spring
a- Goods low possible previous faakng pur-
ca the Fail trade will from TINS date the rs, OF August
IA, >.l ;h-r Goods at COST.
Their aad ha,ias been mostly purchased at Auc-
prices best opportunity offered to La
.Ae supply hemselye, fashionable Goods
their stock may found splendid assortment Of RICH
ShS of the latest styles. variety OF PRINTED LAWNS
Roabaziues Prints DC Also Of Gambrooa Grape Cam
alet>. and Linen Drills for Gca,icmcn's
iclO-f GERARD < KIINCK l67 Spriuc-st
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23

DEATH \ PArRIor.-Dcd May 9th, at his residence
in Greece Monroe n. Y. Mr.. rnILlr CALDWELL sol
dcr of the Revou,ion aged SO years Nh Caldwell "as
engaged the service Of his Country during the Revolution
y struggle fyc years and three months four and >iN
months of which c in the regular service. lie was ac
lively engaged the important battles White llanS and
Yorktown and in several other >kirmi-hcs At Yorktown
he constantly engaged cannorading for eighteen days
in succession.
Such wa. the zeal and fidelity which he manifested in
achieving his Country Freedom and his vaor in scenes of
danger ha he received -om his commanding officer badge
Of honor He was married at the are Of ,wctycisht and
lived tty-csh wears with his wife who survives HIM
and Is aged eighty wears He the father OF seven cld-
rem three of WHOM, are living and was permitted 10 see
among his own descendants the third generation During
the latter par, his life in great degree he lost the sense
of hearing which attributed the effects OF the of
the cannon upon the drum, OF the in the siege of York
town. He enjoyed during lis long life with but little eX-
cepon good health until the last winter when his friends
discovered that he was SLOWLY declining under the accumu-
lated weight of many wears but however, able walk
abou, the neighbohood until the day before he died
The , as which fastened his dissolution the dropsy
Rochester Daily Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23

DAsIEL O'CoNSELL has published animated and Wig
appeal tue People of Ireland, view Of the pre-
crisis in British Politics and the obvious mminencc
General Election for a House OF Commons. His
counsel those who with him in political sentiment
is briefly summed up follows
Men of Ircland-You are shrcwd an Intelligent .en-
sblc people You have for many years past been in The
habir of consulting understanding rather than your feel
ngs-your judgements, and your rcscntmcnts lour
duty the ensuing elections plain and obvious. 1t is this
Frstly-Gct Rercalcrs wherever YOU
Sccsndy-Gc Wings where you get RcpcalcrS or
Radicac
Fourthly-oppose the Tories everywhere and every
thing
Fihhy-It is also your duty to the
tempt for the judgement of any and suspect his hon
ey who shall now. by abusing the Wings, ana pro-
mote the interests of the Tories.
Catholics of Ireland You who have endured three
,urcs Of cmacians persecution, with achc fidelity and
have of that persecution than YOU
it, and tithful-;ncn Of Ireland brave. but gen
,le-moal ucrrygcnerous. yet slrcwd-but. above all
religious and tempcratc,men of Ireland. who have
qucrcd vices and therefore yourselves unconqucr
ble-ray with tranqully legally, conutioial!y-
rally with entire submission the law OF auin per-
feet and nyioatc ycncralOn OF the law OF God-ry with
for the approaching Show yourselves be what
know YOU arc-as worthy are determined to obtain
clfgovcrmcnt. Prove beyond doubt this most trying
crisis that qualified and continue do
mcsc legislature.
In and every show that You inherit the glorious
spirit of l7&2 Demonstrate Your title the Inherit
ance of trecdom AID tomorrow, sa rise
the Irish Parliament will again assemble in Ccgesreen
mrEnAn. THEN, RErrAL!
am and shall be- fcllowcountrymcn, your faithful
and devoted servant DANlEL OCoNNELL
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23


1915 up Maiden Lane have for sale
riety part follows
COMES every gilt bone and other Buttons Needles
quaiy Pins Hooks ard Ewes Scissors, Thimblcs Pock
Book, WhaOhe, Steel and Wood Bu,ks Bone and Stee
Rings oc and hundred ard Spool Cotton spool
aud Boot laces, Leather and Bead Purses
Bead Gg Soaps aid Pcrfumee Cloth Hair ard other Brushes
and Raz7r Shaving Boxes &c &c
The Good, may be- Ia! quantities sw, at te lowest
price,.
\ r. Dealer. IN Zone, Horn. and Rattan. e2l III
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23
Greenwich POTTERY,
Del EIuhffcDfh--tr
sE71Ers The NINTH AND TesrH AvESui


