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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-09

Some time since the MIssissiPPian to0A
notion to "kick up" and refuse to CONS
under the dctation Of the Vicksourg
Sentinel. The Hyena growled anu
Crowned little and the State Printers
shrunk in the most abject submission
If the Mississippian had never attempt
ed to set up for itself, act Independently
and oppose the doctrines Of The WIZ
Irishman, who has made such an I'm
passion of his hugeness upon the "de
mocracy" of Missi ssippi, 1T would no
look so badly; but TO have rebelled and
then submit to be whipped into fawning
like sour Of low degree" IS an &C
which cannot fail TO lose for this said cur
the respect which even Us equals nigh
have had for it.
Integrity and independence, are no
BILE virtues; but men who can be awe
or frightened by an animal that eve
his friends do not contend has a sir
} gle virtue, give indubitable evidenc
that they do not possess those quail
ties.
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hope,l In more than one bosom.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
0ic lcste 9NnhI.

lie g8abIen iparen eics oSabr t,trd, ben
adr3cn Staat Iebr fd,wddt, une mciltentbeils
blieben bic QShi9S Su Sdu1e. Die Ncl9cn
tiepcn weroen feit, one Die 9cfc Tcfcs cine
Webrbelt in bcioen 3weioen Der Gjetce9ebung
baten merbcn QSir 0etcn bier Die Seridte
felpeit nit eiefeIbe crhdltcu babcu
Sn Philadelphia @auntD babcu bic ecfc
Sofcs 9clIe9t.
Sn Der Stott pbilatcfpEia rc8ten Die
gBbis5.
Sn Dclawarc erlpdblteu bic 8bi9S aud
ibr gBabltidet.
Sn @heicr crpdbltcn Die @hiaS trei 9lf,
femblY.Mdnncr uuS Der ibri9e 2beil ocs Its
det6 9ien9 perlcrcn.
Su eancaiter Tc9ten Die Bbi9s nit 9tn6e
nahme ocs Senatcr6. Der Dtltrtft beGiebt
aue educaltcr uuo 9)ort.
Sn Mont9cmcrp lparen Die 9cfcs ficarcid,
9tud, Der Senatcr pcn eielcm Hiilrift lit 9cfc.
Su SudS baben Die QBbi9s tbelweife 9cs
fe9t.
sSn 9iortbomrtcn fno brci frciwiai9c @auns
fD,Seawten erlpdbIt, cas iibrige 2pfcs2idet
fsste.
Sn SdluyItia il taS rc9cImdeisc ecfo Scs
TO 3idet qebcten.
Su SerfS, bei6t c6, BADEN slpci frciwlliae
@anoieaten 9e9cn Sas re9cImdBi9e Gidet &C,
feat.
Su Srantliu batcu bic 8bi9s Scn Sico
bnuon 9ctra9cn.
Sn Cumberland baben eic g8bias etnen
gIdnsenoen Sicg errun9en.
Sn 9lodnle 9eldn9 es Den PcfoS AZ Ieacn.
Su gebaucn paren ole BbigS Ge0rcid,.
slnd Der Senator it 9efid)srt.
Sn Oaupbin habem Die g2biqs blc6 eineu
aGTsmblp Wann, ben prctbonctar uno @crc,
ner crpdhlt, ,--iibri9en6 itcoten Die 9cfcs.-
Cine @ertheiIun9 mar Die llrfafc.
csn 9IaegbenD haben bic g8hos 8 uno bic
Qofos l 9llIcmbiD Innn crlpdblt.
BRADFORD bat einen @bi9 erpdbIt
Bcefcro 1T Wbiq.
@entrc lit qcfc Srfe.
Gclumbia ift ecfc 8cfc.
SaDstte uue @reen babcn 9cfc Sofcs ers
niblt.
ecepu1iig uno @entre 1tno Qrfc.
Gertbumberlnno iff ecfo Scfc.
9,ife NIB 99aDue III gcfO 8ofc.
perrD bat Elm 9cfo SOTO in Gle @efeBsc,
bung gepdblt.
Susquchanua 1T 2cfc 6cfc.
Gio9a nno poiterRfno yrfc 6ofc.
LINTON, MifFin uuo Suuiata fIno in Sun.
fen her eofcS 9c9an9en.
9enangc nno 9Sarren Emo qcfo Eofc.
Wafd,tngtcn bat 8 1Bhias ermdbIt.
Mclfmcrelano 1T eofo 6cfe.
ycrt it 9lethfaas ecFc 6cfo.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
eyotepl) l5artntait,
C6ilei0er IN Der Gta6t QflIentoun

