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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

DEATH OF HoS. RoEERT SMiTti.-We md the
following notice of Hon. ROBERT SMITH, whose
death at Baltimore we briefly announced yester-
dsy in the Commercial:
Mr. Smith was long in public life and vet 4 Pc
rod of time allotted 10 a generation has passed
since he has lived in retirement. He was engaged
in the bloody and very unfortunate battle of Bran
DIVINE, where Washington attempted, but without
success, TO head the advance of Gen. Sir William
Howe upon Philadelphia, and where the young
and gallant Lafayette teshed his maiden swerd, and
first shed his blood in the great struggle for human
liberty which his lte cousecrated. Mr.
Smith was then volunteer from Baltimore He
afterward served several years il the Legislature
of Msryland-soretimes as member OF one
House, sometimes of the other.
On the accession of Mr.. Jefferson TO the Execu-
tive chair, Mr.. Smith was called to the Cabinet as
Secretary of the Navy. When, eight years after
ward, Mr. Madison reached the same proud s;a-
ton. on the 4th of March, 1909, be invited Mr..
Galaiin his associate in Mr.. Jeffersons Cabinef
as Secretary Of the Treasury 10 the State Depart
nlent This promotion, however was declined by
Mr.. G and Mr. Smith was called from the Navy
Department to that of the Sia,e-Mr Paul Ham
ilton of South Carolina coming into the Navy De-
in the Treasury. and Mr.. Eus.is of Massachusetts,
taking the War Department, hr. Caesar A. Rod
nev Of Delaware remaining as Attorney General,
and Mr.. Granger of Connecticut as Postmaster
General Both Hamilton aud Eustis were found
incompetent their places
The most arduous station then, as now, was that
OF the Secretary Of State. Our ong-standing dIih
cultes with England-ditficulties that had existed
and increased almost from the moment OF the ratln
cation of peace, in l793-and which brought on the
war of 1312-were then approaching their crisis
and upon Mr.. Smith devoived the conduct OF the
heavy and protracied correspondence with the
British Plenipotentiaries-the celebrated Copper
hagen Jackson and Mr. Foster. Eut, how
ever lust was the cause which he was called upon
to vndicete, and however patriotic ms intentions
it wa. not thought in that day, that Mr. sm.tn was
eoual TO the station he filed or to the disciplined
aipomatists against whom ii was his duty to con-
tend. :
The administration of Mr.. Madison was one 81
almost ceaseless turbulence; and there was niue
harmony in the Cabinet after the first year. DIS
sensions arose and these were followed by disrsp-
Smith retiring from the Department OF
State and Mr.. Granger from the Post Once. Nsf'
Smiths public life was marked byinsegrity, and, IN
the shades of retirement. to borrow the language %
the Bal1inlorc American, he lived without blemsh,
rcvered and beloved BY the large circle whlcs ne
adorned and in the last days of waning l'e, cool
collected and resigned his spirit departed without
a pang, rejoicing in the promises dear to the
Christian.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

