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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

New York. April %, $50 .,..:.,
The following Is especially recommended TO the attention
ot gentlemen Of the Naval end Merchant service
T. Henry B. NoncS, Capainir The United States Revenue
Service in service o the United Sates do cer'y at
was Tor five months afflicted wiihthe !udammaors Sher'
u,al ard had tried every remedy by advice OF physicians,
without any relief-and finally by advice OF Dr. William
Rockwell Health Officer at Quarantine, applied TO Dt
Coen in tho month OF July, 1881 for bottle oil his
Rheumatic EnIbrocatnn and after weeks use OF the
specific entirely free fron pain and able TO resume my
MACE in The service.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

FOR SCH0OLEY'S MOUNTAIN
-re- BELVIDERE AND EASTcN-D2ily Sun
- days xcepted.-Leave IS CoUf,ande greet
- O'Clock A. y, by Railroad from Jersey City Is
- Newark: there passengers lake tie,r cbcgce
eitker by Stage Railroad TO MorristoSLtheceb by stage
through Mendhan Chester, Schoo!es Mountain, to Bely
dere ard Easton.
Foe farther insornaon apply To- ff! CONNER
cial Hot - Ceurtlandt street, kep. by ~in huger
II. B. Extras furnished the shortest notice by Apply
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

FOR LIVERPOOL-Packet Of
kTfT September 7tf.-The packet ship ROSCOE. II
Hrttlestrp master will sail above. her reacia!
day. For freight passage hsving superior aecousaesa
tions apply IN board, foot o! 1sltis1 Lane, OF 70
The uscset ship GEORGE WASHINGTON, A. Bur
ross rer viii succeed Inc Roscoe, and snl on The I
Of October. her regular day. auH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
Y0HN I. GOURGAS. for many years

% of ,be Bazaar corner of Broadway ane Coufands
having lately fitted upa Johnstreet near the corner
OF Broadway, small. neat establishment Of ie kina WIN
man and American Funcy Goas and Petumery, would Be
happy receive, opportunity may offer iriend,y ci
from his former patrons also from the public IN seAer
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
"a, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
- FOR SAI.EA a YALUABLE FARM

M FOR saLE a EALUABLL FAKN o..
- AND COUNTRY SEAT, in the town OF Ne"
fncbe L. about four miles noiIh of the village Ih. are
aout l20 acres OF first land, IL high slate =" cutlge-
t;on with double story houe, in perfect real. about
d scre OF grated fruit full bearing condition. OF
m. most approved kinds; and ~ OF Toc taGd the
,aainder about equally divided between oeshed past
Tie farm is wei cacsd mostly with Sore Nvr aud web
,saieresi with springs and running stream through l3s
eowbouses granery, aud other buildings convenient and
suitable for such farm
BPE;WsTER lao Broadway, New York; CT 20 THOMAS
Il BURlING Milton. Ulster county. Terms viii be made
assy au29 lsltw*
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
u IsT OF DIVIDENDS on the Capital

ISI" OF DIV IJtNDS OF LIT" OdPTth1
Stock oi the Firenen'S Insurance Company, DE-
CARED by the Trustees of the Hope Insurance Company
April II, 1885, which may he received by any er;on or
persons dny authorized by applying to lsAAC a. JUN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
= I.sa-ea sELIzABETH-PORT AND


= 70 W UIttt- FEKKY JUNIP.AN1
SUnln,sr .4rrnrg ge,nent.-Ftre iei Ceals.
The se.noEoats wfTEa-WITCH, CIND ERELliA and
MH-LlAMsBuRGH, ply daily from EiizabelI Porto New
York, touching OF New Brighton and por-Rchuond, on
after ll;h day August is32-eac trip as Dows
Leave E,zzabe,ti,Po.t, Leave y. fore pier NJ r
.t65 and ilcclock 4. At55 81 and iG a. 81, and
At, land 81 O'Clock. P. 81 AT "a and 6 o'clock RM.
On Sunday,
leave Ezabehport a. 9, lOand i2 O'clock a. and at
|, ~ and O'Clock 4. Al.
leave NswYcrk sts 10 and IL! O'clock, a. "a AID at 81
and r. 81.
B.Passengers fo. Westfe,d, Scotch Palms. PlaiDfed
'ound-Brcok, SoeIy lie, Easicn {; Scbooley Ioantain
oy the ELas'etE town and So,nt-Ye Raroad Cars, viii
leave New ora IA the 2ciock boat in the morning, and
IN tbe ard O'CLOCK boats iI the afternoon
Passengers from the 81 O'Clock boat will leave SoGaerve
IN stages 0y Easton and for Schoolays Mountain the a
rival OF the cars at Sonerr;le
Tine forse Car will leave tse front Of the Union HOTEL
quarter OF hour previous the departure OF each bdat
All baggage at the risk o. IT, owner. au9
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
pHVER- -WARE.-Wm. Thomson, No.