OSVHesuVl w ptt SINpI WueflfQlln
Grsrrift biefe Gjrlegenbeit feinen sRunben
uio benz pubIfum iiberhaupt Die gIn,eiae an
MAIDEN, oas CT bas Sdlneioer GjeCd,dft an
ietnem alten Stanp, in benz neuerbauten
Soaus eeS pru. Saccb Sdger, einge Sbiire
nnterbalb greB, Sd9cr unb Cos Stcbr, unb
beinabe 9egeniber benz Gjaffbaule bes Srn.
S{obn @jroe nod INNER fortbetrei6f, allmo er
oiejeni9er nod INNER pinftlidy uub binie bes
cIenen ipiro, Die ibm ibr 3utrauen 1hcnfen
mo1en. 9lldl bat er ale Slrten, ~ feinem
@eiddft gebtrenoe fertioe 5tleibungsftiicfr,
lhldlldI fur bic SabrsSeit auf S0anb.- Die
lelee ilno nnter feiner ei9enen 9lnffldjt burd,
Die beten 9Irbeter oerferti9t, 70 baB er fir be;
rem 0nte uno Dauerbaftiefeit qut Ifeben
tanns rno ,peId1e er all einem bilIigcn preis
oblahen tpiro.
@r 1T oanfbar fir bisber uencsene St,lnes
id)aft, nito fbIt ilberseiqt, 6as er Gd fers
nerbln Der 9unft ees publfums mhroia mas
den fpiro.
@r 1T and) 9lgcnt fir Gjccrqr 6. gBelfer's
SDftem gum 9lus1dneiben,
lno lneet oaber bic Sd)neioer i'm qanoe Elm.
BET tbm anSurllfen uno es in 9lu9enIdein su
nebmen.
9lllentauu, Oct. 10. no-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19

sIus hrm gInftmdeigsn WabIbrrid,t IN eli
ilein aiioern Gheil Der bentqen 3eitllna ipirt
man erieberi oaB ale bic GreimIIiaesWolfs.
HctdidlUn @aneibaten, nit 9lusnabme ees
Neccrbers nno bes 9uoitors erwdblt dno.
gSohlgetban eeda Die Birger eeGeIben
laiien itre 9iedlte nid)t burd einioe nenioe
lllterefIrte pericnen unter bic 1hee treten.
-9ledlt 70.
SSclgenbe perfonen Gnb erwdbIt:
9IsemblD :-@ecr9e SriebridL @eprae g.
@ilenbarb.
prcthcnetdr Daniel Merb.
0tc9ifter :--2il9hnan @pCe.
SdIreiber :-WilIinm SO. SeIfrtae.
9ieccreer :-SIntbcny @nnaewere.
@cmmiBtcner Daniel StdbIer.
9Iueitcr :-yatban MilIer.
2rnittes :--@barlrS Sd9cr, 91aul Guang,
Stephen Barber.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19

30) GefMnber Scritamb. - 0ienionb
IL 70 thor nrr einen sIu9enbitt sn pcrmufben
oaB mir leben f6nnen obne Al eiIen, eben 70
neni9 ME Elm Baum aus Der Quft o0eirt
99absthum ertalten fam chne bic Groe.
Sanele mN9en bon Der euft Ieben, ba rpobIs
beEanntltdI biefe Cuff pcn ron SnIeften III.
gIlte fpihen baber, ons es basjeniae III mas
mir IN ben Wdgeu tbun fpcSon mir leben.-
9Str bonen nniern 86rper eurd ben Waaen.
Sn orct bis funf Sabren bauen mir nnIre
6orper gang um. Dasjcni9e paSsbeute eiu
Sbell rcn uus it fam Wcr9en burfaus feis
ner ietn. Die @ebeimRse, ioIde ais 9[uss
ohnitun9 nno anbere 9Iusleerunoen, MAIDEN
uniere Serpcr frrtwdbrenb abnebmeu, unb
nllr onrdl BEN WPagen miro eie1e 9lbmabme
erleBt; nIes mas mir su than babcn un(eru
Jorper fortpdbrenO 9eiune su erbalten III,
81 oerbuten oaB feline iln9elunbe 3beile Gd,
mt Dem Slute miiden. puroieren tbut bieS
fur uns, bCraus9eieet bne bic puroiermitteI
welde mir anwenoen, nidjts entbalten pas
uns fdtpddt ober fdlaoet.
Srdnor sHniberfaIRrdns III
= y " '~'sSr reE RteieH s1Ipttg uU
belten ftncen neil iIe ans benz IPaaen unb
@in9eweicen bic b6fen Stcffe abfhbren. Die
iId bert an9rbduft babeu m69en, beper lie
3ett BADEN 8dulung tu erSeuaen, uno eeren
natiirltde Sol9en-ben 2eo.
Nsan faufe in 9tIeutaun bei q. g. 9Pube.
pcifmeiifer uno oon ben Slaenten tpefd,e in
'lner aneern Spalte bieier 3eitun9 anoe9es
ben ftnb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
IucberIfcbt Der NfGrffc-

