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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-29

As among the important sources Of mineral
wealth Of our State, next to Coal Is ,hst Of iron.
It enters Into so many Of our necessities and ad
ministers 10 50 many OF our luxures that Il is
needless to state any Of the particulars Of Its use
Nlness my object Is 10 shpw In few words the
great share II has had in elcsa,ins England to her
presen. degree Of wealth and power, and TO shew
that our state possesses resources in that mineral
ht superior 10 her.
Nearly all the iron manufactured in tirea, Britain
Is produced tom the "tock ore" Carbonate Of irony
which accompanies the coal seams in Sou,h Wales
Stsforjshire the vicinity ofGaseow, &C., the
whole smoun, Of raw pig iron being about l..
100000 tons, and the capita, employed in IT,,
several years since, was estimated at S,pOo, 900
STERLING,
Bakewd' in his Geology says u may lie per.
mhtea to remark, that, however ancien, the E,rma-
sion Of coal and Hco may have been, the fiequen,
occurrence OF these niaerals tcgether both destined
IN tuture time TO give 10 men an extensive empire
the eiempn,s, aad to contribute largely TO his
means Of civilization and comfort, can,el fsil ,c
impress the resaecNng mind with evidence Of pros.
pecsive designing intelligence"
Before the discovery ia Eng land ofmaking iron
with mineral coal, that manufacture had there sunk
almost into insignifcsnre, The surface Of the
country h,d becn stripped Of It's wood, and ia the
year l74o tho production b al sank TO t7,0oo tons
double that omounr Jcisg imported. So important
was it thought bctor that time of the Objects
in ccouizing Virginia was stated to I've the use q
her forest in making iron fo the mother couu'ry
The means, however, was discovered to exist with
IA her own hosou', aud the production Of iron i'm.
medissely rose, as the following table will show, &c
It's pseserft ex nassdinary height
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A CARD.

Dr. -. Il. Tritrs. Respectfully inrums tie
- citizens Of Sunhury aud viciuy tha, he has u
ken office in tho huing lately ccu,ird ly Peter
Lazarus a drug sore, IN market street, Su bury,
where h. may we fu,d a, all huuts, unless profess
sionallv engaged.
DK TRlrES returns his sincere thanks fpr 'hc
encouragement he has tee ,ed, in ihc line of his
procssi"n, in this place. aud uu>t-, hy prompt a.
trnion 10 the duties of hi profession and reason.
able charges. tina, he viii continue 70 receive q
hcfsl .harc nf the public patronage.
SuuhuTy, OCt, Il. lSl2-lE
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TAKE NOTICE.

I'HAT the Copar'nership heretofore existing hc-
tween DR.. John w. Peal and Dr. y, r. Titles, in
he practice or M dcinr, has this day lrcn ,li>su
we'd hy mulnsi consent. The books and accounts
of The late firm are in the hands of Dr. ], w, Peal,
who is fully authorized 10 settle ihe same
JOHN w PEAL,
Sept. 2sth, lSd2. D. v. TRIIES,
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GOOD viii Fire Company.,,

THE members of the &c od VIII Fire Com
pny" are requested TO meet at the Couu
House, on MONDAY Evening, Nov 7ih, at q.
clock precisely. Puuclual attendance is required.
Oct, 29,h. J. II. ZIMMERMAN, Sc.
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NhiMglcs.

VINHE subscriber has for sale, at his store in Wa.
L shington, (eight miles north Of Danv,lc.) a
large quantity Of Lap and l3 inch Join, Shingles,
which will I've sold at the low price of 50 75.
Also a general assortment Of a aud inch Boards.
Weather Boards, Lath, &c, which vi H. sold
very low. NEAL McCAY.
Washinct"nvle, Columbia co.,
Oc,. 22d ls42.--u.
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VIM. Garrctt's Estate.

NOrICE is hereby given, that letters of admin
~ istraion have been granted 10 the sutscriher,
on the estate of VIM. G rrett, nf Rush township,
Northumberland County, deceased. Person, in
deb'ed TO said estate, or having c inns against ii,
will please Ia present the same cor settlement, to the
5 ub,, r.bers, residing in Ddn,iIl, Columbia county.
SHARrLESS TAYLOR,
JOHN e.. GRlER.
Oct ooh ISAo
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{" Good Intent Fire Company.

