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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-31
CHARLES C. FULTON.
FOR THE MADIsoNIAN.
MARINE BAND IN THE PRESIDENTS
GARDEN.

Mr.. ABLFN; It would add greatly to the effect Of
the music if scaoj erected in the centre Of tn
grounds ten feet high. Yesterday evening the Band
was encrcled by the crowd, and stood under grove
of trees and the sound shut in, and could by no
means escape A very few posts and boards, such as
are lying all about the new building of the Treasury
would do all that is required The family of the Pre-
sident would be gratied, and the citizens would be
able to hear the music which is the chief attraction
1t is doubtless, very great qualification to have this
place of meeting and the public in the west ofhe city
are deeply indebted to the kindness manifested by the
President on their behalf Cannot a few plank be
found to erect the scafod which will make this care
and kindness effective to the happiness of all CONCERN
ed q A CONSTANT ATTENDANT
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AN EXPEDITION TO YucarAN.-A company Of some
ten to fifteen persons in Mobile, are making up an ex-
petition to Yucatan, with the view Of exploring the
country and if they find il to offer sufficient induce
ment to locate there They to sail about the 10th
Of next month. p 4
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE uNrY-IN SoN-EssENTiALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARiTY.-Augustin
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1t is stated by the Highland Messenger that Mat
thas the impostor, died in North Carolina in July
ls40. His age was about 60 years. b..
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NOTICE.

The Rev. SEPTMus TusroN, Chaplain TO the Sc
nate may be expected 10 preach in the Capitol tomor
row, at eleven O'clock @
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The number of arrivals at Saratoga Springs, by
rail road and stages from the 18th to the 25th of july
was 3, 1871.
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w ehave. received Hunts Merchants Magazine
for August. 1t contains several able essays, and a
great variety Of statistical information.
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The following is his reply /:


Fancy FARM June 80, lS4l.
amined the letters of Messrs. johnson, Montanya
Boyd, and Turney, now presented to the public in
the form Of handful.
As my name frequently appears in those letters, |
consider Il ms duty TO myself and to the people Of the
First Congressional District, to answer your letter,
and to comply with the request contained in tho
same.
AZ the commencement Of the last Congress, when
was ascertained that the Democratic party could not
elect the Hon. J. w. Jones Speaker Of the House,
proposed TO many Of our friends that the Hon. u,
Casey would make good Speaker, and that it would
do well to elect him. This did, without his know
ing any thing about il at FIRST and without his being
candidate for it, as knew when first proposed him
TO our friends Ia fact he said he not candidate
also stated TO my friends my firm conviction, as
sincerely believed, that he would support the Van Bu
rem administration, and the ub-Treasury measure
This was the ground urged him on our friendsconh
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ding In him to support these measures; yet Ii must be
said In truth, that have no recollection thar Gov
Casey said in 30 many words that he would suuuort
the Sub Treasury measure. :
Your obedient servant
---L----- ~ - ----l JOHN QRXNcI Nc
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS IN ILL
NOIS.