rLVER- R-WARE.-1Vn. Thomson, no.
lae williaulsree continues manufacture Silver
Ware OF the best description and c the latest patterns
Presentation Vases, Pitchers Walters Tea ana Conee ger
ces Cake and Fruit Baskets aad Chdres Mugs richly
chased and appropriately designed
Also Dessert Fruit Knives and Forks, silver oades fors
and spoons king threaded and pain-thrcade,' patterns
Prize Medals various patterns sureG FOR prizes OF To-
ricui,ursl. Horticultural and gricultnrai Societies
Orders by letter punctualiy Intended TO-
The whole OF these articles manufactured on te Pre-
mises of sterling silver and care or expense spared In
the beauty o! Tire workmanship.
NJ B. Drawis@s and estimates OF articles or
will he f1rnshed IN answer application JyZ' 3n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

For sale, wholesale am, retail, by Z. 3. 4 D. SANDS.
druggists, No 70 Fuonsee z. carner or old, and 100
Full0u. corner of william street: at retail iy David Sands
Co, No II East BrUa, way esrner OF Marke:st: Abra-
ham g. SaEds / Co, rs Broadway, Granite Buildings,
cp-rer oil Chambers.st st Price 81 aufs In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

wHITEOhK TIMBER
in crihsor single logs, or saw
ed TO order, for keel pieces,
mill shafts, &c. /; vale STUFF
and plank OF all sizes; ma
chinists' dimension stuff,
bridgetimber, king aud queen
posts, header and trimmer
beams, dock Tenders, SC
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

"A are cautioned that No. 2s9 Grsnd:ee corner OF
AeI {FerSusou'sl place that has long been notorious
among the female pa Of the pab!c where they have oeen
invariably treated such manner as very frequently nas
caused the husband brother return and demand the
style OF shoes and at the same prices beng luy con
viucei that in Grandsreet could fnrnsh more
elegant Cater Boot 2 sings Cater BnSklns or
sings-in short any article FOR the foot OF Lady siss
Child, OF which they have an inine variety a' soc
upheard Of low price,.
J,,;m<,, ~ au3l Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
SS7HAT IS LIFE Without Health p

NAJ HAI Is iIiF i WltnOul IitsILH =
~ Philadelphia, December, lSSz.-troDr layne-Dear
Sir The astonishing and almost miraculous effects your
pecorant had my neighbsr. the Rev Air Busag whose
yon viii recoitc given ove- by his paysIclans
and who himself had lost all hope Of being permitted
10 preach again bur who Ion the use OF your medicine
so lar restored only he able 20 walk out but also
preach nade wonderful impression on y mind,
you were regular Preii!ioaer Of edictns and that your
remedy was not ore Of those qaackisi; compounds with
which tie public arc so teqenily dupedor you must
know tnat am mortal enemy 10 quacksi called upon
and purchased bali dozen bottles and old You that
lived to t=ke le you should have good report from
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
THE pUBLIC.-The pub,