Between The TESrH AVENUES
rJlE subscriber respectfully irforn the Public that ne touiEre
to manufacture following articles "h.es he oe7. for sale or
reasonable terms,
stone War Ea-theu Posbe Furnaces Chimney Pots
Tile siosse do Fi!c Brick Drugs; and
Cheaeal Ware, &c. &c
stove Lnars any pattern and at short notice
ea.3r WASHINGTON SMITH.
S,CHODACk HOLLOW WARE-1hesub>criterh hss
> ing taken Agency the OF the above article IN this Ci;
inform Public that he has o hand aa assortment OF
Stove Wac uited 20 h market shich ~" BE-
Factory price Persons Wishing 10 purchase will please
call and
Rnin. Patent Railway for Tcoi coal Premium and Parior
Stove, constantly Aand H. WINES III a'er-s'feei-
[Jel7 In
BUILDERS, HARDWARE. at % Dysiou-sfreet-A
ID coap assortment paies But Hinge, Screws Amer
English I-ck Fine Plate Deal Cupboard Draw,
Chest and Barrel Round Square Springs Flush and
Shsticr Bolts ond Plate Hinges together with nearly ever ar
te IN the line all ALL be sold 10" any place III the
city.
Also Cut Nail, by the the lowest market price for ca.h
r,I-f JOSEPH WEED.
HARDWARE AZ GOST.-RoBlNsoN, 2sa Bo"ery,
pring Pruclree inieullac hereafter To cos
hae hi. housekeeping article, exclusively l. 'eiy h'
only Persons IN wan; OF any arilcer
II, iEe would do Vel to give hlm cali i''-u
(,HEAP CROGKEI:I aT4EsE, 10: BoweTy-The
y hI- hard general assortment OF CIna uss;
Warc, Astral Lamp witch will be eoi very cheap
for ca,h. a, wholesale retail. CHILD.
y B. Goods ary pa Of :e city Brooklyn free Of charge
je2-lmr
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23
TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE
CI.0TrslNG EsTARLIaIIMENT.

-. CLIO bsANt' e. - -. . a1 - r 80 1A.o
Esai oilers his Friends aid the Pnb
lie very superior of Spring Goods Of the latest style
winch h. hioa Of all who viii favor
b, al. their p,rronn-e ROBERT A. BOUTON
fa,ery Of tie firm OF Gray Bou.n good asormen, of ra
NJ. .,jr CioLirg ,.uy. on hand a262m
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23
DUuDERs, HARDWARE. at % Diyi.iou-sireet-A

tsE ARE THEN Fashionable Clothing to order
~ ouy Of which be selected from Stock of up
$4,000 Cloths, Cas-nees Summer Goo Vest
rgs Prices for Cash in all Cases,
Delivery. SCALE or PRICES. a.
Dncss s2 Si3 Cashmere Pants FROM 81 TO 50
Frock ...-... II to % Summer 3to 8
Summer .-..... BIO - spIc-did vc-t--- to )
All sl be made up order the ~orAnanlkc
manner, anI warranted (of coz rsej 70 fl,
Boys cloihng made 20 order only from the Goods at
partonaby Low Prices Entrance Room - 3G Maiden
Lane, WAhD t.NANS.
isla II, DANIEL p SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23
For The Tribune.


Prptlc BATns.-Our city boaS, of hbcrali,y /" many
s and her citizens have and ENJOY many privileges above
aay others OF their lc; things are sl want
os AID what the poor feels the want OF at this
SSOa Of the year are Public Baths ThSrc should be Mt
Sa' N Baths located different points on the North and
Lt Rivers aud the admission should be free or the charge
%'u not exceed The required TO dcy the expense
attending them. There believe, three Public Float
@ baths rear the city. the admission 10 each OF which Is
quarter OF dollar Now this i but small sum- and many
Ian pay without feeling but how can the poor man
Hs ao'rer who works from I'LL night for fifty cents or
Javaaiord often pay the half OF his daily income tor
aF privilege Of bathing with housc-cnt pay and family
support besides!
the Corporation to Baths and put the tickets
~ Al ok cents /; would prove without doub, not b"rthe"
W source OF revenue the city. Then they would be
a the reach Of every ard the mechanic, the poor
AN after days hard labor and toll could refresh s sr-
- n'isootc his weared limbs, and add many years 10 his
s life VIII YOU, Mr.. Editor friend of tho work
: slan as believe You are, keep this before the people
Nd You should ..cceed in securing US this blessing YOU
WI reeve the united thanks OF thousands.
WoRKISG Mas.
q We go all lengths for this proposition though have
~ 'o0r urge fully frequently coad wish.
OF OUT epondcns jus, and orcblc css, conclusive
- 'esicicn,. Ed T,1Jp,c.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23