Hon. Zadoc Casey, an able Conservative Republi-
member oflhe last two Congresses candidate for
reelection in the second Congressional District of IL
nos In the course of his canvass he has encounter
ed hand bill prepared by Mr.. McRoHERrs, now a
member of the U. S. Senate making very grave
charges against him, which he has promptly met and
triumphantIy refued, placing his libeer and his
dorsers in rather an awkward Fix"
Mr.. McRoberts' hand bill is signed by himself, and
accompanied by letters from Cave Johnson Mr.. Mon
tanya, Linn Boyd, and H. L. Turney, all Opposition
men. The charge is says Mr.. Casey, ''lhat was
candidate for the Speakers chair at the
of the last Congress; and that with view to secure
the votes of the Democratic members, pledged my
self to vote for the sub Treasury bill; and failing to
do so when the vote taken on that bill am called
detested hypocrite, traitor 'apostate and con-
vcted liar"
MIR. Casey rebuts these charges by letters from Gov
Reynolds, Hon. John T. Stewart, D. Baugh, H.
Wilton, and Gen. Jno. M. Robinson. We extract
the following from his circular
FANCY FARM, ILL.,, June 80, Is4l.
Hon. John Reynolds,
Sir-There has been published and is now circula-
ting in the form of handful in the ID Congressional
DISTRICT In this Stale, letter dated 10Th instant at
Washington City, signed Samuel McRoberts," and
directed to w. d. Latshaw, Editor Of the Wabash
Republican, accompanied by letters from Messrs. c.
Johnson, j. ID. l.. Montanya, l.. Boyd and H. l..
Turney-in which am accused Of having been a
candidate for the Speakershp of the House Of Repre-
sentayes of the last Congress- and with view to Sc
cure votes for that Office have promised to vote for
the Sub Treasury bill The object Of this letter is to
ask you to state whether you understood me to be
candidate for the Speakers Chair-and whether ev-
er dd to you, any in your hearing promise to
vote for the Sub Treasury bill.
am very respectfully, ., ...
. Your obedient serv't
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Tory majority, $3.50 SO
Daniel OConnell and his colleague Hutton
haze been defeated Of their return from Dub
hn by about $50 majority. The poll is as fol-
lows: 1.s ..ra.Y ..
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This is terrible blow to the Repeal cause in
Ireland. Belfast has also returned two Tories
over Lord Belfast and colleague.
But the hardest blow to the Ministry was
dealt by the great constituency of the West
Riding Of Yorkshire, where Lord Morpeth is
defeated, as follows: y.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

The NEw-YoRx TRIBUNE is this rnerning pre-
sented TO its readers in aew dress, somewhat en-
larged in sudace aud compressed as to add
about one.eighth TO its caPaoiiy- We shall thus
be enabled to do better justice to our Advertising
friends, while al the same time shall add largely
to the daily amount of our Literary and News mat
ter. For the generous and rapidly increasing pa
tronage which encourages and enables us to make
these improvements, We return our hearty thanks
TO cur fellow-citizens. Need we assure them that
we sh7ll endeavor to merit their continued appro-
baton and favorl
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

II Cheapest carpet ts,ore,-HE"FrT q BAL
LEY los Bowery between Grand aud Hcsterstrees are
daily receiving large supplies Of Ingram Cnrpcns al'o
Brussels, Three-Ply Oil Cloths &c, which they will sell
at very low price cash. Wo invite tho particular az
teutan of those about purchasing Carpets
HEWITT & BAILEY, (formery albro Hoy, Coz
su3i 2w C2) lO5 Bowcry first store below Grand-ss.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
G.. b. ALVORD'S
N ew Pattern GENTLEnENs' KEATs,
FO X 81. + T f NJ B T. r.


Z
Comprising splenlid variety, viz Long and short nap
Beaver short Nutra frs. aad oud quality Bea
yer, Brush Hat. ard Molen, presenting shape airy
neet and beautiful.
llth inst at Ne. ~ Broadway and No. i2 BOwsry, TO
which he respectfully invites the public g. r. a. in pre-
seEtrg his style OF Hits, would seek notnrey in
novelty propose suy claim that does adGfsss se
both aud Of a discriminating public
public taste has m00r and perce9ng that painnes
always accessory requisite in gentec dress, tho PLAIS
GESTLgNgss Hat Is Introduced which as peculiar be-
comingness that will recommend 10 The fashionable OF this
aetropoIi..
Ill. stock selected from the choicest importators,
and manufactured with special regard durability and
caGnot fail 10 give cu,ire satisfaction.
e. b. A. sith due respect 20 othara in his lin, pledges
hlmse!f that noGe sh..! aater srll hm: @ $40 lxls
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
The Bank Veto.

