davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

D1.GRAcEruL-In the Ohio Legislature on the
.ad ut., petition for divorce wa. presented, when
Mr.. Byng,on inquired if it would be in order to
move that the pct..ioR be sent TO HE'LL Mr..
McFulty moved that the gentleman from Pike
be appointed the special messenger for It's acs-
match -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

CITY Prl>oy SrArIsTIcs.-Committsd-
white males, 20 females, 20 black males and IL
fcn,acs-,oial. l64. Di.charged-50 white males,
90 females, 20 black male. and y fsn,ale.-total,
l4l leaving IS white males, % females, Is black
males and 10 femalcs-,otal. l30 still in conine-
lnent, one white male having effected his escape.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

rrMEC!LiNiCS' INSTITUTE LECTtREs-rhere
will ~. no L-ciurc thi, evening, Monday February hGl
on Wednesday the 9th usUnt,aDr Lee will lecture On
Inst l,c City Hall commencing at o'clock. and on Mon
dav following. !.clar dams Locke, Esq. vii commence
,:s..,"; H.. n
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

u The mail-stase from Peru to Ottona. HI.
was swept of, a few days since, in attempting 10
cross the Vermilioa. The four horses
drowned; the driver and passengers succeeded in
getting TO shore
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
THE TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 1912.

y Fiom te very extensive circulation OF this paper, both
among business and I: families, viii be found ad
vanageous medium for Landlords Advertisements for
Hoass and Stores 10 sell To let pcrscns wishing
rea iouses or IeneheI well as .os general Mercai
Gz and Hsce!laneoas Advertisements Partcua. attention
pad 10 Legal Notices Advertisements may De banded
be Office ~ Ann street TINE before 20 O'Clock the
venag The rates oi advertising N tbs paper, view Of
tle eX,en.oits circulation viii be- found extremely low.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

FRom CAMrzAcHy.-By the schooner Bornco
we have received iucatan pnpcrs to the : tn inst
from the capital. They contain the articles .:
agrccmcn, as TO the terms on which lucatun re-
Joined the Mexican Fcdcra,ion. signed the 18th
Dec. Yuca,an is guaranteed in her domestic IN
siitutons, as before the separation. Thc lucatnn
Tariff to remain as at present established, and
never to be changed by Mexico. The State never
to be required to furnish men :or the army navy
of Mexico, except ore battalion Of guards, to be
composed of natives, and never to be ordered uuI
of the State. ard the local Governo: to be the
commander The State retain its public YES
sells, well to prevent smuggling as to punish in.
suits and aggressions from without; and to Pay
its quota OF the foreign debt And the receipts
from customs to belong entirely to Yucntan 1t
r.muins l., be seen if Santa sna will ratity this
compact being nearly tnntanount 10 the ac-
knowlcd gc,nen, of the independence Of the State
of Yucatan; especially the Mrxicnn Commits
sioncr was instructed demand that the Governor
of the State should be appointed in Mexico, and
that a standing force should be maintained III lu-
c=tln by the supreme government. Iobasco We
learn By the papers, is similarly situated as re-
gurds its relations with the mother republic.
| mo Bulletin
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

Brw,re OF. CouxrraFsirS ~ EcytSc tIoREHcrSD CAS.
DY--In.s caution i necessary row that TN, market IS
rntled with spurious, aud counterfeit article uuirr ;si
naIr Which arc pounded OF yla-ou drug, ar rsG.
be- II err, i0re. .lluitea.thy and pernironr.
Howe, iy.ene l!oreho:nd Candy i wa-rantc! 10 ie
nror.n, and safe While IT. curative powers a,te>te by
M tn,lc whohay, obliGei relie fgcm Cough, Sore
throat loaf>cnc,s and other effects OF eNposre Be
TO Obtain The real Hygiene Candy AZ 52 BoalWay corner
of IssN;rt! street.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