ALFRED SMITH,
MERCHANT TAILOR, 1876 FULTON-STREET, hd.
va well selected assortment of Cloths Cassimeres and
Vesirr suited which he offers make for the
pubic general, very extremely o~ prices for
Cash on delivery. a.6:ly
DEzsOE OF ENNCX DRESS Articles
S'IK AND SATIN SCARFS. AND CRANATS variety
- patterns Chosen Cos superior GLOVES &c received
b recent arriy nle reasonable prices by
WM Z JENNINGS, late Lytte a Jcnrin-s.
Broadv, ~ American Hotel
Gentlemen MA, in future depend upon finding this establishment
good Assortment Drc,, Attic "hch NH be offered
such pe. a, must ducement, purchasers IL OF hs
usltl charge ,y!r cf good. JeIl
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23

sI GrAp S.%s "%a s sl at
mined TO sail from their and extensive stock a" carpets as sood
cheap the cheuc wish To inform their many
the public they have received IN addl
och, of BRUSSELS aud three
s.r " aooo 10
800 DO twca Jute rs; l0O do 3s 1000 do s ooo
transparent Shades, from - TO SO
Cloths 2i feet wide Al 81 and i ala.tngs
best quality article Of Crumb Cloths and Table Corers with
all things cohnactcd with the trade
/. * NJ. $ BROWN, l6 Chatham IT. ~ y
H.. ir LIN
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23
-,,E.sOy or ENNCY DRESS AWTICLEs.-
JOHN sTAATS.

MERCHANT T III or,
Nd Cloter No. 9a Bwcry three doors above HesIer;ree
a Ncw-York Constantly handsome assortment of
Cloths Veting "hch VII! hr made IN the best style
the and the most reasonable terms rl2
5NNGEAysNs:-Iaies and Gentcnien desrou Of obtaining
e. Gard, Engraved uneQsaed style oi elegance
ary notice the opportunity offered tie Charge for
which, combined with the superiority OF the execution noi nanc
~ bitbrro me, with in hi, citv Apply DuGANS ENGRAy
ING OFFICE, Fulton door from Nasal n24 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23
,r,, foysyNERS 0V OEE on GAS.

r.,E Inventor Naaaae,urr Of the Sai.is redcen= Spirit
IN h.rs leave 10 -f discerning public
lamp wh viii surpasS all others IN hrnns and economy, sni
i ~ Dr., co Jewellers Fancy Stores, Billiard Rooms Gocc-
% % md Rcc,or,cs which burns without creating the least
shadow nj sayn. ., 90 per per oil gas each lamp
will not exceed for four burning 10 cents week choice as
of patterns can be hi old store, No Caihe
rinescet. or i7s Greenwich. Of Cnnal-strect-
promptly ackded Ei hls wagons sen
q week. Observe the VI 'iiNi--1"
Spirit Lamps painted on each side of the wagons
Country Merchants supplied as usaal on lbcrai terms
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23

: @SxryRlSG OF 4 Squ1tt,-Old kous came up with a
~ "a as' nigh, from the Baizc, and kicked up grsa, dust
= GSOUshou the town. There IandSlp occa>ioncd by
-, - vt and large quantities Of ground in the Third First
IA ssoad Municipalities inconnently up and removed
dayeitc. Just after the of aud there f~l Of
and the DUST swept clear from the OF New
settled down quietly Lafayette and other vici-
d. above Part ola stable in Gravierstrcct was blown
o but no serious damage resulted from the squal in
'N0er \. 0. Pic. June II.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23

CARpETgN6: CHEAPER THAN EVER ID
< NJ WILEY a. Canal South SIDE Broadway, has
lust large and choice selection Of Ingram Car
which being bought for cuh be- sold prices TO at the
the purchaser Ao great variety OF Rugs at' Alamo
With the business all Of which u be sold a. cheap (or
be purchased other Store the City
ie I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23