9 "a m e n.-Stleeiaamen brinot s4 ca
bls S4 rs nno Tlahsfaamen 81 6s.
S lan une SO y l.-Nfaur brillat 81 30
BIG 81 56. 01cg9enmebl So 81 unb VBeIlchs
forltmebl 50 60 bis SO 62.
9etratee. l8aiSeu brinaf SIS bic 50
@ts. Q8elihtern Sd @euts /; iInb gPeooe,r
@entS.
rs te m a ft--Das S,untert pfllnb
brinat SO rs bic s5; 6abe nit
fdlber bradten $50 bic $50. Sdytreiues
Reiid bringt 81 90 bic S5 90.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
Gpl. ~. af. SDbnIDm.

Col. M. SD. Sobnlon be1ud,te Icstelt Sret
tag auf feiner 0ieiie aud gIarntaun. Die
@mpfang'@cnlnlttee emp1eng ben @cIcneI III
GrcrIerstoun, bon 100 fe i'm nnd 9Illentaur
be9Ieitete. lln9efibr cine N1eile BON trr
Stabt t.warteten Die NarrIen @uorten unb Die
Qeda 9IrtilIrritsn, I'm i'm III btrIcl6c AT eos
cCrtiren. Su Der Stabt auoelangt, beonb
man iIdI nad) benz @curtbauIe, weldes ales
bale 9ecrdr9t poll mar, inbem ftl Tebr piele
Burger bonn Qanbe cin9efnubeu batten, olls
100 i'm Sr. 6. 9. @i6ous III ciuer frrs
gen aber geIdiften 0lece bewiafcmmte. en-
Der @ripieserun9 temcrfte Der Colonel mans
dies ,peIdtes bic 9anSe @erfammlnna ,um ga,
ben bcipc9. Seinr 9tebe hat, Icweit mir ae,
bort babelt eiuem jeben in allen onTGten
tppbl gefalIen.
Had, beenei9ter 9ieoe tegab man lTd mad,
rem G5altbduff rcS Srn. Graf q, mclder
Elm berrIide6 9Ibenb: Gfen auf9ctra9en Bate,
ia es nlangelte al ntd)ts, waS in Der oeoens
ipirtigen Sabr65ett erbnIten pcrben fam.
QSdtrenb bem 9Ibeub nnrbe Der GpIcurI
bcn febr oiclcn gir9crn befudbt, unb BEL Der
SNanc 9encmmen, int an Snmtao Moroen
reiete er nadj @aftcu ob, eaugelebc
Der 60 lpneG!
9IIs er eben i'm 8e9rtff ,par absurciIeu,
hieIt CT nod cine furSe Rere all cic "qebo
9Irttacriifeu" uno gir9cr iterbaupt, in weLs
der CT ttc Sra1c beulih beleitiqtc, rprriter
ftcn fcbr UieG 9eitritten purbc, ndmIid, /:
bas @cn. Narrilon bel bem GjcfcdJt at Der
2bame6 nttt Sh9c9en 9c,pcien fci. Gr fu9te
ildmit
"@cueral Soarrifp IL ,pnr an iris
nem pp(fen, or bate Den Staubpuntt einoes
nrniuen ben GIer. gSnfebmeten si,ae,,ear,
men boben fplree, lpire CT bort gcwelen, udns
lid uuoefdbr 800 yirSS BON Dem Sein6.-
SD fprad nit ibnt MIR weni9c Mitnutcn Dor
hem @cfedlt un6 muree jcbeu 9lbenb bon
ihm in meinenl 3rltc beiudlt It. (. no" gBir
pcrbcn Uielleidlt Ieinc gauge Heoc in 3ufuuft
pubIiSireu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
Gin frempes S(tnD

