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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10
S '. Il NOEL, Secretary.
RlINNG OF THE Clay FLAG STlrF.-on Mon.

RAISING OI THE CLAY FLAG NElFF.-On Mon
\iaY al last eek, the Wigs assembled, according
I appointment, TO hoist the Clay pole. Tie NOR
A. beng wet the labor was postponed TIL the
u ternoan. The dIiicull operation Il raising The
~ was accomplished without an accident. As
~ rs II stood erect pointing to heaven, the
"\tg ladies who wrought the flag and streamer,
h0 ed IN procession with "a band of music 10 tho
epl FER of Am and Montgomery streets, where
he\iaE stan stands. The presentation address
"as\ atNered by Thos. \. Lindsay, Esq on be-
hah\ fhe ladies, at The conclusion OF ~hlch
goVe\ Metcaf responded on behalf of tho
Ctay\ Ctub. At the conclusion OF the addresses,
the blud struck UP Yankee Doodle. the sireaner
bear'\ the proud name OF HENRY CLAY. and
the ~ bearing the glorious stars and stripes.
were ASen to the breeze. when IN enthusiastic
shout \ n made the wekin rlng, told OF tho sue
cssstuI\ eonpleton OF the patriotic task OF tho
NhlgsA frdnlJort Commonwealth
TIE ~ }TRiTTS-Who has forgotten Mr.. Cal
houn's ~ ugIIon Of Gen. Jackson or The con
trmFtuoaA language used by han IN relation
Mr.. Van A.ren IA a speech delivc III the Sen
ate while \ir Van Buren, President Of that
body?
Here IS L. portrait Of Gen Jackson
"tiro. son sid Mr.. c. has mnnv high
qlahuesi courage and Grmness; Is bold, war
ike aud an (ici,aS-though not truc to his ,rord
or fdHb"i 4 rs PiedgcSt"
Here are sehoad nnd treachcry charged up
on the old llsl 10 Que breath.
Nov look a his picture % Mr.. Van Blren:-
Mr. Van - Ma (ssiJ he in the snne speech)
has none ht ~ - Recommendations; he IS not OF
the race OF th"\ '3u or tiger; he belongs to n low
ef ordeF-the T. and the weH=ei.'
THIS was ny Cllhoan's language in 1886 -
Aud this is the n that abou, casting HIM
self into The ar of the friends Of the men he
thus SHgmttszcN = hHorrHc (Ican Register.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10

The Hon. Andrew Kennedy, Represen tattve
in Congress- arrived home on last Tuesday eve
niuo, IN good health a Ia mode DR.. Duncan"
81 Ii mode Dr Dlncan!' What drunk?--
We hope not.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10

which We cannot contemplate without an aPPre
bension that the next Census may show sac
increase Of The afflicted under this head, because
the land is filed with cases of unexpected pccu-
oiarv desiitution--the sudden annIhtiatlon OF
orooerty which has befalen SO many persons IN
affluent or easy circumstances. Absolute power
t. has come home to many who never kne" -
except as thing distance. Women VINO
lived in happy confidence to their livelihood,
are Ief. in hcIplcssness. When 10 heiPIessness
"a added hopeiessness, the mere strength OF rea'
son gives way, and the frettlng Of the BRAIN be-
comes fixed disease. Gloomy as the thought
il. it Is 10 evaporation 10 say, that the coming
wears may show m private life many real ira
redy honeiy ii may be, but not unI'he that III
which the great dramatic painter OF human ma
ture has portrayed the breaking OF The intellect
under the pressure Of unexpected deprI"atIon-
State Scrip-The Board Of County Commis
sioners in Tippecauoe and Warren counties nave
authorized the Treasurer of rheir respective coun-
ties to receive State Scrip Cor Taxes. All right
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10

Terms.--Two DoIIars--in advance; and Three
Dollars Mt the expiration of the year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10

