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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28
The Prixe-Eight Trial.

We have received from our correspondent at
White Plain. report of the Charge OF Judge
Ruegles on submitting the case of Sullivan, Cees-
ter and KeIsett 10 the Jury. 1t Is quite long, and
contains nothing of public interest he Judge,
after few general remarks about the character OF
the offence and the Importance OF the verdict about
to be rendered, went into an examination OF the
Statute defining murder, stating that It dld not
properly reach this case; nor could the crime
proved upon the prisoners, in his judgement, be
deemed mansaugh,er in the first degree, because
it would not have amounted to murder at Common
Law; nor did it happen strictly in the commission
of an Unlawful act.
1t did not appear. he said, thai prize-dsht OF
itself, standing alone, and without any other cir
cun.stances attending it than those usually occur
ring at prize-fght, is regarded as riot. Nor
did this death occur in the course of the prosecu-
ton of the rotous purposes of the assemblage
1t did not happen in an afray between one of the
parties there ard the officers endaavoring to keep
the public peace.
Nor, again, did he think it manslaughter in the
second degree, because ii was not committed in
the heat of passion. 1t was not coHtended that
the offence was manslaugh'er in the third degree
and the Judge then adduced reasons why he
though, it included in the definition of manslaughter
in the fourth degree.
The jury. after an absence of three hours and
half, returned verdic, of guilty Of manslaughteE
in the fourth degree, at the same time recon-
mending the prisoners to the mercy Of the Court.
We understand thar they will probably be sentenced
to two wears imprisonment in the State Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28
Wyoming formed part of Genesee in 1910.
Col. Bouck's majo:i.y q 1892.

Wyoming formed part Of Genesee in 1910.
Col. Bouck's majority q, s92.
20 By the above table, it will be seen that Lo-
COZ ocoism has it. astonishing, overwhelming
victory Gas it is represented) by 1888 less votes
than polled two years ago, when We beat its ut
most force most conclusively. What has been,
can be again-wILL be whom the Hour and the
MAN are before u.s. Meanwhile we rest in ca I'm
ness and hope, knowing that every day of Loco
Foco rule must add to the strength of the Wings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28
WItaiseToN, Del, Nov. %, 1912.

WILMINGTON, Uei NOV. 70, lS42-
To Tie Editor Of TIE Tribune
DEAR SIR Knowing you TO be possessed Of feel
ngs OF kndncss your fellow beings and disposition 10
aid suffering humanity you will obge sincere friend by
inserting in ysur valuable paper the following statements
On the 22d inst. calling himself Thomas Ball came
to the house OF the subscriber in of suffering and
sickness and wishing be aided with funds carry him
on New.York. being absent from home al the time he
came nothing could be done for him till after my arrival
in the evening. But then found him laborng nder
Inflammation OF lungs, attended with fever. The
morning he begged 10 be TO NewYork, but
Jucg,d him 100 unwe 10 undertake the Journey an-
seEt therefore, for phys;can who pronounced him can-
gerousy i'll The story which he tells OF himself IS this:
He has been physician or many year,; was formerly
possessed OF considerable properly About two years ago
returning about twelve weeks ago in the ship William
when, about four days out; be hiPwrecked and lost
his all He farther that he buried his family consisting
his wife and number children The time the cbce
wasted your lar city in 1852 He says be OWES pro-
in Greenwich street, NewTork, committed 10 the
OF agent by the of McC!osky, some such
He appears 10 be familiar with the names OF
number OK pecsoe gentlemen who have resided ia
city and OF them still residents Among these
mentions the Rev. Mr. Dunbar of the Baptist Church;
New-York TO him He says be is an EnelThman by
BIRTH and is proud 10 beg, &c. Now the object Of this
communication spread these facts before the public,
order that they may meet the eye OF sope friend OF this
truly unfortunate man, any such be found in New
York in order that they may bis relief IT, there.
FORE there be any who feels sufficient interest ia this
fellow being they viii do the subscriber great favor and
him less kiud3ess this city and take
charge OF him and his effects. C. C. PARK,
Corner of Fourth and Lombardst. Wilmington Del
n. B-The daily papers of New-York, by copying the
substance Of the above, win confer assr suffering
humanity,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28
Lilly in Liverpool.