The Convention which formed the Constitution
4 the United States consisted of J5 Delegates re-
,rssen,ing all the States except Rhode Island
I, assembled in May 1897, and continued IN sos
am about four months, when the Constitution was
,dopted and signed by the members present on
he nth September. The Constitution was then
admitted TO Conventions chosen by the people
!, the several States, and after being warmly dis
a,,ed. was finally adopted by each of them
yor,b Carolina and Rhode Island however held out
upil after the organization Of the Government,
s at last came into the Union, the former in No
,,mber, 1899, the latter in May, 1890.
Electors of President were appointed on the st
Wednesday of January, 1889: the said Electors
me-, 10 give their votes in the several States the
stst Wednesday of February, and the Constitution
wen, into operation on the FIRST Wednesday Of
I March the same year.
The Legislature of New-York having omitted
10 pass law directing the mode Of choosing Elec-
mrs. none were chosen by this State, which wouid
have been entitled TO g votes. North Carolina, en-
tiled to z and Rhode Island to votes, were Of
eICluueu, HOl ii!cUiDtIS VI Llc
But ten States therefore voted for President and
yicsaPresdcnt the whole number of Electors be-
Ing GO, and vacancies. BY the system then in
operation each Presidential Elector voted for two
persons, the one receiving the highest number OF
votes was declared President and the next highcs,
Vice President Concert of action among the
Electoral Colleges being almost impossible, the re-
suit was always extremely uncertain until the votes
4 'iyen by the Electors were ascertained.
With regard to the candidate for President al
I ibis first Election but one opinion prevailed. The
/ syes Of all were turned towards General Wash.
ngton as the only man who could inspire perfect
] tOnfdence in the new Government BY consentins
) 4. take the head of the Administration. 1t was
] ri,h much reluctance, and after the most
I Solicitations from Hamilton, Gouveraeur Morris,
ind numerous others of his most powerful friends,
i hat he consented to yield his own preference fo,
Wiya,e life the united wishes Of his fellow.c,i-
rus. OF course he received the unanimous vote
1 d the Electoral Colleges for President, as i.
I shown by the following statement of the votes.
q which we're counted in the Senate in the presence
4 Of both Houses of Congress, April g. 1889.
\
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
= ECENT observation-disclosures

n , AIsNNt'"
Magnetic Plates :or rheumatism afrciiOas,
&c prepared under tie direction II hr arourops apoh.
ecary in Paris. Genera Depot ia New o s5 Franklin
street al Sir NGuarG's. Price 81 50.
Infalbie cure for tie acute ana nvetfric palms.
such as acute chronc h2umatSa, the gor nerraogy
,ciatfc tie ColoYecx daase de 81. Guy, chils, megr
cfamps in he stomach; parslys, in the beginning; and
shortly for al ueTGon afec.ous chiefly diseases OF wo
men ans. young sls a. green sickness agenorrea, sup
pr-s-iosS, v5pous ,rsrvcGS attacks. sc. nl6 IN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
For The Tribune.
Length of Railroads ia the United States

The following summary of tho aggregate length
Of Railroads completed and in operation In The
United States will be found very nearly correct:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

large number of miles already graded and
nearly ready for the iron rails roads in various
sections of the country. rot included in this
statement Probably 500 or GOO miles may be
expected to be completed in one or two years and
added to the above amount, which already exceeds
the total length of railroads in all other countries
combined. The cost, SO far. is at least one hu''-
6red million dollars.-Nearly all the Iron tor
these roads has been imported from England
costing probably twelve or thirteen million dollars
NuMnER OF VOTERS IN THE STATE OF NV
YoRK.-The following extract from the U. ;. Cen
sus of 1910 shows that rnakiag every allowance
for aliens, there are at least $50 900 persons quail
i6ed TO vote in the State Of New-ior At the
las, election 4o1 400 votes were given ior Gov
errer by the three parties
Free JpAie Males in Ike Stale Of Nes-lors IN lSio
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

q PRINT ERS-The subscriber Craciicsl Printer and
Napier Pre- smap respectfully ntoms Newspaper Publish.
er Printers, TIE public generally, that he has taken
DE excellent Napier Printing Press in The basement OF the
office of the Eveniug rater 81 AHnseet and prepared
10 do Press woa, particularly Newspaper either IN lhe
o or ouaro form with and punc'ualty Prices
very and in proportion the size OF the sheet anu
the number OF copic> To he printed
". Is Large Poslog y lis, when there are soooy pun %
her aned nrin,e very low Good City References gvea
" fS rfaTrT' Luz SAMUEL BINGHAM
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
NEW.YnRK INSTITUTl