bcfreet iIdl fflcu cine gcrnnme Belt bel benz
llnterfdrirbenen in SbersWilfer6 9ounTdjip,
eeda SauntD. DnBeIbe III unaefibr / / Sab.
re alt ufo III oCn fd,pars uno peiser Earbe.
Der redte @igner III erfudjt fcin @iaentbum
gu bepetien, uno banelbe ge9enSesabfun9 Der
llnfcften nb;ubCIen bel
Soiepb Gpno6r.
Sct. ). *-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
Sin biibfehcr @onpcrn6r.

@cnocrn6r pcrter fhIcB in 1887, ebc CT
olS @cnccrn6r crndblt murcr, cincn @cutraft
fur BAD plditern cincs 6auics. Die 9Pcbs
nun9 belief I'D, su 1I3 1baler auf pcId,e or
so &balcr be3ahIte. DdS llebriae bat er lId
bio nnf oteie Stunbe 9elpei9ert su be,dblen,
pbgIetd cr niemalS bic 9iednuna III belfrcis
ten id1ten. Set ietncm lcsten Befudj in Souns
tln9oon, pnroe Der @cuoernor our6 eineu
@onttable arretirt fur bic Sdulo, pc er ftd,
olsodnn 70 feinlih madte uno "ein befcns
ocreS 8crrcdlt bon 8erbaft" prccefftrte.
Der Sricoensrtdter fd,ien obcr 6nrauf rpes
mig Su dd)tcn unb entldieb su @unlfcn bcs
Soanorerfers fir bic Silanj unb SnterelTen
oeS @eISes. DieicS 1T Der W1anr ben Die
Fcfcs bel ihrcn 8eridmmIungcu aIs cinen
9tten Oemcfrat unb einen Sreuno brs 9Irs
bct6mannes dusihreien.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19

Gjcbenfe an pen Goo.-3,pifdcn 5 uno 6
llhr Samltd9 9Itenos trat martin eefaer, ei;,,
alter gPann, in cine 8arbisrtpse in Ger 5tcn
StraBe, nnterbalb Der 9r'rr:r, in aJbilaSsis
pbIa I'M ild raiIrfE gu iafTcn. Gr feste fid
ollt oell StlE,r irio aIs Der 9arbier i'm 8es
9r'If MGR; ;un eirSuieifen, madte er bic @nts
STa'IH9, oaB CT einen eeidnam Dor GId) babe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
SNnbl in Sfcne Serfrf.

Ter Staat IeusSerieY III su @unftcn Der
Bbi9s 9e9an9en. 0ielelbe baben cine W1cbrs
belt bon 10SStirmen in oereinter 9ItRims
riun9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19

8iele gInbdn9er beS prcpbeten Naiaer, rpels
der pei0a9t, caB bic gBelt i'm 9lpril 1S43
nnter9eben iptro, habcn fid bernasen bon
Der gSabrbeit ieiner eebre iiberieu9t, oas fle
Ibr Dab nno @ut oerfaufen unb 1db lcbiqlid,
NIT Sorberettuu9cn auf bic 3eit BED arosen
pur3eIbdumes Der g8elt porbereiten. Die
armen Barren fpercen itdnrIib in 9lpril qcs
Ihidt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
QBotbeutltC1e S5rtef-QU1e.

Scl9enOe 8rtefe fInS bieIe QBUde i'm 9n,
lentauner poitamt Ite9en 9eblieben
Sobn 8rcng, Wrs. 9f. 8cDer, gBm. @bafs
tsrt 98!lItam @99e, Wr. Sinoorf Scfbua
Slnf 9eor9e @ntb, Sobr &eefer, Senas
Sntns, S5adion 6ine, SoIepb SRledner, Sens
ny yob, Stepben S1enrD, Sobn Sbiffert,
Salomcn Smitb ooer Srucer, Irerfer unb
StelHberger, aarcn 8rcoruff, MarY gJouno.
9 diff 8rtefe:
@ecr9e gSettIin, Scbu 9Ioam Sdinp, 9Ins
thonp Sdue, 5ohn u. Welhcr, Samuel
@ree, Saeo5 @briit.
o,,,, u. 6. 8ube, y, SO.
2llIentartt, Soctcbev 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19
1phm 81. Gcptt.