The hour Of y having now arrived. the Special
Order of the Day was announced, being the bill to
incorporate the Fiscal Corporation, which had been
returned with objections by the President.
Mr.. Boris OF Va. opened the debate. He said
5hat bat for the peculiar position he occupied be-
fore the House and before the Country, ne should
let the Veto Message pass withou, further remark
but his position was such TO present irresistible
claims up.n him TO place himself in his true posi-
,ion and to answer the challenge of the gentleman
from Massachusetts Mr.. Cushing) Tor an argument
Presiient--he had charged him with perady and
with treschery and having done SO. ne held him.
-eh under obligation TO make good the charge: and
faot cut off by the hour rule he wouid make good,
or would take upon himself all the u.ium OF having
Hade false charge. Il aay disinterested person
ii,er hearing NAT he had TO bring forward. wond
say that he had not made good the charge, he was
ready take back every word, and to make 10 the
President the mos; ample a;oneraenl and apology.
He must first advert 10 the character of the Mes
sage Mr. B., il would be remembered. had pre-
iicied that this oil would receive the sanction
Of the President: vet he was loss, and felt
strong curiosity as what possible grouHd his re
usal would be placed upon. The bill had come
ack without the Presidents signature, ucconpa-
ied by what the President chose 10 style his OBJ
cc,ions 10 the bill, but without one solitary reason
which would operate for single moment on any
Intelligent mind Mr.. 5. said he had examined
he bill, and had taken from it the points As the
Constitution limited the President 10 objections,
IA. should consider sll the points made by h'm IS so
many items OF Constitutional objection to the bill
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
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TSiAL-The libel Of JOHN r. P,Eia ssan,, niece.
Beach is specially assigned for trial Moaday Ais
l.y9 the COar, Hose in Halls Exchange Ba4tass ia
be city of Brooklyn before the ccui; Count, held by
Judge hcn,.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

II For an interesting 7.esfer from DIR.
Grant Ia Armenia, see h.ast Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

r Omcia.-Autun,u, RSIl.--The generally
adopted Fail Fashion OF De CAMPS & TELLEss for ten.
temen's HATS ready aud for sale at l7S Broad.
way unde. Howard. Hotel Maidon-lano. e. 80 81
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
uPErs MONEY WILL BE RETURN.

Razor Srop with Metallic Hone nanulacory . Wlllam
street-Retn prices 81 ceGt IS cents, Sl0O 81 25 and
81 so Fi7e minutes will be ampl, time for putting tho
dullest razor il perfect ordey. C0 6ln
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

II In Saturdays po.,scEip, ApPontHen'') Ar. %
G. LEE was crroneously said to have been confirmed as
Distrc, Attorney for Ma..oe.ett. instead of Grland
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

~ Eor un Address on Temperance by G.
"a Deiayan, z ne Great Mail, &c. sec EIfse
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

MAyE-The Election in the Boundary State
,ske. nlece TO-DAY. We apprehend an adverse re-
suit The Second Veto viii have spread all over
,La W., ,orrio.s Of the State just in season TO
increase the general dissatisfaction and indifference
,rb;cb M the first had already Occasioned- Beside
III. we have private adyices tina: the reported op-
ao.i,ieD 20 EDWARD EvxKEr7's confirmation will
add largely to the vote of jeremiah Curtis, the
Abolition candidate for Governor. This leaves
li,!e chance for Gov. Kent or the Senate, but we
still hope for Wing majority in the House
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

CIrr PRISON STATISTICS For the week ending
OF Saturday morning, there were received in the
City Prison 125 white men, rs white woman, 26
black men, and % black women; total, s4o Dis
charged same time, Ito white men, S5 white wo-
men % black men, and 90 black women total,
243. Remaining 80 white men, 81 white women,
Il black men, and l6 black women; total, l33.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

U Wei have choscn for our head the blended Of
the Empire State aad ker Empire City, ard had wcsoug5
ior months could have found pronler cmsien II
tells OF the wealth and greatness Of sa,c-tht
rich, nexhaas,ibIa Of her SOIL the rinmph
her arts and the prowes of her arms and pictures III,
spiendor which rests upon her great MetrOpo
lis The guardian deiiies CT comacrce Agriculture aae
the Arts por; with and almiFn gaze to The scene
OF our cOuquests aad the bright sun OF glory as IN III
distsece throws its broad beams over the sceae Ia
proud motto EXCELSIOR, Theh ssncei'f'a IS cur owl
,es 10 ,ao world tha, oay The condinoa OF 'eAe
ed snd ,.l higher prosperity and greatness TO our s'a'e
snd Guy.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

II New-Eorker.-vos.2 !, i, S, and Q, bosnd price
So vol and vols 10 and II unbound price 81 per
vol, may be obtained the Office Of the New-York Fri
bsae, No. 30 Ana-sasss, siaswss
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

