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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-27


THE power of the Prcsidcn. has IN
creased, is increasing, and ought TO he d.
miuished." Many striking facts, might
be cited in illustration Of this lamentable
truth. Judge Mclean tells pleasant
story Of what happened when he was Post
master General, during the Administra-
ton Of President Monroe. The Presi.
dent wrote him letter, recommending a
couple Of individuals fcr appointments in
very strong terms. Mr.. Mclean soon
made some inquiries as 10 the persons re-
commended and then quietly passed them
by aud appointed others, without thinking
it worth his while TO say any thing 10 the
President upon the subject either verbally
or bv letter. Some time afterwards he
met Mr.. Monroe, when the latter, walk
Ing up to him wilh smile, and shaking
him cordially lay the hand, remarked,
pleasantly Well, sir, so perceive that
| have not enough influence with you TO be
able toprocure the appointment ola couple
Of subordnatcs in Your Department. =
W hv, sir" said Mr.. McLean, :" | should
really have been pleased to oblige you,
but | inquired about the persons YOU re-
commended, and found that could make
better appointments" "Well, well, said
Mr.. Monroe, II have no doubt you are
rights" and The matter was never mention.
cd between them afterwards.
The same state of things that existed
during Mr.. Monroc's Administration con.
tinued to exist during that Of Mr.. ADAMS.
Mr.. A. month or two ago, made this de-
claralon upon the floor Of Congress: 81
never interested myself, during my Admin
istration, in any manner whatever, with
the appointments to be made by the heads
of Departments, except in single in
stance. wrote letter to the Secretary
of the Navy, recommending young gen.
tlcman tor the appointment of mdship-
man; but had not influence enough with
the Secretary to procure the appointment.
II was given to another"
When we contrast these "reminiscences
of the purcr and better days of the Repub.
lie with the state Of things developed in
the history of the removal of Mr.. Roberts
from the Philadelphia Custom house, must
not every one he deeply and solemnly i'm
pressed with the all-important truth that
I" the po,cer of The President has increased,
Is increasing, and ought 10 be diminished"
--I.o,g sriile journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

L,mySrgp DxArH.--Nc heard yesterday. 9TH
regret for which we have no words OF iir d.s,h
# Rev. JAMES M.RsH. u. u. OF Burliosior. II
We have expected TN, .ad event .0r some w,rA.
md vet II comes upon q. VITA all tac Ffi.. "s.
weight ~ sudden sc ar.i,y. .n'.c iaml1r lil
he intellectual history OF oar country, .uA ena
se prnr~cs. Of spiritual philosophy anon s.
must lament h, loss that %, a wide aud ibotuIsh
scholar. a profound and earnest thinker. af4 >,
eloquent and powerful advocate o. thc hlsh,s' nd
mos, abiding truths ri religious philosophy. BIZ
hose .ho have been admitted 20 his Acquaintance
those especially who haze. niAc instructions % is
lectnr. room, listened TO his words Of deep md
SOLEMN wisdom. or received from LI> lips Boz. mix
bu, he.lthful COUNSEL, IA the great rcs Of trgo
AVID duty which should guide them IN ali 'hee
,.o,,r.. through lie, will feel that Ire Earth gipv,
dark at his departure from it. DIR. Marsh was
graduate OF Dartmouth College, Wa Tor sc'eu
YEAR. Tutor in that venerable Institution alter
ward. Professor OF Languages IN Williams AID
Mary's College. Va, and Tor many years ho' b'et
connected with H. University 81 f't'r,nt-''f.' IS
President, and then as Professor OF Mosal anl 10.
tcrec,ual Philosophy The students OF that excel.
bent institution, ALWAYS regarded him with prc1Hn
affection and respect. !Icis known 20 ne 'rto.T
Of TIL. and other ccunisi-. n profound ''rscd "a
the pa,tmrnt Of Philosophy, 20 ~h''h De- bad
Given the study Of hi. life; AID r-7cc'a., ~ de
able advocate Of that high spiritual philosophy ol
which CoLERlpGs, whom b" REGARDED with all
the reverence Of an aacctionatc disciple be. h,ca
the principal cSpoundcr in Enel'Ul. and hiNi DO
GERMANY. Beside sc,er,l isaa,t ipas tonn ih. Ger
man. various article. in me heading Hc'ev'"' 'h'
county, hi. chcfpubl'hrd writings c'"'cs en-
need with the works ct Colcril-e, vtic De- .-''
introduced into the United S'a'c' ant which, na r'
~ through hi, influence. h'," acquired ,n'ns
hold unon the minds Of our rising scholars. He
ba. left many E,savs sermons. e.. in Nfu'rs'p',
together with fragments OF wo.Ss wlnc' ms laih";
health for some year. past has not allowed ham to
continue. These, we understand. WILDE plcc'd ln
the hands of Rev JossrH ToHrsr ct Nh" same
Institutc-who will probably succeed him va llr'
Professor.hip thu, sadly rendered warrant bl ms
death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
Teu,h OFFICIAL.
Twelfth Ward.-oFFIol