FROM New GRgSADA.-lVc have received Va
lenca dates to the lith ult The mediation Of!
cered bv Il. B. NJ. Queen Victoria, to put an end
to the civil war in New Grenada, has been de-
clined By CarInona Thus ends the mission of Sir
John Stewart. Carthagena continued 10 be close
lv blockadcd, both BY sea aud land; but was
10, allowed By the English squadron. Hence
plenty Of provisions went in. 1t is stated in let
ter from Pusto, dated December 18th, that the
mains of the army of Obando had becn totally dis
pcr5cdby the government troops, and that this nm
successful rebel was fleeing toward Peru. It was
currently reported that Ganarrn, OF Peru, had Of
tercd TO Obando four thousand men and SIX hundred
thousand dollars, TO carry on the war against New
Grenada Several of the rebel officers. nae de-
clarcd to General Flores. that they lavc in
the hand, of Obando the letters from Gamnrra
making this offer. Sunday Herald.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

n-y NELSON J. wATERBGRY, II rine.str.et, Aron'y
an,! Solicitor in the Court, OF this State and OF the Ca;ft
S,ate> fr,prncer,iings in Bankruptcy will be ait4aro
with care nj !.iEpa,cL ~ J'iA
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

II Scvcm,cruii, sIard-FIRST DiSTRlCI-
AWAKE! .tWAkE.-rhe Democratic Wings o The ffN
District the Seventeenth Ward are requested 70 nee,
TIlS EVENING; At tl- house ot T. G. HAWKINS corner
Of ,en and ious,ct the purpose OF Organizing h'
Di>triu,. Ry order Of the Ward COMMITTEE.
+. Y. PRIME. Chairman
J,..r. AxnrpSnx= ercrai,rv II It.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
sy and With the advice and cousen, OF the Senate.
.ALGKRsoS Sidney RoBERTsos, TO be Marshal
of the United States for the Eastern District OF
Louisiana
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

MA1L RoBBERY.-The Cincinnati Republican
saws tha, the mail from Lexington to that city,
that left on the morning of 22d,was robbed at Flo
renee hv., By the Postmaster at that place, WA
HUNTER. He came to Cincinnati or Monday and
called al the Office Of B. w HEwsoS 4 Co, 70
exchange his money. which consisted OF between
500 and 5000 in notes OF the State Bank OF 1ndi-
ana, principally IS. From apparent crasurcs of
certain private marks on the Bills, Mr.. Hcwson
was satisfied ,hev had been stolen from the Mail,
and Immediately took Hunter before the Mayor
After shor, examination ne retired to a private
room with Mr. Hcwson, and confessed the theft,
The Mavor held him to bail in the sum OF $4,000.
III default of which he was committed
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

Il 70. an article the Precious Metals, Facts in
regard 20 Ta-:H, No. 4, Sketch o: +. @ Ada;nss
Speech, Products 0: Inc United States &C., see tH''
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

~ D. y Doohttle', compound Vegetable CaaJy aG
sie-e, by thos=,.o have used it. The best rep'eE cr
cough. co, .oreilroa;. and affections OF thc clr.t al
urs. uov offered o,ile public. sold wholesale and Te
it tie proprietor, Botanic Meteine Store, 20 Cene.t
For nce:l,. ~ aLyertlsGErnl Y lW-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

BOwEpY AsIrHIrFgArRE.-.h> COMPANY having hefn
dslrroi.cd hv detention ~ i vessel ior EUROPE.
a.ohsr week. and POSITIVELY ~ ong''r they present
nGcrla ,aetyr oL rich and !lLerrsills sIl>cliei
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

lHFX4cAS MUsEUMAditiona aitractIan. irc put forth
here ti> prop.,n state that TN establishment
.> no connection with any other, and not belong
10 q stock comnaL.Y.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

