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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
English Advertisement.

THE ANTI-ANGULAR
SYSTEM OF WRITING.
ITO the Residents of New York and Drcodyn-Remoyal Of
l Mr.. BRISTOW's Writing Academy TO Nc 2s3 Broad
wav near Park Place. and reduction OF hH L -.
FROM TWELVE TO FIVE DOLLA AS.
Mr.. DNISTOW in respectfully offering hs services 10 the
public this season, that the low terms - tts
PLACING u,el within the ans OF a VIII ,nineS eve
"a ore and every age acquire elegant and splendid hand
writing. - , ,,
The Ladies daily from twelve to are Taught
aud delicate hand agreeable TO the fashion oil the
dsy Also single entry housekeeping taught.
The entlemen with inlalible certainty TO write
with despatch in mastery manner suitable for keeping set
of Books or for Mercantile respondence.
Evening Classes from to9
Merchants and Strangers visiting the city can com
,l.,. course In three DAYS. a26 rn~r
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SH | X rs ,

SHIRTS made order after the approved French
~ fashions Gentemens Garments Of all descriptions made
order a the shortest notice.
Genllemens Furnishing Store and GO Maiden lane corner
Of William street
s25 lmsr WILLIAM COLLINS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
THE HUMAN HAIR
RESTORED
DEUDSCHER ARZT.

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, formerly from 1880 Hudson street,
be consulted by both usual his office l6A
Canal street. For the following complaints the DR.. qua
rantees perfect cnresyphi matter what form how
long standing, whether the bones throat skin. lungs or
those other Diseases pi The skin such salt heg eprc.y
considers the patient ncurabc he will inform him,
charge viii be made for consultation.
N. B-Patients be accommodated with board Best OF
eGere xAxiQ he0 iYen lun&r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17

NEW GUITAR MUSlC-GEORGE ii. DERW ORT,
- professor of the guitar No 1873 Canal opposite the
ST. Johns church. has the honor TO acquant his and the
public that he has published variety Of and popular
sic arranged with easy accompanrncnts for guitar.
Mr. ID. will also and music for orchestra
guitar and other Instruments and give instructions
the piano forte and violin. my2swsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
New Y9MK AND ALBANY RAIL ROAD Co.

New York AND ALBANY RAIL ROAD Coz
Office No. 2, Park Place.
NOTICE is hereby the Stockholders of the New
York and Albany Rail Road Company that election of
Directors to said Company will take place at their Office, No.
2 Park Place, Monday the sixth Of June neY
The Polls will he open 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and continue
open until O'Clock, r. NJ ..
The Books the transfer Of Stock closed and will
continue until the 7th day Of June next.
BY order Of the Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17
GEORGE ELMENDORF.

LATE OF THE FIRM OF ELMENDORF LORD
HAS removed from the Asor House the establishment Of
will be happy TO wait on his old friends and patron.
ADJ mtr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17

ITO AMATEURS OF HORsEs-The unde rsisncd served
number Of Germany officer of cavalry where
he spent much Of his time training horses his long expe
in this business enables him say that he tras
well built riding horse the perfection Therefore he
satisfy military other gentlemen who lind pleasure in
having well trained horses. Those gentlemen who would
fde their horses my will please apply 1 Leonard
street, between Centre and Elm sheets
F. WREDE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-17

HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, FOR
consrIuence of the departure Of the pro-.
x9 peor for France the above will be sold remarkably
vs old per%sv sound and Snst 70 RIDE or M VS. TSe
harness and comnetehe excellent and in high
The whole be No. So Lumber
New York.
For reference, apply to Mr. DE LAFOREST, 70 Green.
witch MIL I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14
THE, WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
january is.
CONTENTS.