THr TRIAL OF EDw ,UDs.-We surrender
considerable part OF our paper to Il report oi the
trial of this notorious gentleman ON charge 81
forgery It will be seen that the evidence against
him thus far j. exceedingly clear and decisive
The train of orgcries by which IT, got into his pos
session srca, number OF drafts, checks, Nc l.
fully shown, and the prisoner is identihcd beyond
all question with J. Z. Caldwell, who aston'hed
the whole commercial community by the b"itness
and success of these great torscrss. The riai
will undoubtedly b. long it viii pr'bably occupy
the whole of this week, and perhaps part OF next.
Unless very strong opposing testimony Re nin'-
duced notwithstanding the powerful array of coun-
sci he has summoned 30 his aid. the notoriou'
Colonel will most assuredly take m his residence
at Sing Sing We shall continue from day To day
to give full report. Of all the proceedings in hi'
trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

o. For several Literary Notices. a
Second Notice of Prof. Busb's Lecture anu
the commencement IT the Trial OF Monroe
Edwards, Bee First Page.
NJ For the Law Of lncest-a Gambling
Story. and a variety Of items, see Last
Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

" Lead ore has lately been found in Marion
County, Ark. containing sOper cent. of pure lead.
The Surveyor Gensral has recommended the sur
yeying Of several townships in the region in which
this valuable mineral is supposed most to abound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

TnE POSTMASTER GESrRAL.-Mr. Wicklif-.
the Postmaster General, 10 now in Boston. We
learn from the Hartford State Eagle that bis bust.
i. official and that his objec, !. to put in ope-
ration some mclhoa Of cosnteracting the influence
Of the Boston and New-York Expresses, which are
said to he injurious to the Post Office Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

The ELECTION The following Il the ssg"-
cate esult n the electios on Mond,y tor Schoo
Commissioners. There vas not the least excite
,,,spt manifested and the vote was small. lt~hi
Re .een that the opponents Of the school law ha''
u y,ry decided majority; the Wings are all 'P-
r,..6 IN IL and four OF the opposition
I r.L.I.- WI. Arain,i Tie Inv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

u The Extra NEW WORLD i. published to-
day. containing IN 10 quarto pages the whole ci
JAyEs's Last novel, Morley Ern.,ein. The price
of thi. splendid work is only l9} cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

va. red.ced to writing but the Court decided that
il might be asked.
| think said then that this was the man can
not say whether .aid that jelisved II to b. the
zan or not. 50 far a. can recolect he had not
near a. large vhi,ker. then now. He had some
can't say what color hi. hti: vas dark his com
pleyion was a ,''tro sdnburnt.
Hi- h.rht then Va. about the same a It ia now
should think think Mr. Arson went "i;i me
to Moyamen.ing prison; e'pe-ics to see the man
charged with thi- trad think told the man
with 80 ,ha, his whi,kers then were larger Than
when IN Baltimore: think told him they looked
as # they were just coming cut when frat "a"
him think said they had rot come TO maturity !,
believe M. said il the whiskers were Oh |
shr-d know him better; | think should have
recognized him in a crowd. | came here at Mr.
Browns request At Philadelphia | recognized
him Immediately.
M jameson called.-The endorsement on this
check seems 10 be the same with that Of j. i.
Caldwell on the other, which saw him sign.
Adjourned at u To 10 clock tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