Extract of letter dated LIVERPOOL, Oct 81, 1912.
Lilly arrived here yesterday in the George
Washington, and was taken into custody last night ;
but they could not do any thing without an order
from the Secretary of State-so Of course he was
DISCHARGED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

u TIE LIFE AND SPEECHES or EEsEY CLAY, Vol. L.,
Swain, Edition, containing spirited original he s
200 pages, The Speeches ri Dir. C. from 1919 10 oI ~
~. no c;obresa forming large and beau
ui octa W of SIS pages FRI; published ms gay al 'e
Office OF TIE Tribune Price toouod in naslnl y. a.
IS rich treasury Of american GeniEs ssaesnan'hp ana
Patriotism. Sc. notice on our First Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

,..;.,;,o TIE Tribune left al their residen-
~ -. e bneness in the city at early hour in the
,rnng will lease leave their names or send them in By
,h,o,ai, he Post Office the publication Office, l6l
N,s,au.stree,, opposite the Park TERMS n'"e cents
opsek to be pcid to tie Carrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

e. Copies CT The Weekly Tribune of last week, contain
ing the frs, two Lectures Of Dr. Smh Geology Cor
er7or Seuors opinion in tie case Of John c. Colt aod
General Rypltoa's celebrated Letter TO John c. Ca0u"
may sil be Obtained at the Office OF The Tribune Price
81 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

NJ For an article on the History Of the
late United States Bank, &c. &c, see First
Page.
GPFor Noon by Bryant, A Tragedy
in Real Life, and Miscellanies, see Last
Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

% The proprietors Of the Evening Express,
the TYLER organ at Philadelphia, have been ar
rested for forgery one, named Vesey, is in prison
in default of $4,000 bail; the other, Wilmer, was
discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

u lamp Oil.-There are several places in this city
where they advertise the sale of Lamp Ch but there are
very few places where good article be obtained;
there is place, however that honestly and truly
recommend to the public and that is McALIsTER'S, lD
Divisions street His Oil is only free from that sroog
SMELL but bright clear and profitable and gives handsome
and most brilliant light. n23 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28
Riot md Suicide.

Last evening at about o'clock man name1
Joseph Moses, a German, came into Portel
House, No SO Washington street, partly drank,
and asked for more liquor. The landlord refused
to let him have any, when he flew into passion
drew knife and stabbed indiscrmnately several
persons who were sitting about the room The
landlord Nicholas Welty, and one John Frey were
severely injured, and several others, among whom
were George Haelsheb and Joseph Enger, were less
seriously wounded. He was at length seized and
securely tied with stout rope. Thus bound, he
was taken TO the Watchhouse of the tlrst District
within Franklin Market and put into cell. he
had been there but little while when he managed
10 get the rope off his limbs, made Hoose and
ham himself TO peg in the ceiling. When found
he was quite dead Drs. Harris and Newcomo
tried u rrsusvi,utc him, but to no purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

% Ought not our Mayor to offer reward for
rbe full development of the Mary Rogers mystic
rv? Under our beautiful Police system little is
done otherwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

REDucTIoy OF WAGES" An agreement says The Bos.
Courier has been entered INTO by the factories al
Lrwe 10 reouce the wages OF the operatives, alter the
FIRST of December, from fifteen 10 twenty per cent
il that, otwsandns The late tariff which ADDS
many per - the price OF commodities the wages Oh
lbe operatives 10 he reduced.
% We find the above in the Morning Pest
which we think does not intend TO state deliber-
ate untruth. Will the Editor Of that paper take
notice that his assertion that the New Tariff " adds
many per cent. to the price of commodities,
(meaning American manufactures, such as are pro-
duced at Lowell. is most baseless, wanton and
nlischievous falsehood not intentional on his part
fus still so directly calculated to mslead the pub
lie mind on vital point that it should be arrested
end branded at once.
As to the proposed reduction of wages at Low
ell, we know nothing of it except what is stated
above. But if the prices of factory labor there
have thus far been the same as were paid under
more expanded Currency and when all other La
Dor and Produce brought much higher price than
at present, it is certainly right-nay inevitable
tina, they should be reduced, to correspond with
other things. unless (Which we greatly prefer and
strive for) other things could be leveledu them.
IF the duty on foreign fabrics were thousand per
cent the price of their domestic rivals would not
be essentially enhanced now, and would surely be
reduced in short time; while the price Of the
Labor employed in them would be governed by the
general reward of Labor in ether departments Of
American Industry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

