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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09
No. l6.--.7n Net in edddioa 10 chapter nineteen
ofhe Rerisci Statutes, relating 10 The
instruction Of The Deaf and
Dvmb uDd he EiiDy

No. l6.--.1p .Hct IN Gdiiitoa 10 chapter nineteen
ofiie Rerisci Statutes, relating 10 The
instruction Of Tie Deaf anh
Dumb aadhc Biia9.
II is hereby enacted by the General Assembly
Of The State of Vermont, as follows:
See. |. The 20, ernnr Of this state shall be, ey
ollicn comnis.i, ncr of the deaf and dumb and
the bIiHd and the insane poor and perform and
discharge all the duties erlnned rp0h the board of
commissioners for the instruction Of the deaf and
damb and the blind, by the act 10 which this is
an addition and by the nets in addition thereto
Sec .. The governor Of this state Is authorised
annually 10 draw from the treasury, sum not en-
crcdinr two thousand dollars, for The benefit Of
the insane poor Of this STATE, and perform all the
dnes required of The board Of commissioners for
the instruction Of the deaf and dumb auh the blind.
hv the provisions of an nc, entitled ian act lo the
relief Of the insane poor" approved November
tvd. 1871.
Sec 3 The governor shall annually report 10
the legislature the proceedings, with an account Of
the expenditures incurred in the discharge Of these
duties
Sec. i. The governor Of this state shall be eni-
ted 10 receive from the snie treasury annually
one hundred dollars as compensation for his SER
vices in the discharge OF the duties required by
this act.
Sec. 5. The reports required to be made TO Tho
cf the deal, tdumb ard blind, shall
hereafter he made 10 the Governor.
So, q Tho first and seventh sections Of the act
to which this is in addition, are hereby repealed.
Sec. 7. This act shall take effect from and after
its passage.
Approved Nov. II, 1872.
No. I7-.qn net, in alteration Of chapter 'ren-
iy.one of the Rer,seI Statutes.
Il is hereby enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State of Vermont, "a follows:
Sec. I. For the purpose Of keeping the highways
und bridges in repair. the seec'n'en Of each town
shall, annually. previous to the frs, day Of AP'il.
assess tax Of eighteen cents on each dollar OF tile
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09

be filled as provided by section twenty Of chap,er
lhncpn Of the Revised Stpiu,cs.
Sec D. All acts inccnsi,rn, with Tie provision,
Of This act, are hrIhy repeated.
Approved Nov. IL, 1912
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09

No. i2.-7a .fct rcitiag TO The Trustees Of the
UhicI Siaics's dcposiie money.
II ia hereby enacted hy the General assembly oil
the State of Vermont, rs follows
Sec. |. The several own' shall, ut each annual
meeting. elect one or more trustees, mol exceed
inr three, in the same manner other town officers
are elected. whose duty it shall he to receive take
care cranj manage the money deposited with the
Respective towns; ard they shall, at each annual
meeting of their respective towns. make tall re-
por, Of the condnon and situation Of tho deposit
hurey received by them.
Sec . lfany person. elected trustee according
10 the provision Of this act shall refuse to give
bonds as provided By section forty eight OF chnp-
ter eighteen of the Revised Statutes, his oliice
,hlll he considered vacant end such vacancy may
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09

DANIEL LA STSESCE,
ONLY MANUFACTUNER OF MEpFoRD RUM,
SOLD II, wholesale by REED ~ SrAuLpIyG, Nashua
n. H., NAMING HALL. No. Is Central wharf Boston,
which are the only stores in Nashua Boston where Med
iJrG RUm can he bought at Wholesale.
likewise sold ut wholesale by !. Mnckintirc & co.,
ChnreSt0wn, Abner Pierce Wc, Camlridsranl Charles
Wood * CO. Cambridge Port
Sept. list, lsi2. la9.Gm.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09

No, G-.q0 .lci friig No lime for holdiac he
County Courts t. the Comfy Of ChNeadea.
II is hereby enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State of Vermont, as follows:
Sec. /. The county courts ior the county Of
Chlcndcn shalt hereafter be lodrn at Burlington,
in said county, on the second Tuesday Of May and
IN the first Tuesday mex, after the fourth Tuesday
Of Scplrnhcr, cf each year.
See, 9 This net Shall take effect from and after
the frs, day Of February next.
Approved Nov, IL, 'Si2.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-12-09
IAl'
Approved, Nov. Il, 1872.