Itrarey comes 70 our ,urn notce vaiuabe publ
ca;ion this We had spoken o in high term. by
the English press had idea that j, was % coprehea
ye work a. Is, got up any Thing Ike the labor aHa
expense thar haze evidently been bestowed omit a dc
onary is hardly proper name ior IL Il should haze oeea
called Htory OF the Arts, to onits nothing hat y
necessary be known OF any OF the various things whca
il treats OIL The publication being issued IN sanlaona.y
paris, and viii be completed tweny-one numbers al -
each, that tbs most valuable work VII ony sa'.
subscribers dollar and twenty-five cents Inc A'
nuber has been just issued. For further pa!cuiaFs e @
advertisement in another co,cGa and after read!ns "
sincerely advise the reader 10 ard subscribe iots: WORK
iTIt(2)
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

GoGiaa,., EaG deBeanl" rom the KIN ,ss-.
plew free - I'm Ion> hylt> ote2tn. properties,
rcduca. Inflammation and heals coIpnc bai!i> ans G,
render. .ku Ua, he12tiiy lcot ans. aiyS e,
Wherever a>s iEpdrt ao!,ianal charms "a the coUacy.
on i> Scet.eat !or gentlemen sio receive
arrovance t5arr fe usc % tl2r razc-. $ Pc bottle
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

~, SIXTEENTH WARD, Filth District-rhe Demo
cratic Wing Committee OF the rlt Drc; are rrsrect,uY
requested ,o attend ameen% 20 iche ~ tc G"u. ai Ion
D. Cooner corner al 'rhrtytOur->troct and il Ayenue
on Monday The 7th day ofFehruary iSi2
puncla attendance Is requested.
r. K. BENNETT, Secretary
- U,REfR pre,j,len, IS 2t'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

SHocklSG MrRDEg-Tlc wife Of joseph Icl
son of Brooks, in this county came near being
murdered, by having hot lead poured into her
Her husband has been examined before rnagis-
,ra,e but was not recognized to appear AZ Court
All the material circumstances which can ga
tller are thcsc:-The family sisted oi Mr. Jcl
lison and wife, and three small children. He re-
tired 20 bed early, and requested his wife to retire
early, saving that he wished carly breakfast.
lie was bound away. She did not, however retire
until about ten o'clock Her husband slept OH the
back side Of the bed, and the bed was against the
wall Of the house and her infant was with her.
About two o'clock she awakened by sense
ton a, though her head was on ire aud screamed.
Her husband seized hold of hcr and asked what
was TIE .nausr. but whether he from the bac,l
side OF the bed or ues or the bed. or was stand
inc beside the bed, she could not tell. She told
him to ger some water and pour into her car, which
relieved her somewhat They sal up togcile. the
remaining part OF the night, she receiving nothing
but kind treatment though no physician was sent
for Nothing was seen by her of any ladle or
shovel, but she found some pieces OF end in the
bed in the morning, and her neck and shoulder
was burnt little, as also hsr child but her ear
in the part exposed 10 sight, was not burnt at all
The PHYSICIANS testified that the CAVITY in the
ear was filed with either lead or some lsibe mat
ter: that it Visible on examination, and that
he cavity of the firmly filled that ,hev
could no, remove it with their Instruments, though
they had taken out several pieces. The woman
as may be supposed, has nearly if no, wholly lost
her senses, and whether sue VIII survive is doubt
Z r
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

IT Scycnfcrnrii syard.-FOUItTII DISTRICT.
The Democratic Wig Electors ol the Fourth DIrct as
requested 10 attend adjourned meeting AZ ;. = Brown
iDg' % Sixlir,, TUESDAY Evening at half past seven
O'Clock. funcual Attendance Is requested.
LEWIS HUNT Err, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

II We have had occasion before to call the attention OF
readers the Emoient Composition for Shaving pre-
pared By GEORGE D. CoGGesHAL 4ol Pearl-stre+.t We
have used Til, article for long umc, and think
paS,edby any OF the French or English Saponaceous Con-
pounds, not excenting that ot Gnerau OF Paris
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