lie respectfully reminded that arnulIg all the uHner-
ous inventions that have hem introduced 20 ihe wafd i2
eectua and permanent OF Chronic and
Rheumatism none has Eeta founS bali yan2be or -
certain IN it, beneficial operators CCHEFS CEL6,
BRdTED EMBROCATfOF. The proprietor, %tii
knowing that Other remedy could be Han1iac'u y.
eGIa this. long ceased 10 advertise IL
which period hundreds OF the afflicted have appea ot ~,
ard xse il successfully after Ike urter failure OF the con-
mon Cuack uostrus which they have been inouGed 20
The ursnrietor desires 20 inform the nnc isai e aa
made IN arrangement with A. B. D. SASDS,ot NO. -
FGIionstree corner o Godstreet by wich tey nave
come sole agents the wholesale and retail SAFE o! Ie r
brocaiion. for the city and county OF Nev. ORR
Since the introduction oi thsrenedy 10 the pnec
en- rIcs have paied upon The country nosruiIs, ana !
,ioas and asnts, and ln!aible rseumanc mi1ufe a.i
OF which are calculated more or less 10 ufe ue
rather Than remove any complaint
In proo of In. estimation which the EaaDrocaHoa q
hold y respectable in the medical profession as wei
as tv the thousands OF persons VINO nave ueea
frcn few yso are we'll and popuiay KNOW 10 tae eiuTe
.oci-ty in New-Yo ard whose opinions and professional
iudgeuen; universally esteeIned .-r,,.,s ,asa
ne,- tI,v;r frequently witnessed the application Of
,orr Rbeuustic Eu,brpcaon and the beneficial effects
arising thersrcr il affords pleasure 20 state thsf mos
cheeriov recommend il invaluable remedy. ana .s
best the Of that painni and distressing soi
raiiut either in lis acute or chronic form
VIM F. PIATT, late Cores secretary oil
Medical Society OF City and County oi New-fors.
DR.. NJ. x. COHEN
Dr. VI B CoHEs-In reply 10 your request ast1 my opin-
knowIetige that have used in my practice ana found II
susa uaic remedy palliative iIDneTl u cass Gi
rheumatism. CHARLES ~ '1sts Hni'N - "a -
New-York April %, 1888
Dr. ~ B. CoHES-I certify that have used your hie'
a,ic Embrocaton and Save found it most useful adj
iupct in the Of this painful disease ana nercofe
~ WM. ANDERSON, II. d. &c-
a-t-y, No-y-f
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
. roe = MORNING. BOAT FOR

p MORNING BOAT FOX
S>sfsssSrsTTgg PEEKSKILL. SERPLANCK. GRAS-
SY-PDINT, SlNG.SING, TARRYTGWS, zDOBbS
FERRY, HASrlNGS AND Y0NkERS.-Breakfast Gsa
Dinner on board. The and splendid steamer CO.
LUMBUS, Capt F. w. Stone will leave New.York, from
he loot Chamberssreet, every Morning. tFridays ex.
cep,e. at o'clock and returning eace Peekskl, SAME
-ave Pcessk at O'clock, p. NJ landing the icot of
HarnInondSreet, each way
NoTcs All goods freight. baggage, bank bills sreGie,
OF anv oher Kind property taken, shipped. put
hoard This Boat mus, be tba risk OF the owners OF such
goods, freight, baggage, &c.
All L-rsons forbid trusting accoun, OF lhe
sbpy Boa, 50
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
BOOTS AND BRoGANs.-There is

10, OF prime thick and kip Boot and Brogans stDr-
ed in the second lo Of 2 Pearl Purchasers would ds
well TO cali and examine they be ssd. No 25S
Pearl st N Y, Cd story. aB29 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
NTEYV-YORK STEAM SAW MILL.

The Subscribers having their New Steam saw niili
in sprtr oncratinn and also on HAND full assortment OF
WLi,e Pine White Oak Georgia Pi.e. and Hc'nock fIn-
her Of The best quality prepared 10 furnish all orders
with which they be favored On very reasonable terms
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
ROLLERS of the best

" materials and quality, ard all Of
nee OF The New World. hc1re 0. j. w RICHARDS, il
he Press Room, tbaseu,eat-) anal II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

NEACH ORCHARD Broken COAL.
4 This day discfarging from csna-boas VIZ. H. tiar-
rson clean and in goud order for sale at ome market
nrice Apply TO WARD Il BitOWEE,
aun al Wasilirytnn-street. cnrnrr Of iaigll,.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