Mrxlco.-We find this paragraph IN the New
Orleans Courier, translated from a paper printed
in the city of Mexico, entitled Ia E,psror-a:
We learn. on good authority, that the Spanish
minister has informed the Mexican government.
tina, he hes called the attention Of the Spanish Re-
.pncv to the Order Of Blockade i,:ucd by the Pre-
.iden, OF Texas; and thst. in the meantime, pro-
lection against the Texan cruisers viii be afforded
to all Spanish vessel. Trading to the ports OF Mex
co.. The French ambassador in Mexico, i. sad to
declare that should the Texian. have vessel,
enough to enforce their order Of blockade. it will
be respected by French vessels. until instructions
can be received from France The English
minister, Packenham ha. made nearly the same
d-claraiicA a. the French emea.-ador-s,l he
seems disposed to ncquic,ce in The blockade. s'
declared on paper"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
JAMES R. Chiffon, ". D. Practical chemist.

VI splendid signal lantern will be presented
TO City Hose Company No. SO, in behalf Of the
Stuyvesant Temperance Society, at the Institute
this evening. by Hon. T. +. Marshall Tbi, !, +,
worthy tribute to this Company for il, earre., de-
votion TO the cause Of Temperance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

j. Tar GREATEST ATTV,cT0N aoN iu ~ York is n
be- liund o.. New York Museum ~icf" sp'ei Nrsi
Csr,c rt !, given bS the no. alnfcd ii,0r',s w., 'y
nnhis 4 g btsutlll Vocalist WHO has created ~ NAKED
.rr',ion thrO ghoni H., riieG Stss during ifr scn
singh K Tor short time here. MI go. ~ t's,
The fayogir ani talented musician, pessrs 90 tie Piano
Forte, and directs the cntefts nmeni VI. \ @.aN ie
.soiher Of the celebrated Mbs.s Shaw, sIg, some o is
admired ~ong. and Mr. A. Bruce, the celebrated Come
Singer ao appears 1hi, day there wlbes orinante
commencing O'Clock. -Ieecn spportuu,'y oi nren
ssrs 10 visit the establishment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

from the late hre at the establishment OF Harper
& Brothers. Since the fire they have 'mPloycd
per.on. to keep constant watch, lest the flames
should again burst forth. One OF the mon en-
ployed observed smoke issuing from portion Of
the rubb.. yesterday morning, and gave the alarm,
bat no further damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

THr ONO, on R,RITIrs % kNowLEDsE Tins '''i'
ton after Suspense ~ ,rVes years, has been resumed
nv rs prop-c,o VI Bachelor under au.pice' which rs
ar informed will insure - p'In:'nrncc 'ni pr'"r "
object is IN frn. the reader ws AL hat : 'peca n'i
esine curious smi rrmarsa>', thu u' whole lan-e OF
useful .nos ledge. l. issued IN monthly nUmser go p'
ge, and n covert at only csnis per nuaber' ani mnsuf
tel with numerous Voc cngrrvnes Facc of pnbea'on,
hooks,o-. of stHon Niles. eoj Broadway. Sc,e"" O. H.
DAY PERYo-M,NCts ~ THF MusEiM II 49,. fa'n 10 .
- strangers can this tty enjoy ul-assnt pos 'us'r Toe
ir nov Ga rl Il Am- iicap Mus uu conu Co. Nln.
r-'u' Gin,y Gil eSanre al the cnrosrs, ant visa
vari.tv - splendid performance in he lcctufs Room ..
p.lock-al To- .jcf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
THE TRIBU NE
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE s, 1912

II Central Clay Cemnalttee..An % oqIne,,
meeting OF hi. Committee viii be hes a, Naiona ran o'
''"' '"''' iAC"s ACKER. Chairman
JANIS T. BTFss se,'ry. Je' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08