l. poETrY-Eariy Joys-ro Stropfz.a
II. HocroR l.AUoNERs Sixth LscTuRG-~'Ihis Lecture
Sound, and considered one ofths best
Of the
III. IARoSERs Seventh and Eighth Lecture. hength:
co.lGg Lecture. OF the series. The Seventh is
Oh Electricity and the votaic Pile The las;
one is on Steam Navigation, Steam Engines, and
is highly Interesting They were reported IT
length aud with singular accuracy exclusively
for this paper.
" PROCEEDINGS OF THE Nrw-YoRg LEGISLATURE
Standing Committees Sauatc aod Assembly
V. CORRESPONDENTS OF THE 'rRisUa--Proceedags of
Congress :i,ese Letters contain full ard salts,
factory report OF both the Senate aud House OF
Representatives, ard embrace during The pll
week matter. OF unusual interest. Letters tfsa
Harrisbu.g! from Special Correspondent at
washington, &c.
VI. EDwoRIMsNow York and Gcorea-Correspon'
dcRce bs,~cop the Goycrnors of New-YOrk and
Georgia Name, Massachusetts, Kentucky, Iowa
-(;oyeYnor seward Me,sase--Mcssage Of Go.
vernon Porier--The Ayes Noes and AbSenlee'ln
Congress the Repeal Of the Bankrupt Law
THE BANKRUPT LAW-San,a Fe Esped-
tion-New.Yo.l and Virginia besides NUMEROUS
articles Of News &c.
VII Nh McELR,rns REPORT, made u tie Legislature
ofNe~-Yo:k on the snbjec, OF CArlrAL PUNISH
MESr, ard against its being abolished.
VIII. NEws-Forcign and Domestic.
TX. REVIEW OF TIE NEwfo MARKETS.
X SPIRIT or THE DOMESTIC MARKETS
NJ. Cattle MARaET, Coma.ercai and Money Mex. r.
State Stocks-Bnnk Redemption Accnee''
XII. WHOLESALE PAGES CURRENT
XIII. MARRIAGES AID DEATHS.
The WeckIy Tribune Il published ON sheet double
the size of the Daily AM is sent to subscribers for -
yea always payable advance. Single copies d cents
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14
heir remarks, already in type, are crowded out B,

their remarks already in type, are crowded out By
the press OF advertisements and other matter.
Tae following resolutions we're offered by Ssml.
J.Iilden, Esq. and unanimously adopted, after
which the meeting was dissolved:
Rssorsd, Tha: the proceeding, OF ;his meeting De
signed by the President; Vice Presidents and Score
taries, and acopy OF the same be forwarded 70 the
Presiden:oi the United States.
Reso!ged, Thai copies OF me proceedings OF TINS
meeting De also forwarded Hon Sas V right and
Nathaniel P. Tail-nadge OF the Senate Of the United
States, and 10 Representatives in Congress, Hon
James j. BooseveLt, John Mckeon, Fernando WOOD
ana Charles G. Ferris, Win request ;ha: the saEne
may De presented oy them TO he S-oa;e and House
OF Representatives
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14
4 FEAST Ot3REASON!
,yb,ce Hcn,.,inIi Engraving.

THE NEW WORLD for saturday, January %, WIZ
present truly Of reason and low OF SOUL II
will greatly surpass all pretended riva1 IN the variety
richness ana wog;h Of its artcIes. 70 prove this let
facts b. submitted to an enlig hened public
Contents :or@Ianuary Is.
T. AN ORIGINAL SERMON, by Rev. LEONARD BAcoS,
vee.Ilayen coun.-eloquept and appropriate to the
II. IRA TRAvELLrSG sNETCHEs-by Alexander Da-
mas-embraciag . = NiGrr'. FfsInsc IS TIE AIRS
and q Tas s.L1 Misses OF BE1 never before pub
lshed in this country.
III. ORIGINAL PoETRY-tsThc Bellies Appeal" by
Mrs o good and Poland, BY Anna L. Smelling.
". MARI TUDOR, OR THE rA.,ios.-a Tale of 'hri!.
ling ia,eres:-by z. Fagg, Esq, author OF Duchess
OF Ferrara, Beatrice &c.-fye chapters.
v MEMOIRS OF POPULAR DELUsIoNs-beins
the conclusion Q: the graphic History OF the great
Mississippi scheme.
". GSvERLoCHT CAsTLE-wi,!l a s,pecb En-
grazing.
VIZ AcRoFoLIs Or ATHENs-wi.h Historical
s'ke,ch,of, the City, and fne Illustration.
VIII. J0tRNALiShI-a capital article for all Editors
~. SIR FRANCIS ciANTREY--a Biographical
sketch
Z. SELECTED PoETRY-eThe Martyr OF the
Arena, by Eyes saTgsnt-.'Ihc Death OF the R'-
yer,.by Rober. Hamlon--sonne;s, by Park Renla-
min
xI.THE CASE OF THE CREOLE powerful or
ginal article or his affair.
III. REPEAL Or THE BASKRTPT= LA"--~ih
the uaua! variety Of Editorials, Musical Theatrical
and Literary Criticisms, News Of the Day, sc &c Nc
T1R.s-S3 year. pay able in advance single mum.
be1s g. cents j. WINCHESTER Publisher
JILL, l) 80 Ann street, Newly
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14
lTeyv-Hori; Legislature.