ANE PRICE STORED is generally
known thatSome s,nre-keepers ask double tie price
the article WORTH tberefre any person Wishing 20 pur-
chase good cheap clothing canrey being furnished WIN
cts s. 50 10 S. cloth pants g % 81 50 sanpt pants
u 10 70 COGSW ELL lssi. Ciratan-st. WI SM
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

DIRECTORS:
Gulan C. Yerpanck r. A. Robertson Stephen Cambreengr
Roht Henry Ludlow Samuel Martin, Frederick Depcysier
William r. Harison F'dk Schuchard Daniel Seymour
: '4'''''' - A. r. RODGERS, President.
uv19tr o. C. TAYLOR, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

EJULL'S USSES.-Notice to Rup
J. a tnred Person-Persons alice, with fnptgres may
RELY upon the bes, instrumental aid the wefd nPftis on
application at the Office No. Veseystrect or 10 ether
the agents in rhr prir cipai lowDs in the dated states BE
careful 10 exaaine the back pad OF iuils lfSse 70 see
ne or 10 be relied upon good, ttont hs Signature
MANY persons have undertaken 10 vsnd .mthiions OF
Hu!'s celebrated russes and thousands are imposed npoan
consequence These limitations c.nn0t be rsifd upon they
made by ussiul iechancs, aud are 10 better an
the ordinary rusS>s
Rooms have been fitted up No. 4Veseystreei, exc'u
siyeIy ladies' having separate entrance from the 1l
ness department wers :enIaie in constant aennance
10 wait rpon female patients ac20im
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05


Tile RocheS,er and South America and sabs.a
nal boats well fitted up and furnished with roops
and Tor speed ard accommodations sot surpassed BY
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05

Notice-Ali 6ocs;s Freight, Baggage, EanS Bds Specs
y any other kind OF Propert, ;aken, shipped put
hoard this boat he a the risk of The owners OF s
Goods. Freight, or Baggage. &c
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
E-sa hMOHNlNG LINE FOR al.

ssss,ssss.SsSsy - BaNY ,F7a" and Intermediate LanS
ass. ITo.I 1'le. Steamboat Pier OF Raresy 81.
The lOw-prrSure stesElboa, ALBANY Capt. }. G..
'prkins Monday Morning, al o'clock.
Tie low -pr,.SSIrp steamboat TROY Capt A. GoTizIr
To aorrav tTuesayl Morning. At O'Clock.
or passage apply AZ is Office, tool o Baciay-siree CT
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-05
: T::sasa hGRAND EXCURSIONS
hNEWARK s. NEW-YORK.

The Public assured that the Superior will positively
cN- the above days throughout the season. If tue
bpr,, mY9C SIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
CITY InteIIigence.

The MURDERER ARHEsrEp.-The German who is sup
posed to have murdered Alexander Smith and wife
Huntington, Suffolk county, Sunday last and then
set fire to the house which destroyed arrested in
that county ON Wednesday, He was found hid in barn
with the boots Of Mr. Alexander Smith upon his feet He
gave the name Of Antoine walsley. Beam and Grouse,
arrested on suspicion, have been discharged.
PIcxrocKET-One of these industrious citizens known
oy the name OF VIM X. Boomer while attending sale
at auction at So Broadway yesterday morning. slipped
schoyer and withdrew pocket wallet but finding him.
self detected threw the floor He was seen in the
act oy @ man and Immediately arrested BY Mr.
ed number OF valuable Promssory notes but no mo-
ney.
OWEN OF Goops WAsrED.-Two men were arrested
in Beeve, N. J. yesterday, the 10th inst BY Justice
Lloyd and by him committed to the Jail of Essex county
having their possession lot fgoods which they could
stolen They consist Of lot of sewing silk assorted CO.
lors (sx pounds) 30 or 40 pieces Of ribbons
lot of ladies' cotton hose and gloves several pieces
Grape gauze lot oflace and edging some of which APP
pear have the private mark Of the owner upon them
DRIvISG OFF Cow.-patrick King marched down to the
foot Of Chambers street on Wednesday morning. and
seeing COW that struck his fancy belonging to Josiah
H. Merritt drove her of and was caught in his progress
and arrested
How TO GET A CoAT.-Go TO the house of John Cook,
No Forsyth rea and tell his wife Nancy that her
George sent you for his overcoaake it and run away.
Thus did John Ransom, and for thus doing he was
committed to the city prison for trial.
A"Busr uP"-Beach. the oyster-man, will feel much
grafcst in the announcement that Of the music
salaon against which he out strong afew weeks
ago. situated in Grand street. has bust its ber there
by aording undivided patroDsgeto his esab
iishment We doubt not he will Immediately engage the
services Of the whole corps Of vocasts but would
advise them to look sharp after their salaries The dis
count on his shinplasters don't 60 down well"
Cur THROAT PRnoN.-James Murray, the fellow
who was arrested by officer Felton, Wedn esday
charge Of passing 50 counterfeit note the Exchange
Bank of Providence r. L. attempted commit suicide
Wednesday evening in his CELL by cutting his throat with
knife. He started to commence the behind his
inches long
OFFICIAL CANNAss.-The following is the official can
for Governor &C. reported by the County Can
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
Morton beaten by Ass
Theatrical.