1T nit elmer Webrbeit bon 1908 Stimueu
mieeernm gum MaDrr opn philadelphia CT.
wdblt mOreen. @r 1T cin QBbig.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19

.2lnf einem pIase i'm MilfTppi6lulTc, ae,
ipobnltf "orr Sirdbpf" 9enannt 9insen leit
&urSem adlt DanIpfb6te oerIoren, 6eren @es
lamnltipertb Sn nebr als $3.50, 900 an9eIdlas
gen mirc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19

Sn Sneiana miro jest MclaTes Ucu g8eIId,s
tcrnttcden gemddlt. @r fcll hurdlgeIddaaes
nem S0cnig dbnIid feben uno belIer Iein ipie
Der Wtcta1e6 bon 3ufcrrpbr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19

Sn Ger Court rpn Common pleas in Sans
ensfp @anntD, Sbip, tpuroe Sclspb Sperru
Der GrmorSnn9 irincr Srau lberflbrt liu6
pernrthelIt am 2ten Jlcpem6er Sebausen 40
iperben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-19

Col. Sohnfon ipnroen in pbilaOsfpbia $I5o
,us Ger gaid1e oeffChlen,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
DRY GOODS.
SPRING GOODS, Spring Goods.-The

MINING JIUUUS- cpr1ns Goods.-I he
y undersigned is prepared with his usual extensive
>or'men' Of Sea~ona>i Gs execute orders Tor Gar
nent' in >ye shicia i!l cnnpor with any house The
Trade at prices which offer Inducements those pay
Ing ready money:
Attention IS solicited t- yl of Panaloons furnished
al this establishment. particular directed this
department stl the v-a ri -vir entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced aIy di iicu,y in getting
suited are as.ur. that superior always be rallied
French and English Cassrlerrs in great variety OF
patterns jus, received The OF ves,ing which
mrc satisfaction through The last Spring and Sum
rner seasons will De kept Up
French and English Cloths ct super and medium quail
ties for Dress and Frock Goats always on hand.
Fancy articles, ncudiac six and Satn Scar Cra-
vts, Hdkfs, Gloves Hosiery Suspenders Shirts Collars,
&c. g: usual moderate prices wM. T. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde < Jennings pa Broacway.
rot lmis American Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

G. Resolued That the entire Ticket with
dial approation and further do resolve all hon
orabe mean. in our power the election OF the
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

II To Travelers.-Gentlcmenr visiting this CITY ar.
respectfully invited stop at the GRAHAM HOUSE Sc
Barclay where quiet home pleasant rooms clear
beds wholesome food and an atmosphere imprisoned BY
ieve impossible 20 live rgidy temperate and purely
Vegetable Diet without severe prlvation requested 10
give onc trial The house very convenient TO the bus
part al the City and to athe Steamboat Landprs-
Terms moderate Gentlemen visiting City with part
OF their Families will ud such home vastly more ayreea.
bl. than Hotel. Show er 3 aths free
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
SECOND ROARD,

i,VVo lhdd'd bonus.
Exchange "n Philadelphia is at par TO prem; Cincin-
matt TO 10 discount: New Orleans 10
Treasury Notes sell al 2! discount for those above
$1,000 and Il TO for those below.
The interest on the L. S stock was promptly paid to-day
at the Bank OF Commerce The the State Stocks
of this State and Alabama was also paid RemiaEccs 20
London by the Columbia for paving the interest Ala
balna State Stocks.
A; Philadelphia, yesterday. Treasury Note, sold al q
81 discount Pennsylvania State Fve 1861 sold a; 49,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02