CozoSEs's Ogyicr.-The Coroner on Saturday held 40
inquest at the Bellevue Hospital the bod, Of Margaret
Carr aged CO. naive CT Ireland, OF istenperae habs
The deceased on Tusi,y aseu intoxicated tell doTn tse
.tair. OF her room 3,hstreet and was found lying IN
sensible n; the too; in aeywav, and caused labor
She was bad and ten taken to the Hospital, where 'ho
d.ed on Fr,d,y. Verdict, died Of Hpopiexy
Also a, sos Spring street, Johu Mahon native Of
Ireland ho for two weeks sick OF intermittent fever
v,tbout phvsicar and died drny Verdict died OF
diarr hoeI super.su.gg spon interim TO fever
Also at 81 Govern street, ths body 81 Mary z
beth, dlugAt,f of Georgo and Ate!ne Lagtraef no e9
"wednesday afternoon asked for drink, nnd before eoah
be giyen her teo up cup coutnipg 'oluilon OF po,as
used for sofienigg water and drank Of IT, cusog her
death on Friday. Verdict di'd ty taxing solution Of
potash thereby predicting inflammation ~ tie throat
Sgict1e-rhe Coroner held aD iu9a st @n saturday at
tn. house OF Randolph >nowicu. i72 twentieth III
the re,r sB tne bod of John Taylor use si England
aged 80 a weaver. Hs occasional Vi-ter at tho
above house. called Friday, went cut and pnF.
chased seue powders. rm'h he mixed IN 5cI c snl
took he sooa after attacked with pSn, nausea End
vomiting ami died day mornl al o'clock Dr.
Hou,efelu made post mor,em examination, and ionnd
the stomach unch infaned and the parts Of
whito solid subJ,sacr. ferdlct committed suicide by
taking arsenic or some othor corrosive P0iaoD
Al.o at No 81 Sherif the body of jacob, ia
an son of Mary DoGenan, asef - months. 1t was taken
III three since rad psysiCan aud died on sat
srduy. Verdict, died 't inirasmus
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
LEARY & CO.'S FASHION

u For Genilcmen's Eanis-Autumn, ls4l, will
be introduced FRIDAY, 10Th ns, Ut Nos and Asor
tI sI2w
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

vERmoS7.-Our latest returns from ihis State
are not so favorable as those first received The
Wings have doubtless carried erery thing except
the Governor but so great was the opposition to
Col Paine in the Wing ranks, and SO formidable
the Scattering vote, that we believe there is no
choice fer Governor. Judge Hutchinson, Aoo!i-
tion, has received large vote, simply on the ground
of hostility to Col Paine, who will nevertheless be
chosen By the Legislature if he IS not BY the People
" The General Convention Of UniversaIisis in
the United States will hold It's Annual Session in
this city on Wednesday and THURSDAY of this week
There will preaching in each of the four Churches
of that Denomination on Tuesday evening. The Con-
ven,on will organize in the Elizabeihst. (late Bow
ery) Church on Wednesday at 10, A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

q For new Adyerti.ements Of STOVE zee Lass Page.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

NARROW EscAPz.-The Baltimore Clipper say.
that Mr.. Levin Cook, of Magothy Md. on the leth
inst wen, into the cellar OF lis Clubhouse and placed
the candle upon wha, he supposed to be any empty
keg, but which proved to be a keg of powder
While looking for the object of MS search, cat
rsshed pas, him and knocked down the candle; the
powder instantly exploded, and laid the suthouse
in ruins, destroying likewise the glass and brittle
ware Of the main building. Mr.. Cook himself wa,
not injured in the least
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

~ There is now pressure in the West
which no honest man regret /: is pres
sure OF Grain and Flour to market, choking up all
the channels of transportation, and far exceeding
the capacity of all tho Lake craft TO bring it east
ward The storehouses o. Chicago, Michigan City.
Detroit, Cleveland, &c. are ovcraowing and vessels
are eagerly chartered at high prices. The farmers
are receiving cash in hand for their crops and not
ut Srb-Treusury prices either. A Uniferm Cur
rcncy and equalzed Exchanges are still 'orely
needed; bat the people partially doing that for
themselves which the Government ought to de for
them by resolving to take nothing but Specie funds
for their property. The Flour and Grain specula-
tors have bitten their fingers little, but that
is their luck. On tho whole, things looking
we'll; and New-York will reap noble harvest from
her Canals this Fall.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

