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New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
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FACTS IN REGARD TO THE TARIFF, No. I'LL
The nonulat;on of Ncw-York, Brooklyn and
Jersey City forty years ago, did not amount to
one hundred thousand at that time Philadelphia
o.t.nurnbercd New-York There were scarcely
any building, on Broadway and Chatham street.
ubovc where the City Hall now stands--cver that
was no, tlcn built; few wharvcs, only in the
lower part of the city, none above Cathariue-
stree, on tho East River and the North River
there vas scarcely any. Some years after this,
Amy & Brown cornnsnccd sending colton-twi.t
10 this market for sale, but III very small quanti-
ties, and long after that few began to make some
so1nnol American cotton goods. There were none
who Gold domestic goods as business on COM
mission, and William r. and Samuel Mott were
the first that undertook to sell domestic manutac-
nlrcs en- commission in the city, and they are beth
NOW living. Now mark the difference: The city
and vicinity has increased to four hundred thou
sand inhabitants; all above the City Hall has
since been built, hills levclcd, streets made, and
all below has been built, and some parts several
times. Wlalvcs made from Goth street, East
River, to Goth street North River,-Sou,h-s,rcc
and most part Of Front, have been filled in: 50
have Wcs, and Washington streets, and now there
arc hundreds who sell domestic goods on commits
sion, and coastng trade has increased almost
beyond calculation. Then had few ,loops
where we now have schooners and brigs, and the
wl;rvcS are nov crowded more than tlcv were
then, as much Us they haze been extended. An
old Albany sioop captain was asked the last
lucr how many sloops ii would now take to do the
hssincss between Albany Troy and New-York that
is done now by the tow-boats. His answer was,
that two hundred would not begin to do it; and do
Won ask whether our increase Of manufactures and
internal communications has not been the cause of
all this change? l say it has and it requires only
an American feeling TO bring about still greater
j want every true American to say, will not buy
article of imported fabric if | can get that
which Us made here, and rest assured but in very
little time every such article will be made here
cheaper and better than can be got cscwhcrc.-
And the Home League is TO do that. In my ncxtl
will cndeavor to show the grcut advantage our city
will derive by completing the Ncw-l ork and Erie
Railroad, and that speedily. W.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

LIBERATED CoSylcTs.-A letter from Meilz
states that NJ. Appcrt has organized colony at
Rcmeliing for the reception and employment of
liberated convicts, with the benevolent view Of
preventing their being compelled, by the inirossi
bili,y of finding honest employment, to resume
their evil courses. a society which already in
France, has been formed in aid Of this important
experiment, and several of the criminals confined
in the central prisons have requested to be allowed
to subscribe portion of their savings towards the
establishment There are already fourteen libcr
ated convicts OF Remeling, and four others to
JOIN in a few days. Eighteen liberated convicts
from the Basncs are to be selected for the colony
bv The Naval. Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

- I'm SAMUEL PlLLfNG, on the premises


ESATENT ACTION PIANO FORTES
II -MANuFACTURED AT ROSTON.-Purehasers
and The public generally are invited 10 call ; ard
examine The fine assortment of PaGos open at MIL
LET'S Music Saoon No 326 Broadway from the ceebal
I'd manutaclory oil Lcmue Gilbert, Boston.
The manufacturer has recently patented Improvement
the action these Instruments which secures qucknes
OF touc and power and beauty OF tore truly surprising
The Improvement recommend: itself particularly TO the
attention OF Southern ard Western traders the simplicity
of construction make, les liable get out OF ORDER and
Tie increasing demand for The instruments, although the
,n,t conync evidence Of The public estimation OF its su-
perority For sale Il aliLLET'S Music Saloon No 800
Broadway d29 PIN +. HILL, Agent
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