A STATED MEETING oflhe Company viii
IA he held on Thursday evening next, a, O'Clock,
at the Court House. Punctuai attendance is re.
quesied. J. B. PACKER,
Oct. 90, ls42. See efdry.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-29

SA q BIZ NQ- NC.
4 LII pe,s"ns ND hled 10 the firm nt L,on &
"a HAIRS under the agency ofn \ rharhrr.
MT ana Cap Manufacturers, No 40 North Th,rd,
street, Phliid' lrhla are requested 10 maxi imn,ti
ate sclrment "f n ir accounts ilh he IN -crI e.
their legally au'hnrzed hR"ni, who is full, ,npow.
eIed to s,,llc aud collect tie acrouni> of ssld m
ROBERT ID. WILKINSON,
June 4th, ls42.-u Agent.
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ROBERT CARTER & son.
a q PHH u NJ ANU F A Il u r. n 8.
f.0mbard street, baltimore,
| ! AVE Constantly for sale, Printing Paper of al,
sizes aud qualities, Cap Writing Paper. m 4
ard plpin Letter Paper, white and hlue, ruled nrd
plan, Hanging Paper, fine and common, Envelope
Paper, do. do medium double crown, crown and
extra slze'i Wrapping Papers, Coored Medium and
Royal Papers, Bonnet, Binders and Straw Box
Boards, Tissue Paper, and all artchs in iheir linz,
which they viii sell on accommodating terms.
II gheet price given fhr old rags
ROBERT CARTER g. son,
March TO- SI2. Elkton, Nd.
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II R MkSSER

II B NikSSER again notifies all who are
ind bIed 10 h,m the frm Of II. u. Mussrr x Co.,,
TO call and settle without DELAY, olherwl their ac-
counts will be placed in the hands of a mAgis rate
ior collection, Sunbuy, Sept, 81, 1872.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-29
STRAY IY.;IEEl;R.

fAHE 10 the premises nf the subscriber,
- innkerpeI, on the CrnJe Turnpike. in Coal
township, Northumberland county, about 3 miles
east of lhe town of ShHmnSn, some time in Aueu.t
last, large red HEiFFER, with bell on; has
white l,gs aud face, with a red circle around each
eye. The owner i request d to come forward,
Prove property, pay charge, and take her away,
otherwise she will be- sold according To law.
Oct. %, lSi2.-3t. PAUL ROTH
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LIST OF CAUSES.

EOR trial in the Court Of Common Pleas of Nor.
,buml erland County. TO be held at Sun'ury,
on the first Monday Of Nov. next, being the 9Th,
Joseph Tpao :. Martin A. Stock
Rsr,le, for Piper, &c. VS. Henry F,ick
Yates q MtIntyre VS. Edward Y. Bright
Edward Y. Bright VS. J q D Noutse
William Mor'z Drncsn
b !, Grovernor q wife vs. ID Snyder, &c,
JOB Nourse VS. John Lloyd
George Shiey VS. George Long
Commonwealth Of Pa.
for +. Goblin VS. Henry Gossler e, a,
Samuel Hunter ct al VS. Daniel Robins
Henry Eckmct vs. Benjamin & CLAYTON
George Armstrong VS. The Shsmokin Coal Co
Tobias Huher & Go. vs. kuizner g. Lazarus
Samuel Gully VS. Rol,ert Dunn
Martin Weaver "A DANIEL Beck
Hulihen 81 E'strn VS. John Miller
Com,h Of Pa foi A Jordan VS. q w klehl ct al
Same Err J Bowman Same
Same sr W DeIpen y cows Same
George MrIjry VS. Roher, Mckee
kase & Co VS. Thomas Ashhriigc
Com'rs Of NorthN co. vs. Isaac Wooiver,on
Wiley & Wife vs. George Sn,der's a,im'rs
Jacob Kline VS. Dvcrsers Of the Por u
Noth'd borough
John Sheriff VS. John Haas
Jnhn McCalr VS. loln Monehrad
Nary Weeks vs Bvrtly g. Has
SNltNOn hpVE's VS. oNslff
Charlrs Wa,res VS. John Bouphner
& ID Whatn vs. lohn Smith
Henry Hull Chrsn,,ttr CamrlcN
T. q 3rsdfnrd's ads II al VS. e 4 i1rh'ond
Pursell N Pfouiz vs. BWkenhirc
Jacob Regh Vs Abraham ktsssngr~
\ w johnson ct al vs. John & Bsyd ct Il
Roht ID Cuimiugs VS. Benjamin Mathews
Henrv I.s,cha VS. Henry Heth,n
Wm McG,,nsy's cx'r VS. Burd Patterson
Henry Er'~ VS. ShHr,ck
John W hsoa's heirs VS. Ro,ert Mckee
| Jared Irvine Altman & knou
/ Daniel BraUiram JOIN Caw,Ien's cxt
! William Lloyd vs. Marvin 4 Stocx
/ C,>olrt Il Sn,,k- VS. Srasholiz & 3rrcstrssel
/ Avn ,hHm Sharnck vs. John & IL NJ Dawson
/ \ Ershsm's eX'rs VS. John Painter
/ 5o,n Muny vs. Jesse B.su,n
! Jacob khuc Joseph Nankrk
! tiro. e. Wekr vs. Jacob Gass
John = MatE vs. Solomon E-hhaurh
SAMUEL. u. SDRBAN,
rrcNtonc,ary's Otiicc,1 fruth'y
/ Sunbnry, Oc~ 81 lS&2,S
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List Of Letters,