No ll.-.qn Aci relating 10 NceioH Qua'ifta-
ton.
It j. hereby enacted by the General Assembly Of
the state Of Vermont I hai it shall no, be rcqn-
site lnr any person TO hold any office. or 10 exc
cute any duty. trust. or confidence under The laws
of This state, that he should be Il iIeeloder.
Approved Nov. IL, 1912
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21
Great Public Meeting.

Our columns this morning contain a Call, from
The Wing General Committee ior 4 Mas Meeting
OF the Friends of HENRY CLAY, at National
Hall, To-morrow Eyeniag. The name Of this
great Statesman awakcns thrct of joyful hope
throughout the nation 1t comes from the West
loaded with honor and the praise of admiring
that stir the spirit. Through the whole wide land
it i. hailed as the rallying cry Of those whom
Power cannot seduce nor Dsaster subduc. We
feel sure that the voice our City-so alive to all
tina, is grea, and noble in resolute acton-shall
send forth will give no uncertain sosnd for the
coming contest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

r. = ~. 'isr
IHE SOUTHERN N"t ME- ."
= C..~,;,s which are 50 df>asirOusy ai.ct'd ~
W N' - ST.. are
~, re,en, legislative action ~ i.i, 0t"'''
III 4 -rrnf meet
aTouslng tns tlF '"'.'' ''' . a..
80. 49,. I'LL ia N''sr4ry County GA tuf TO ''''''
VIZ "'' 49, ? mont without
l.-.;,.,;,, - marty. 10 st ou foot measures u-'
"'>.'"' N"' " ....,,.rf 4 orcra-
val secure thc speed. c'i"i''
ton. in the State works md insure 'Arir COM
ton. JE..x ANsEIi, Esq, Wa chose" ,'''
dent. A SERIES IL resolutions "n' f'P'''''' -
which IN, following al, extract:
Reslred Tha, tbs ate rei ol az w - ,ss yre Raj
any ' , n, ,. So, s ,ouIt hi'c been 90 e,'l
.hu,n by ha'a- 90 Oh, cea''.,4 =, safe a
mnl, nat 20 ee' ,f ,,e,,.- H. t,rl ~ pfo>r "
,.,1 of e"r R,.rsi. 40 h7 i'. 'i n ~. ,,n
OF the >oa'eru < =. ,,, D -ee ,-m ., ,baiarr, 10
S.. M ~ 'oreas ,m u'e or COVE, s,'' '''
euou, route OF he central iay CONT, vlne,,r
-, T., ~ c".rsana, on such ero', ea -. ~,
her ,ht. aud t.r prosperity bai ne. .'. ,,,- H. Il
err. in tie adoption Of aay ara ' ' ,.ni crush ,r.
ar, -'sa =, crti hone Of Son r>r'ns sch
,,uible alton With '.r 5, .. ~ y, 10 our
Of NS S,-li Nor,tr,i -ho, vlllye een benefited
20 such an nea.en.lb'' -e- ~
Re,s.seS TIA, ''r iriu'i..e 20 ',' Toailr-n e r.,
", BY ~. u . u. hs ,ri or,rar,ou. 7ai'teiriary
10 or pio,prnt, - .. '. i-fr n irtv a. cer 'o nl--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

~ The Standard is out against the nomna-
,ien by the Nee Era Of Mayor Morris for lieutcn-
ant Governor /, says that that tunctiousry has
that ii he had he would Not be- allowed 10 indulge
it in the way proposed. MIR. Dickcnson's noble
stand in opposition to the Registry Law, in The
Standards opinion, entities him TO the nomination
So ii seems the recent displays Of Loco-toso law
les,ness on the part of hi. Honor the Maycr-his
refusal to allow the will Of the People TO control
the affairs Of the CiV-his refusal 10 obey the
mandate Of our h'ghes, Courts, and his whole pet
,iiogging knavery since the Spring Election, are
to count for nothing. Call YOU this backing your
friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