LIn7PD8lUnl OT FASHION. No. 3 Beekman->treet.-
IA The ubcrbr having taken the formerly occupied w Johr
r. Goldsmith rg leave INFORM the hc that he ha- opened with
New Stock of Goods and having scored c valuable
Mr.. GOLDSMITH in the Cutting Department whose kill
appreciated by the fashionable the
Of friends Mr. Goldsmith respectfully soicitc
they making up Garments ami style deserving
Of the public and low other
establishment the city. ie3-lm JAMES c -TRAYERS.
ygOyT,s FAsEaHONABLE TAELOhEfsS Es-
J l. TABLISHMENT, door from
NewYork G,nen wishing clo,he, will be furnish
ed at priceWarntcd iii and equal ~ work
masp establishment the call from all those who
wish purchase will be thankfully received 49,
Dress Goats from so Pan;aleons from. oSO
Frock Goats. l6 q" p Vests
Goats made a.sl trimmed in the arst style: .
Dress Coas anta;oor> from -lO 10 :.
Frock Coat-..-.......-.5 lVest>---- lm2i lml l.l0
DOYS, AND CHsrEDREN's sCEOTAsHNG.-Aycry
ID large fashionable asd ne I rade Boys and Child
Clothing suited ready and for sale very cheap
for ca.h bv GEORGE 4. IIOYT co fI Bowerv icl-lm'
(tENTIE1lEN'S 81 BOYS SUMMER STuFFS-Such
II Ganboon Lama Cloth Orleans Cloth Drab tIa Liner
Drlngs, cheap, and for ale No 25 een~ 'e
HENRY WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Prints and Muslin. endless VARIETY. Je--lm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23
I,xaIIIONARLE CLOTlIGN(

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING 'e suh-crber, ha',
l52 to9l 9Ni,on (ncar Mnrke would
respectfully friends. md She public general
that he has hand fashionable and good OF Cloths Cas-
Summer Goods Uhich hr Will make TO order
prices which fail universal Satisfaction very hnc
had for $50 made and trimmed III the best
Gcnemei finding their cloth nave made
a be found reasonable All warranted to tit
NUMBER the habit pantloan- and vests cut
they be better suited puuciH
all attended To. Ir1-lm w DONNES, VI DiNiSion--t
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23

IN BARGAINS IN HATS AND CAPS.
# The subscriber would respectfully iaform his friends and as
@A public generally he has hand sunbe for the
full and complete assortment Of Hats and Caps
If the and wrc he offers for ae
prices when cannot fail TO meet their appreciation.
Trading the principle of large sales and small profits
This assortment consists i'll part, Of
Satin beaver Hats on fur bodies, at-.S2 81
Short aapd moekin silk Hats. ................ %
Sup. short napd sioleskn fur bodies. 81
Fine short napJ Nutria Hat. 50
Nutril Fur %
body Nutria Hats. w
White beaver and Russia Fur Hats. JOa 50
Also full of mens and hoy double brm Leghora
Hh gentlenies travelling Dress Caps dren cisth v.let
and Fancy Caps boys round Fur and Silk Hats &c &C.
Wholesale crcants and dealers supplied by the dozen
tho lowest sash prices. WIN RANTA
jel-lm 100 Chatham Now York
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23

am, and shall be, clow-counirymcn, your aithl
and devoted servant. DANIEL OCoNNELL.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-23

CHEAP! CHEAP!
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT French aEi American Paper
n Borders. sale the United States Paper Hang
Box Warehouse % Canal Broadway New
York
respectfully invited Gull and for them
selves. Rooms prepared The
ie2 I'm JOSHUA BROWN. 60 Ganal-st.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-24
RELIEF LAWS

The Indianapolis Journal Of 9Th Dec
has the following, on the subject Of re-.
lief:
"The citizens Of Decatur county held
a meeting on the 9th uIl the object Of
which was, 10 have a full and free ex-
preston Of opinion in regnrd 10 The
general and unusual distress now ex-
lstlng throug hout the State; and for the
expression OF the views Of the people
OF that county in regard TO the kind Of
relief they wished The proceedings
OF the meeting were to he considered as
instructions 10 their members vi The LIE
glsature.
The meeting passed resolutions re-
commenting stay Of execution Of eigh
tren months, and where specie 8 de-
manded in payment of a judgment or
DEGREES an additional stay OF tweipe
months be allowed without interest
National Bank and a Protective Ia
rif-that the State Bank be sustained
IN its character and its operations as
long as they are conlormabIe 10 the
laws OF the country-and that the pre-
sent property law be so amended, as to
make it necessary for all property, per
sonaI and real, 10 sell for two'thirds oI
The appraised value"
The Editor adds:
I'VE have no comment TO make, fur
ther lhan 10 say, that two OF the mea-
sures recommended as means OF relief
to wit: National Bank and Protective
Tariff, strikes US as being absolutely
essential to relief of the country, from
its embarrassed state"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-24
TORIES.