RICHMOND, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, ISL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-09-10

rA-An interesting correspond nee has iaken
- between NJ, Fox The H;tish minister,
and Mr. Webster, IN which the latter sch" -
lodges the receipt Of SIX gold rn1dals ho" ne,
N4iesty's government. bearing he poI"a" u
IT 49, he Queen which Lhe British GO
-, - - ,.eeen, 10 thel commanders Of
I I-,..9 STATES vessels. ia Acknowledge
80. r. - so-v,cas rende red by them in saving
~ ives Of British seamen, subjects of Hes
Majesty.
n-z-A petition has been presented TO the ro"
sellers Of Lowell, Mass, asking 1em 10 aoanooh
tho traffic, signed by about SIX thousand iaoiS=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
The Tariff Bill n Law I!

By reference to our Southern Nail advices il
will be seen that the amendments of the Senate to
the Tariff bill were all promptly concarred in BY
the House under the operation of the Previous
Questionable premedirated effort to lay the bill
on the table having failed by the decisive vote Of
One Hundred end Tsoenty to SiztyJfue. The
amendments were then concurred in without d.
vision and the bill sent TO the President, by whom
it has been signed, and thus the long agony is
over. Tariff stronger and better with all Its
faults than the Country has had since 1886 is now
the law of the land, taking effect every where i'm
nediately on its PRONUNCIATION. That it will do
somcthing-it cannot do every .hing--to reinvig-
crate the Industry revive the business and restore
the Prosperity Of the Country We joyfully believe.
Tha, it cannot do every thing-aboye all, that it
cannot do every thing in moment--ali rational
men understand II cannot give Us National
Currency, but it will tend to improve our local
cnrrencies, by checking the destructive influx OF
Foreign fabrics, and sustaining the dropping prices
of our Home Productions.
~ CONGRESS-, It will be seen, has repassed the Land
Distribution in q separate BILL BY maJorties far
more decisive than those which sustained the Ia
riff. I'm the House. 104 to Sc; in the Senate, %
TO 1917 1t will be vetoed or pocketed of course by
John Tyler, bat that is no fault of the gallant
Wings at the ether end of the Avenue. They
have done their whole duty, and should be every
where received by their constituents with open
hands and hearts in them. The plaudit We'll
done, good and faithful servants was never more
deserved. 20
g Congress adjourns to-day, after an excited, i'm
portant laborous Session Of nine months. We
shall review it's labors and their fruits directly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
The New Tariff.

Now that this important Bill is likely to become
law, we publish the following list of duties it
imposes upon each important article of import
adopting always the amendments of the Senate.
THE &C, is TO take effect immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81, 1912.

r. PlebeiaH' asks us to influence with the
Legislature against the repeal Of the Exemption
asst winter We think there any danger OF such
repeal- there were, influence with this Legislature
rather negative The law OF last water very badly
drawn, and needs essential amendment bu, It's principle
sound and philanthropc, and hope it will not be given
Up. We viii say more when we have room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

WFor Notices of SCOTS Miscellanies-
Rose of Sharon-and Southern Literary
Messenger, see First Page.
r For News from Florida, and other
items, see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

II The attention OF the Stree, Inspector is called TO the
nuisance in the shape of dirt left by the layers of the Cruoo
AQpedues between Fulton and Cortland streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31
our GIrr in rhe Legisla,ure.