In SENATE. petitions Tor State aid TO the New
York and Erie Rai!road for protection TO the Is
carera Indians :or reduction Of fare 81, the giica
and Schenectady Railroad; and FOR g la1zto pun
ish Licen.iousness we're among those presented
and referred.
Alr. HayrzR introduced a bill to change TIC
manner of=anpoin,.c Bank COMMISSIONER. and 70
-a,,ca .ba number hereof r.d,,cas ,he ,,,-7,.
ar l.. dirac. r,-,,.i,io, f,,,- .E,il 81
s,,,,.s. r,,,,.-I#
o,,r. from n, i,,e,s. Or ~, s,ock. Ba8 Tor ~,
Fro III. .t,a.e ;or .i,a1l ia aJs,,e1 ~
I,T.o;yI,.,.-o ON ,ba fr.,=,torda,.. o gsagr7,ary
No.. rr,,.c, ,,i.=;s.;-,,,,,. 4s,,ica - .,r, an.
10 -.alo,. W. a,#(;,r,-,;..;o,arz# aud a-,.
.ai,. .,ead conr.a-;,=,,Il
succeed
T5. IN ,-,.r,;;,r - tIaI3 -
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14


the Cupifol-:hc Bankrupt and Distri-
button s4uws-ihe EXcheqncr mad Tren-
-nry Note z,iii.-acnrcI,iu@E Reform EHd
sSc,reDchment-.'zr. Is go mud Ten. v.
E.-Goy. OF virGiuiu, &c.
From our Special Correspondent.
W,sASc7oS, Jan. II, lslo.
That there has been a systematic design on the
part OF the 0ppositionin p9th Houses of Congress
to ernbarrass and defeat every sanitary measure
tina, may be proposed by the Wings at this Ses.
sion i obviels to every observer The last words
of the Presidents Message was scarcely pro-
aoancod the Senate before Mn Benton de-
rounced j; in terms evidently prepared for the oc-
casioa. and the subsequent caucuses Of tie party
haya solemn!y=rarited the facrous resolve of Tie
Jncobia. Althougll=a knowledge Of the character
ofour countrymen ana, OF their Representatives
otbids tie suspicion that majority of thera are SO
infatuated by party madness neglect or violate
thelaterests OF their country yet to the enig!tt-
ened the Notifying appearances in the Capitol at
the present jancture are. truly alarming.
The manifestations in the House of Represent
a;ives on the Su5iecr Of the Bankrupt Law and the
Land B III betray a vacIa,ion unworthy The n,elIi.
scnce and dignity legislators, and .tadious
contempt fortls suierings and wishes OF the reo.
ple.A CLEAN of light, however. has penetrated
the gloom that FOR TWO days past enveIoped these
questions. has come upto the halls OF TIE
Nation, and ruog in the car. Of tee Representatives
a timely warning. Abill=to postpone and modify
may possibly pass, buc ths Bankrupt Law oiA
ro.Jc repeuisd
an 10 alarrnist, yet in the existing state OF our
Foreign Relations It becomes Us TO be prepared to
meet every emengency. The position We occupy
towards Great Britain, 10 say the least, mos,
delicate and pcrilous. AID have reason TO believe
earnest recommendations OF the Executive 70
sUgmeat,:,e Milita1y ard Naval force Of the coun-
trs are founded IN wisdom and priteace. If all
rRe. have recsntly heard upon the =ubiec; be
rlle, the propriety Of the MEASURE IS 50 obvious
that II would argue almost irlbeciIity or t7eachery
in the Councils Of the country TO refuse to adopt
them. In my mex. will enlarge upon this subject.
TIE DEBATE On the Excheqser Bill is drawing TO
close in The Senate, and in the course of to-mor-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14
ENIG 81 A.

