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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

IuroRrAxr-The New York Journal Of Commerce of
the 10th INST gives the following account Of the practical
operation of the Tariff Law
1.-The Tariff though great relief from the dangers of
law, operating severely upon merchants e-
gagged the fore gn trade. friend Of ours who hap
pened be yesterday in the Of importer seeing
row packages of dry goods which appeared to have
been recently imported. enquired OF the merchant TO
the operation e the Tariff The duty the first package
said the merchant ninety per cent the cost the
second, hundred per cent. on the third, four hundred
per cent. the forth, fifty per the fifth, two
hundred per cent the sixth, sixty per cent; and
the rest fifty seventy five per cent. The duties 1t will
be remembered levied from the day of the signing of
the Act upon goods which ordered with the execia-
ton of paying twenty per cent Such duties, payable
cash of course put end trade The package which
paid duty Of four hundred per cent, fancy cotton
handkerchles with thread of silk around them to
he ghen the color, which made them subject the spe
cc duty silk 10y the pound 1t is greatly 10 be regret
ted that Congres. after long session, should have
come unsatisfactory a result. We hope, however
that at the next session. Congress will modify the
CANT features of the bill, and bring into shape which
will give all kinds of business the fundamental basis OF
neutrality-suspicious. and seadiness
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

Bank Failure,

In one short year we have had TO record the ia
Ire Of the following banks
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

The editor of the Law REPoRrER for September. just
issued by Bradbury, Soden & Co., in noticing the refusal
Of New Hampshire and Connecticut. 10 deliver up Gov
Dorr says that following the example
given by Rhode Island than fifty years ago., and
relates the following anecdoe
After the expulsion of the rebels from Massachusetts,
in 1897, they effected Judgments ia neghboring States,
and thus the commonwealth was exposed TO predatory
war; which force could prevent. Aware OF the imPos-
sibiy of conquering party who could, at any time, Sc
other territories the governor OF Massa-
chuses, at the request of The general court wrote to the
governors of the neghborng States to oier reward for
experimenting the rebels and to take for prevent
ing their receiving any supplies From The governors OF
Pennsy vania New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire
and Vermont, at length received OF CO.
operation for eiieciually checking the evil
complained of. The answer of the governor OF Rhode
Island although the first received, did not hold up much
prospect of efcacious being adopted 10y that
State for suppressing the rebellion and when motion
made in the assembly of that State, that law be
passed. requesting the governor to issue PROCLAMATION
for apprehending the rebels if within that State, 1t
lost by great majority; AND ONE OF THE RfFUeEEs WAS
ALLOWED A SEAT WITHIN THEIR CHAMBER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-11

GREAT MEETING OF WoRKINsNES.-The Mechanics
purpose Of devsng alleviate the general distress
and to Inquire into its Among the resolutions
extract the following:
Resolved, That the present crisis affairs is man
to be attributed the Infamous paper money system,
which evil day fastened free institutions,
and which has since been used by those connected
with it, to defraGd of just dues; system which,
by expansion at time, raises 10 false and hollow
prosperity and by contraction another punges into
real runa system which experience has demonstrated
destroys the equal rights Of man. corupts our courts and
Legislature and creates spurious arisocracy Of
bankers brokers and Spectators, who out the sub
stance of the land, and leave desiution and the
portion of the mechanic and labOrer.
The following the subject of tariff for protection
shows that the workingmen too intelligent, to be mis-
led by the falacious oucries of the Home Leaguers
Resolred That the notion which some interested and
aspiring individuals very careful TO promugae.
w. that industry requires direct protection from the strong
of Government, is faacy unworthy of the age and
country in which live, and that the example OF Eng
land where the has protected and regulated
the productive aborer into actual starvation should be
US solemn warning against such deuson and more
observation should teach that industry itself the
spring and fountain head of prosperity and the only found
alton of human welbeng. and that the distress which
endure in the midst of overlooking abundance, has
by artificial dams and distractions which have
resulted from corup, legislation and bad government III
verting proceeds industry from the rghtfu posses
sion of the useful multitude into the Golfers and ware
houses of spectators stock jobbers and monoposts.
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c TY INT LII G E n C E
tDeferred.l TUESDAY, Dec.