EMAINING in the Pos, Office at Augusta,
IL Sept 30h, lsi2
James Clark. I homas Smith, Soloman S,srner,
Thomas Bramf"ld, Ephr,im Lyle. Abraham Dr,.
bclhes, Gideon Lcisenrng i-aac w. farnswo IA.
Oct. Sth, lS42. JACOB BLOOM Pm
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DIR. q. B. WcisCr,

1Er. 4. h. WCIsCf,
OFFERS hi, professional services. 10 the citizens
" ol SunbuIy, aud vicinity. Office next door To
the residence Of Reyd. Il. a. Fisher. where he IN "
he found uuless engsgad in dscharging the duties
of his profession. Dct sIh, lSi2.-U
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

LATER FROM TFX,S.--Bv the steamer Neptune
al New Orleans, Galveston dates 10 the 18th inst.
lave been received. Tampico dates the 9Th
and Vera Cruz TO the oath Dec were also re-
ccivcd. By these appears that the prisoners of
The Santa Fe Expedition had safely arrived at
Mexico, and were TO receive a trial The >tata-
mcnr that crnelties were pcrperrated upon ,hem
during their march are said 10 have been un-
trlc,,rhc New Orleans Bullerin SAYS however.
tha they have seen a; letter from a person IN
authority al Austin, dated the l>t of January,
winch states that news had Just come in by wayo
Bc<nr. 10 the effect that Cook. (thc commander OF
rlie cxpcdilion) Howard and Caldwell Officers J
had been put deati=aftcr they had surrendered.
This news was received by the most direct source.
and was fully relicd=npon ard had excited a de
,crnincd and deep feeling OF revenge in The bo-
SONS of the Tcxiaas.
Great excitement concerning caPtises pre-
walls throughout Texas. More positive intelli-
gence Will probably soon #rcnchlls.
\ bill haS passed the Senate providing for The
/ Issue of Sl500O0 E.ehequcr Bills. The tariff
bill fixing the impos, duties an averag ge OF II
probably become a law
Two Mexican steamers OF war, mounting Paix-
han guns and built in England AT an expense Of
s740.000 were daily expected at Vera Cruz. fully
manned and equipped, and We're forthwith. on
their arrival. destincdo blockade the port Of Gal
weston. An army of=5o,OOo men was also being
rniSee.=of which 600 wer, to cooperate with
the Nayv=il#the conquest OF Texas. Two armed
brie- and one schooner we're on theirwav 10
Blockade yera Cruz. supposed to be :; par, OF the
Yucaian and Texas Navy There are two other
French sloop, Of war and one schooner cruising
OF tie coast, Its. however expected that the
diiiiculie. with Fraac,.ilg be an,icably arranged
Mail Jl,rgs Rrr=y lls been .pr,oiatc,I Minister
to the United=Sratc> b = resolution of the
House Judge Hainstord Is to be mpracheci for
habitr,a intoxicaron
,,,r,,ao. ,;,,s=s,-s.,,, rT,,,,.., r. ..ro,,,.b
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