CRoroS WArER.-In three or four weeks from
this time cur city vii! be supplied with pure
water and in az great ABUNDANCE a. any city in the
world We believe that pipes have been iaid in
most Of the streets, and it only remains to have
leaders from these pipes into The dwellings in or
der 10 have every house furnished it'll This indi,
pensablc article. We believe that ircn and lead
pipes are manufactured in this city, and can b.
had Of all sizes and at very reasonable rates. II
l. time our citizens would begin to move in thi.
matter, or We may have the water running through
our city and il our streets Tor month, before any
Of us will have the benefit Of i, in our families.
In reference to the use of lead pipes we think il,
duty We owe to the public 70 insert the following
extract frsm letter Of Doctor Chiffon on this
subject We are not informed where the timed
pipes alluded to may be procured, but it appear.
from tn. letter that the manufacturer resides in
this city.
"NEw.YoRK, May 2. 1872
Pipes made o lead have been used for long ie yss
To- conveying domestic purposss and on account
~ cLeepness and other qQae. stse best narrs
hat can be used urre from TINE
otine where water which has bee. conveyed through lea
has become mpregnsted with the metal such an ry
A. 70 Prov hghy injurious 10 health ~ late years ia
been proved that the puresi water likely receive
this deleterous importation. Impure water, corainr
much Of the suphstes OF lime Iagnea Sc. eIrts rather
protecting lnnsence on lead. This owing TO the formation
III early insolnble sspha,e OF lead hch collects &
surface and thereby prevent, 10 certain extent The further
actsn the metal.
As the CsoToS WATER, which all, ut be in,rouce
nlo our city, Ia. been found by b. Almost PEI
iecty pure becomes highly mpsaa FOR citrrr, 10
be on their guard as IN the proper Mind OF pipes 10 he u
or conducting he Gto their dwellings u affords IT.,
much pleasure TO be abe n recommend, with the
ronhd.ncs the use OF The trnnd rsd pipes OF Mr. Tb-uas
f~bank OF thus city These ppes perfectly cnate bOil
IN me inside and outside, vita n Which place, The lead
such gavsnic relation protect perfectly from being
acted upon by the water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

TIE SCHEKNERHoRN DEFALcATi0N. We learn
that Mr.. Schermcrhon enabled to conceal his
pecuIations by forging the name of the Cashier OF
the Bank, where the office deposited their bills re-
ceivabe, to receipts for large amounts Of suchb bills
He also issued 500 shares sf the stock of the Com
pany and Appropriated the proceed. to his own
use. When the dividends were paid he concealed
the existence OF this stock by drawing the dividend
check. for both the true and spurious stock and
handing them 10 the President for his signature,
without including the checks for the false stock in
the list accompanying. This list and the books
agreed, but the list ard the Clerks were not com
pared so that the overpu' of checks escaped de-
lection. He commenced biz career by losses in
Delaware and Hudson, and has since gone on
making continual losses. This ahalr has caused
unbounded surprise, as the character of Mr.. 5 f"
always stood above the slightest suspicion. Much
sympathy i. expressed FOR the wife and children OF
Mr. s., thus dishoaored by the folly and crime Of
him who should have been their protector
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