HIS HoLlNESS 1nE porI.-Wc have frequently
seen the Pope on public occasions, and. like other
curious persons, felt desire see him in his
honr-thc Vatican. Accordingly we made known
our desire 10 the Consul General, and Il week at-
tcrwai,ls were informed that His Holiness would
give us an audience At 80 clock, which, in our
way of marking time, is llalt-past o'clock, Z. ".
OF course, in readiness at the appointed
time. The Consul waited for Us AT the Vatican in
his court dress, with his sword dangling at his
side We were admitted into an ;lntc-roon,, where
we waited I'LL the Pope was prepared 10 receive
us Here the walls were covered with priests
cardinals and popcS. looking down upon us from
the canvass, and some of them seeming to whisper
cruel things about the horrid inouiSition. Bus we
fell, safe enough under the roof of His Holiness.
In due time the door opened, ana we were il,
regular order presented 10 Gregory WI. He
very kindly received U.S. standing before the table
which is before the throne His manners were
exceedingly familiar and he talked necessarily.
Hc appeared as we'll acquainted with America rs
ourselves were. After abonrtcn minutes con-
vcrSaton. we we're allowed TO back out OF the
royal presence. bowing low as we went lhe
dress OK His Holiness was white WOODEN gown,
buttoned all the way in front, with cap and col
lar OF the same; deep white silk cutis TO his
sleeves with maav buttons nearly 10 his elbows.
Ills shoes were red; and on the light one was the
golden cross Tor the faithful to Kiss. On his head
he wore a very small white cnp, merely covering
the crown. He is n good-looking man, said to be
about Is years of age. but appearing in private
much Younger; he is tall and we'll made. having
nose quite large enough and increased perhaps
in size BY being made the receptacle of mach snuff
and assure you ne uses frstra,e article, for, as
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

RoBnERy.-A travelling dealer in porcelain and
glass was some days apo driving his cart towards
/, small Town near Loricnt, when little boy, going
the same way, asked him for ride. NogucS III"
dealer, kindly pun the boy into the basket swung
under his cart, rs being warmer than the cart IL
self They had gone fan before two tootpads
stopped the cart. murdered and robbed its owner
and then, to disguise. the act, drove the over
the body, in order to induce belief that the death
was accidental During this terrible scene the
boy lay concealed lla the basket; but rs soon as he
conceived the robbers sufficient distance,
he conlrivcd 10 81, the horse oi at full speed, re-
naming in his hidins-placc I'll the horse stopped
nj the door OF a country inn in,nrn,ed by his mas
ter. The poor boy Went into the house, and MAS
telling his horrible tale, when, among his auditors,
he perceived and denounced the two robbers who
had disguised themselves in the uniforms of scnd-
arnc~, lul were afterwards recognized a> convcls
who had effected their escape. Tllcy were, in'Ine-
,liatclv arrested,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
Book keeping.
THNHE Counting Rooms of G.. c. MARSH,

n 90 Cedar street continue open from a. NJ 10 T. NJ.
ore! thai merchants and others may avail themselves OF
Instruction That truly practical that
braces campct routine OF commercial transactions and
mercantile calculations; and cnr in which the student acu
ally heepsa Ot books counting house. To those who
unacauantr,i with the advcrer> >repuauon,e desires
ay that his principal work on book keeping has passed into
editions ;tia, receives tho preference in the York
Public Schools and other large Institutions and that be,
himself has t. honor os being OF book
keeping for the " oercH.ie Library Association OF this
city prsspecuse with terms may be had the counting
rooms as abay. Jig Inn
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

SLAVERY The Cincinnati Post and Anti
Abotionis, is the title of weekly paper re-
Gently established in Cincinnati, the third mum
Der OF which, has just reached Us. 1t is quite as
Incorporate as the Abolition papers generally are,
and will do more to help the Cause than any two
An,i-Sluvcry papers. The following is an extract: /:
g For ourselves, we look upon the abolition of
slavery i'll the South one of the greatest curses
that could tall upon Us as nation and to them in
particular; and, so far from lis being an evil, we
look upon 1t as having done more towards happi-
flying degraded race than all the missionaries
philanthropy and religion havccvcr scntforth"
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