EN- g IS A.
Ye wits and artists, lend an ca.
To ~iIat OF US YOU nor VIII hear:
Though many men, ey'n such as you,
Have many minds, if oil be true.
In this, perhap., you will agree:
Not farther d.,an, ne could be;
Yet, near as Ne can be, re guess
And oil we have on earth possess.
We are rot many, yet to art,
Il may be .ald, We aid impart
Our titles are alike, nc doubt:
Our names not so-N iI.on find US out
II IRI,u VINO. lG.h Ward.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

u Curou. calculation showing no" man may ENJOY,
IN averageife Of years, three months twenty
nne days, ho.r and bali Of u:ae, thati
invariably speEt in ing pa!a and orHeht,
from 10 YEAR, % I'll! 10 occupies IS minutes
dav IN Sharpening his a.herng and sctaping over
and over his harmless Innocent and uncfend!pr
cain. Let him purchase Of Geo Souoders Metallic
Tablets will the operation be pcrfo in
one Minute and half by stop watch With case and
pleasure, aud TIE above length time Bat De
al not to purchase one OF the imitation, about, or
the Is minute. hitherto suffering NAV be doubled
GEO. SAUNDERS, the Inventor ant Manu,acturer.
Ji' 2G3 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

e .Amons the Members Of the Bar in attend
.ncc on tho Supreme Court. and in addition 10
those Members Of Congress who are'aso Counsel
lors of that Court may be named DAVID Is. OGDEN
Esq OF New-iork; JoHs II. Eaton, t,sq lto>nefiy
Senator. Secretary of War, and lately Munster. TO
SPAN; and JOHN lest, Esq. now OF Alabama
Formerly Representative Ii. Congress rom IN
d;on, Nat. Int.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

FROM HAvASA.-We haze oar files OF Havana
papers to the 29thinst The Mexican news winch
they contain has for the most part, been anticipated
by previous arrivals in this port. The Opera IN
Havana is TO be strongly reinforced. From Vera
Cruz the intelligence is not so late as per direct
advces The Port of St. ohm the Baptist in To-
basco has been declared open 10 foreign mefchan-
die by a decree OF President Santa Ana. *.
President Bustamente left Puebla on tie gym OF
November, where he had been received wita the
greatest kindness and hospitality. Nothing had
been heard of the approach OF the lcxian prisoners
toward Mexico, on the llthuIt. Onthc ltl the
Texas ships had not appeared oil the coast OF
Yuca;an The question Of Yucaran Independence
was to have been decided by the Congress on the
20Ih December. The remaining intelligence is Of
no interest. ~ w. fupers
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

row ,ba Hill authorizing the issue OF s5.o0O0oa Q:
Treasury Notes will probably pass the House
MANY Q: our friends are hostile ;o#tns 'ode q
Borrowing money, ond would, II the emergency
were no, 50 pressing, pass bill for borrowing the
suloua, directly.
You viii shortly hear OF many in:poFlsn' ~
a,,, re.renchuents IN the Treasury Depart
n.ent. A=circrag will BE issued BY me r"ss
,,,,n-Tolter 10 The. Marshals District Attorneys
(-Isrs, Of tho Courts Collectors. &c. pur'uaHe'
Of tho Sc, OF March last which viii save large
sum. Of money ard preclude the possibility Q;
ascu}.,;ng apsn the Treasury TO ,he shameful eN-
tent oracticec by man, OF the incunlbsnts OF The
Ito A3n;ni.trai;oas. Moreover the cogruPtieas
,,b;,; now exist in sose branches OF the Public
Service will be detected and punished 10 tue extent
of the Let the csprits beware; their former
character ana services TO the party cannot pso'e''
them.
Mr.. b, the gentleman VINO figures in recent
letter from the Courier's correspondent al
Washington. and who.ls said TO haze been present
q, a con,srsa;ion he detailed between P7es!d7h,
TYLER and Gen Van Rensselaer, OF your Sta'e'
must hold very unenyiab!e poson#ln INC es''aa.
ter. of al honorable men What excuse can Ne
frame forfhus yo!ating the sanciity OF sociai III
tercocrsc. supposing the statements OF \. L, %
bs true, To bear a transcript OF private letter
10 the eve of ,he President without permission Of
the writer. is in itself an actso outragins the coHr
tesiss .. society. ,ha.co be named only nus'eS-
cite universal reprobation
The Locos in Virginia are al fault in relation 10
the selection of candidate for Governor. Inc
soft cyiIue. OF our F.x-Embassador have tailed 10
reach the hearts Of the unteeing Wings OF thesLe-
gislature. snd the mastery address MS pF'ti=
Sergeant of the Enquirer has been in active reQa'-
sit;on for several weeks to no purpose. Who the
Wing, viii place in nomination, it i utterly I'M
possible to predict We shall have his name be-
fore the public in dagor two. | think. ! will en-
denvor 10 furnish you with TIE porteslars in reIa,
ton to the Treasury Circular Tomorrow. oH'ii
when m, Yours. &c LIZ
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