Ngx,~pSta d. &. Avg. D. lsil.
sSslsn ess esr dated lcn sr y, SSae
.,on q, ycs asd which am informed they have "f''
20 sdvs~- the rnd want on tne security OF the Co'
40 h--r hzn. or TO get any bills decoon,ed 10 'le
N az 0 should y \. ~ per~'n nO' t' pr
Ne-.ed from doi.g lay the dangerous h-eh O. ny 49,.
t-oti,sr VITO Is ying ~ drs neghiofho'. - ,.,
,hs, cannot icave Inn tor single Jay, tna -,
sisnced herewith hand you ny hn' % =, 49," .yl
MrSsrs White Co for $500 a, ~ and - u"y -, ~
winch Won wild please get discounted a. tr Dest fds S
rrm't TIE proceed, to m- ic this pace IN "' -
Richmond ,.. 80.
H. bowever would be an Object 10 have tne letter in
the hand. OF M.,sr, White Co sbPp-n 10 your 49, .
Liverpool. that place VII SUI ,s al m order ist
times shipped crops on our own go, a., do a.
y,u NAV Avail OF Il II like. al>D han1 yo" an Oil'.
nsrs n,ie 90 n g.; oOo advanced nowihe Coou
,n q, en- 4. IA ur. ami when III ihe residue ~ me ~
reei. can is Dsced 70 my credit, aad he.Srs hie 20
ADVISED thereof want 10 bny one haus 20,
and am very anxious send tnem ou immediately y me
may gathering Ihs years crop, :. ,h',e r,
sritsnie bill. cannot be hai 70 Redmond, utr "asiLEo
or Baltimore will DO though Richmond wood be pfe'eIfs
a. Iwsnt use Va funds II SOUND bus cannot BE- na -
all then letter OF credit from 81 your Banks 10 one.
the Richmond Banks, presume will sn'wer .
Your cary attention - the foregoing "il confer on ne
am, sir, respectfully your seryslt. r,,
To Mesrs BRowS, BROTHERS Co.
The drafts enclosed were then read. Their con
tents are summed uP in the following rePiy {"
Brown. Brothers 4 ca. After reading them Inc
District Attorney read the following letters OF
Browns Brothers & Co:
ffo,vl NEw YORK, 18th August, 1912.
J. y ColdreH Esq, Alexandria, H. L.
Dr,r sIs IL ackno ~iedgement Of your favor 81 thc
9Th ns, We hasten apprze you that We prefer maxim
the advance you require upon your Oh has ' co'h ~
The MAIDS OF N,unl White CO. of Neworleans TO nes'-
cstinV al this drafts hat place. ami We All u
fore direct AID funs conformity with your order rhc
we dis dav transmit to ther together with your bib o.
them for tl5Hs ship cotton 10 our i'rPppi eDp,
Brown Sh piers Co, giving or them lney ou'rs "'
Insurance. and ron them bilis OF iaohs ~
the shipment, shall H., n value on i'ers"oi im W
amous OF our advance being So 5 49, the cost oi zoe en-
closed funds, amounting TO s59 r. - per annexed sat
rent, which hope viii BE- satisfactory We ieel huO"
indebted TO Me.srs Maunsrl White Co. for the pessu
OF your correspondence tut regret excresney ts cdo
which prevents from making your personal aoqnanahc'
though still hope to receive Nsi IRON you Oh s"'h'
later occasion. Ne would suggest your addressing or
Liverpool friends, through with your views a. 10 the o
S,o-s of your cotton; and in The mean time remain,
Yours respectfully
s. We regret We were unable get 80 few Virginia
funds hut have cleared the market both or en W.
a. for Baltimore funds O the latter We could ho ge' sV'
more uLder It,
Merchants Bank on Bank OF Virginia, at 900 ~
State Bank Of Ncw-York ON Farmers oo IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
U Great Temperance Heesing Of the
Slmy xcsnni lem pc ramce aaciefx.-fhi, snc-eiN

vii hold special meeting on Wednesday Evening, June
sh. al the SuyVesani institute, Broadway, where a spen
did signal Lantern will ~ presented IN CITY Hose COMPANY
No. y ~ the Hon. T. r. Marshall behalf Of TIE Stuyve
an Temperance Socety. The hall BE- decorated with the
emblems Of the Fire Department Fine sBgi Y NAV he
expected from the firemen and the Ladies' Tickets .
Gents. 10 be bal g. Y. Merklee al ~ Beeckers,reet
ard atih' door during the day and eysnisg. Number
tickets limited. ~ ir7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
2 no Capi,aIi.,., nmiIdrr,. nnd olhcr..-

