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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
4 TION ES.
81 Y. DRaPRR r.

Store 81 V;ilianr-Ifreet. eo-.er OF ptr.s,rst
On SATURDAY, Nov Goth, a, 10 o'clock. a, ii, Auc-
iiol Room.
cloths. Cas,in,cr.s and Beaver CIo,A.-w.., of rnr
land BroadCiesh. Beaver Cloths, Cassm.s Pilot Cloths.
&c &c.
AI.o. cases Eu.lsk Msrnoe.
Terms OF sale all Of 500 aad moath credit
10. approved enforssd notes.
On TUESDAY, Nov. I'D Al 10 o'clock at tie Au,e.oa
Rooms.
Package sale-2ao packages Foresn and Domestic Dry
Goods of Importation and adapted to the ss,ses
Ca,alos sues and sample, the morning OF ssis
Terms.All sums Of 500 and over, nioLths for sp-
proved endorsed notes.
WEDNESDAY. Nov %.
A, IL o'clock al the Merchants Exchange city ofNYork
RrAl ESTATES DRY house and 10, Known as No IA
East Broadwsy SIDE, being width front and
~ fee, BY IS feet IN cepih.
B-ocsyu2 lots fronting easteriy on hoser street. be-
Jorae1on sud Perport streets cpntaaiag IN front
Moser IS feet aud 81 feet ms IN the
BY 100 uch In depth northern BOUNDARY, and lQe
ect southern.
On lot fronting westerly Clinton between the above
named streets containing front Clinton .set y Il,
ard IN rear ~ 4 ms, anu IN depth 81 II Z Las.
Two lots adjoining the above on the north fronting
westerly Clinton containing together IN front and
50 4, and IN depth loo feet
Two lots aconing the last mentioned gu the east 'front.'
ing essterv Moser street containing together 'front.'
an! 20 feet and in dsp'h loo feet,
Two lots OF Joralemon and Moicr 'front.'
sGutkery Joralemon containing together r.at
50 It ms 81 Il. depth boundary 20 II
Is. western l9i II nch.
".
gsher in front Mo.er 5, Is Il, SO Il ms, in
depth loo feet.
Two lots fronting souhery Manhattan St containing
together in ami 10 a. depth bound
ary So feet western do 81 feet 8 ins.
Three fronting e.stery Court st. confusing To-
geher IN and - inches depth ~ Ice
nches.
Two fronting northely Msphsttan st. adjoining
e last named continuing together liz front aud ~
Il 5 Ds depth boundary 81 feet, eastern
- n G ms.
Five lots fTsstpg southery Joraenion It, Of
Court at containing together front l25 feet, i39
n las in depth Court 81 f. ms, aud westerly
boundary 100 feet.
Property on I'd avenue city, lots fronting al
nue. containing together front IS 4 ms depth " fed
7i-5th ms
Fifteen treating 25,h between 2d aud I'd
Gvenues each - lee, Is in width b, IS feet ns
depth.
Property Whitehall street-dwelng house and lot
Of whitehall and Front ste, containing front
Whitehall 81 # ms III depth Front IS It ins.
THURSDAY, Nova5, st 10 O'clock. At tho Auction Room
2o0 French Goods, of recent Importation.
Catalogues and sampis' on NOR ming OF sale.
Terms msnths for approved endorsed uotos, for all
sums of 500 and over
WEDNESDAY Dec. l.
Al u o'clock. at the Msrchants's Exchange.
BoSps-ODe Million Dollars Of Bonds Of the Ohio Life
and Trust Company, IN SKINS 10 suit purchasers having
about Is years rum bearing interest Of per cent
per payable semsnnualy, In the city OF N. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
ARRIVED Yesterday:

shs Auburn Johason 10 days from New Orleans win
cotton &C. to johnson & Lowden. ii.
Sap Nashville Hant. 20 days from New Orleans "i'h
cotton 10 E. K. Collins &Co.
Rrr Heurieta Parker days from Lnbec, with plaster
R,;s soendid, Freeman, 81 days from Malsss' with
,,,re fruit &c. TO P. Harmony i Co
Ri, ls.,c Mead Sludiey, 10 days from Da'ien' win
Cotton ION Sary Jane, McMath Alexandra, with -four to
s'Iss r Is.y Abigail B,ka., days from Bristol, r.
"' s,i mSse - Ships. BarAs. and Briggs Wind fresh
from East and RAINY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