By Special APPOINTMENT
TOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE QUEEN.-cAUTION.-Th high ci1asas isa, e.
OF thee Pens has induced the attempt on uu
several srepuabe makers opractce rand srcie
Mr. Gilletr, but also upon the pTblc An ; be final
bearing the Hspecd name thus i. Go' he e,rciei il,
unfinished appearance, and the very eomi0A ~ :
j; is put up. ali marked In full
Observe the genuine Pens are are o,t M warranted
a1 opfn ,ba1 ssa sosrs ro fis e sc
The above may be hao' Il Johu-sree, corner OF Cid
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

IT The following communication, although refers
Lectures delivered some weeks since contains OF
interest al all times we therefore give il place
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
TORK-S SOLE, WATERPROOF

TOR KS O l. WATER PROOF
" AND DRESS HOOTS-Tie subscriber makes 10
order Boots OF the above DESCRIPTION OF he tnes quail
iy OF French ca>kin and the latest style, and q
very reasonable prices. Gentlemen " no have been in
the habit OF paving cNryaganl prices for inferior articles
requested cab and be- convinced that his prices
twenty per below.olher III the cghlor
hos Drawings Icing taken si ,e leet un'i pair OF last,
kept for each Customer there is difficulty getting
hinCsolir easy III.
Constantly hand lar.e assortment OF ready.n,a,lr
Boots, latest styles plice>varyng from q 10 SlH Dol
lars per pair Ov,rshoe>, iIaBoo Dancing Pumps, Sip
pers Sc sc. al equally low prices.
JOHN l. WATKINS III Fcltonrstreet.
Nn>> IL Dii rll.sfrr
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
NNTM. HAGAR s. co. Type g. Stereo-

Wv type Foundry, "a Fulton, corner Of God-st n. Y.
friends ami the public generally that having purchased the
extensive and well known Type Foundry formerly owned
by McSrs Conner Cooke, they have removed the same
their present central location. Having made extensive
reri>io, alterations and additions they prepared
orders oi magnitude they may be favored
with, with promptrcsS, and avorbie
Foundry in America To their new Specimen Book which
has been recently extensively circulated they would re
Sprcttully refer.
All articles manufactured by them shall be OF matern
equal. il superior, 10 any manufactured in this country
and undergo thorough examination TO appearance
ranging. dressing and properly asserting All articles ex
hbi'ed in the Specimen Book formerly issued by Conner
Cooke together with Fonts sold by tem
be furnished from this Foundry without delay with many
since added
WH1. IIaGAR L co. are Agents the sale of the Ma
pier, Washington and Smith Presses, which, together with
Cha>eS Cases. Composing Sticks, Furniture Ink and every
article used in the Printing Business will be kept hand
and furnished at manufacturers prices.
y. B.-No Machine Cast Type manufactured at this
Foundry je8 Il
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
TVOWN'S ANALYSIS.-Eytracr from

Il the Repoy, OF the Regents OF the University al tie
State o; New.lork 10 tie Legislature:
Towns Analysis OF the sieriyaiire words 81 our language
has been Introduced and Sery thoroughly tested. It IS
euGse The very SeEios plan OF ms, SOLICITING and de-
Sins those separately which enter into the Soposi'
MANY thousand words results the saving OF
vast aroun, o time and labor By this simple process The
English scholar, in few weeks AT tartfest learns
OF those foreign parts &c, which has cost the CLASSICAL
scholar many years OF l2borouS study 10 acquire.
Published BY CLEMENT * PACKARD, $50 Peari-ss.
an; for sale by the principal booksellers IN the United
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
Aw REPORTER for February, is thi.
day pNblt>h,i laa,I raa.l,. ~ .,elir..,.