The Loco Focos of this country have
often been accused of TOryism, and al
ways most bitterly deny it; insisting that
they are line purest democrats. We
choose 10 Judge them by their practice
rather than their professions. The CIn-
cinnati Inquirer, The organ Of that party
IN this part of the State, Of the 25th ult,
defends the EEgIish Corn Lava, and the
ami Tariff policy Of this corntry!! This
Is exactly what the British Tories do,-
They want to starve the poor 10 EHgI and
by keeping up the price of grain, and
beggar the working people of this coun-
try, ny m king us buy what we wear,
ard giving US no market for our agricu-
turaI products! Well, we'll: Ii Is all
RIGHT enough. Is best that the Amer .
Ican people should know who are their
friends and who ure their enemies. Let
Il hr rempmbrted-that The Cincinnati
inquirer, edited b> John Brough, Au-
ollor o Ohio, and one Of the heads Of the
LocoIoco party, con eads for a specie
circulation, the opening at our ports tc
the Tree Importation of English manulac'
rures-and the closing Of the English
ports against our gram. Tell us-ye
who can judge-who defends British IN
teressi Who are The Tories! They
who would defend American enterprise
or they who would oppose It3 The Gin
cinnati Euqurer is side by side with the
Tory administration of England IN sup
porting British Corn Laws!!! Sir Rob
ert Peel, IN England, aud Lord Johr
Brough, in Ohio!!!!!!!!
Hamilton lntelligencer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-24

BoTs IN Horses Apply spirits of
turpentIne to the hollow Of the breast,
warm it in with a shovel, 1t will rout them
Immediately.
For CHoLIc, put into bottle three
giIs Of spirits, say whisky one spoonful
gunpowder; one spoonful cayenne pep
per, or two of hlaCk-add il convenient
a wild lurnlp grated: turn it down, and
move him lively. IL it is an obstinate
case, repeat the dose, and he is we'll 10
either wind, bIoat or grIpe chOlic in short
metre.
To CURE A FoUNDER.-Turn a large
tea kettle full OF boiling water into the
bottom of The foot, by the small stream
holding the hooi up. Then turn az
much spirits Of turpentine as will soak
into the frog, Next morning no one
could telI he had ever been loundered.
THE WORMS When a horse Ioss0
his appeti'e, and HE coat looks bad, he
probably has worms. Give one ounce
of fine aloes 10 half pint of whiskey.
Miss one dav, and give hall this quaint.
ty and he will eat like an lndian.-CE
cago AgriculiuriSt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-24

expect relief at their hands They must
not escape from their responsibility in
this way. They must come up to the
work Here are Gov. Cotwin's own
words:
The existing state Of things, and
not the prospect Of future Legislation.
should be the basis Of any policy, il may
please the Legislature 10 adopt, Touch
ing the subject Of our currency. How.
ever divided the people OF this State
may be D'rheir opinions, as to the form
in which this question shall be settled,
there cannot be a doubt but they are
all united in the desire that il should
he finally adjusted by the PRESENT
LEGISLATURE. The expiration Of
the charters OF twenty four out Of thir.
ty.seven Banks Of this State, IN Janu-
ary, l843, demands this, not merely as
a measure Of sound policy, but one Of
absolute Decessity."-O S. Jour
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-24
NEW YORK.

The public debt of the State Of New
York is Somew here in the neighborhoo
OF twenty millions Of dollars. The in.
teresl on this debt is something over a
million of dollars. The tolls which
were received on the State canals during
the current year amount to 81 2,033 900
After paying the interest on the whole
debt of the State (says the Albany Dai,
Iy Adverliser) there is surplus Of over
S 100000 from the canal tolls, 10 be
applied towards defrayiDg the expenses
Of Superintendence, repairs, collections,
&C. and TO the prosecution Of the work
Of enIargement,-Nat Int.