New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24

return % MS German SeIgnorV-lhc crown already
having two heirs: but tina, i, these should not be
sufficient, he VIII return 10 his charge This i 4
far specimen of Partisan gossip.
lGThc Albany Daily of T,le=lac states posi-
tivcly that the difference between the Postmaster
and the Massachusetts Western Railroad has been
adjusted and that tic Mail came through from
Boston=to Albany on Monday. OF course. the
Company must have given way.
10 The Members Of the Bar of Erie County
haze written i; letter TO Hog. Geo. P Barker. cx-
pressing their qualification at his appointment to
the ATTORNEY Gencralship. and inviting him 10
dinner. He rcjoces with them, bat declines the
dinner.
u The Annual Exhibition 81 Examination of
the Public Schools oil this City will taxi place this
Evening in the Broadway Tabernacle 1t will
doubtless attract and CRAFTY large and intelligent
audience
Asihls affords a proper opportunity We may
say that we gaveup portio.# of columns last
November. free and fair discussion OF the Pub
lie School Question expressly stating that we could
no, find room such discussion after Congress
and the Legislature should be in session. In per-
feet accordance with that earl, notice. We have de-
chned 10 publish Mr.. Maclay'S Report and Bill.
and of conrse The answer 10 them BY the Public
School Soccty.ZIhc facts involved in this contro-
vclsy mus, b. this time be- familiar to our readers
II, any shall think differently, our advertising col
umns open to them formerly others.
70 No. VII. ofrhc complete works otDlcKESs
containing Nicholas Nicklcby-of CoorEg's Sea
Tales-containing the Red Rovcr--and .! the En-
cycopa.la Americana has usi been published By
George J.. Curry & Co. lG7 Broadway.
70 Cnpital Punishment, sustained by the Word
Of God, by Rev. ". PArroS, d. D., has .iustbea=
published in small pamphlet By Dayton & New
man, of Fulton and Nassau-sreets.
70 King &. Co. 1919 Broadway, have Just pub
iished the Boston Medical Journal for anuary,--
The Musical Miscellany No. ". the Ladies Pearl
and the Lowell Offering tor February
INTERNAL 4IMPRovEMESr.-Thc following ex-
tract fr"nan article in the Kingston L. c. Chroni
policy Of tlli, State with regard To her works of
improvement. If our Canadian nei.fbors are
suffered to outsirip u, in these projects, shall
soon lose trade of great advantage 10 uS, and
which il WILDE difficult 10 regain.
Some of our friends i'll the State Of New or,
are becoming quite alarmed the rapid strides
about To b.. made in the Internal Improvements Of
this Provincc-morc particularly IN those Of the
NNclland Canal and ST. Lawrence. We feel sails
fed that if The people of Canada only true to
ernSclves---if ftey only continue 10 direct their
attention TO the internal improvement Of the con-
Try, as they have dom, during the la, year, flel,
WILDE good grousns ion these fears
Ihe vall-vzot tho St. Lawrence is the legitimate
highwas for the Conveyance of the produce OF The
West and far West The ~,-aboaid, and we should
no, hesitate for one moment 10 ienove the tew nm
pediment- which prevent lis navigation, bvvcsscl-
Of :; class 10 brave the pillows Of our great Lakes
and the Atlantic Ocean. lie. this object be attain
cd and all the .conrived plans OF our neighbors
to divert the Carving Trade from This route, viii
avail them nothing.
III proof that our ncighborS are viewing rs with
Jealous eve. the Governor OF the State of New
York in his la;c Message 10 the Legislature, says
that II viii he necessary to make cana! from Tie
St Lawrence. somewhere Ogdcnsburg u
Lake Chanpain, tor Tie purposes OF national de-
fence Tins he thinks will be absolutely necessary
TO counterfeit the effect of the contemplated i'm
provcmenls on our side oil the river. If this
ter i Of 50 much importance 10 the tnitrd States
in national point ot view IL certainly canHol BE-
less Ia
II thc=improy cnlr,> OF the ".e!!and Canal and
River ST Lawrence we're fully on.pleed. the bo-
>om Of our waters would be covered with vessels
bearing the British Flag. and manned by=British
>ailors-and the greater part OF the exports OF
Great Britain to the United States would pass up
the ST. Lawrence in British bottoms. instead Of
through the Erie Canal and its apprenticeship
these British vessels would receive in exclang"
The products ot The West on both sides OF the
boundary line.
GREAT .trTnAcrioS.-THE New "okLo.-rhr public
Will be sonshe TN, week tlrvaS qnsntitot choice
reading embodied IN this weeks WogLu. and wonder how
much talent ans, eNpon>, be aiorded Tor aSIpeHce
twi contain three chapters OF Original Tale entitled
.OUISrES METSYS, or THE BLACKSMITH OF ANTWERP
with superb ENGRAVING from orgIna! design by
tive artsi-A capital letter Bran,z Mayer, Secretary
Legation Mexico, giving graphic Descriptions o; the
condition that country chapters. with tsree ~
lustrao, q. Our Mess" by the author OF OMALLsf;
Tie MoST BLANC, from Travelling Sketches OF
Dumas translated for the New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
he Convention OF 1857, which framed the Constitution;
together with choice original an selected Poetry articles
by TIE Editor important subjects, and short and readable
without end Single copies s. cen-oy - year ey
mail. Office 80 -Anpsrce-
j? There will lie great demand FOR this number
-. TIE LAST C.,tFAIGS OF NAPoLEoS"-.rhe leciu-e by
Capt Partridge is--om lis cn>equeuceS-algly I'M
poant subject be repeated by request This Evening
the New-for Museum llae Penle'Si Much Few lights
by the lecturer the character Of Napoleon and
J. W..