iOelerred uESDlf, Lee H.
Court OF CoNMoS PLEAs-CURlous CASE
Cornelius B. Force vs. Catherine See-The defendant is
highly respectable widow lady, residing No. Forsyth
street The plaintiff, in 1887 became united in marriage
her daughter Mary Sice The present action
damages from defendant for educing plaintiff wife from
allegiance TO her husband, and preventing her from
going live with him. The damages placed 1000
appeared in evidence that after the parties
red they Buffalo, and returned in the spring going
10 reside with defendant Soon after The birth OF their first
child Mr. Force discovered that his moherinlsw had con
ceved antpahy toward him, and endeavorcd MAKE
trouble between him and his wife. She offered young
woman who servant in the house. dress if she
would say that Mr. Force had taken improper liberties with
her which offer the girl Indignantly rejected, she said
true Mrs. Sice however, told her daughter that
such had been case which caused much weeping and
route Mrs s. also accused the girl of having been out
walking with Nj F. time when she sen; her to change
bill, which the girl on her oath denied Mr. Force, being
DESTROYS getting his wife away from the influence OF her
msher, hired house belonging 10 his father IN Henrys
he Catherine and fitted up in splendid manner tor the
reception of his wife but her mother would no, let her go
10 with him, and il remained in that situation furnished
but unoccupied) for q months.
The case TO be resumed on Wednesday.
John Henry vs. Dard Killer-On the lib May last, (the
day which the great took place between Fashion
and Boston, and Futons, crowded with vehicles on
their way to the ierry the defendant was driving down
hour and ran over the plaintiff, by which the latter was
considerably hurt and briggs action for damages
Negligence shown the part of plaintiff yethe Cour
held that be FOR the Unlawful speed at which
defendant, driving. Verdict for paisui, so, which
carries costs
SUPERIOR CouRr-DEcIsloNs.- full
Bench.
jose Marene Luna VS.. atlantic Marine ms. Coon an
action 10 recover loss on insurance OF specie and bullion
some years since Motion TO discharge order staying pro-
ceedngs granted, with leave, &c.
Hiram Fai.rorth VS. Matilda acknowledgements Tor
plaintiff.
jena Going vs., N. @. PLu,t-Relatve TO the sale OF
newspaper called the Gospel Witness New trial granted
costs % abide the event
James r. Hitchcock VS.. I'm. G. At,peI ct ali-Judge-
ment for plaintiff with liberty plead de noVo, on pay
ment of costs within ten days
Hugh McKeon vs. abel S. Peters-Relave TO The sale OF
some real estate al Rosville New trial ganted costs TO
abide the
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WHOLE NO. 53a.
For Families, Stores, Offices, &c.

~ Rke W hlS Almanac ana u 0ttco StaSes
Register for the year 1S43 con,aiusa table show.
ing population OF the O. s by States and total also the
population of the Cities and larger towns in the u States
also the population Of the State OF NeYcrk by Countess
Eclipses Planets &c &c Calendar OF the months III 1885,
with calculations for each section OF the Union; Diary OF
Remarkable Events &c; Listo Officers OF the Government
of the o. g. Executive judicial and Dipomauc Senate
and House OF Representatives till March 4h. 1885, art
Gle the Protection OF Home Industry, being careful
summary of The considerations which mpel cherish
the policy of Protesou with brief review OF the reasons
usually opposed thereto Horace Greeley General Jack
sors Letter in support Of Projections Extracts from the
Messages OF Washington Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, @
Adams jackson and Tyler in favor of ditto; Facts for
Farmers; Manufactures OF the U. S.; the Elements and
Names OF Parties; Votes for President and Vice President
all tine elections under the Federal CONSTITUTIONS Votes
for Go-1ru and for President in the State OF New
Ysrb The Grounds of Difference between the conendin
parties; Memoirs of Henry Ciay the Apportionnent
OF Congress; complete Election Returns OF the Union by
Sse. and Counties, total Votes for President in 1855 and
$780, by States and aggregate Times OF Holding Elections
in each Staie Anecdotes EpgrauS and EnrnrS OF the
Times.
" This Almanac forms a very complete Register for the
year and will be found very convenient III the counting
room, workshop, the ride OF the farmer. The
reading alone is worth double the price OF the work.
whe he statistics contained in 1t cannot be purchased III
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either wholesale RETAIL from most OF The Booksellers
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sEsg-YOkR, MORNING. DECEMBER e2. asas
Rankrupts-Dec. DO.

William Egleson, marble cutter, n. Y.
B. Subway, Il. Y, formerly OF Michigan.
Thomas J. DuakD, n. Y
John G. Slack OF late firm OF Chace Slack, eweller
Brsoklyn.
L. Hunicon, laie broker, n. Y,
Thomas Coles, late shoe dealer, ". Y.
George H Ham, N. Y.
John ). Lee, merchant Ny.
Jas Montgomery, jr., broker, n. Y.
Obadiah Holmes, merchant, Poughkeepsie.
Edward Smith, sash maker, ~. Y.
Samuel Bromberg, broker, n. Y.
Geo II. Hill, COMEDIAN n. I.
Albert Haniord, Iylosra pher. Z.
Otis W ymnn, clerk " Y.
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NRY GOODS.-The subscriber wishes