CHAPMANs TABEf TRop of four sides each Of differ.
ent sharpening properties commencing with powerful
ure; from 50 cents to 81 50 each waan,ed,o please
or the money returned Made at lo2Wlliam-st
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

fsscot> OF is c4r,er struck he earth, blade * as,
ever f,Ne a:l may h. >ad IN >!l'ar I5ee, -,
wBtIt EocT0ud, PpGtrc> Sabutc> tcUch Tie IAN III
is1t 'ani,te> 7enl IL .acc Eacm0g3c. 50 estacoG>
tbs reparGo iha!u inmates a.t.r ;be application lie
>i., lr2t t1oa ~ ag -e,ure> ;he >oitIt.,
ard >iFt>o'ne>> OF 'rr vcG't To hc had t>G7 2c9.
way and VI a.Acr-.scy door from Bradud dy 3 perl l
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

j. President 7EnIan WILL hy specia! request de-
tv-r farewell dscour,e the 2d gsonal Church
Of Deancy and Chrye This ,sondayl Eyfnng
O'Clock The friends o PresidrrI Mah1n ana ~" pub
lie generally are respectfully invited intend Business OF
importance win be brought before the meeting after th
sernon II IT
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

1.-THE FOUR G roT ne me s,nsn u.Ien
with preliminary dissertations and noes cr'fcai an an ,,scsI
ator by George Campbell! D. D. Principal o. rom the
College and OF hs Ministers OF abe9oesa, H. ale by
DAYTON L. NJ .,r.c,s
-. L-,I,o, I'd Nassau sIecI~
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
PRoaor.oss AND Aprofsrxzs7s ~ rHE Ar

fEo.oTIoSs AND APPOINTMENTS iS THE AR
sY.-The following promotions and appointments
II ,h., army have been made BY the Prss:dcat by
and with the advice and consent OF The >cnatc
Cosrs OF TorooR,rHIcAL ESG,SEEIis.--2G
Lieutenant Wm. Il. Warnerio be lst Lieut..
FIRST REGIMENT oy DRAGooSs.-3d Llsu;.
Thomas McCrate TO h. lst Lieut..
Brcvet I'd Lieut.. L. jenkins 70 be I'd Lieut..
S.coSD RECIPIENT or DKAGooS>.-lsti-:c Lieut..
Nathan Duyiiu- TO II, Captain.
I'd Lieut. John H.f!i!! 10 bc=I>; Lieut.
% Lieut.. Alber; Lowry. h,, i; lie,.t.
Br.yet 2tl Lieut.. PnSlip ". Mcdonald 70 be ID
Lieutenant
FrRsr RgGIxGSr or ARrILLgRY.-i5rcvct : 4
Inn. samuel Jones to be 2G I.;crt.
TgIRD REGIMENT or AETILLgRy. I-;;s,.t.
Robert Anderson to be Captain.
lst Lieut.. I. D. keya, to be Captain.
81 Lieut.. Wn tiiihau To b. Isl Lent.
>, ;eut. W.l,. r. Sherman TO Be lst Lieut..
Br,yet ID Lieut.. John I. Reynolds 10 r., ID
Lieutenant.
TulRD RyGlrgSr OF lSEiS7IY.-.d i4leCt.
Daniel 7. Claa5leI To be1-t Lieut..
Br.yst "a Lieut.. srslr B Richardson to b, ID
Lieutenant.
Jo-epil >.ldeu to De- Isl Lieut..
B,rvct % Lieut.. Alex. {. Ii Dalncs 10 be "a
Lieutenant.
Brevet ID Lieut. c. Morris 70 -'=ed Lieut..
Benjamin Z I.ar.c,i rr.-2ppon;ed Fayrfs'>ter-
Thomas ,f.=Lcslie ye-appoiH,,N! Paz1fi'i.te:
SUBSISTENCE DErARTNEsr-Nlalor. Joseph /.
Tay!or. Co',lissal OF Subsistence te . ''''
.Cor..nissar, General ot Subsistence.
Captain Richard Is. L"t,sbrsHct -Hgter, oo.li-
r.issss Of Subsistence TO be Iot.tn:s'lr! OF SUD
sistcnco with the rank OF .aGl2r.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