FlRE.-Thc building at Springfield, Ms. owned
by Messrs. Dwight ana Childs and occupied a,
taiors shop and drug store burned on the eth.
Loss ;70OO-fulIy insured
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

LIVERY AnPHirHIATRE-An unusually rich bill is Of
Tered here Tonight embracing tne performances Of T. v
Turner, il being the last nigh, Of bis cement The
upcro iee OF The Tournament repeated thu. evening"
Win most OF ether novelties. concluding with aug
BE afterClece
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

% I've of the negroes concerned N the muir
der OF Mr.. Cunningham, of Jefferson County, Ga
mentioned about ten days since, were hung on the
9Th and three others on the 10th
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

70 The Nutchez Free Trader states that snow
sufficient TO coyer the ground fell in the region of
Princeton, Miss, q few days since.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14
s.aaf 7Inuu.cripi.

X" s4nsi 7Inuu>cripi. Lost, i1st e'ehihS' ~
nnsr,cr past : O'clock the corner of Broadway and
Park Place omnibus or ~ stepping from IT,
;hn Manus Tpt Vo.ume continuing tho Jourhai OF hogcr
Woco,t during the egs and Conquest OF looisburg ~
1915 The EOunc also contains several alora aud hel.
gous Essays aud castonc essay IN verse The finder
will BE- handsomely rewarded by leaving 1t at the Office OF
the Commercia! Advertiser (2 j'9 ~
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

- Gcuraud's rou,ITes Subtle" for eradicatiHs super.
auous aur,n at TO Sc dadsl o. Walker street oncdo
iccm Hr"0dNay "a, A B& y sand, "ro""" ~ -
and $50 Fultoa street and - EnSt Broadway and i5s
Rrnn,l Wy. - per hNt!lr.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

70 The Governor and Council of y. B have
granted the sum of ,ss2,5O0 for the employment
Of the poor Of the city OF St, Johnduring winter
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

OJ7 Davis, the person who shot P. q. Stephens
at Mobile, has surrendered himself. He Vas to be
examined ON the 9TH.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

GgoRola-Returns have beenrcceived from ten
Counties and from parts of TWO others, OF me vote
Il, the the late'Consressional Election thus lar
the average stands Tor the Wings o'o9l 'or
Tie Opposition 3. .i3G.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

FRou Flowi.A.-TAe following letter is from
the Savannah Republican,
The only piece of news tor you amounts to
this: Lieut.. Ayres, OF the Artillery, tod me to-
.day ,nat he has lust returned from a scout alter
the Indians who committed the outrage at Nlanda-
rim, and found that they had gone South.
Other scouts are after them south OF Man
DARN, and it /, expected that they w tall in with
them. as the movements of the Indians must be
somewhat retarded BY the quantity of their plum
der Yours, &c
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

iIorgs lIicrISE lloSEHeu>o CAN0y-A pleasant 7ri
speedy care FOR coughs. sore throat loss voice and MI
disease. arising ron, l-o fer bonchi.ls, No vie
drugs IT. this preparation which 70 eoHbt the ee.tn
tic market beias pe.cty safe aud AT the saae tim. eff
cac!oUS. 49, Eroai>ay. corucro Howard
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

AMERICAN MusEuM.-This Is the Last week Of the H.
dian Warriors AID their Scua~, also last of Yankee
jenkins, and the Abiuo Lady Mr. BarnuM Is making
here
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

FROM NASSAU, N.P.-The schooner EEmlna'
at Savannah, brings dates from Nassau TO the 29ttl
ult. There is no news of material interest HE
Union. from this city to Bermuda, Turks Island
and Ncw-ProNdence wAen near the hrst'men-
toned port, experienced severe blow, which
threw her on her bcam-ends, and otherwise SC dis,
abed her as to cause her being abandoned at Ger
muda to the underwriters.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