Fog State rs. 1915 s9 offered 30 asked 1855 19i
oa rod oil asked SIS. ~ offered - asked City Loan,
1875 II oiferedl97O 70 offered, 60 asked OHIO Skies
sS offered Fives 80 asked Delaware and Hudson bora
lO5 offered, 1861 asked.
In consequence Of several Of the Banks having com
lnenced drawing oil London, the for individual bill
has declined TO " 81 Francs 1921 52j3. The bust
been limited to-day. Should Sterling go down
to ct aud Fran-s 52 the drain Of spec.e would
cease Sses Of American Halves have been made oday
at / premium; Mexican Dollars are dull at It,
There is muierial change in Domestic Bills The
rate on Phladelphia is 5 St, Baltimore - al New Or
leans at u, Mobile 9 a ".
The demand for money very goat TO day in the
street. of the Brokers appear cd Ia be vary hard
up The Banks refusing sake ioaps ON hypohe-
of funds until the departure Of the Great West
This structure in the money market is reason for
the great declue To raise tae wind holders arc
Obliged 10 sell.
The Vermont State Banner that the Csutt OF
Chancery ha, issued injunction against the Bank Of
Bennington, and appointed Gen. Henry Robinson and
Hon. n. H. Botlum receivers TO close up its affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

II New-Vorlk Ehenix Temperance BE
NEVOLENT ASSOCIATION commenced course Of
proected Temperance MeeIGgs on the Sd OF November
aud intend TO continue them every evening for weeks 10
conc, al such churches in NeWiork as may send them
written invitations through the Post Office or TO the Se
cre,a.y's Store 239 Centre Their meetings Will be
continued al Centre Market Hail. (oyer Gentre Market)
Grand Centre streets, on every Sunday from
TO 10 o'clock A. NJ. from to g. and from 10 o'clock
p NJ aud at Union Market, corner Houston and Column
bs streets. (sear the Dry Dock every Sunday from to
~ o'clock A. ~ aud from to o'clock, 2. NJ. All these
Temperance Meetings will be addressed by number OF
recently refrncd Drunkard,, and great eIsrtons VIII
be constantly made by officers cOnduo 'hsm IN the
most respectful and becoming manner.
A. w. GofF, President.
CmAs F. SMITH, Secretary. (9 ny Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED YESTERDAY:

Skins Hendrick Hudson, Morgan London, John Gri'-
void. B;rmipghan Robinson, Charleston. Gover ae-
Murray; Spl,ndia, crecAer, Mobile VIM "huOcA' 30
- Toion D,nkwater, Cedar Keys. Nesmi,h i
80 stssofast. (Brl Gilbert, Demerara, Goset Bar
csy p.sh, ar Huntre 5, ST. Johns, ~ f., M-ltisna
Cenuedy & Go; President: (Hsyt) Coos Cape hiyti ana
Por,.su- Platt. 4. c. Rosslre x Co -. 9Th.
Scboonsr. Ann Eliza Townsend, Richmond E'ishs
Ruckman, Bowen, Georgetown, Washington and Alex
srdria.
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IA drrte0 4,

la tiis city, Nov. Il, by Rev Dir. Hat IL! Smith j.
E-s;m TO Miss Eliza X. Lawrence youngest daughter
OF Herbert Laurence, Esq. all OF Inns city.
In this clty, Nov. IL by Rev. VIM. II. Lewis T. G.
&erwin Miss Jace E., daughter OF Wailar K. Wal
sor,h, Esq ali of tais city.
In lh:s city, Nov. To- by Rev. Heary Chase Abner De-
torn Louisa, youngest daughter Capt. Hart, all Of
thu, city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

Coughs, Coughs, COu.hs.-iiave You II cough
or cold AN affection the lungs or liver or any disease
that prcdsposes to consumption If so, obtain bottle oil
Dr. Wilianlss celsbrs,ed Compound Extract OF Hosr-
hound Balm Of Gile.d and Slippery Elm remedy that
never fails Tryit. Agents, Dr. Marcus hurd Drugg"t'
corner Washington and Courtand SIS Dr. W. . macy
po,apc, Medicine Store 1874 Bowcry, Churchs Di-pen
corser Sprin. and Bowery, Gibbons, 50. Canal ST.
&. w Badger Newark, and BY Druggists in The Country
generally Price 81 per bottle. MO Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
City EutelliQence.
Reported for the New-york Tribune.
CIVIL COURTS.