Ne DEFY THE WoRLD-Many remedies have been into
duced from time immemnrlal 10 consumption. Th
cure OF consumption /, impossible, bat its attack can be pr
rcn.fd-ari prevention i better har=cure The CON
POUND EXTRACT OF iiOREIOIND is a certain pr,
vetiv" against coughs colds astimaS, and all prcu'-
consumption Those who use ii when cold commences
WI! ndt soothing To III. lung, and the time reIoT'
ng at oppression n the chest which objective in cough
iDg. Sold by Peatc and Son. Is Division street
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
u The ioa=ig letter, though t,lanly marked Edit,
or, Mall did not reach until il too ace for Saturday


u The ioo=ig let:er, though N,lanly marked Edit;
or, Mall did not reach Us until il ah Saturday
mornings paper
From cur Special Correspondent
wAsfIsGroS. Thursday er9rhg, Jan q.
The continued dissraceful excitement in the
House of Representative on the subject of Mr.
.sianl>'s ill-trned memorial from Haverhill has
caused me to omit writing TO you for some days
past In fact, II was my purpose 10 wait the
issue OF the conflict before Ishoud attempt any
further reflections upon but the inctcc,ual
effort of the more moderate andpatriotic portion
OF the House 10 bring tn, matter a close To-
nigh, has npc!l-d me to submit passing re-
mark or Two upon the character Q: the proceed
iugs thus :i.r.
Regardless OF tie mourning cries OF millions Of
their oppressed constituents-regardless OF the
official adlnonitiouS o; the high Departments Of
the Government, wao nave more than once during
the present session advised the Two Houses Of
Congress OF the pressing wants OF ,hc nation.
and Of its rapid approacE TO the periious edge Of
hostilities with foreign power-a majority of
the House o.; Representatives. in defiance Of the
sacred iniuncrions Of their duty. have seen 1T 10
entertain an incendiary discussion, introduced for
She apparent purpose OF rousing resentnlent>=
tween different sections OF the country 10 munster
to the unholy ambition OF certain part. leaders.
Isit possible for the people TO rest conrented
with such state Of things OF will they not
rather express their deep abhorrence at the pre-
,umptuouS co,,rse oi their representatives. who
seem bent upon scattering the ;ire-brands of con-
migration throughout the land The offended
dignitv OF the Constitution commands them not
10 be accessory, by naction. to is further degra-
iat;on. Ii these movements of ambition and ia
! naticism are permitted to tramplc OF the rights
ot tf,e p.opI. and th,. na,ionza.d 10 bear their
standard OF dcianc, and disu,ay over The nclan-
cboI,.=a-,n.,l. ~, noonI. ,j,en r,,y -, all
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e'"'i'o. iisu'=' 100 great le'i' !" opposing a'''
fcpuklhs lhese men our safety anatsasegrlty af''
ons 20 ' ''''''''''e' N Il ''''.'' vigorous pre-
A.,.'o" .o' ec'i' eN''e'S III a decisive s''''"''
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morrow at II o'clock, at which time ] trust the
"hoic SUBJECT Will be finally disposed Of
III tiic senate the debate was continued to-day IN
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

1Ihe attention Of reader, particularly requested
To 'iie advertisement OF Nr Sebrnos Cordial Combining
all those qualities IN single medicine Ici has long beea
iese!aum in his elias. OF diseases II promises 10 thos
unfortunately afflicted this all that tie use OF re
tcine Afford. AT the time that II inyI9oraeS ne
digestive Gr1aI faes the owIes OF spirits "sicia
ti often leads ,Ie unhappy victim 70 the comnl,soa
OF Suicide Failad
Sold at 1872 FntOn 81. ~ t3lG
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
LAWYERS DIARY

CALENDER or THE Corpr oy CoxwoS,p, rS;5-r--t-e - -
ls5. l57. - ~ - - lsl iss
Part Second, meets 4, 70 c'c;f.,kl. sss .,o.,
l.l, s. 20, e6 Sc LOO =, .V-, - S, n,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
Yours truly,