Sickness AT WEsr PoIsr.-We regret to learn
that there is good deal of sickness among the
Cadets at the Military Academy. Some 80 or 40
are suffering severely from dysentery, and it is
feared that one or two viii lot recover.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

himself that uone shall under sell AIM ~ sl0 IFh
SEPrEMgER 4th. 1871
II The under.lgBed will aad after this date ofer
for sale THE. FALL PATTERN FOR GENTLEMENs
HATS. Purchasers informed hat IN case, subte'
quent the by ihis establishment Of
change OF style, will Has Of PreY u pattern be 'bcsH,
unless especially called tor.
For g. information OF who yc, unaware of tho
advantages e purchasingat this estabsBnsbt, II Is hes
stated its rets sacs have atailed aA extent rsry
equaed and tiat BY mems OF peculiarly 'coi oiacAl
polio, N condu1 ton OF its bushes which h.s enabled
the proprietor to sintA Prce far be those OF any
the character OF hi- predictions.
Two styles OF Hat only sod.
lsi. Fine Sutri-, sod iHsarii5iy by other nanutsc
u:ers equally noted for IT pTeParation s. 0o....$iS
u. Int Aoeskin lSbAl wiln cloth IN er bfim, DTc
pared Ia style pseaI,sr TO the establishment
sl3 IL SPENCER cor Chsnaer and Cenue-sts.
II The Yo9ng Choir; adapted 10 the use OF ths
foapg by " liaa Il. Bradbury and Chsrrs w. SaBdeIs
- Ihs Is truly nGsica! age in which We i've. Teyefy
body not n tgGe Il will not 30 The faui Of the &c
kert Blu, Thatw we row nothing what shall yst
be. The next gener. ton ouid that young
asss, to enjoy It s.th Them yes, gsne'st!oa
will all be This book is all for the yorag-
IL for juvenile Singing Schools sabbath SCHOOL, Bgs
ClAssei &c The book got NJ in very good tste 100
music is mole and cheering. Tue elementary nstIaetios
duce 70 your children, and teach them ell 10 'Ing
=ii make them happier hiIe young, a1d better eiiz'
through life" rIa>, Star.
Published and for sale by DAYTON 4 SAXON,
sil G Aassau-it. sor OF Fuiior'
DSr. Barry Ciassieai and ConiraercIai
Academy iII Broadway, re-opeSed for the receppoa
Of STUDENTS, after August vacation For Cards cog
aiming Term. &C. apply Ar LocS~Sod's Booksto'e'
or to the Principal above mentioned. tzi e @T
II Not;ce-Mr. Rielarts-n's EVENING CLAsSEs
IN Book ec ing and PeGmansbip arc nov oPen Coefe
OF Instruct,on-FoRTY HAkD LESSONS. Hours IRON
uaul 10. Day Case. a. asa:l. 81 1ni' CIV
Il. n. Ca s. WsNS,
No. , AsTo$ House,
Mauufa ctbrer Of
Z VI B r. Ell l. A S,
PARASOLS & SHADES,
CHILDREN's RAIAsOLs,
WALKING CANES,
RIDING WHIPS &c.
Country Merchants Will be supplied the aes;is,o
able terms. 81 "@
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
citp fnttlljgtnee.
rRerorled for Tae Tnhuae.