FRIDAY, November 10.
The only of interest presented toeuy action
brought by Agernou s. Gr,wOd egsinst Joseph W. Al
len Gate the frIn of Alien Il Ciley dry goods
dealers in arstree for OF $500 which the
plaintiff had bought up after the failure Of Allen Gil
eys house. apparently specuaon at 10 per cent but
which Mr. Aleu- stated trial. thinks instigated
by his lato partner, Mr.. Cey with view to his injury
The notes renewals from real estate speculation in
1887, and Mr. Allen cone,ts them the ground Of not
having originally received value and also having
of In given by the plaintiff TO Wocott & Good
wiu on demand, in 1897, aud endorsed by them. He
failed in both points, however being abe to show i'll
regard 10 the set that he bona de owned in Februa
~ las when the action commenced, which the law
governing the requires, and the original note being
deemed by the Court he valid The jury gave verdict
in favor of pais, for s573 49, principal and
In the Superior Court case, yesterday. Wilkes VS. Ne
wins, TownseGd & Co the jury gave ior defendants
Four OTHER INDICTMENTS AGAINST Col. EpwAKns-
Col. Monroe Edwards brought into Court ard ar
rsigned four several additional indictments for forgery
forging three drafts, Of them Of $4,000 EACH and
of $4,000, with design deaud Edward Corrc aud
Others Also for forging letter Of credit OF an 1lnited
amount design deiraud Joshua Clifford. To each
of the indictments he pleaded guilty, and motion
of his counsel, p Hall, Esq they ordere! 10 be
sent 10 the Court Of Oyer and Terminer for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
-Opening of
Gosling's French md American
EAPENG-kI USE,
No. a1O FuLToN.sTKEEr. n

No. so FuLToS-sTREEr, n. Y.
TN Of misfortune by fire. this Establishment
L has been closed for weeks but is re-opened
more splendid style than before. The great number OF
persons no have for been III the habit Of taking
als The neighborIg Eating Houses, aud who for r
al called here Only continued their patrC
ae but sso induced others do the same, in con-
sequence Of the great difference existing between this
place and those who have be.u longer engaged IN the
business and who by remi'sne', uaentIon have be-
come careless 10 their customers
The subscriber determined 10 give satisfaction 10 the
public, only in the cleanness and briancy of the
Saloon the potencss and attention of TIE walters bat
particular for the excellent hch every thin
cooked and the astouishingly low nhch every
thISg is afforded.
Statistic ihat h.s place shall nlTny. continue It
Is one the 5e-, Eating cuse IN New York. ("ith re-
gard 10 Others charges Ne hopes he irsl and itrmer
and the public IN general viii continue 10 en-
courage MIN IN his unceasLg efforts 10 merit their favor
n2D IL II. GO>LING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
? Repetition of DR.. sparks. Lectures.