ZERoN rHE#SNDwlcH IsI.NDs.-I'he Journal
of Commerce has received dates from the Sand
=wich Islands to July 3l.=Thc T. s. ship Peacock
and the schooner Fixing Fish belonging TO the
Exploring Expedition, arrived al Honolulu on the
18Th June after protracted cruise. They expect
ed to Join the other vessels OF the Expedition al
the ColumbiaIiiyer, but were compelled, to put 70
port fer lack Of provisions They surveyed most
=ofthc Islands north of the SrndwichIslaads, and
at one OF the Sanon Archipelago they fired grape
SHOT upon The naiees and bHrnee. three their
villages, in.consequence other refusal TO deliver
up n=chie; who mad killed an American. Thence
they proceeded noc.hward. and atthe hing's Mil
group one OF their man wa murdered. and Sght
crsued in winch from, ten to ,wglye OF the native,
were Killed. From the Pescadores 10 Honolulu
the crew were on half allowance OF provisions and
water. That par, OF the ocean has been accurate
y=suryeyed, and the results viii be especially in
tercstins towhalers.
The British brig Wave was al Honolulu from
Coluulba River on Inc 20th July. She left TIE
Vincennes and Porpose tpugetts Sound The
officers were treated with great hospitality By the
agent OF the Hudsons Bay Company.
- BENZ Sorez. mate of the bark Roube, ar
rived at Bosron=fTom Calcutta, was killed BY one
o; the searnen, named William Gadd, of ST He!e-
ns The man Is said 10 have acted .elf.deiencc,
but was arrested and held to bail at Boston TOR
Summation,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

u a. sea o. sHd=a!i may set tls:r Rs1ors 10y
lac OF Chapn!Aus si.-c Strop, to- William street.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

= We advise those 10 Wish to purchase Head, nc
Hair TO call upon Dir. A. c. Barry l46 Broadv ay the
only individual Who can initiate nature lin that depart,
neEt) in tbs country.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

j. We again indebted 20 Hon. Messrs. c. IiuDsoS
md T. BuTLER kiSc for Congressional Documents.
Also, to he h;essrs. HARSDESs fer Albany Papers.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

NkvES NEGLECT CoLD-!bis warG!r. should no, 81
forgotten Thcre cugti b.. no Consumption slthoc,
Cola first then nov nrceS.ary /; 10 b. prepared at ht
first attack The famous COMPOUND ENrSAcJoy Ho,s
HOUND is tbs ariica that ~scr orcs used, DESTROY.
all ve.t.es OF coughs or colds No IN cut,
soor business should be a, aRy tinc without pa;ks,.
abou, thor person Life teu safe. Rsccect Pea.
Division
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

g We understand that tie great meeting Of
yesterday to Protest against the Repeal o: the
Bankrupt Law is soon ,obe followed by another of
siinilalscharacter
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

" DocroR LAnpNrRs T4EcruRGs-TAe Weekly Trih.
une OF thu week contains the three last Lectures OF
Dr. Lardncrs Second Series paper may be obtained
at Office any tine to-day. We have few copies re-
naming OF the Nos. which contain tina five first LECTURES
of the series ia
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

- Improved Sar>apariiia taEacea, for the ofsg
a-sing frou lmqs.y OF thu blood mTros<,
U.s., Of mercury Il Is also cxcellcu remedy iof az,
pepsia ad siost ether diseases ncder
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

rs This composuon=is known to b. The sas, as the
celebrated /; OBJ OF accteur hsghy esteemed all owe,
Europe for rs wonderful! efficacy.
Sold ogv at :, Maiden LInr-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

. See The advertisement fora meeting of the
Seventh Ward.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14
Nev-.ger-ey EcgisIn,urc.
correspondence Of The Ne.-Ysrk Tribune.


TREyToS "Wednesday evening,
have but a moment before the como, to
say that the Legislature assembled here yesterday
afternoon, and organized with the following OH
GERS, viz
Hon JoHS CASSIDY, Vice President of the
Senate.
RonERr#E Z. HORROR, Secretary Of the Senate.
Hon JONI EALEY, of Burlington, Speaker Of
the House of Assembly, and
SAMUEL PRIOR, of Salem, Clerk.
All good Wings except the first, wiow sected
by compromise.
But little except private business has get been
acted on, and rot muc: Of that.
The Bank Resumption is the scneraltopc here :;
but as the annual statements of the Banks. which
are required to be made out on the lst=o January
and forwarded to the Legislature b. the l4tl:inst
are not yet received, nothing will be done in it be-
fore next week or tho week after, and perhaps not
until Pennsylvania makes move on the subject
Yours &c.. L.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

~ s.nrn,cnt. OF ,ns first quniIty, randy
Misunderstanding .surtomi,. Winter Fiocks, Cloth
Cloaks &c offered a reduced prices, nvcw Of the
nd 7anccd the Ut .' broadway corner OF
Barcay-surct, (tmerlcan ilelcl,}
II | Jtawlsti WM. II, JENNINGS.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-14

% The RAIsERs give llleir Second Concert at
lie City Hotel this evening. The discriminating
admirers OF the concord Of sweet sounds will se
there