Messrs. Brown, Barnes, Mulligan, and Davis, the
celebrated Swiss brothers, who last fall performed
with such eclat in the city of Mexlco and through
the whole of the southern States, have again taken
their departure, via Philadelphia and Baltimore for
those hospitable regions.
Marshall, at Providence, has been doing a very
slim business. Such complaints are, however, ge-
neral.
Many of the 'used.up actors belonging to the
baltimore company, leit In nx after lhe ma
privations for want OF the one thing necessary.
"JIM Crow RIcE,'' with his amiable lady (daugh-
ter Of Mr. Gladstone, proprietor of the Adephi the
atre, London,) accompanied by two or three young
Grows" took their departure yesterday in the
Great Western, seemingly in the best health and the
highest spirits. We understand that several new
pieces, adapted and expressly written for Mr. Rices
peculiar powers will be produced during the ensuing
season in London, and doubtless with as much sue
cess as the gentleman commanded on his former vi
sit.
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Bankrupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.

SOUTHERN OF NEW TONk.
Anthony J. Blocker, Glen Cove, auctioneer in New
York, December 10.
samuel smith, as well in his individual capacity also
one Of the firm of Smith & Atkinson, December l6.
Uriah Turner, city Of New York, physician, De-
cember II.
Nathan Brown, New York, December l6.
James f. Smith, formerly engineer, Of late farmer filed
November IL.
Henry schrever, ship MASTER New York.
Anthony Dey, attorney at law New York. December ID
Edwin Smith, Brooklyn, merchant, December IL.
Jacob s. Hutchings clerk, 10 Duane street, New York
December Is.
Lorenzo Rowe. BatsviIle, Green county, New York
carpenter and joiner.
william c. Thayer, merchant, well in his ndiy dua
capacity also OF the late firm of William G. Thayei
Co December ~.
Aaron Kemp, clerk, 1871 avenue d, New York, De
cember 10.
James Myers Jr. clerk 34i Monroe street, New York
James Bradley, tin plate worker, ll6 Orchard street
New York, December IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

The SUFFRAGE PARTY IN RHODE lsLAND.-This
party have decided net to vote at all at the ensuing
election, in relation to the proposed Constitution
This is wrong they ought to vote. This obstinacy
is verv like the secession of the wings from the Ohio
Legislature last summer, and we all know what was
the DECISION of the people upon their conduct We
agree with the general principles of the Suffrage par
ty, but if they have majority they ought to come
ont and prove it at the next election. No good citi
zen can approve OF this system of staying away from
the polls in a body, and refusing 10 exercise the
rights they possess to obtain their desires in peace
able way. Let them vote.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