I'VE ARGOS rooK.-A Company consisting of
about 80 youn. men at New-Sharor, contemplate
removing to the Aroostook. They have sent men
down there TO examine the situation Of the coun-
Try, as to soil climate and natural advantages, who
have returned and were u report 1t mcetisg Of
the company the Tess!, OF their inquiries and in.
yestigsuonf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21
I The L. 5. Ga1eu- ha, Tie following

There il At the Exchange, memorial receiving
the signature, Of citizens, asking Of Congres. 10
create National Stock Of 500 1900, with an
interest place it at par in The market, and even
the stock TO be distributed through the States and
Territories in proportion TO their Congressional
representatlCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

HIGHWAY ROBBERY The Boston Mail states
that al about O'Clock on Friday evening, as Con-
stable Samuel " Durham wa. travelling on a
road lending from the Mil Dam bridge in buggy
wagon with MS wife mother and cn4 when near
the Brooklinc branch road, be va. scco.,ed by a
man who presented pistol and demanded his mo-
ney or life Mr. Burnham gave up h.. money
amounting to five or six dollars. The robber then
demanded the mopey Of the others. NJ Burn
hams wife gave up hers bat his wi'es mother
resoutely refused % accede to the demand Of the
robber, aud told him 10 take nor life If he chose
The roober then CAV. up further barley, and ran -s
fest a. he could towards Brighton. Mr. Burnham
returned 20 the tavern on the Mil Dam. aud gave
the alarm, add people went on horseback in all
directions, but without; finding the robber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

THr APPsRrIosMExr BILL.-The following l.
the vote by S,,Sos IL Congre.. on the APPor'lon-
uisni Bill a. iin-ly passed. The number OF mem
scr. - tie House 81 Representatives ACCORDING To
,hi, Bill. il will BE- seen, il. fixed at 223-a loss
.. 10:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

u Our readers will have obs erved 10y our Correspond
.ncs that the responsible Editor Cf tie Tribune has beTn
,b,ent IN tour OF observation and relaxation for Tie last
two week. as he will be Tor two weeks u come. Core
.pondents who's ayors deferred who may have al
dressed him letter. directly Intended FOR our column
will understand that their avors have either been forward
ed or are reserved for cOHs Iteration bis return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

HoRRID BurcHEEr.-A letter published IA ~
Louisville Advertiser, dated Trenton, Glenn
June Cd. give, the folIowme account of n brutal
attack made on the residence Of widow lady
named Franklin, living in ihe northwest part Of
Gibson near Yor.sillc, "A .i,tle after darA'
Two fcnds in human shnpe-supposci 10 be-
nesroes-entered her house and demanded her
raoney and on her telling them she hal none, they
commenced most houid assaultupon her person.
4 little son of Mrs. Franklin, who attempted to
defend his mother, was instantly killed with an
axe. After beating the mother with clubs and
otherwise horribly mutiiating her person, they left,
suppo.ing her To be dead. Another SON OF Mrs.
F.. soon after the scene commenced, ian 10 tue
house Of near ncigAbor and gave the alarm
but before assistance could reach the spot the hell
i>h deed had been consummated and the demons
had made their escape. Mr.. +. was not dead,
but wa, alive mp 70 Tuesday morning, when our
informan, left her house. She say. the uurAerers
ware negroes, and thinks she could recognize them
but there j., not much hope OF her recovery, as the
wounds inflicted upon her are very severe and dan
gcrous 1t is 10 be hoped that every cNertion will
be- used 10 ferret out the villains and Wit upon
theta meritcd punishment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

~ For a notice of the Southern Liter
ary Messenger for June--twO Communlca
tons on the Episcopal Board of Missions
and an article on Association, see First
Page.
o. For an interesting Sketch of Travels
in the Alps by Dumas see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21
TO A BEAUTIFUL BOY.