4 GREAT CnAsH.-A portion Of the great wal!
on Furman street. which was erected to protect
the residences of Judge Rudclif' and Mr.. Peet,
came down about II O'Clock las, night, with
tremendous crash, which was distinctly heard in
everv part of our citv and also in New-York The
wind was blowing gale a, the time.
TBroohlyn Star
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

~. psr.on. ,ayir- claims against the la;e puo, o.
,.5ss 1n Of George DearIorn Co. are requested 70
send ,hem in writing to The oee 0i i'Sn, ,n :,
Dcsirg, Attorney, No. II wan 81
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

II PARTICULAR MOTTO psbsa, ,sbo are i@. brsaS
furniture OF any description cispos lar any portion
M n . hous..keeTing Wi! rdy i-n.s Ealing
or al Of their es, by .endng their aaGGe a Tss
upon the subscriber Goods 10 any FIN I, 'af Chary
(C +. W. -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

%EW-NoRS.
Lloyd L. Bri,ion, Theo r Bogcr, JOHN Bennett,
Isaac 4. Bgg-, Da,id Barrett San' W. Benedict,
Alfred Brooks, Samuel Il. Brooks. John Conkl;r
Stephen :. Clark, EawSd w. Church, Ely Devoc
w. {. Dusenhury, Brigham L. Eaton John Fowler.
Sa,uuel Fisk, Chs ti. oy!en, Horace ,aie>.
John Low, Eeninnin F. Ice, ChaS aIcNjeil.
Geo. T. Marcher, " M ". NlcArde. Jesse York Niles.
o. $ Pa,ti>on. VIA. +. Palmer: Luciu> T. Roster,
Simeon I. Smith John Jay Swift, Z. l. Van Novien
John White. J. C. EaI1Rcnselasr.
ENooXLYS!
Edwnr,, Doye John L. Nandevu,er
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

~ Nh Lyman Potter thrown from MS
horse rear the bennington (Vt.) Iron Works on
the 25,h ut and was so severely Injured by The
fall ,ha, he survived but s few hours.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

u No mail from Albany yesterday
u An article in relation to the Dclevan lnst'-
tute is IN type, and will appear tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

TO rvs yNnsoT From The IN; i;-oi,,,.
tor. a. t;rau..iea5S Rencyor rie !a.s, ,#s, beer ~
,,,tl v! ;lt lprrp6a;on wh,cl o;y bc accorie, "a
an ig,i ,.,t ,> been s.l tsie andnot toual ~eal;c
The confidence reit.,& ren:e,iv ae- ,apse o;
time, ..;.e!sg. t. test ierjE> j conclusive eyiencr
q, =, i-fi a,,-g-adu au u te great ro;oE.-ty Il IA,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

-ieat In, >ucce>> tla, tasr 1n.,aioes avs
bccii lso-;.t s;icH nliapoa> by those wio >.'-c1c
u;,on ~. ieor-ace or cretay ut tac fEhae By alvas
,,udthU l.ertczIly at a.. hc raInr 90 me cotag1,
.a2 rc who laytnot ueuueo themselves Mltt lhe rge
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

u The boiler OF a new Iron Steamboat at st.
Johns, \. 5. burst on the Goth ult. Several of
the hands on board were severely injured, and one
OF them, Jeremiah McCarty, mas since died
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

glr5..t.oil b. lcl0 0, Ilal >e9yicc 70 iAoe ,1
have FF. acco-ingu;ae t;.Nilltst'oGS, "it carr s3i
cf>e,"-aure. ard an !Gay eapclrace ;hr b,Eesc +,
rrfr effects. II /, now u,e.. day by than 5000
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07
II A Dictionary Of the Arts, Sciences,
,snnufacture. and 1Fine.-Contaning clear e1.