~ day published, and ready for delivery
CoSrESTS-ReTiarNahe Tra!>, No VII Murder
Case OF the Crew OF the PHI: Packet Rtcn, American De-
ss!ots l. : v Hunt: Authority OF OSicrr> . Merchant
Ship Right to ntc, punishment; C,seawoythEesS arising
from lno1ca:icn OF Grew. Lowry v Hale; Rep!evin;
Son';ct Of L1Ws-Evdence- 5. The Waldo; Admirably s
r nrscepanEs OF Dangers of the Seas &c / Burden y
nsErr Rent in irear. Chase in Action 5 Dress
=: aaiscturDg Co. Waer>,on- racs,ine Kelly
%o4st. by e.lr Prrterca> Se,ser Freeber
{IIanei Reports
lnsi!geice and Miscellany: The Rrporerof New.yorh
The Ba1Srirt Law; Culinary Notices: The Reporter o:
solvents New Publications, S,..
BRADBURY, SoDEN Sco. ,s7 Nassau,.t N Y.
10 Schcoi.>, Boston
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

And desire to suy that it may be a matter
of doubt whether, if the master (of vcsscD sets
sail on a voyage with crew in such n state Of in
toxica,inl as disablcs them at the time from the
proper performance of the ships duty, and any
disaster arises thcrcfrom, any loss from that dis
ustcr would he recoverable from the underwriters
under our common policies oi insurance The
ship undey such circumstances, could scarcely h.
deemed, in the of the law, scaworthy for
the VOYAGE"
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
TNO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, etc.

THO CARPENTERS BUILDERS. etc.
Il just published. The Modern Bul!e's Suide, con
tanning eh,ySeven copper plates. with full explanations
Nlinard Latever Arcilcci) This WORT! should he IN the
hands of every buierin the country contains an accu
rate treatise Han! and Stair Railing, branch which has
her.toore hut nperectlv noticed in other works. It's
publication has been aitcu.ed with great tH pes. II IS
handsomely hound in uario and respectfully offered 10
The public, wholesale and retail. by the publisher,
WILLIAM D. SMITH,,
Architect, Portrait and Card Engravar.
100 Broadway. tiir,l Slnry.
For ale Oil Stones suitable or EngraNers, Dentists.
l...I Il.nr>.l
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

THE COMPLETE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS. In Weekly
Numbers Twenty-Five Gents each. With illustrations.
EHcYcL or!EpA AMERICANA III Week. Numbers. Twen.
y-tive Gents each.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

Orii3ineniu Letter anu other type IN propsruon
These the prices c.edit o, six months; but we
wish al this tine 10 encourage short credit or cash pnr
cascS, AMI will therefore make discount five per cent
for NewHork acceptacS, ninety days, and ten cent
tor cash.
We have recently added splendid articles
rvaled assortment OF Printing Types; and furnish
every thing or Printing Office with the
pronlplitrde GEO BRUCE i co.
IL The type which this paper printed is from the
Foundry of George Bruce { Co. ~ 2wd3w
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

SEA TALES by the Author OF THE SPY
The tourlli number Of these valuable and cx-
ccedingly cheap publications has just been issued
by George /. Curry & Co. lG7 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
cUPERIOR LAMP OTL.--The general

UfEHlOh# #l-t9il Jill nc SeHeTdi
~ complain, OF the quality o! Lamp Oil Tor family u.e has
nducssi 'lc subscriber open Office III the Mechanical
Lamp D-lc, Mr.. Diacon, 81 Broadway Cor tue sale
article o. refined Sperm Oil prepared by an inpros.
process and under his which, Tor
purity and hriancv a light will he found 10 meet The
wishes aud merit the paona@eoi every person using III
Samples NAV ,ee al lao, qualities AMI prices The
Office where orders will be promptly executed either Tor
family the trade. the reasonable terms Or
d-rS Brooklyn will h.. received the Refinery, No 30
Chapel or l9y Br!re.,t-ter EDWARD DOYLE,
Ia n Au-,,t Or the III rt...,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

This is delightful volume, full of glowing pie
lures and rich imagery, fine classical allnsionS,
and moral reflections the most striking and I'M
prcssivc. The au,horiS an ardent admrcr of ma
turc; and no one possessing taste or ina gnnton.
or any perception Of sublime and beautiful, can
read this charming work wtl,ouI catching some
portion of its inspiration.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

All or,l,- should, 10 disappointment e addressed
..CHAaLEs in full and none will be attended 10 unless ac
compane bv remittance reference Tor payment, urce
nIonlls in advance on some Liverpool or London house
P.S.-News Letters, comprising epltome OF every thing
Interesting 10 American or Canadian readers, furnished
reasonahle terms. II lawlv
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
mo THOSE WHO DESIRE the quiet