NRY GOUDS.-The subscriber WISHES
I;o redace his stock OF Silk and Fancy Dry Goods as
low possible will sell greatly reduced prices Those
wishing TO purchase Dry Goods will do well 10 call and ex-
amino bis before purchasing eswhere for he is sell
ling east 20 per cheaper than the usual price aske
for goods Of the description such Silk Nous de
Lans, Caicoes, Gloves Hosiery, &c. &c. All OF which
will be sold al wholesale retail extraordinary low
prices. W III Bul - = Walden ians;
Shawls Caswackers (or girls and boys ware,) Legnss
Mnhs and Rnns Please apply above. N2l 81
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OOK Ar THIS.-Just received from

OOk AL L Ills uSl received iioui
Auction lot of good silk veves at only 6s cd lot
Fringe at cd per yard Parisiennes at only IS Sd LOT
Velvet Cravats Cd; lot Gimp at cent per Yard ot
MuF Al ouiy I, Cd; lot French Flowers, at cents lot
Sewing SIX at cents per skein; lot double width Lace
Al Is ward lot good Woollen Yarn al Is bd per pound
lot fine Linen at Cd per yard lot Alpaca Lus!rs at on
ly 2 Cd o roascloths lis Cd lot Ribbons al cents
mar yard lot Woolen Socks only Is per pair For sale
at "tLLr'i nh"h'N7 . 'W.e,
dal ST. sol Greenwchsreet, 9th store below Spring
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AcclpESr.-We regret 10 learn that Mr. John
3. Scott. member OF The Senate of this State,
on Saturday evening, when entering his cellar tell
down the steps and severely injured his head.
Eve Post.
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II Ttse following Publications are LOT sai'
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F1RE-About helfpast two this morning, fire
broke out in the frame dwelling Of Joseph De Poe,
on the corner OF Jones and Dean streets, which was
speedily burned to the ground Most of the turn!-
ture saved Loss probably $500 or $500.
Rochester Adv. 18TH
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IR TIGHT STOYES.-The CREATES

a III IIUIii DI V TC'-- L DC SIoHtCSt
N variety and cheapest article in This city, lined with
psn may be found al No Isl Water street, I'd door from
Beekuan street. Jus, received from Boston superior ar
with Please call and judge tor yourselves b-
fore purchasing No Isl Water street "a door from Beck
t2l I'm.
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Cheap Publications.

THE LAST OF TIE BARONS, BY BuLwER, vii
probably be published TIE latter part oil tue present week
Agents can be supplied, Office on the same terms a
from the Publishers.
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p The Boston Post says that the Millerites
intend erecting somewhere near the centre OF that
city, a large and cheap building, in which tic mold
their meetings uni! the destruction of the world.
1t is 10 be large enough to contain four or hive
thousand persons, and its cost is estimated at
San0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22

a grey mare, unknown to the neighborh"od'
has been found, with her throat cut, near Maumee
City and it is feared her owner has been mdF-
dersd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22

ANN BKUWN, 47Y HOustottsiTeet.
Prepared sold, wholesale and retail and for expor-
,aton by A. b. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists,
Granite Buildings, No. 23 Broadway Of Chambes
street. New-York Sold also by A b. u d. Sands, Drug
gsts Nos 79 100 Fulton David Sands Co, No.
II East Broadway, cornsr of Marketsreet Price SIS
bottles for S. Milf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22

~ An extensive chair factory in Warwick,
Mass, belonging TO Messrs. L. Atwood & Co.
was consumed by FIRE on the I'd inst. Loss s2ouo'
and no insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22

The BATTLE OF BUNKER HiLL.-Mr. Bancroft
has been delivering lecture In Boston, the sub
iect of which was the battle Of Bunker Hill 1t
is spoken OF as enc of the authors ebestaad most
brilliant performances. Upon one point, that OF
the questioned presence and merits of Gen. Pu'-
nam in that battle, Mr. Bancroft has taken great
pains in his preparation. The result o. ms re-
searches has been TO settle the point. Tire com
mander was Colonel Prescott-not General Put
nam. Nor did the latter take any eiisient part in
the engagement. Before it commenced ne weai
to the rear to bring up endorsements Putnam
reappeared before the battle was over, bur without
The ieinforcemeuts The less of the day was at
tributed 10 their absence. An inquiry upon the
subject was instituted by Washington, and the
reason thar Putnam escaped ceasnte was The tact
that he was not in any command during the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22