We wish the citizens OF New-{ork could only
look on for one day in the Assembly Chamber, and
mark how they are represented and spoken OF by
the Tammany Delegation there We are sure the
exhibition would work cure. The gross and false
imputa,ions of Pipe-layins, Coonizing and cor
rnpsion of all kinds, every day visited upon the
Wings of New-York by men representing Us in the
Legislature themselves the partisans and init
mate associates of tie City Magistrates and Alder
men who discharged eighty prisoners of Black
wells Island in order to use them as voters In the
doubtful Wards at the very last election, Gas has
been proved beyond denial by no Glentworth evi-
dence, but by judicial investigation and The pre-
sentiment of Grand jury evince an ImPuden'
hardihood which cannot be toe ndgnantly repealed
The camor for the Modification of wise, just and
necessary law Of Congress, is Of itself disgrecefu
to the character of onr city. The following extract
from speech made on Friday by Mr.. O'SuLL1vAs
probably the ablest and most gentlemanly Loco
Foco in the Assembly from our City, we ind re
ported in the Albany Evening Journal:
"Mr s. went on 10 speak of colonization in New.York
He said great portion of the Wing in the city OF New
York by merchasts clerks class OF persons a.
hot and violent in their political feelings as they are veal
and ignorant in their understanding OF the great principle
on which they heard 10 pronouace so fppandy'
We commend this elegant extract to the consld
Grafton of the Clerks, and especially of that portion
Of them who aided Mr.. O'S.'s election, and b,
whose votes his party are continued in power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

The GREEK READER, by FREDERICK JACOBS, With IN.
DAVID PATTERSON, A. NJ Tenth New.York edition.
corrected and improved with numerous notes additions
and alterations, not IN any former edition. By PAT
RICK CASSERLY. New-York: W. E. Dean 1872
This makes the third edioa since Dr. Casserly assumed
the editorial responsibility years ago. fact that
speaks highly N favor of its increasing popularity To the
most casual observer the vast improvement during tina, p
rod very striking In the notes tiroughou,
the voue very rdicious alteration has taken place. es
pecaHy IN The formation of the parts speech and the
many Useful versions given OF the difficult passages
The tex has been thoroughly revised and much improved
But II IS IN the Lexicon the end that the care industry
TASTE and discrimination of the editor easily recos
Med ANY who will take the trouble of comparing
his present edition with any OF the earlier ones must ac
knowledge the manifest superiority II is only from an
speciion Of the editions OF both periods that idea of the
improvement can be formed The paper type print, and
mechanical execution equal any America On the
whole we feel much pleasure in recommending this
edition OF Jacobss Greek Resder of the most useful
that can be placed in the hands of youth.
ARPRESIIcES.-A class in Drawing will be formed at the
apprentices Library tomorrow, in which apprentices and
young hancs may be instructed in the useful art
drawing and IN the principles OF perspective the
tremely low price of shiing LESSON Mr. FREDERICK
GRAIN experienced and well qualified teacher this
branch Of mechanical education, and teseryedly
support.
AMERICAN MusEuM-The Mermaid, hosts OF curiosites,
the Grsy Girl, Yentrilo9us Magic, &c, all for 25
Day Performances every afternoon al four O'Clock.
UGood Board and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
II No. IS ChEst CO eHn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

70 We learn by private letter from Augusta,
Ga, that man in Walton Co., whose name we
and shot his wife and mother-in-law His father
in-law, who was in his chamber and saw the act,
Immediately seized gun and shot the murderer
from tine window. All three died Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

The following list comprises all the inportan,
articles to be admitted duty free:
l. All articles imported for the Of the United States
All goods the product of the United States EXPORTED
and brought back and books and personal and household
erecH Of citizens OF the United States dying abroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

IowA.-We have farther and better advices
from the late Election in this Territory The
Senate is Wing, conceded; the House is nearly
tied, but probably Loco-F oco by two majority We
believe this is the first time the Wings have done
so we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

US Gen. John c. Bennett and Origen Bachelor
opened the war upon Joe Smith in great style at
the Delaney street Church last night. They will
open another parallel this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

oyrRAez.-A brutal outrage was perpetraled
on the person of an idiot girl by private of the
SD regiment. at Toronto, Canada The villain
was mortally wounded by the brother of the in
iured girl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

~ The Philadelphia Chronicle affirms tina, the
rigis of an Author to the book he has written is
only such as the law may give him-ergo where
there is TO law in his favor he has no right. The
African Slsyers ought TO the services of this
logician. They would be found invaluable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

The Assembly on Monday went through with
the Appor,ionment bill in Committee, overruling
the unreasonable conjunction of Washington with
Essex hitherto made, and placing the North
= 81 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