Po,,cr Ory,cx-S,,slirg Ge!9.-Dcani, and Caihsr-
ne Eucsley were arrested Yesterday b. oeer Seembe
L,ni nth s,.aluy Is sovercigas. worth sS; IL fIors
vh E,rkley OF 65 Roosevelt which ;ei from
ket al aish, the door and were stolen teereison
vas supposed. by the prssoncrs on searching them &c
soveregus Cu=d on hIn and - OF hef' AAd hey
we're both committed Tor tria'-
Stfltze S6sey skas s-Robsr Smith wss arrested on Sat-
uriav by prysc wa;chEsaa Pa,e cr seains oar sheep
,kGs from country wa-oH AZ s1l'ea 'iifS"' Porty 81
B. J. Beleli Tuey iouBd =taT hIH aesF asa-eAr,
and he sss sen; prison.
named teorge W Boss aake t"o attempts 10
prs ,h- Of eu Intoxicated whcu ~ grocery
IL Gross s, ami falling ,uccscd procured female Who
ais, made the attempt gtheu, The dfunSes maa
then w-a; out, followed hy Boss when ~aAhah isS0s
arrested the latter. and he sent 20 psisor
URlacky Pisit it-COtsou Gale weUt trcn hrs hoarclng,
koase No. Washipsyou-sres, on Friday nish 10 the
neish5o:hood Of Chapel and Anthony streets where ifl
female induced him accompany hcr 10 No II Anthony.
street Wh,ic IN Scc there negro men named
Heurv Beunrd and Charles Gilbert entered the rcon,
abused h for being there they sad IL iheiE preses
and stealing whole ard two halt eagles fion ls pan
falcons pocket before his eyes LEFT the place asd he soon
followed Ou saturday eveepy Of ihea Gilbert wa,
arrested and committed. the osuer escspIny.
C.Grps Of issgrh and itie1ptt 10 Sa5.A man calilSg
h;r,.elf James Shelten ocgcd the watcs house
Saturday night aat yesterday SEM 10 pson 90 charge Of
sssautn: acnpu1g 10 slap anu 10 roo James o"eu IN
the street at Il! o clock
D,,ayIsriiss-Jorn II Johnson and William Craig were
lodged III the wachhouse sud yeseay dncd s. each and
being GEuAh and cisrf3e1E IN He ''ee iaey
maid and wsr- discharged.
T.ris-No.h sanford was yesterday arrcsedard corr
mted for sespg PAIR OF p4n;soorsaHd shit' from JVb
Mef;uirc No. - Eo:syth street
Jchn Roach fressed sd sent TO PRISON for stealing
an iroa boiler iror Mr.. Nschcock.
James Ca-Soa arrested and imprisoned FOR stealing
a watch from Cornelius Sisdc-
!, F,.,l Ogsnes-John Fcnei was detected by private
w.tcanap Su,bersnd in the act OF ains number Of
chickens frvm coop tac Catherine Market Tor "hcR
offence ne vas sent to prison
Shophtt,ng.-Mary Ann Mathews was arrested and
lodged ia prison for stealing coat worth sly from tho
store of John G Sporting. Ne. p Bowery
P:tia5ie Spectacle --~atcbmsn Courier on Thursday
night At II o'clock found Britget Roonan lying asleep
on the sidewalk Anihony street, drunk aud her infant
child ying near her Hs roue.d her up and ordere her
TO 90 home Al O'clock. however. be found he- again ~
ipy on the sidewalk Cross-s and s%eaigg,
and her child yIg exposed ,i;ua;ion near her He
slac,d both aud lodged is-n IN the watch house
YESTERDAY the graded mother committed TO prison
to be disposed Of
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

% Capt. ALDEN PARrsIDcE of Norwich, VT.
viii deliver Lecture the Probabilities of War
with Great Britain, and the Plan of Operations
which ought TO be adopted BY Us in case such
War should ensue, at Th0mpsOn's Hall, this eve
ming The Military and Scientific atiaihments Of
Capt. Partridge arc widely known. (See Card.)
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

TIE CrscIsSAri RloT.-We have received full
particulars of this most disgracefuI outbreak, but
the material points are as We have already stated
them. II is said that many Of the most active lead
ers were flom Kentucky, who were melted TO thi.
undoubtedly BY feelings of revenge excited BY the
course pursued ia Cincinnati with reference to run
away negroes.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13

q BrSeaAMroS Broomc Co.. elected Wing
Charter Officers last week.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-13
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

APPOiN TMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By Gaa xita tie edriee and eOaseHt Of tie Seaa's.
CHARLES B. PExRosE, Solicitor Il the Treasury.
GEORGE VI SMITH, Receiver OF Public Moneys
st Opelousas, La
Depaty Postr74stsrs.
JoAy 7. WERNER, al Pettsville, Penn.
william VI. PORTER, at Carlisle. Penn.
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