RESISTANCE TO LEGAL AUTHORITY "A CORES
pondcnt Of the Boston Morning Post gives an ac-
count of rhe ucccssful resistance TO the officers of
justice of three brothers named John, Samuel and
Lorenzo Dow at Salisbury Mass. on the 22d It
seem, the Sheriff attempted to arrcs, them for
having beaten by force and arms a man who had
beaten them in IA law suit They sent word that
they wond not be taken alive The Sheriff made
report and was ordered TO bring them dead or
aIive With ian armed posse lie went for them
again, but they had fortified the second story of a
workshop, from which they were however dis
Iodged.-A general fight cnsucei Samuel va,
knocked down and captured. The others put the
whole party to fight and are still at large
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

10 About o'clock last night a fire broke out
in dwelling house corner OF Avenue y and FIRST
street. It's progress at frs, rather rapid and
threatening, but it was soon checked and cxrin-
guished with but little damage.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

Dreadful AFFAtR.-A man named Morgan, at
NachitocheS, few days since became jealous of
another man, and il consequence 50 mal,rcated
his wife that She was Obliged to sue out u peace
warrant. The officer with two citizens. went TO
ilrreSthim Hewas sitting in his chair, ignorant
"t the proceedings, when 'lley raped at the door.
and not receiving an answer, they began to break
it open. Morgan seized his rifle and awaited
their approach, bur they had no sooner entered
than both the men fired upon him, and killed him
instantlv
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

lyDlss OUTRAGE.-Thc Little Rock Tine. and
Advocate Of the 10th inst. says that /; foul mur-
der wa> recently committed in Madison COUNT
Arkansas, By Cherokee Indian named AIberti
on a respectfully citizen named George Long. 4
party OF indians had short time previous mad
an ;tttackon Charles Mcclellan who made his es-
cape..Thc Governor Of Arkansas has ordered
oft,a company of volunteers To defend the from
TIER
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

AMERICAN MUsEUH.--Cheap irnuseI,en;s the ordst
o tlt day and when such rational, extensive and eSpei'
attractions offered here afforded Is cents, h
can wonder that the place daily and nightly well astendr-
l.i- week, besides all the curioses the MusruGl w
have ~" magnificent model OF the City Dublin; Nas'
and splendid performances OF Cefto Henry Ns' TayG
and Booth! Every thing here and orderly, an. ."
elite OF the city consequently pa,ronz the establishment
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

TENPEriscE.-Privatc letters from Livingston
County tell Us OF the wonderful progress Of the
temperance reformation in that beautiful region.
Hundreds OF names in ever town have been en-
rolled on It's pledges, and me whole iac. of Soci-
ely mas been most happily changed BY It's influence.
In the little village Of Lima six hundred and ftv
signatures nave been obtained. Throughout On
tario County the good work has made no less gra,-
itying progress.
The De,roit Advertiser saw, tina, the losses
BY the recent hre in that city, are much .>-s than
was 81 first anticipated
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

70 The family of NJ Paronett, at Richmond,
W., were poisoned by eating bread, in making
which a saucer that had contained arsenic was ac-
cidentaly used. 1t is believed they will all re-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

J7 Capt. CHARLES LEE CAss, brother of our
Minister to France, officer of the last war, and
more recently Sub Agent for the Indians al Upper
Sand,l>ky. q. died at Dresden, O. on the 4th inst
agcd So
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

LJ a man named Sage has been arrested in
.Juniata Co, Pa. charged with the murder o
James Anderson
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
THE TRIBUNE.
=NEW YORK. MONDAY, JANUARY 81

y Fora Letter from Ohio, Mr. clay's Speech on the
Bankrupt Law, sec First Page
u For Sketches ei the Speech OF Mr Whiting and
OF Judge Kcnt's Charge, see Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

~ The anniversary of Thomas Paine, birth
day was celebrated at Boston on Friday evening
10y his political admirers.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

" CHAPaaS's Magic Strop with Mealic Hone, warrant
-, e. 70 pcas-Iry IL A,o, superior Fazors Shaving Cram
POCKET BOOKS Wallets, &c. &c at tie mandatory 10! VIZ
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