In consequence o. the difficulty of accommodating tie
Chapel OF the uniyery all Who Je,r-us OF hearing
tse admirable Lectures OF d., JARED SPARES tie His
tory OF the Ase!ican Revolution and compliance With
Numerous and urgent solicitations from various quarters
me Lecture ComntIre cf tie New York Historical So
eety have made arrangements ,r concurrent repetition
Of ihsm at lie Tabernacle IN Broadway.
Tae ne~ Course will be comprised in Eight Lectures,
commencing at the Tabernacle Thursday evening Of
tbs present weak, November ls,h, hall pss o.
clock a4d 10 sc continued Saturday and Thursday
evenings uaiI concluded The Course the University
Will be continued a present No-day aad Friday
evenings.
Tickets of admission 10 tic Tabernacle Course are
placed al low price, in order enable Ill who els,
posed TO hear SO Distinguished Lecturer subjects Of
SURPRISING iutere.; TO every American citizen.
To the whsle Course 81 single Lecture, - cts
Tickets may be obtained the Bookstores CarvilI
Co les Broadway, OF Pine ST. T J. Grower, 633
Broaaway, near Bleecker-s, II. Greene 81, Broadway
Bartlett L Wexford, Broadway under American Hotel,
c. $ Francis, a@ Broadway, and ,rse Post, SC Bowery
and at the door the evenings of the Lectures.
FREDERIC De PEYSTER,
GEORGE FOLSOM, cu.t.,.,
CYRUS MASON. Noi'''''1es'
MIC Sits GEORGE GlRBS.
i The Cheapest cash TEilOr yet.-fE
TER " Hustled. No. Chatbala square. corner Of
Chatham street, makes Clothes TO order IN the
STYLE 10 per cheaper than the cheapest cash Tailor
in this CITY. go.J iii ia all warranted. o.s lu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
POLICE OFFICE.

FRIDAY. November 10.
Officer Stephen. to-day arrested TWO noted thieves
named William Ryer and Henry E. Mattoeks IN porter
house in the I'd avenue 18Th street charged with hav
ing pcked the pocket OF Thoma, W. Brsatd of the Gre
ton Aqseduct his pocket book containing goo yester
dav morning in house bad character al the coruor OF
Anthony aud Little Wa,or-s,ree,s, when Brsard was in
state of intoxicatisn No money found upon them
aud thew were committed to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
Josiah Richards, Auctioneer.
BY BANGS, RICHARDS az PLATT.
Store 1906 BrolknaS

MONDAY EVENING f3d.
Books PAPER &c-A large assortment of general mis-
cclaneous books; including also collection of and
popular novels.
Also, vsriety of English snsraVings, suitable for
SCRAPS Among them Hannah MooIe's Works Car
iyles French Revolution vols Hallecks British Poots
vols B.ysns American Poets; Caryles Miscelasies
vols; Wsl&n. Work. ROlieck's History OF Tho
World vols bvrrs Journal 2 vols Hoo IS Own Gin
cen's COncordauce; Halls Works; History Of Madrid
Jays Discourses vols Smith Testament vols; Pill
grims Progress Bslchambers Biographical Dictionary,
vols: Thomrson's Wosks. \ vols; Cowper's Works,
vols Gihson's surveying Syo; Homer Works, } vols
Fsks Travels. svo Remains of f. l. vols; PercleS
snd Aspasia yois sigournoy's Poems; Pauldpgs
Works, ) so's. Capt Marryu;ts Works. 10 Eyterpiad
quarlO, &c &c.
FRIDAY EVENING Goth
SPLENDID HsCLIsH AND american Books AN exton-
sye collection choice English and American editions OF
standard works, elegantly illustrated Books, &c.
Particulars at sale.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
100 dozen super coored Skiyers, consisting Of cochi
neal, bIur, black and parson rolors.
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A FEW IMPORTANT FACTS.
+. w. 81 w. r. GTLLEY,

$50 GrGnd-Street,
OFFER ar extensive assortment of rich Fancy Staple
and Domestic DRY GOODS, lower prices by At least
~ per the article be obtained any
othar this country. Hee is aspecmen OF prices
SEzAWLS.
Rich s-4 Damask silk Sbawis, s. so.
Rich IO4 Sstin go.
Splendid Wool Cashmere - CO.
Rich French Broche 0c.
Ne~stye Freuch De LANES, ,; %. per yard.
Splendid oreutAnes, patterns e.. to 81 per yard
grea, variety Lreas Table Covers ana shsesings.
White Red and yellow Faunels, which .e warrant to
be imported, ard will not shrink IN washing.
BROAD CLOTHS. BEAVERS, sc.
$50 pieces comprising all kads, styles and colos.
Good DARK Cloth, at 81 - and - 90.
Fine DO. suitable cloak. and coats ifom 5! III
toss
leo pieces Csssi -eres, come low IS cents.
sATENET s-SATlNETs.
In this article defy the world. We can 'ell, AID do
SELL cheaper than other merchants buy say what thoy
will. D0MEsTICS.
We say nothing amss when assure The public that
can afford sell by the yard piece cheaper than
the Wholesale merchants.
n B.-Giley The usme 49, is the Number. ais Otis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
Ne,x-VarI, gIarke1..