Oh Friday afternoon lu inst after short Illness Mrs.
Sarah Peer, aged 70 years.
Her i-enls and iho,t her son, Col Thomas F. Peers
respectfully invited 10 attend hertun iromher late
residence No -65 Broadway, Sunday the 2 inst, half
pasti p. NJ
on Friday. is, instant Maria, ede; daughter OF Edward
and Susan l;an.er in the 18th Yea, OF her age.
The relative, and friends oi the iamiy respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral Sunday aiteroon, al half
pa>tI O'clock ron her late residence 395 Pear-st.
This morning nj 10 minutes past - 81 Eas; Broadway,
Mrs Elinor Baxter, aged 26.
T., FRI, nd, respectfully invited attend -r funeral
tomorrow acr half past p when her will
b., carried the weh Church $50 Broome-sl. where her
iunera discourse will be delivered
On Friday, III Instant, Sophia Atwood, wife OF Mortimer
De Note, in the .5tlI ear OF her age.
March 3,i, suddenly, John IIardenhror. Esq. in the
10th year OF age, apopeay, caused y excitement,
TIRE in Rrulne.st
a, Williamsburg, l. |. on the cah EpMusp FROST.
Esq. formerly President OF the Village, aged i3.
AL NyaCk on the 3Ist March, Edward De Pev>ter the
only son of Rev Philip NJ. and Cornela Brett; aged Is
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
POLICE 0EEICE

CHARGE OF RicT ASp NloLESCE.-On Thursday night,
after midnight ten twelve young men, in rioous and
lsorlerv manner forced their way ino the house oi Mrs
Louisa Ackcr No l39 Duanereet gave Eer ana her bus
proceeded to eno> costly piano chairs and other FUR
turc oil paintings, &c, and lett carrying OF one OF her
candltstlcks She flowed and caused named Angus
ts Carmiclac whom she considered the rngcacr Ia he
arrested with the candlescks his and who
to-day committed o prison 10 answer al the others
effected tnoir escape.
SHosllF female named Aun Cnrnes wa. arrested
and committed for stealing piece OF calico worth = from
The store of Mr. William Matthews, No u Catherine street
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
IN BANkRJPTCY.-District Court of

inc ;rit,4! S.ae> nr the Dsrc, OF Mchsan.-ln l-
lIa.r o JOSIAH Snow. Bankruri.Noce Is hereby 5i'en
That on the, tenth. day OF March. a d. lSi JOSIAH SSo"
,s lv a decree Gt court. declared nSTup under
the ac; OF Conres>in such made and p7otiea ahd
a an order has been duly entered this court, appointing
me s,r,h tiav OF June next O'clock n the orenoot
j, lie District Court Room ia the City OF Detroit ioT al
persons Interested any they have "hS he
;c,,c asa Bankrupi Bv order OF the Court.
GoopwiS 4 COLLINS, Solicitors JOSIAH sAom. W.
Detroit, March 10, 1872 a. ''
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
CIVIL COlTRTS.

lniie Court OF Common Pleas action FOR an,H
brought by Alfred Carart against Thomas Mar,l the dam
ages laid at 1000. There had been pecuniary
actions hew the partcS, and the 20t! iuy in the
public defendant proclaimed h1r Carlnrt be-
swindler robcr, thief, AMI man not III 10 c Insted At
the asserting that he had given plaintiff order
collect interest money his account and that Car
hart instead of doing had put the order into lawyers
hands, with orders him, taRrsh) The Jury gave
verdc, for plaintiff of Sa7 so damages and
An action for Grim. brought in the same Court
hy Elisha ralmadge (keepcr OF >hoemakerS tooorela
Grand-slrect) again. John NJ. Lowerre, "a o large
property, and keeping crockery ware store few months
since, M 10 Peck Shp the damages laid at $40 OOo
The plaintiff hired house belonging defendant, but was
unable The pressure OF l times 10 neetls rent and
,ht. furniture given defendant security,
which was stored Peck Slip. Mrs TalImadge is lady
of "a or % wears of aye, with two young children She
had the store get :othn@ and
about the furniture. and day discovered guilty
connection with defendant the back office vi his store,
and was also known be locked up with him III her bed
rnnm &c wilnesSc. hat! been examined the
Court adjourned tn Monday next, al 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Judge. Noah and Aldermen Lee and Balls
JOIN! Moore tried for stealing shirt and other arti-
cle, worth 81 from Mary Ann Chauber acquitted; Eliza
Peterson coloeG tried for stealing rock and sht
worth 81 from Ann Roberts: guty-Penenary months;
William GRAY, charged with petit larcehy was discharged
for want OF evidence.
Aiinlrned 10 CucslaN next al 9 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
MA RRIEIJ:
I).[ ED

OnTursjay afternoon 3lst ult, by the Rev M Mr-iicr
William d. Eaiah 10 tebecca dauL Lher OF Win Covert
Esq, OF BuSli'rick, l.. J..
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS
MFR. ]. 4. NLE's CONCERT