~ c. r. NiLDyEEsGGa
boyiNoy, bow strangely beautiful
Tho biashing cf Thy cheek!
Those dsrk, DARK syes-ho~ beautiful -
ssnbrght spirii speak.
That noble brow. how besutifol,
Tie minds deep ksowledse bearing
That smile, how very beasuful,
Kind, generous and daring.
Those lips bow truly beautiful.
In rosy s~estsess partss,
That voice, hoe sft and beautiful
Oh, thou ar tenderhearted,
That air, how gently beautiful.
Sad boy. oh msy'g thou b.
As ever strictly Beautiful,
a. noble, Irpe AM Tree
Nsw.York. June wi, l.t2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

\ VETERAN EDIoR.-Mr. George Goodwin. OF
Hartford, Formerly one Of the firm of Hudson &
Goodwin, many years proprietor. and publishers Of
the Connecticut CouIant) now nnet, -four wears
of age, walks to the printing oacc daily and sets
his paragraphs intyPc. to Crafty long established
habit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21
E1rAsDlSG CAsSoS BALL.-This is the name

EXPANDING CANNoN BALL.-This is the name
Of a new weapon OF destruction invented by Mr..
William Beals OF Boston. tie has made expert
ments with it ut Washington. which have COM
plstey satisfied the President and several officers
in the Army and Navy of its power. The Times
saws that at the moment OF leaving the gun II III
simultaneously expands to the extent OF three OF
four feet, aud is capable OF making hole OF more
than that size ia the rigging OF an eAemy' ship.
\ few of these shots would completely cut up the
rigging OF vessel and disable her. One shot could
cut down four men with the most perfect e-se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21
~ In Democratic whig General Commit

tee, Nay Jlsi, I8lZ =. -. -.
Rs,SIred. unanimously, That Il De recorie.noeu ~ ,e
Drrocrac WAg sud other Electors OF the CITY iht '"u
~ OF NrwYork friendly tie election Of hLNkY 49, :"
Kentucky a. PIesdeui OF the nited >ia'e, 20 S,,'
National Hal on Wednesday evening i" ~ o. jun het'
al o'clock for the purpose ofoonsderng ne Ptc sV o
m immediate nomination Of the statesman Of NE "eL
f. G,,,,I (.,.r,ift,e Of Dsocrar WhiF iopng Wen Of
a. C,,a'ond Covnty u Var foyk-June ). 1912.
R,.eh>d That in the sp mon ~ tls Commute the time
has arrived when i equally eHpei'n aHl Jus' 20 ploI
80 49,, ,,sinsfion OF IIsNRY CLAY candidate FOR the
-. 4, faf4 Nv order.
-''~' ELLIS POTTER, Chairman
Democratic Wig General Committee.
W. BRADFORD. Chairman
Young N.n's Democratic Wing General Corn
H. HORaRT HAws. Secretaries N Dcm~crstc Wig
EDwAxp r. CowLEs, Genera. Committee.
CpaeLEsK. TAYLOR, secretsrie, Young Mems Demo
sAnt ID. JACKSON, : cratic Nss General Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