NEw.YoRK INSTITUTE, c91 EAST Broadway.
The principal, E. II. Jenny, A. M, respectfully annonn-
ces his patrons End the public genrnly that he has
completed i fora hOyOsh course OF nstruc
ton in ALL the various branches OF ENGLISH AND CLAs
srcAL EDUCATION. The above Institution comprises
tour distinct dc pnmeuls each OF which i under the man
aeemeut OF teachers who ae well qualified, and who have
had Ion and successful experience 10 reaching, viz
The CLASSICAL DEPARTMGST-whicl embraces ali stud.
les requisite admission nO aGy Co!ege,-wili be in
stlucted by DE Principal.
The ESGiisH DEptRrmENT, Tor Masters, embraces full
ani complete of English stu les neudlng Thor.
orgh knowledge OF praeca! Bookksspmg by double and
sing lie entry-~iIl be Instructed by WILLIAM HAIL
The ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, tor Misses and Young La
dies viii embrace al the branches Of solid and polite ed
ucaion ard will be instructed by Miss NJ DoTY and Miss
H. WAsHBURN. ,,,
The PRIMARY DEPARTMENT fsr snail Boys and Girls,
w be instructed Reading, spelling, Elements OF arith'
me,ic ard Geography, and nader management OF MISS
J. WAsHBURN.
The Music Department Is unAef tie drcclonaud insiruc'
,ian Bet wyuan successful teacher OF Vocal and in
,trumentai muSsc.
French Drami Ing Painting. by the best Professors
~ B For the explanations Of Chemistry nnd Philosophy
valuable and complete apparatus has been procured
II Pupils may enter any time withonI inconvenience
to The teachers any interruption TO the classes and the
charges will commence irOtn ite time OF entrance
nl6 2g%
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
THE TRIBUNE.
Political History.

,;o, OF President and VicePresideni of the United
saes 1885, and organization OF the Government un.
- tbe Constitution.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
AGENTS OFFICE. STATE PRIsos,
a;;tr-r1 Oct TO- 1872

Auburn, Oct 10, lSf2
NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed
PROPOSES u1 be receiyeGalt The office Of he sooscl- n
er unt uesdsy 1 day Of December next al " ~
Increasing the sas the Agent may he sbis 70 G ,er OF
any number exceeding Thee Handfsd , ~, m ~ be e1-
Five gears ffooi the frs; say OF JanpaJ ces OF Cut
lery OF wicb the Uni-.i Staies Is orihc1pa'
foreign Importation AID Hgttted, viii
Sufficient shop rom, suitaljiT Wa
he furnished By fAa STATE 80 ,eouired 10 naTne lie
iote Persons making pr2posal, = es of each coaycs
aGa and % P m a ~5sa Or assent !iere.o
surety IN the cgafse 1a. @ a propesal. are fsa11ssa s
AM az IL hs ,-sses at lie r opeas sse s@eD
a0bl either IN person of Y pyggRf pOfIiRBfrs hgrHt
ol5 tD2n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

TITO observation-disclosures 10 supply
Il the Aims House and Peniten.ary with Beet tor the
ensuing year, commencing January ist ls4S WIZ oe re-
ceiyed nj the Office of the Commissioners in the Park until
Thursday Dec issL For information OF The kinds OF
beef wanted ploaso apply 10 ,,,,,,
N-w-York. Nov. g. 1892 H. WILLIAMS, Asent-
Evening Post please copy. n2St0e
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
NTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that

Petition will be presented 10 the Legislature oi the
State NeYork at the next session. tor an acs 10 ncor-
pOrae the Ntw-Foyk Institute NO 15D East Broadway, III
the Cay OF New York.
Dated New York November l6, 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

PLAIN TA1klSe-The kalida (Ili,) Venture,
= Loco Foco paper celebrated for plain speaking,
has an article defining the duties of Loco-Focos in
III. Legislature, in which occurs the following
passage:
their consciences and their constituents, by calling
perjury by some other namc-but we contend ihal, u
in the sight OF God and every rational man. mar
member OF the Legislature aoho rotss {or a pa@h 2
charter, is pERJURED KNAyE. rrho mas no o'esf-
ness outside lie secure aea1ls Of a Penstent'aTy,
or q Lnnatic Asylum
VIII Loco-Foco organs in this region endorse
this?
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
LADIES' SCHOOL.-Miss