4 and Ielight, OF a country lhr-COUNTRY SEAT
AND FARM.-For sale (or exchange for improved city
property ch0np and on accommodating terms, beau
u piece OF about 10 acres at Cn,onvle Essex County N
ia pleasant healthy and improving section OF country
SsM Eonf and @ The y s s aua Kitchen adjoining
'G " re se
ornamental fences. Also, barn, cow-house, carriagehouse,
on the place, which also abounds in fruit The soil excel
lent for the raising Of grass well other produce
Churches Schools post Office Hlaily mails stores, &c
Th place offered at price less 'han the !. s1a -
sa 8" e rurs.s %,s ' osssson ineaiely II not Sold viii
which Sal rame % house on lie St Joseph River near the
opposite Clinton Hall jlSu
VALUABLE WATER POWER AND
Y FACTORIES AT PRIVATE sALE.-AIl the prep
rrly well known the Frankfort Bleaching and Calico
Printing Works. tuated about four miles from the city OF
Philadelphia Frankiord Creek partly in the borough OF
Frnnkor and partly in the Northern Liberties Township
he creek being the division ine with valuable water pow
Frnkord large calico printing factory, with cxten
siv-"nd cormoods buildings for dye houses drying sheds
dwellings The machinery consists of three printing
cine:, hydraulic and two presses, five large
steam boilers three water Wheels tubs, vais, and all other
machinery and implements necessary for conducting very
large bleaching and printing business and capable OF fu-
The improvements in the Nor,hern Liberties, nre one
large bleaching factory an, ngeing hose with necessary
Outbulltng5 ana one -1WlllI ana flSN dwellings, Inc
machinery consists OF one hydraulic press culenders,
twelve drying cylinders wacr wheel four dash wheels,
two large steam boilers, with tubs and ali other mpe
uents necessary Tor conducting the bleaching business TO
extent.
Both Factories derive their power from the same dam,
which n sufficient 10 drive very large amount OF acn-
,y having fourteen and fifteen feet head and fall
Til, is the second power the creek above tide water
and is situated about hall mile from Davigabe water,
where fuel i, landed in abundance
Tie properly will be sot together il required, il may
be divided into three more parts 10 advantage.
Persons wishing to pnrcl ase are requested TO call On
ID AVIES STEVENSON L Co
No Church Alley, or 10
an, ,,er
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

DRUNKES CREws-ln a recent case before
Judge Story, in the United States Circuit Court
Of Boston, His Honor in charging the Jury, re-
marked as follows:
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
NEW FAILGOODS.- S.-ALFRED

IN LN 4 I I. U . . y '-.---fI-T ItI-IJ
~ SMITH, Merchant Tailor, No l36 Fn!ton-S' wouid
invite his friends and the public 10 call ana examine h>
and V-stngS suited fall trade. Gentlemen leaving
the orders may rely upon their being fulfilled IN the most
satisfactory manner Terms undera;e-Cah on delivery
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
HORGAN & WALkER have removed

NH ORGAN 4 WALKER have removed
lSa 10 No 80 Johnaea', Cup starS where they offer
for sale
WINDOW GLASS-4Css0 boxes American Window Glass
Franklin Fulton Morris and Delayrrc brands, comprising
complete assortment OF sizes from 6 <S 10 - >cD
FRENCH tLASS.--10G boxes French Window ond Pic
ture Glass OF superior qiaiy-sr.s. ~ IN 81 <+2
GLASS WAltE.-351 pockng-s Druggists Glass Ware
from Harmony Factory embracing the usual assortment OF
Eia!s and RoiltS jc9 5taw9w
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

u Also, for sale or exchange, place of ESQ acres
which frame house. the St. Joseph River, the
village of Bristol Indiana. Inquire No 1870 Nassausree
nnnl,>ite Clinton Hall lis II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
nATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS.