% The RECENT INDIAN MgRDERs.-The
Tallahassee Floridian, of the 9th instant, has the
following. We hope it may prove true: "a r.l-
NOR has just reached town that Colonels w. and
W.. Bailey, with the volunteers, have overaken
the Indians, logged the numbering party, killed
eight in battle, and took one prisener, whom they
hung, and were in her pursuit of the residue. IT
is said they were overtaken in Madison County,
near the coast, on their way in to the regulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

10 We would call attention TO the advertise
ment of Mrs. LOOMS, who proposes to deliver a
course of chronological Lectures in this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

AN UHFoRTUsATE UecURRENcE.-Un Saturday
night last, fatal rcncontre took place in the
streets of Hamburg between Majer Joseph Woods
and MIR. James Rooney. The latter received a
pistolshot in his breast, and expired Immediately.
Major Woods delivered himself up to an officer in
few minutes after the occurrence, and was soon
discharges. Hamburg. Ga. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

10 A correspondent wishes US to state tina, the
fighter Yankee Sullivan is not Yankee but an
Irishman. We make the correction with plea
sure for the sake of our coun.rymen-wish regret
only on account of his own.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

AMERICAN MusEuM-The Mermaid, hosts Of curosities,
the Girsy Girl Fentrilo9usm, Magic, &c, all for %
\ Day Performances O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-31

Good Board and pleasant Rooms can be obtained
II No IS Chfst c} el7n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
.Stw Oriems-Hcsanption-.l .IIob.

is feSl n?tpl Of specie plymrnts by the Bl1aS OF
Ne" Orleans Is now c)npc,a-ai Of them having come
INTO the arrangement IA incoasidcrlbc rua made
nponth Constituted. tho State and the Cz,us Bank,
hut the excitement did no, last ior any length of time
aud 1t was believed at our last dates that they would
successfully weather the storm.
NJ good. however, is without its attendant evil II
Consequence ofthe resumption by he Banks the M!aci-
paly notes snii re- depreciation of from 20 to 30 per
cent the Common Council OF the city having lad no
time TO provide for their redcnption-and at an carly
hour ON the morning Of the 20h large cJnc)ursa Of
the small dealers and poorer classes, by whom these
notes were principally held, assembled ON the Pablc
sdaare Gnier great excitement, 10 force tcir immediate
redemption. The Mayor addressed them, aud for Il
time tie mob was pacilicd but. they thrown
into commotionby the ntammatory addresses Of some Of
the master spirits, who are always ready FIR mischief.
and who represented the jrotcrS being the Of
The sudden depreciation in the Municipality notes.
They proceeded at to the corner Of Camp and Ga
nal streets, aud rhad several Of the brokers' offices
some approratng to themselves the spoiS some break
Ing counters and wind ws ana dashinL the specie
about concoGrSc Of orderly citl1enssJon assembled
however, AMI dispersed the lnoh securing crt OF the
iin9leaers. 1t soon rum0red, however, that the
mob had met again III the lower part OF the CITY. and
Were taking steps attack the Second Municipality
Jail, and rescue their leaders. The militia called
out, well armed the loaded, and the prison
surrounded by armed body of citizens COMMANDED by
Col. Manuel White. No further disturbance, however,
occurred, except faint demonstration about half past
II at night 10 attack the jail, which was at once sup
pressed.
On the 3lst we learn from the Picayunc, the OK
element had MT suhsl,l tuurl the majesty OF the
laws had been maintained. company of U. s. tTelqs
w IN humber. had been STATIONED central part Of tic
city, an were c,1,7utly Oh dl'y. Tho disconnected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

