New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-05

The rlcts continued at 5lancneSter.
T We stop our press to make the above an
nouneement The news is not of sufficient i'm
| portance to justify US in getting out an extra
| DEATH OF DR.. CHAsSIsG.-We deeply regret
to see the announcement of the death of this dis
tinsuished divine. This event, which will carry
sorrow to the hearts of thousands who knew and
loved the man, and to tens of thousands who are
familiar with the worth of bis la5ors public
teacher, occurred at Bennington, VI. on Sunday
evening last. His resains were to be immedi-
ately taken TO Boston for intermcnt. With refer
qnce merely to the elegance and eloquence of his
style and the general popularity of his writings,
| Dr.. Charming was one OF the most eminent
Of American authors bu;, feeling nj! the re-
sponsibility of his high profession, hc never al.
lowed his standing in the estimation Of the world
to either limit or direct MS -xertions. His con-
science told him of duty and his quick eye discov-
cred thousand paths in the wide world of hu-
man eifor, and of human suffering in which it was
to be discharged. He la5ored, in his preaching
and bis writings to carry into the political and So
cial movements of the world, the great principles
OF Morals and of Religion in which al that is OF
worth, has its ground and support; and though his
pure spirit has passed from midst, his wri-
thgs yet remain among Us, eloquent in truth and
! in the fearless, manly fervor with which it Is
urged. Deeply do we deplore his loss-most un-
timely, TO the faithless eye OF man. does it SEEM
to the cause Of Tratl, of Order and of Right and
still more deeply do we lament that he has left
| behind him, in the same department of exertion,
so few, in proportion to the number needed, to
supply the loss occasioned by his death.
The ABDucr1os PLor.-Mr John H. Plea-
SAINTS, who SO terribly alarmed the LocoFocos Of
the whole Uuion by his exposition Of plot formed
| bv himself and several friends TO abduct Mr.. Van
Buren, in case Of bis fraudulent election to the
Presidency, publishes letter in the last Rich
| mond Wing tending to relieve their fears He
| saws the letter was intended 10 be hoGr that it
was devised by himself with friend for amuse-
ment, and that he intended injury to any l.u-
man being-nor could the letter produce any
This may be rue--but il does not justify ,he cir
cula,ion of the story.
| Mrs. HOLLANDS New ROMANCE OF THE
CzAnlHA--Prnce Menziloff might be called the
Cardinal Wolscy of Russia, in regard to his ele-
| vation, services and sudden fal from greatness
No character in history more strikingly e1empli-
fes the instability of fortune ard the caprices OF
absolute power. Mrs. Holland has very happily
selected the leading incidents in the extraordinary
crtanes of this noblcmnn and his family as the Da-
sis of her new romance which is written with her
usual ability, and will be read with lively interest
1t is got up in the style of the Harpers newpubli-
cations, and sold for twenty-five cents.
BEWARE OF CoUETERFEiTS.-Iw ucn named
George Fawcett and Lathn,n Wilson, were arrest
ed for passing counterfeit s. b at the tavern Of
| Edward Story, No. 129 Bowery, on the Manuiac
| lurers Bank Of Providence, and another at the
porter house ef Peter Asten, corner OF Bowery
and Hester street. They were lodged in the watch
house. On the person of Wilson was found so
of the counterfeit bills, and Fawcett s26 in
| good bills and $40 in specie. Yesterday they
were committed TO answer. All persons having
received any Of these bills requested to call at
the Police Office and, if they can, identify the
prisoners.
| SUPPOSED MURDER.-Ihe Coroner was called
yesterday to hold an inquest on Governors Island
on the body of ar unknown man who was found ~
ing on the beach at that place dead. On examin-
ing the body wound was discovered on his risst
arm about four inches ioag and one inch deep
which appeared to have been made by q ball or
some sharp instrument. lie vas Of shsrt stature
and supposed by evidences exhib;ed, to be of the
Jewish persuasion. The body was entirely nakea
and had not been long in the water. 1t was taken
to Tie dead house in ,hesPark where an inquest
viii be held this morning.
ANTICIPATED INDIAN FlGuT.--A letter from
Fort Gibson, under date of the I'd inst saws:
The anticipated fight betweea ;he Cherokees
and Wild Cat has not yet coue OF. The Sne,iii
has postponed The day OF takiag him until next
SATURDAY.. AS the CherokesS have no ail 10 hold
their prisoners, it would have been necessary to
! keep ap u guard of fifty or hundred persons to
| hold OF 10 Wild Cat suti the day of trial-,hey
therefore concluded not 10 attempt taking him
until their court sits. They viii have him then
OF blood will flow
| LATER ERoM CaSADs-'The British Govera-
,,en has refused Its consent TO change the esisla-
| tive capsol Of Canada from kmgSton 10 Toronto
aud Quebec. four years alternately, as has been re-
sucsted. The great expenses caused this refusal
despatch TO this eec; from Lord Staaly, of 18Th
Noy 1881, was laid before the Provincial PaI!ia-
men, on the 26,h inst. Albany Atlas.
| THg HURRICANE AT TsaK's IsLASD.-Capt