AsHEs.-There is no change, and not mach activity.
Pots t l2i, Pearl, IS.
CorToN.--Not much doing. The marke, is firm.
The stock light not exceeding 500 barrels mostly old.
FLOUR.-The storm has prevented operations, and
there is no oh -nge TO report sincc yesterday.
GRAIN.-The Virginia Wheat remains uasold Rye is
still scarce 40 cents, Delivered offered for lot
Sales 4505 Southern Corr &c measure 2OOO do Ohio
Mt II cents weight; Northern 70 cents weight Sales
Is bushels Barley from at zoe small parcel
Southern sold Acc Northern scarce snd quick
nt a. 5lc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

GRoo-SHors IN ovR ClTY.-We are informed
hat our present Corporation has already lcenced
four Hundred more greg-shops than we're in the
CITY last wear. We fear it will take our Washing
ton and other Temperance men long while TO
stop drunkenness at this rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF
aENCH AND ENGLISH CASSIMERES

FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASSIMERES,
OF me LATEST FALL WINTER PATTERNS,
Can he found at the
New-E ork Cnrh Tailoring Establishment
I42 Fulton-sireet near Broadway,
Where particular attention /, pAt to cutting Pants in
any STYLE may WISH and made NJ the short,
uo,,s. great variety CT Diamond Vine ard Bond
street Beavers for Overcoats made order III style
surpassed by none aud prices TO suit the most ecOnom
ical Also usual full assortment Of West-of England
and French Cloths together with tho Wooen Velvets'
CasImeres Brocade and ether Silks for Fes,ings. com
prlses a. full an be found in the city,
Strict puactu.ty observed in filing orders. Cash
delivery. and abatement IN prices.
B.-Those persons in want Of good and IA honablc
overcoa moderate price, invited to call aud ex
iyla and quality before purchasing esc~he
Mr. tisysrd vss his hole attention to the cutting de-
plrtluen whose aane ia guaranty for hri-rato
it, ~ II J.. BOOTH. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

&C The half-decayed body Of an Indian mas been
found in one of the ancient mounds near ST. Louis
--whereupen the Republican concludes that those
mounds were constructed for cemeteries. Does
that follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

Se There was storta OF snow, rain and wind
Buffalo on Saturday and Sunday last which be-
spoke the approach of Winter, The Canal sea
son i. nearly over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