ro..,.,s ,us FogaEu AND JonssoS rss
,V,r>,s.-TLe evidence which johnson safe IN
J.r , commission. in the late thai o' fdN'sdss
Nrv-YorN struck every one VINO i''' '' ~ o''is 81
most extraordinary c!."n''ei'
IN b,,iiy have escaped Tie recollection 81
-. ,b, circumstance "a To- extensive
f-,,,9. which we're committed ear, !" u' lraf
,o,f ,l.o,,sl n. means ct altered der"'i1e e'r'i-
-. % the Commercial BanN ri Ne"-O''"ns.
rb..c were committed m the name OF O"irf'
whom letters pufporiins 30 nave -" "'''''" o!
the, Cashier Of The above named u' ~ w. ''.'si
-, Foolish gentleman. who had Ju't arrived
-, T,,I,o5 with Mexican dollars, with u'c o-is-
ral Intention OF investing tn,n p ''iion' D-'
,bi.b owing 20 circumstances had been changed
Wi,b ,Ic>. ,'tcrrd depos.ic certificates tad forged
l,,ter. of introduction. oar oi the BanNs 90 81.
,.iora,i and one AZ Louisville Ncrc dcimld"i oai
~ ,lirrccn o. 6ltccn Thousand dollars each. Tie
Gir,rl Bank of thi, cts 0t twcaty-one i-' a'urd
,.I Jacob litlc X Co. Of Nc~-lurN. oai n
,o.,t,.,hr.c thousand dollars. We mn" t-cte
,er, Two or three other ccft nca''. t.iai Dad occa
s,r,-,,,lcd % banks In d'lcrru, places winch "'rs
uot negotiated.
V,,;,us circumstances couspirr 20 leave not
I..b, on our minds tili Edwards and johnson
were concerned together md were ID pa"ie'
vho committed those frauds. T. examining ite
s.irslul- AZ money continued 10 N' ''"'.N 90 i.~'
oarI.. there will be- found some % tie am" -
.r,ir,ion of money that p'id by the hanNs'
V.V.Ycr> IN the check, o, ). Lur' y &c. Nooat
IN. same tim. thru, rlc fraud. on tiit ho-'e ara
m, Girnrd Bank were pcrpeiratrd' man 'a.os
I;m.,.f johnson purchased oi orc o. 'ho leading
brokers at ,hi, city, number # thr1'aus "...a's
If New-Orean, Bank notes. Thee, however =,
l,l ror.,ake until BE- had consulted some friend.
(rd,ari.. pr,bal'y.) IN regard 70 ihe Standing OF
N. New.Orieans Banks. which issued ue roFs
,b,, vcr, o,lr.,d to him. When J. d"ard' Wa Zee
t,re Recorder NaaA. after h'- arr''. tne 'ro'er
,,ho sold the note, - Johnson, sa" SOD present
ON ,ha, occasion. 1t WIS from tn proc'cds a.
these forg,ries, probably that the money was de-
.iv,d. which Edward. had in las posse '>lon ara
propo,-d "a settle on Miss Phillips. as .si'd ~
her testimony
Ali these. and other circumstances, can ha".iy
leav, a doubt on the mind OF any one tloi ai. 'ne
lors.rie. We have referred To, well as ti''e on
Nc.,r, Brown, Brother. 4 Co., asd Nj 1on1e.
of Newly orb. were the work Of Edwards "ha
Johnson, and, perhaps, other individuals '''.''"ed
with them. llhI'' I''' JONI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

" We are indebted to Hon. Messrs. Hun
TINGToS, PEARcE, WooD and COOPER for yalua-
bic Public Documents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

L g ID. W. y. j. informed HAT y : ID c9s'iupiau'n u
fr.b ia. Index and the back margin will be enlarged On
The CONNIE Of the second 'oiIe5 "iLcH VIII u"
m Seutembsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

CoxoERr-Mr. WAL, the Blind Irish Harper,
give, a grand Concert tbs evening at the City
Ho,cl. He has the aid OF the best Artists, vocal
aud instrumental. in the city. Among The names
are Mrs. Loder, Signor De Begins. Sestin Mad me
Otto, HON, Coupa, Ernest. Ming aud others. We
trust th,t he will have "A +. n house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

W The Boston Marine Society celebrated its
One Hundrcdth Anniversary at Boston on the
l7th. IsaASL WsnISe presided,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

NORTH CARoLIyA--MG. CLAr.-At meeting
lately held in the Court House AT Snow ILL., Grfen
cousty, North Carolina, the following resolution
was adopted:
Rcs0lrcd. That this meeting respond with en-
thu,ia.u TO the nomination made by the Wing par
" in Convention assembled in Raleigh, on TN.
fourth Of April last, of that patriot, sound kepub-
lican. and eminent Statesman, llENRY CLAY, 81
kentucky, for the Office Of President of lhe United
States we pledge ourselves To sustain by all TAR
and honorable means, said nomination, believing
sincerely that the election Of Mr. Clay To the Pres.
;dency would be promotiyc of tho best interests OF
our country"
This Is a good sample of tie zeal aud steadiast-
ness of the " old North State" At the same meet
ing Gov. JOINS VI. MoREnEAD was nominated for
reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

10 The ship MariPo.a, We ar' i~ior'n'd' A''
port last evening for Africa, Via Norfolk IA VIZ
ginia Ga board OF thi, vessel We're about one
hundred omigrsnt Africans isr Liberia r'ehiy 81
which were liberated slaves seat 10y Nj Mellon
ough, all of whom were moral, and no,tot whom
were educated and Intelligent SUBJECTS. Those
who have .cen the h1a,es built by some oi th"'p
in city, have seen the sugar estates mot
others have opened and carried through to the
end and have paid monthly rents TO souc, rccri'-
ing valid receipts for tho same-can form some
idea what sort OF colony these people viii CON
stitute in their original country. This is only
glance ut the qualifications Of these people. O.
their real suitableness aud the mean. they possess
We will probably speak hereafter. At Norfolk tho
number will. we understand, bc doubsd.
n. Z. Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