4 DATENI. CHEMICAL UIL LiMfS.
CHEMICAL OIL BURNING FLUID.-The sub
rber world invite The attention The puble 10 his stock
OF. .SREENOUGHSP PATENT LAM PSI which from their
l-aniy and superior qualities destined TO sperseds all
oherS pa,r in use The oil which burned in them is
chemical preparation very clean its properties and gives
very brilliant and economical light The Buraing Fluid
nrahe light free from ali slaCke smell GREASE and
viii neither soil stain Common Lamps be altered
al tring expense 10 hum the hud. The subscriber
kindly permitted to Of respectable
i.mill,S who ace using the article
&c. HOOKER, 455 Broadway,
between Grand and Broorne-streets
B.-Thert danger OF explosion In eithsr one OF
,b-s, articles o2l
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
vOL. I.

lnrncr.d Mental arrangement is termed lunacy
solely from this often observed effect Medical
men, proceeds the historian, assured me tfa, in
lnnatics there is avisibe cxctenen, at the changes
Of this luIninary. DIR. Balfour saws there is no
room to doub, that in Bengal the human frame is
affected By influences connected with the relative
situations OF the Sun and Moon. In certain states
of debility and disease these are able TO manifest
themselves by exciting tebrilc paroxy >n1>. DR..
Pcrickard, in the West Indies, came the sam,
conclusion.
\ Physician of Bombay, DR.. Scott. writes
The influence Of the Moon on the human body
ia been Observed in this part Of India By every
Medical practitioner. He supposes thatin North
cYn latitudcs this power is I,~. sensible than in
India, where, he aiirns, attention To it, effects Is
highly necessary. No iudiciouS person can
doubt, says Robert Sonthcv that the aprca-
ton OF AstroIogy 10 Medicine, lhougtit wl> soon
perverted, orr gnatcd in actual observations of the
connection between certain bodily affections and
certain times and s-a>ons.';b In short, proofs
might be accumulated ad inGnit,,m without in
crcasing the certainty of the fact. r.
Sac. Hist. Vol L. p 49,
The Doctor, Vol p, l57.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

Gaps CAPS Z! CAPS!!!..-JuSt re-
" ceiycb by the sucr her. l8o Rowery. case OF the
much admired ana fashionable Lae1 Night Caps All III
want thereof would do well improve this opportunity
and call soon they will be sold reduced prceS, whole
sale and retail a No ls2 Bowery.
MORRIS l. VALID No. 1872 Bowery,
New Nllrk. 81
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

BEAUTIES, HAHMoSIEs SUBLIMTIEs OF NATURE: with
Notes, Commentaries, and Illustrations Rv Charles
Buckle Vol l+j fiarpers Family Library.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04
S LINE. FROM NEW
WORK 10 EASTON. PIT Ihrnugl IN . hours Fare

only ? dollars.
Leave pier No " r. Battery Place, al 81 O'Clock, 4 NJ.
daily Sundays excepted by steamboat, Cinderella or W ater
WITCH Ia Elizabetiport then take the OF the F..
Town and Somcryi- Railroad Sonlerric lravin" only
81 miles by Coaches III miles less Than by N;w-B unswickl
For seat, apply D. Hope, 20 Courtandt street
board A. b. Hope will accompany the passengers TO Som
eryi lie. and render all assistance nrcrssary.
TT As the Railroad * completed Somervte, tbs line
viii leave Easton a, O'Clock NJ three hours later linn
the via " Brunswick and arrive. NrwYork about III.
NJ n
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

nR.J. G. HEWETT takes this method
~ thanks to his friends and ls sublic for the
liberal encouragement he has received in his line OF practice
which coaned SpranS, Disloca,iohS, Hip Diseases
White SweingS Curvaiure', and Diseased Spines. Rheu
mati>n. Nervous Affections, Csnracton and all Diseases
ihc Joints ami Limbs Sc.
References given application DR.. H. 5o7 Broadway
et1ve M and S1lrinr Nu
New-York tribune., 1842-02-04

= This place now offered price less than the cos;
OF the buildings and improvements ad would or dvded 70
purchasers Possession Immediately II not SOLD, VIII