u Post Office, Ne,T-Eork, Nov q. ls42-MAiL
ARRANGEMENT. The Mail matter for The Northern Coun
IN Ohio and Pennsy lvana, tie State at Ncigan the
Northern Parts OF II nos and lndnna, aud the Territories
Of Wise nsn and Iowa. forwarded by the was OF Phla'
depaia and Pittsburgh (nstead ~ BUialo Mails for which
closed 81 clock p NJ daiiv ezcep SUNDAYS. on
rhiA days al! Mails made up and tie Oce closed at 4
o'clock p. M (H28 sly JOHN LoRIMEk GRAiAM.P NJ
~ Mercantile EiDrnry AssocintiOn.-The
Third LEI ,nre The Course viii be DELIVERIES the Tab.
prnacl- on Tuesday evening 60 inst half past seven
O'Clock by Rev. - X L0rHRnp of Boston
suRJEcT-" The Progress, and Prospects of Society"
Tickets admitting a Lady and Gentleman, 80 cents-to
be Obtained the Library and The door during the eve
ming. Doors open al quarter before seven.
By order ISAAC Fl. BAILEY,
n23 2lt Rec. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28
% Es.raordinnry Cnre OF ErysIpeIns, ol

II Extraordinary Cure of ErJsspeins, OF
FIFTEEN YEARS STANDING, by The use OF DIR. RUSHS
INFALLIBLE HEALTH PILLS-Never has a medicine
been brought before the public which has so rapidly ac'
oured entire confidence, which has been 80 uniformly
successful 10 the Of disease, as Dr. Rus Beats Pun
And il the least surprising that suc is the case iof
this is not the preparation Of quack but OF the most ceie
brated and successful physician which ibis country has
producsd-hiself Also one of the sgnes OF the Declare
ion OF independence.
From the testimonials received, we give the following
evidence OF the efficacy OF this medicine IN curing no
inyetera,e case OF EryspGas mr.. kiellin IS most re-
spectabe farmer and we'll known 10 The citizens OF Peugh
keepsie and Hyde Park:
Esopus Ulster Co., Nov. !, 1912
Me a. G. DaGGERs-Dear Str: have been Tor the iss
efeea wears greatly troubled with eryspels which durss
six months in each year-namey from October TO april
very affective aud troublesome as u deoa I'VE en
,irev from my avocations Of Goors was 20 very uD-
we'll as unable TO rod lsoII the nouss WoS
severe pain. Indeed the pain was incessant nga so
extended from my feet 10 Inc PIT OF my stem en- @
none or The remedies that took-of which uied geat
many-aforded any relief Miny doctors and peisss'
friends prescribed for Ine but without any effect ~'ae
In The latter part OF October first your ADVERSE
uen and purchased box OF kusH'S lNYALLIBiE hEI.;
PILLS MIR L. Smith, your sgen. ar p9aghss spss
From the box purchased Hook pill night AID o
ing and before had used the whole of the boz rs
greatly relieved, and all the symptoms OF The dea
meet Of health although last ynar this time soa ~
many years previous was scarcely able to wa iao
aEotker Grateful for the eI,raoralss Ia.
nsb you with this testimony. CHS. hsII
Sworn this 10Th day Of November, la42 before nn
Jos F. PiRssos, Com. OF 49,
THE lNFALLIBLE HEALTH PILLS are se, s ~,
remedy for Dyspepsia, Headache, al! bilious ~
complaints cutaneous eruptions and AuHos .5,s.
ness, colds incipent consumption general SH. ssdin
nausea, heartburn, all complaints OF Oh tasSs, The
fact every disease not coming within .a7 p9s"sss
surgeon. - ,sno lie
No family should be without Dr. 'S4sh, ~ rsyb.
~, To
taken under any ereunsanee. and a, es They u.
remarkable in ,eir operations s o,sasaee ard
removing the jarudiced appes ACE 3 y ~ ~
restoring the hillary organs 10 hsa = =,
u Sold, wholesale ard rrt!ii: h rs, IN ApnsN.Y.
~ Price IS cents a box pat . n :. oeaal''i N'sfs
with fell directions. corner OF 6ranfstj
rs sr sssf W i Sy B. 1 A7eaae' ana
F1I1on,sI sIsGs1 sanw1 HALL 4 psl ssss
pbis. Ledger sv3dia E asafsFa jadd
M s,.,h sse !es.ireet; Pong ss s.sod
Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