Pssis sale vii positively be made on syry terms,
OF - lots 90 wr. side OF Myrtle AveDu- end tdrphi md
Carton-iIeris, Brooklyn Ao. OF separate one are par.
GELS on Adf phstrest between B>dfsrd Road and FuDn
avenue Improvements Of importance and nHny 4
srtat 'sGe aud beauty going ai tli> fnr ate
n"igborhopd 81 tirsc lan'se, ally r great CITY Park,
Dry DOCK, public buildings &c Th.s~ lots have the best
n water convenient for residence al rrspscis The
acre parcel. afford view tie boy ard city ~ Ne~Yok
&c They viii lee shown 80 persOns issrs1s % buying.
TIE perfect. Houses OF mode buli 30 tbe.. lot.
can be well leased at large pron ~ the purrqse
money may remain npugsge. Apply rom l2,o2P ".
% GEORGE a. CLARK. iO2 I.beny--i. u,yiatf ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
IL LEBBEt-S CHAPMAN. Secretary

IL, Learn 70 Sing.-Tbe subscriber will open a
- -. '- rl-nienis ct Vocal Muse IN lrarnng sing
\, h M aar'dag eren,as of the present. ueri oc lock
cons.; 81 - issm No l+5s Fulton street. The vii
r,5,ior = - i.spns namely, per week for weeks
are invited 10 attend '' NE re ~ ,n.rr.sae"
Mn,e Tt OF hobiers Elements of Vocal Music " -bers
' "-'' e'e- eN. ~ ica n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
: Theodore CInrk's Fash 1on

u We are requested to thar The time allowed by
law for the redemption OF property sd FOR asa Sfn m
1870 " III Npire on 81 by the i6tl, instant l'1 lW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

% Mr. Dickens sailed ,c'tcrtcN m ;he pea Aet
shin George Washington for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

IT Theodore CINrk's FashInnabIf la F'I'U "
ment corner OF Pearl and Cbaihams'rest, fhs vrh
SHOWN store OF more than ~ yean standing. need W
newspaper putting recommend il Ia public notice. W.
G. nply wishes thar hs il now, he has hrrn al All
times prepared with full Stock OF the rOst mo Tern ~ II
and finish o GeDtlemens Hat, and which ie 'driruined
sell low be bought elsew here 10 tbs CITY III =
combining shies, with Elegance d" WIZ
now sell al 81 80 and ns imitation moskn NJ a. W. al,o
has All o BOYS Cloth amt other Caps wh ch
he will FL prices suit the times. he VIII only abb
let all call and his Hats and Cap anil pcc before
making Their purchases. ~ myio oot I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08
r The broadway Wn.hins.eu Temper.

ANCE SOCIETY viii hold their resuiar meeting M.
Wednesday eyening Concert Hall 4os Broadway on
which occasion Fire Company No - viii be present. and
.inS number o. excellent s-ngs. Singing also by Mr.
Murphy. Interesting addresses NAV he expected.
T. y The members r~qussled to attend meeting NJ
NJ society FRIDAY evenin, next 10Th nst al the san
pace, on important, bnsincs
Be- Il. LEBBctrS CHAPMAN Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

IYPoRrASr ARRFsT.-Anthors L. Frosch, priu-
cipsl Of the extensive importing house OF y l..
Frosch 4 Co., Pearl-sueet, ~ arrested on Mon
day evening, charged with perjury m making false
entries at the Custom House, whereby, it is said
Government has been delrauded Of very large
sum of money. He was engaged in the French
and Italian trade, ard, it is supposed, has been
guilty of making false entries for considerable
length OF time. Bal TO heavy amount was de-
manded Of him, which not being able, at the mo-
mcnt 10 give he was committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

II v 1T our readers make trial II Dr. Ftmings Med
Gated Candies They truly valu ble for the purposes
hicii they made Ills Cs;kar.c Candy scertsiny
a excellent physic IN of bilious diseases, SICK
headache jaundce, acid stomach, loss of appetite. cnssc
&C His Worm Candy is said 10 be article of great
value his Diarhns Candy is certain in its effects, and his
Dinner Tonic Candy good in heartburn, tunrss or dis
after eating Sc Sold Wholesale and retail at 1856 Mas
also 70 Fulton. ?73 Broadway, 10! and 1888 Bowery,
IS Eighth Avenue 2i2 Greenwich St, and Is fulton.see
BROOKLYN. n B.-Dr. Cooperi ;nlallibe Corn Saive for
sale A. above.