position Of their Principles and Practice by Andrew IRE
~ d. illustrated vi,i 1910 engraving, wood Nom the
second London E4it-on. Nsw-lork, Leroy Sunderland.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

TE>SEssEE--We learn from the Nashville
Banner Of the 25,h pit, that The Legislature of
this State had agreed to end its session without
ccc,ins United States Scna;orz) on the 7.h of
February.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

o James l. Morrison, lately first teller Of The
Manhattan Bank, and formerly OF the Us Bank,
of this city, has been appointed Cashier Of the for
r>er Institution.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

Q-T On TUESDAY, last FABiUS NJ. LAWSON, Eso.
was elected Treasurer of the Commonwealth oi
Virginia. Mr. l. had for many years acted as
Chief Clerk OF the Treasury Department.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-07

Union.
He gave way a little before four clock to no
ton to adjourn.
In the SENATE the President laid before the
BODY communication from the L. S. Treasurer
showing the settlement Of accounts for tho first
and second quarter, of 1871.
Memorials and petition, were then introduced,
after which resolution. offered by Mr.. SMITH of
Ia, instrlc,ing tho Committee on the District TO
inquire into the expediency Of prohibiting the sale
Of lottery tickets was adopted as another. on
motion of Mr.. MERRIcK, asking the President 20
communicate correspondence between this Gov
crnlnept and that of Belgium. relating TO losses
sustained bv our citizens during the borabardmcat
Of Antwerp in 1880.
Mr. BARROW offered a resolution lingering OF the
Secretary of the Navy as 70 the appropriations for
navy wards during 1884 TO l8!l-thc condition OF
tho navy yard at atPcnsacola-the measures adopted
for the defence OF the South Atlantic and Mexican
Gulf, and the cxpcdicncy Of establishing q navy
yard at New Orleans.
Mr.. BENTON moved a resolution instructing the
Finance Committee to inquire whether the public
creditors were paid in specie or paper money: he
said that he would no, receive Treasury notes FOR
his pav others isht submit 10 i,-he would not .
After little debate between Messrs. MASGuM
and King Mr.. WOODBURY. moved resolution re-
qscsting the President to submit statement Of
moneys paid to III. Commission Of Inquiry aP-
pointed in relation to the public buildings
N1r. Mouros moved TO take up the bill author
ising claimants to land IL Arkansas, Missouri
Louisiana, and Mississippi TO institute proceed
ings 10 try the validity OF their claims. This was
debated at some length and
Mr.. BESTos gave notice that he should move
on Monday to take up bis bill TO postpone The oP-
GRAFTON Of the Bankrupt Law. After going into
Executive session. .thess Senate adjourned, ARGUS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08
cit arer Drfs@.
~ WaIa nANNER.