NTOUNG LADIES' SJHOUL.-Wl9s
AKAgELLA CLARE's School for Young Laiies 20.
IS 5eycersee will commence It's WINTER term on 'i""-
day Tie .ls; OF November Instant
seside, competent female assistants n The varioaS
brancEes of edncauon The following gentlemen arc e"
paped at this Seminary, viz
JACOB B. RcES. Professor Of Be'ss-etres
EDWARD PURCELL, Professor OF Erswiag
For Terms of fulton, Gc apply os above MI 2awo"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
RAISS ORAf'S BOARDING. AM
a FMlTANCES TO ireland, &c

ID ENHANCES TO IRELAND, &c.
hc-The subscriber continues 10 transmit money IN
no, large or small persons residing II any paf OF Ire
1si IN fs SANG ma nr he and his predecessor III busi-
we done Tor the ast thirty years, and more aiso TO
any 1ar, OF Epgland or Scotland.
Moey reGle By eite posi- pait to tne snoscso r, OF
d-ps,i ID wiih him. with Of the peryca
r ersns IN Ireland England Sco;lsnd 10 wtom II IS
n, i've snf and nearest pos,-toWs viii be immediately irars
,ed AID paid accordingly and receipt - that en-ct
given or forwarded 70 the seDder
nt9 Inn GEORGE McRRID z. Jr q Cedar 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

u Rensember the Removal Of the tSehi
CamPhine OIL, Spirits and Improved Burner, 20 Ia
fayeite Ha 597 Broadway opposite Nbios al Pu eg -
mis- I'm (2)
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
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i yKINTING I'M NIANUF ACIUR Z.
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engaged IN the GiaHuiactnre o. Printing mr. during
which time ii has been used extensively throughout the
United States His !cag psrience manufacturer OF
Ink and likewise practical PRINTER, enables hun o tur-
n,b his Typographical brethren hrou hou The Union, who
may favor him with their custom, with Ina o very Sure-
.or quality, OF unchangeab'e color, and on reasonable
,srms The Ink il well calculated 10 work tho compo
son roller, and all descriptions OF presses now IN use
The subscriber likewise manufactures Ink oi various coos
Z Red. Blue, Green, &c.
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tween Montgomery and G0uverneDr streets, EnS river,
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

F.Al. ESTATE EXCHANGE, 100
q Nassau.s;reet, (oppo>se he CITY Hai) where those
who have HOUSES o. Lots FOR SALE o. TO LET,
may have them regsese Tor the accommodating OF those
who NAV wish 10 psrchae or h'e Maps and Plans will
be exhibited and rSpaines with The price OF Ee same.
without charge until sold let according directions
which may facilitate neoii oRS by enabling Ecse IN search
of property readily hut the best adapted nj the lowest
price. leAAC NJ. "uoLLfl'
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Literature and AIT comprising the history, de>crtp.
and scientific priacipeS al every branch OF human
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terms general rliusated hy eugrayings wood.
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b.essrs A. 3 ( d. Sands.-Ge0lemen: THIS may ceruy
nt niv eldest son has afflicted with the salt Rheu
ar some other oabsore disorder npOn eg Tor 10 rF 10
ysars and have tried Of different Kinds oi med
cinrs and all TO 10 purpose uo toud your remedy idr
nc and on usiag 10 days, Tor less than one box
NJ oitment and b1t- 0 TIE sar,a2ara,I as Effected
petfeci c.!e have delayed giving yoa III, certificate ior
Two moa, th- care was effected br iear tnst u
nav. the utmost Confluence il SayGg hat think u very
valuable medicine and sincerely hope that touaids may
.t receive a, much benefit the above nientioned
Yours. very repeatedly,