BowERT AMpH irHEArEE-This Is the last @rrh ar .. - w.
fsabs fnent pre- vious 10 the companys ,ro,trr
rope. twill be- long ,imc before WE stai - b. g.,
equestrian copa ny which nu?ers snch GOV 81 y .nT,l. M
talent. Let their parting week bea plea'n'S '''
Gn.i IN ffrun
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

The ISSUE CHAsGgD The Senate, after com.
mittng an act Of unprecedented injustice and dis
courtesy, in Erpunging a respectful Message
from the Governor, is now involved in a debate
growing out OF an attempt to mutila,e and falsi:v
its own proceedings, Thus ono wrong impose:
upon those who commit i: the necessity Of com
mltting another To preserve its consistency in
erro. The Senate il now compelled elnascuat"
the Journal OF It's own proceedings But if men
'cttI do wrong thev must take the consequences.
ALBANY Eve. Iour
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

Thus the Treasury Note Bin is finally passed.
The House then ad iourncd. ARGUS.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

u \ new steamer called the America has
been launched at Niagura, to ply between Toronto
and Rochester
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

.. PARTICULAR NoTICE.-Those persons having
ing up keeping viii find ready sale for any portion
nra or all OF hsir goods by sending their address, calling
Adso q q F.coLTON, ls Chatham St q
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

rTNEISoN w,TER RT;RY. II Pnc-srec, i,torDey
and soc;,c, ~ , Cr,o n lbs State and OF the I nlird
States, ~ Proceedings in anAruPey vii be sitrs n, ,u '
with care and dsoaicil " ~
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

q FOR ONE MONTH OELY,-Terns reduced from
Ten to Three Dollars Academy 3sl Broadway, opposite
Washington Hall.
NJ. GOLDSMITH, The American Tnriva"d Penr1an,
t.e'i@es himself 20 impart the Ladies and Gentlemen o.
New, orh and Brooklyn his mach admired system Mr-
The eHpration OF the lessons.
1r g. has obaiD-d the First Premium three successive.
years for the best specimens OF OH-snd Writing e1hit,
q; the Fairs OF the American Institute
Rooms open during the Day and Evening.
The Ladies "!l meet daily from II 10 O'clock
Opinions OF III Press.
NR GoLosMiTA-JudgiHg from " hat We have een w,
must pronounce hH TO BE- unrivalled in the OF the pen
,, Boston Morning Post.
Ma GoLpsMITH.-He is say untesita,inplv the mos,
accomplished ot-.and Penrnen We have ever seen
New-York, Jan. Is, 1882 si Sr:
Z PiRTICIrI mi
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

lJ7 The Learned Blacksmith i, ecturng in
Albany.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

" Boz ,to ca, a dinner at Boston tom orrow
Tickets SO
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

1r DEMOCRATIC WIG GENERAL :, Cohnaia % h.a1 :,
TFF ES,I,r needing of this Committee viii be hei' ..
prnai, III ' an Tuesday Evening, Feb al oc6ch-
''o"'' " ~ i''use w ELLIS POTTER. Chairman
J. H. II. HAws, Secretaries alA
II. c. WEsrEHyELr
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

G-7The Presbyterian Church at Ithaca va,
SET on FIRE on the 24th, but the flames were soon
extingui>hed The next day the barn o: ]. B
Williams was set on FIRE and burned with its con-
tents. Loss Sl400.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

Mr.. HOPKINS moved to y'he bill on the table
which was negativod: Yeas a8; Nays lOl.
The first amendment was adopted without n di-
vision; and on the second ihcvote being Yeas co.
Nays 100, the Speaker decided the tie III the al
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
CORONER's OFFICE.

SATURDAY., JAlnhFy.I
The Coroner held an it,ques, to-day at the hca,.
Of Francois Clement, No. A. Deystreet, on the bod!
Of Pierre Wizekowski, refugee Polish Office,
aged 90 last April, as appeared by his passport aai
who boarded a, the above place. The deceasedwn
without any pecuniary means whatever, did net lodgs
in his bed for the three last nights preceding Hi
death and was found by the chambermaid this No'a
ing. g. o'clock, in the attic Of the house, hangngby
the neck, entirely dead Verdict that he commiusl
suicide by hanging himself