Vert Prcsideacg.-ihe Philadelphia Inquirer states
that great division exists, at Washington city, among
the Loco Foes 10 their candidate iuf The levi
Presidency. II is understood. (says that pper.l that
the Albany Regency and the friends of Mr. Benton will
90 tor Mr. Van Earen that Mr., Buchanan will carry
PcnnSy lNana and same other States; and that Gil.
johnson is adverse 10 National Convention nIon the
suhicc-a which somew hat surprised when We
remember how completely he RnkeriseR Mr.. Rivos
ont Of the ice Presidential nomination some ,.ars ago
though by the way, that may account for his hostility
to that mode Of nomlna on since he may fear that he
may himself meet with the same fate now The Phil
dclpha paper goes say that an under current Is
ut work in favor Of Gen. Cass who, by the way
It is said, Will shortly voluntarily return from Ia
MS lis family having already preceded Inn, ir the
purpose of taking pant in these rtemina, arrangements
for the iirhcoming campaign And the opinion seems
To be 10 some extent prevalent that union cannot be
formed upon any Of The other candidates named, and
that Therefore the chances Of Cass will improve as time
progresses. But, What Of .'h. Caliomt} Dies the
Philadelphia PAPER suppose that h is cut ii efnesan}
Il SO, 1t d,rs from some of the initiated. Ter What
SAYS Gen. Rumuus NJ saunders loco ioco member ot
Congress from North Cardinal IL Il letter addressed
to committee by whom lac had been invited 10 attend
a Convention Of ll;at party, held few DAYS a9o IN
Salisbury, fer the purpose Of aiding in the election ct
Louis u. Henry Esd as Governor. (who. by the way.
IN lS52, was eager 10 hang Mr Calhoun and all the
Nulliiytr4) Gen. Sauu, ers after defining the chaao
ter Of hi who ought 10 lac thelr candidate or the Pre-
sidcncy. says a." speak under tie influence of
''tioua feelings when say, in my view join {. Cal
"houn combines in most eminent degree these high
"Ropubcan qualities. aud Is llely carry out
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
Snzaas,. : ff..ss---,s.z.
OBITUARY.

D,eI. IN tho 3 Ist % MAY, ions EhlIn. lniahf s1n
I'll DR. Areldtnld AMI Mrs Ann Eliza Bolln9 ot lseafl.
aged five weeks.
.lsaibtr faithful Revolutionary ealdirr conc,
---. un SUNDAY the 22d insi.. MIR rnnM,s CnAi...
ST.. ol Franklin. Va IN tie !'~lh ycat Of his nne. II
may truly hr said of this true Patriot. that lev have
sunk nta tic Of dcHlh possessing morr goud qna
iieS private, indcr,udcut ianucr lie Was tind
and alleetonato husband. fond patcut aud udaeen
master, almos, to huii As q uuphbor. lac possessed
all the qualities to eljcar him 10 his numerous friends
ldenee Of the fact. It hc has cl enemy the
writer 81 this short and imperfect sketch nt his mora
worth not appnlad of it, H. procsscd religion some
iaur years since At Methodist Camp moe,ing aud he
came member Of that Slcloy since which time, rs far
my know lrdae extends. lac has sustained Christian
walk lie suffered cxcruciatug pain for two weeks or
more Mt intervals which could only be mom,ntary al
leviaicd by the promp, administration Of snmc palliative
remedy lie gone, trust 10 join the Angelic Host.
o. The Danvlllc Reporter will please cory,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

Boston again iici0liolls'--l match race for s~0o
between Boston and Treasurer, me heals came of at
Camden \ j. on tie 2Glh inst. Boston was tie fly1
iic and bets were made On linn ii 500 10 81 In the
first heat Treasurer took the lead and kept il. Boston
ruuuDing suhly, until near the close Of the It'll mile,
when the made oil his dashos and ahead.
showing his white about halfa length ahead al
the close. Time sm IS. The second heat was w1n
easily by Boston in sm p. The track was al cot
di,ion and very heavy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

~ En- Governor Boggs of Missouri. attempt to
assassinaie whom was made some days ago, was alive
at the last dates and some hope entertained Of
his recovery. 1t is believed he shot by Of the
Mounous, in revenge for the upon them, and their
expulsion from Missouri, while Mr.. Boggs Cover
nor. Several arrests have been made, but nothing salts
factory has been elected.