70 Three fires broke out yesterday, one in
Greenwich, one in Fulton and one in CORTLAND
streets. They were all extinguished without ma
feria damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

SECRETARY UPsHrR on DuELL1sG.-The Sec
retary of the Navy in reply to letter in relation
10 the recent duel at Burlington, says: "Ilook
with as much adherence as any one upon the
practice of dueliing, and shall be pleased TO know
that tine civil power has acted On the offenders in
question. As military offence, it has engaged
my serious attention. and l trust that it may be
suppressed in the Navy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

70 The schooner Ringgod Captain Maristel-
Ter, which left New-Orleans on the och of Au-
gust, for Maramoras, bad not been heard of at the
Mexican port up to the 29th of October. 1t is
supposed that she was lost in the Gulf during the
gale which lasted from the 9Th to the 9TH CT Sep
tember. Mr.. Thomas R. Hazard, gentleman
who formerly lived in Cincinnati, Ohio was pas
senger on board this ill-fated schooner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

90 There will be a great Temperance Meet
ing at Halls Buildings, Brooklyn, on Tuesday eve
ming. The Nassau Guards propose to sign the
pledge, and several addresse. from eminent speak
ora are expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

pW. B T. Shrondy was drowned at Charles
ton on the 23d inst, by falling from wharf in a
dark night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28
Carving the Wards.

The Loco.Focos came int power in sur City in
1899 solemay pledgng themselves to equahSe
>rhe Wards into which Our City is divided; but
they took good care never to disturb the matter
afterward Now they are out and want to ger in
again, we see the game is to be played over-we
shall see with what result. Changing the lines of
Wards is calculated to cause trouble and expense
to all holders of Real Estate in the City.
90 The Wings of Vanderburgh County, Indi-
ana, held meeting at Evansville on the 5th, and
passed series Of most puugent resolutions in ex-
pesure and condemnation of the treachery of their
Representative in Congress, George H. Profit.
We should publish them at length were not the
subject so intensely insignificant.
Resolved That when the Hon. George H. Profu in his
speech al this place Saturday last admitted his know
ledge that great the dSpeasure and Indignation oil
those whose suages elevated him TO the position he occu'
pies, AT his during the present Congress that he
could not obtain roes enough IN The District to buy
nicserJ supper he showed himself however dsfcient IN
taste nty) least not unacGralned with The true
state of public feeling toward him.
The resolutions warmly approve the course of the
Wings in Congress and the unalterable attachment
Of those present to the Principles and Measures
of the Wing party. They urge Mr.. Profit to re.
sign, which he will do just soon as Captain
Tyler gives him seat in the Cabinet! or For
eign Mission-not before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT BuRNT.-The New-Or-
leans Tropic says: The Mazeppa last evening
brought intelligence that the steamer Hector was
burnt last Thursday opposite the mouth of the Ar
kansas River. The Hector was from Columbia,
bound to this port with 800 bales of cotton, all
of which was destroyed. Weare sorry 10 hear that
enc man lost his life. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

% A Merchant through the Commercial
complains Of the Pes. Office arrangement. by which
ihe mails for places between this City and Phila-
aelphia arc closed at half pas, P M.-swo hours
and quarter before the ferry-boa, leaves the foo,
Of Liberty-st. This seems certainly an unreason-
able order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