.a ~ -.
talhe Prtcecieg colinns We gise Ne flsesess
Of The Psesiiea and the proceedings % The House
Of Representatives spon thas iniadieions. sAOogA
plausible. ascanen. The prSnpi application 81
Mr. Bogls, Of III, wsbsieEs aanifAbie con nen-
nary ppoa Gen yscksoass Protest. was poser,
AID nus have pe,ri6ed lie .sGu4Id Nothing
eeald hare beea more happily Or apply applied
than hat commentary and Mr. Tyler's ows vote
.oa ne heel ofii s9rsly. ibe waters of ehsivibH
ransl. have passed over tAe nemety e The PSI
siseni. else Sc osula noI have placed hiaassif IA
sach an Suenriab'e piedieaneni Tie khold
msuet.. hoHever. illustrates he weakness and
rersasiiify az The hamaa hesft WhsaSsHposed
10 power, nous we're more ietcquenSly Indignant
ihanIAir. Tyler -en,susisd With AUTHORITY nore
ara mora -iasaisnl 10 rs exercise than he
The fefervrce, to ;his matter brings tolmiad
ilss 1aIi 81 unifOrusty uhieh eharae,srisss 'hs
eshl Ect az tie President, Ia SIS LETTER 70 FhF
lsasibhia commii,ee,he boldly elaimslexeHiPlion
freq iall responsibility for the fnilure'o. acsior
Cd iihe great sshjsei referred =. ana eeasufe'
sesaeshat hastily he delinquency. Of conefess-
fskls yelo,he expresses himself in the slnop.hes
plslssble manner. and declares his readiness 'c
acabiesee in measures snggesssd By the 'rlsdOH
| oauongress.. Iahisleuer 70 one d his parasites
fniibt wes,, he'd afsciesises lie Representatives,
ALB. Mousjps PSSi9eians.p whose sole purpose
Ii s-ems d BE- 10 .hRsI, his suggestions and EN-
bsslass bis Administrator Anshis. Protest, h
isik. moasofiiy aboa. Z csmiiy'' and 4 preprie
tyi as Il he duilest e bis Feeders could not a
caFe de:ecs his siekepirg saecsaNen- Of the one
and his palpable disregard Or lhePiher
SEINE persons have been half Disposed 10 as
1Ies lie authorship. Of the, PIoiesl 10 "A NOR,
dtS1erous hand aud cooler head Than Many
Iefs; bal al Who are acquainted with his swelling
style, will readily recognise in his paaper asou
." kgood name transmitted from apairios father, J
income 10 The conclusion that his whole ca
rett only adds anolhe, to The many proofs TIA
this 1, no.lhe irs, instance in which goot maj
has had. 4 recreant son, and (which patriotism
ha4tan on. with the generation that gave
biIih. *
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08

The war between the adherents of the Loco
Foco aspirapts tothe Presidency is beginning q
war warm, and will afford rare amusement 10
the. Wings, who at present go in for only One
Nan. II seems clear thar Mr.. Calhoun i, ee-
sernned to- stand The "hszard 81 The die, 'and the
yahites will find il no easy matter to choke. him
eff The New York Tribune, referring 10 the
probability Of contest betvesn Messrs- Clay
and calAoun., says sit would be spectacle 10
stir The blood to wiinessthese woimaster spirits
OF ihe time, arrayed agains, each other for Presi-
dent in contest which to each must be fnaL Il
would be like The meeting Of Hannibal and Sci
piol on the field Of Zama- 9ns .Af N>r4l~~- .-A
Wellington al Waterloo"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-08

The Wing members Of Congress, going North
ward, haveN been received with signal. demon
STATIONS Of respect a, Wilmington, Philadelphia
and New York, and arrangements were in pro.
sress for a SIMILAR demonstration at Boston,
John Sergeant. Esq. ofieiated d Philadelphia,
aud addressed his guesisS%on behAIffof the meet
ing. in his usual impressive, and hsppy style
The toast in compliment 10 The Wing members
was as follows: I'M At
"The whig Delegation Ii Congress. FirunIin
their political faith-steadfan and >tSus to The
interests OF heir country L
Mr.. TAI LmlDdE, OF New Fork, rose, in>seply,
and after briefly speaking, closed with saying
lharhs eefld not possibly oferIa, better toast
Than, M
''iThe life, and soul. and perfec; embodiment
Of Whig principles HENRY CLAY.,n
The cheering ia response TO this sentiment
,Sss loud and long, and ofl-repeaied.
Tie reception al New York, in The presence
9. thousands, was equally enthusiastic Nr.
,Tallmaage rendered The thanks or he Wing re-
Presentaiives Of hfleen States. who accompanied
him, and numerous addresses were made by Shil
colleagues