II In WASHINGTON CITY the Tribune may be bad ri
p. LUFFS rc,idence, Thrdsireet, at cents per
copy and delivered subscribers their residence if ~
cents per month, or Y. cent per week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

DEATHS IN THE CITY.-The City Inspector re-
ports l25 deaths during the past week-2s men,
&c women, 81 boys and 81 girls. Natives of the
United States 80, Of ireland 10. OF these there
died of apoplexy 3; burned scalded ? cancer
?; cholera infannm 4 consumption 10; coHyu-
sons 9 ; Group hives > derium trcmens | +;
dropsy in the head b drowned , dysentery 3 {;
ery.ipelas 3; scarlet fever 8 typhoid fever ;
hopping cough > Inflammation of brain do. of
bowels Z; do. of chest 3 ; do. of lung. g ; marss
mus + smaIl pox =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

'PlcroGAL GcrDE To NIAGARA FANS,
forming nca, pocket volume Of e32 pages, by }.
W. Orr, has just been published in Buffalo We
believe i, the most complete worn Of the Kind eN'
tant-minute and faithful IN iis details, and lucid
in its Illustrations. L. style Is a mile too ornate
not to say gascousat times bHt It i' 'H'l ct IN
formation, with which every ono who visits he
Falls ought 10 be- acquainted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

Brsrot. r. l.. June T.--Jlmo' Ne,ii,
man of color, cook OF tie slooP Willard, OF ih''
port, Was found dead on board ot that vessel IN
one If the berths OF the ststo-ro"m' ye.riIty ~'
,cruoon. fursace If iguitcd chaf'cfi had oe'H
nl,cea in the cabin of the vessel the day previous
and the vessel entirely closed tor IN" pnff"'' 81
destroying rats. From ne appearance 'i me He'
ceased, be mus, have forced m' way i"" oil we
cabin window, daring the night, thence into his
ho,,b. vber. he wa, found dead. a. above siated.
The deceased belonged in 'hc cry Of New-l ors'
where he his left a family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

SUMNER ASD WINTER N THE PYRESEgs-
This interesting work Of Mrs. ELLIS has JUS, been
published in an extra number Of the New World
containing sixteen neatly printed quarto pages
sold at ten cents. This j. the first American
Edition Of the work and must meet very extern
siye sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

~ We baNc received very Interesting article
ON The Jews--in comment on Prof Bu.hs late
lecture on that subjeci-which we shall publish a.
soon as possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

~ The ST. Louis Republican ha. been credibly
informed thar Gov. Reynolds has most Peremptorily
declared hi, intention TO disregard any act .f Con-
grc.s requiring the states to be laid oil in single
Districts for the election OF Members of the House
of Representatives. So it seems that Mr.. Calhoun
i, 10 have rival near tn. nulihcl;ion throne in
Mr.. Benton. We trust he will bear his honors
l;~l,iy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

FROM SANTA FF.-The st. Louis Republican
Of the eth instant says there is truth in the re-
ports lately copied into many Of the newspapers,
which state that Mr.. BEST and all the Americans
at Tao, had been arrested and sent to Santa Fs.-
A letter Ia, been received from Mr. Bent, by Mr..
St. vran, his partner in business, which represents
all "a well, and in the enjoyment of their usual
prospects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

70 Francis w Loring tried at Boston for va
riou. burglsries, ha. been acquitted on proof OF
insanity. He has bcsn sent to the Worcester In
sane A.ysm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

u A letter from Louisville TO the editors of
the Piu.burs Chronicle. states that two females
who were amen. the persons injured By the ex-
plosion on board the steamer West Wind at Louis
vile, and who belonged to Ptt.bsrg, had since
died at the hospital at that place. Their names
were Martha Mckinney and Mary Douthett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-21

" The militia Of Hampshire consist. of
32.sfa men.