~ The c o'clock steamboats, for Albany will
be discontinued after tonight. Boats will contin-
rs TO leave the foot of Courtlandt st. every even
ing al 5 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR.
NoyEMscR II, 1871.
Elias Clark, of Gens,oo, Supreme Coart Commissions
~ las County Of Livingston, in place OF John Young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE NEw-foKx
rs,vras,rY We have hesita,ed long to speak
:, ,ommeadatou of our new or rather regene-
ard, Medical Institute for several reason,, fore
most among which is rooted hostility TO the
adjudication Of Medical or other Colleges. We
have far too many already; and We always dis
,ourage the establishment, of new one. In the
,s.t place, we have considered that our City had
one gsod Medical College already, and that
another would be uniustly prejudical to its pros
,erity. Observation has, however, convinced US
that two Medical Institutes Of the first class will
prosper better in our City than one, and the uni
form experience of our City confirms the position
The establishment of little schools all over the
country is prejudicial, but this evil is rapidly
working its own cure. Ninetenths of our Stu
dents and young physicians attend the Lee
lures in ono or other of our chief cites and we
find, on inquiry, that very many who would other
wise have gone 10 Philadelphia have this year
stopped at our University. Some within our per-
sona acquaintance who went on to Philadelphia
tie University Professors.
A medical friend in whose judgement we have
much reliance suggests that if our University is re-
solved TO have theirs indeed the best and most ap-
proved Medical Institute ia America, outstripping
its older and highly popular Philadelphia rival II
viii be advisable that she at least equal her IN The
organization and exten, of her Medical Faculty.
If we compare the arrangement OF the Chairs IN
the TWO institutions we shall find that the division
Of labor is such as to enable the University OF rem
sylvaaia TO present to the Student IN a more ample
manner, those branches of Medicine which are ex
clusi7cly the offspring OF the present age, and
which constitute in Europe and America, in almost
every wc-adapted Institution, a department eager
" sought by every student. We will be understood
by our medical readers, to refer to Physiology and
Pathology, both of which have commanded so large
share of the abors of the scientific in our day,
to present to the student claims not inferior any
branch Of Mcdicine,-for while Anatomy is dis
playing the ntrica;ely and wonderfully complicated
mechanism of the body, Physiology is unfolding the
and establishing the basis Of all correct reasoning,
upon The means by which disease is produced.
Pathology, on the other hand, as it is received
by the profession, is the assemblage of tho facts
which have resulted from the arduous researcher,
of the morbid Anatoast displayed in the vari-
forms of lesion which are presented by inspec-
ton after death. 1t may be regarded as intimate
" allied to Physiology, and indebted to it for the
means by which the accumulated facts have been
arranged so as to determine it whole and by
whose aid it ha. been elevated TO the proud re-
putaton which is indicated by its title
We do not pretend to assert that this disparity
Is rremcdiable, Ror do we know but that measures
ue being adopted to accomplish forthwith what the
friends of this noble enterprise must deem every
way desirable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20
DAGrhsswRNrYpE EIKENRssEs

OF Children whom Ne love, aud Parents ne revere.
Secure the ShGdOs rs SgbstdaUe fades
Taken utter the plan b. Mons bsguerro BY
M. vTLLERS, M. D.,
No 233 Broadway, facing the Park Now-York.
From A. NJ. to 4 p. NJ. daily, Sundays excepted
Taken in Falt, Cloudy, and eyen III stormy Weather
Instruments furnished, and Pupils taught wiz his late
improvements.
Terms modern,c for Cnsh. nlsG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

Disaster ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN.-As the steam
boat McDonough was towing three loaded Canal
boats up Lake Chanplain on Tuesday morning,
the bow-line of one of the boats broke, and she
swung heavily roundi strong northwest gale
blowing at tie time. The stern line held in the
teeth of the gale, tearing of the plankfng OF the
stern and rudder; wbereuPon the crew escaped to
another boat The steamboat now towed her two
Remaining boats to place Of safety; but, in at
tempting to go back TO the injured boat, ran on
reef of sunken rocks, where she now lies, com
plete wreck. The Canal-boat drifted ashore IN
Button bay, ruined; about one-'hird OF her cargo
damaged. The total loss i, very heavy and tails
chiefly on J. G. Pemberton of Vergennes, as
we learn from the Vermonter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

" The advocates OF the largest liberty IN
grog selling in Boston on Monday night threw sew
eral bottles filed with filth through the windows
into the house OF Mr. B. A. Gould, foreman OF
Jury which had recently convicted man for
selling liquor contrary 10 law. His carpets, &c
were nearly spoiled. OF course, he mus, be con-
WINGED that to obey the laws and tho dictate, OF
conscience will never do for free country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

STEAM SHIP OF WAR REGESr.-"e have re-
cevcd an excellent lithosraph of this noble vessel
built for the Spanish Government by MessrS'
Brown & Bel of our City; the Engines, &c by
Messrs Ward Stillman & Co. OF the Novelty
Works. She is l54 feet inches in length, 80 II.
8 in in breadth, and IA IT, 8 in. deep, with two
Marine Engines, cylinders 42d inches diameter,
IS inches stroke. She is s,anch sea-boat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-20

IOl.DsmlFn's WHITING AND BOON
u KEEPING ACADEMY. 2SI Broadway, opposite
Washington Hall.--Mr. GOLDSMITH respectfully IN
forms the ladies' and gentlemen OF New York and Brook
lyn thst his Rooms open for the reception OF
pupils and viaters
OF OsE Hour EACH, ais admired system OF MEX