Splendid Number OF the Weekly Herald
Ruins of Central America-Ten superb
EngravIngs.
Tomorrow we shall publish in the Weekly Herald
full account of the splendid work about to be publish
ell by the Langeys on the Ruins OF Central America"
illustrated by eight superb engravngs, selected from the
work by ourselves aud reduced for the h" New York
Herald" from Mr.. Normans beautiful drawings. They
follows -
/. The Ruins OF U Nmal, seen by moonlight.
II. rhe remple in the Ruins OF Chi.Chcn
Ill Front OF the House of the Cacques in the Chi.
Chen ruins.
". T.e Zayi Ruins.
V. ri IN OF the Ruins of Uxmal.
VI Pan oGthe Ruins of chi Chen.
VII. A Roadside Sketch
Vlll. A Indian Hut.
pnDIishsl sax of the above engravings yesterday
and them England republish them to-day on
our first page and we shall add two more en-:
gravin S. AMI copious extracts. Agents and news
boys, send in your orders.
In addition to this the Weekly Herald" will contain
all the closing OF the Miller Camp Meeting, with
two engrayugs of the inside and outside of the
great Tent Also, fun account of the ution of
Colt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
CoNscIENcE.-The following is a curious case Of

CoNsorENcE.-The following is curious case of
conscience truly
Mn. SBrARE-
SIR -
Sometime since sold you dollars OF a red.back
bank which had just stopped before you had received
the information. did it, because you had two three
times little previously, taken some advantage in Phs-
dephia and other money. But az " two wrongs never
right" have been dissatisfied about it since;
and therefore, herewith hand you 81, which believe
will cover your loss in that matter.
Respectfully yours
ANTHONY LANE.
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Passenuers Arrived.

LIVERPOOL AND HALvAx-Stesm ship Acadia, at Boston
Donald Macleod, OF Washington bearer Of dispatches cm
the American Legson Lonacn Nj, MacLeod ana I'VE emu,
Mr. wint.rboiion w Mr. Rainier, Charles Brsn
E.cher Mr. Elmer, Jcquemin Mr. Kinner Mr. Ma,'a'd ~
oultop, L.ase g Hcyey MsIs.ndcs Js%s' M
Game AmesboIy NJ sosns Mr. Bailey n, Ly1Sn M
M,cLaey, Mr. D. La Hsye, Carroll Mr. L,n.y-3cs Ian, Lsns
ed passengers at ifax. From Halifax 70 eos'o"- s'
Rev M Foachete. Mr. B. eridge, 4 Cunard Jr.
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DR.. BRANDRETH's ADvKRrIsKMKNTs.-Wese see that
DR.. Brandreth comes out and denies that ST. John
Hugh Mills wrote his advertisements. He says that
he received large quantity of milk and water ar-
cles from that individual, but nothing worth publish
ing. We always thought that George P. Morris, the
great song writer of the age. and Louis Fitzgerald,
Tasisro, the great critic Of the age, were the wri-
ers of the Doctors advertisements, and such, we
think, is the general belief.
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CHIp NEWS

LIVERPOOL Oct aA Thos Cope M'eIi ro fh'saei
Ch,, stoo: sob Geo Washugt Burrows New York;
Coiamb ~ Miller. Halifax and Boston, $751; Fortunate
Ssiied ast Severn Cheever Bo.ion; Ta%sriane Me,ris
Nol;is ,oh soupsrner Palmer and Roscoe utieson New
Wn s.s,nSer iesds Baltimore 0oah Slater and Eme
al esbon NOricsns Ssf Michigan, Hasty, NOriesps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

New ORGANIZATION OF THE PorIcE-We perceive
that Assistant Alderman Atwill, has made report to
the Common Council, relative to the reorganization
Of the police department of this CITY, This has been
much wanted. The present system is miserable
inefficient and corrupt one. He recommends paid
police, and night and daylpolice If in this he
would include paid system for the fire department,
he might benefit the community beyond calcula-
tion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18

Hunt the abolition candidate, received So votes
The returns for Register made by the Inspectors Of the
Eleventh Ward all wrong they made out the list
with the words Sherman Brownell," upon them, in
stead of Joseph Sherman Brownell," or "Joseph g.
Brownsll," the law requires. The consequence was
that the whole sent back for correction 800
majority would have been stricken from his vote, had
their rejected The utmost careessness has
been shown in the returns from many wards thst In
close contest would have given rise to great trouble