20 The Troy Wing says that corps of En-
gineers are engaged in examining the route of a
railroad from Concsrd, N a., to Montpelier and
Burlington, VI The Boston capitalists will
doubtless enter into the matter-and from the way
they have already prosecuted such undertakings
there is good reason to believe that this will be
carried through.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

e. A Constant Reader writes querying as TO
the proprie,y of speaking of the wife j. c. Colt,
&c, on the ground that he had no legal power to
contract marriage, dispose Of property, &C. while
under sentence OF death.-Thi. is cavil for law
yers. knowing no good reason why We should
NOT, We consider a marrissein fact as marriage
Of right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

and State, it will begin whore j. has Power-a'
home. 1t will establish the sub-Treasury system
here, to show how nicely i; viii work for the whole
Coun,.y-But will any thing like this be done
We presume not. Yeti: cannot be lef, uadone
without exposing the gross hypocrisy Of those who
cry Divorce of Bank and State, yet refuse to di-
vorce them where they have undisputed power.
II mus, make breach. real not formal, between
Regencyism and genuine Loco-Focoiam. This is
bot single poin;, like which there are many
others. Let US earnestly observe the course OF
things this winter, and calmly bi!e QUE time.
% The temperature of last night must have
dissipated the last lingering hopes of the reopen
ing of out Internal Navigation this season. Every
mile Of cur New-Yerk Canals must now be fro7en
solid enough to bear park Of artillery. and will
so remain for the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

% Gov. SEWARD has refused to pardon or
commute the sentence Of, David Douglass, SEN
fenced TO be hung a, Lockport, Niagara Co., on
Wednesday next The Niagara Courier says,
hat new evidence has been submitted to the Co.
vernon which may induce him to reverse his deci-
son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

MuRDsk AT TRoY.-Two hands on rival Canal
boats at West Troy became engaged in fight
which resulted in the death of one. One hand,
Lewis Badger, requested Irishman on board
another boat which was approaching the first, not
to Gene so near as TO injure his boat. Angry
words ensued, the Irishnsn attacked Badger, who,
fam, with loss OF blood gave up and eEcpt into the
cabin. The other followed and renewed the fight
when Badger seized knife and plunged it into mis-
breast He died soon after. Badger says he be-
came delirious from exhaustion and excitement
and retained no recollection of the bloody deed.
He is about 81 years of age, and is now in jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

SuIcIDE.-F. Dickers, the keeper of drinking
house in the lower part of the city, known as .Ous
House. committed suicide yesterday afternoon 5y
siabbing himself with carving knife. He stepped
from the bar room to the dining room, took up the
knife and BY one thrust plunged i, to his heart
He died instantly. Mobile Chron. Eth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-28

The CRAZY MANS TIcKET.--The Asylum
Journal, paper published by the inmates OF the
Vermont Lunatic Asylum, has got out q crazy
mans ticket the candidates selected, one from
each of the great political parties. The Journal
saws. II we can unite the crazy ones OF both par
ties, we shall most certainly elect our candidates.
1t thinks, too, that if they could succeed, the
couHtry would to say the least, be as tosH gov
erned az il has been for the last eight ten years.
THE GALE AT THE WEsr.-The Buffalo Adver-
tiser of Wednesday reports that the Marshal Ney
and the Tippecanoe-which were believed to have
been lost in the late gale on Lake Erie, have es-
capped without much injury. The wreck of the n.
Rubbard-lost off Connesut-has been visited and
no one found on board-the small beat gone; the
vessel lay with her head down and stern out. As
nothing has been heard from any of the crew, the
probability is that all persisted The only names
of the crew known are Harlow Eosburgh and
- Conklin.
The Brandywine lies among the rocks about lS
mics from Buffalo, total wreck. One man, a
passenger, named Otis Burton, of Mendon, Men
roe county was found on board, with some SIS
Rochester money on his person. None of the
crew were found All the -four, about 100 bar
rels, was saved-the cargo Of wheat lost. The
names of those supposed to be lost, are Frederick
rubbs, master, George Wilmington and brother,
mate and cook, Erastus Wood and another hand.
One OF the hands los, overheard from the schr.
Merchant, was named Jacob Beazer, Of Buffalo.
The name of the other man lost has not yet been