DORIS CARPET BAG.-The following letter
from D. Peurcc shows the means by which the
friends of Dorr intended to revolutionize Rhode
IL
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" An English yacht, owned and commanded
BY Capt. Hewster, an English gentleman OF rank
ard fortune, arrived at New-Orleans on the oIh
inst, Captain Hewster left England some two
months previous, and tosched at Jamaica TO visit
his brother, the present Governor OF the Island
His vessel is pierced for eight guns, and viii VISIT
the Texan Republic before her return TO hogland'
Captain H is accompanied BY MS family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-22

A Hunt FOR HAPpiNEss.-lti. related of an
Eastern Calph, that being sorely afflicted with
ennai he was advised that exchange OF shirts
with a man who was perfectly happy would cure
him. After long search he discovered such
person, bur was informed that the happy fellow
I'D N, xbtrt
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u Doctor Laraner's Lectures 6eo'o
edition of Doctor Lardner complete Course Oh
daryrra in , G.i,v o York is published and Tor sale
al this Office Price . cents The Subjects embraced IN
the Lectures are EiectrcThe snr-G
Fixed Star-Magnetic Needie-Lanpde and LoHs1,u IH,
S,ars--Temporary Sars-Hsorical Sketch OF ASTRONOMY
Dew-Scence aded by Ar-Scienilfs Discoyerlessoanu
Vibrations OF the Reiina Voltac Baery-Seam Engine
of Great Britain and Amsries.
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NAUTICAL 1MPRoyEMsNT.-The ship Alabama
Capt Bunker, arrived at our port yesterday IN
eleven days from New-lork Since Capt Bun
kers last voyage, he has skipped to his vessel
new and ingenious steering apparatus. which oc,
cupies exceeding small compass, is operated
upon by touch, and works, we are told admirably
Il !, tho invention of Mr.. Cochrane, who came
a passenger on board N. O. Bee, Dec. g.
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n p. LOCKWOOD, lO4 Fulton street,

has lust received fresh supply OF elegant Gold
Watches tor both ladies and gentlemen, consisting ct Le
pine Anchor Escapemen, and English Lever full jewell
which he will sell greatly reduced prices Ao, Gold
and KEYS OF patterns, every description Of
fine Jevelry and Silver Ware Old Gold AMI : liver taken
ia 1cInnue Matches and JeNRlrY repaired. ~ In
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rTy,Eeuimore Cooper rs, Horace Greeley
,nd 1ghe,aas NEcEiraih.-The grea, demand Tor
The Report OF tbs celebrated Libel Suit has nsnced Tue ea
designed to publish 1t in more coaveHsehi anu uu
49,, - nwsnaper and they therefore announces thata
p,rnh,., iop coma ning some additions ano many cor
rec,ions is now published and for sale Price q cents
or 81 Tor one hupd red copies Orders must be
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GA son of Mr.. John J Anderson, St. Louis,
died in about twenty minutes, on The 2Sth viz
from an attempt to swallow something, which
lodged 10 his throat, and produced death before
medical relief could be procured.
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YB1HREE DOLLAR HATs.-Just fin.

Il ished the splendid article ever offered to the
public Elegant nloIekn Hats ut the low price of IS =
$50 an article at 81 So equal ia durability and lusrr 10
those sold BY others AT 49, Fine Nutrias SO 30
rs I'M. BROWN Practical Halter, LAG Cnna-st.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-31
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.
BALTIMORE, March 80, 1872.

BALTIMORE, March 80, 1872.
DEAR Sir -
Yourfriend, Captain Tyler, has shown his dis
erection and good judgment in nominating our es-
<-~r~~d -~a highly ---r--.-a
McCulloch, Eco to the responsible Office of eFirst
Comptroller. No nomination coald have been
made which woHld have met with more uni versal
appreciation. Mr.. McCuloch has the warmest and
very best kind of friends. They arc those who
have been secured by his deeds Of valor and oil
disinterested philanthropy. He has been wounded
ia his countrys service, and will bear to his grave
those marks of honor. In a few words, he 10 Ma.
ryland's pride and her pattern Of truly worthy
man.
The Hon. c.. Cambrelling, of New York, deli.
vered the nineteenth and closing lecture of the
course, last evening before the Mercantile Library
Association. His subject was "Russia, which he
handled in a mastery and highly interesting man.
ner. The house was literally crowded.
Tomorrow comes the tug of war in an election
for Mayor. The friends of each party are at work,
and Of theIthree candidates all appear to be san
guine Of success. Col. Hillen will be elected with
out question.
We are beginning TO look very anxiously for the
British steamer. The individual who Informed
you that Lord Ashburtou had arrived of Ann apo
lis, promulgated silly hoax.
Exchange on New York and PHILADELPHIA with.
out variation. Virginia Money 8 a 81 dis The
weather this morning is charming.
RopERIex
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