MFR. ]. 4. kYLE'S CONCERT
III Apollo Saloon Monday evening, April th, 1852 on
which occasion the follow ing eminent artists ~i app-a--
,laorn- Otto, Mrs Page, Mrs H:riwick. NJ KoSS'ssi
Phil!ps- Mr. Ape-. Mr. Gosden Mr.. A Kyle, and NJ.
Tinm VIII preside a, the piano ior.r.
PROGRAMME.
Grand Tr:o-Three Fu,es-Mrs- Goeiea. Kyle and
Ass@ Il Soavs bel con,s:,e-y. n.rdaiet ssai
serenate-For Gni;ar and dPiano-Mr DeJanon and
Song when,hc morning ars; dawas'-Nr< Psse :
Faatas:a-Piano For;e-(Mr. KossowskD-ou Airs
irnrR The Hugu. Thalberg
Ara II oracco nlo corQuise'-Msdalne Otto. .Niconi
Solo Flute Chroshan vene-' ancen, Irish
Melody with variations. (dr>t ,me-Mr. Kyle. Clinton
Song NV mother d-ar--Mrs Psse........... Lover
Soos@tby de>iret-" The Three ayes OF Love'-Mr
Grand Das,:-wish brilan; yar'a,ions; Piano Forte
Swiss Nation .iir-Madame Oo............... Blum
Soo-Cornv;a Pis,on-Mr. Aupick, on iavore air
Song hae body Do~"-llrS. Hariwck-
wo.ds by the Ettr;ck Shepherd ............. Scotch
Spanish Song Accompanied by h!niseton the guitar
Sao Flrtr-SI- Kvie-cor,ra,e expressly for hi,
Concert. by George-Loter E>q. on the fayor,e
ats The Angels Whisper and Rory O'Mor-- Loier
>ens-'. ,leTTilg goes The Miil'-slr> rase-irom
Grand Ar1a-Ma!ane Dlto-from the Opera OF
Zauber Fote-thy particular desire Mozart
Madame Otto had the honor ol singing this >ons ~ ,he
German Opera las, season before Queen Victoria and Prince
Albert.
Finale Glcs-" Ttr- chough and C7ow"-Mslame
Otto. Mrs. iiartwick, NrS Page, Msssr>. Phillips
Tisk.,. 81 each. Family Tickets admit gentleman
aad Two ladies' s. b. had the Music Stores. and o:
M-. J. \. Kyle, Il FORSYTH street.
u Doors open i, seven O'Clock. Concert commence
al eight.
The Paro Forte used on this occasion i. from The cee-
s-atei factory OF Mess Siotar;, worceser& Durham.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
n24 lmis
VHOMPSON'S SPRING STYLE Of

i HATS-A reduction oft,Senty per from former
prce.The subscriber Of The extreme pressure that
exists. and deeply sensible OF the importance OF
renchmsnt tha, * gsing forward in article OF
8res> will for The inspection OF the public this day
superior Nura Beaver Hat which in point oi quality
elegance OF style and price has been equaled in
lhi, city:
do Cashmere ............. 60
Fr quality Moeskn. fine bot>........... 90
Imitation Molcskin. 90
Fine Six Hats 81 to 90
While soliciting e attention The public the above
~cale Of prices, the subscriber would rely remark iha,
the quality the Nuira and MoleSkin Ia, offered above
w fully compare with those sold al al The fashionable
stores al FIVE dollars. 4. Q. THOMPSON.
al Gus $50 ami 10 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1842-04-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for The New-York Tribune.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN
SPECIAL. MEETING.
The Board met al 3 O'Clock devise measures OF relief
inrcgard 70 the sufferer, by the fire.
Alderman Purdy offered the following Preamble and Re-
solution, viz:
Uheren that portion Of the city within the boundary OF
the Tenth Ward the 3st of March, visited by de-
sructivc conilagraton destroying lis rhragcs
hundred houses, and suddenly deprving hundreds OF the
aboriug classes OF their ALL driving Their unprotected aud
iOuscless families TO seek any shelter from the devourng
clencnt and whereas calamlies isasrou. IN their
sequences present mperious claims upon the incrposon
and li,rraliy e, the City Authoritics-,hrreiore
Rsol.ed (i the Board .; Assistants Concur) That ain
Committee OF three from each Board be appointed
Que the loss sustained, the circumstances Of The su
lerer and what immediate measure, will be requisite
licve Their depressed suat ION.
This wa, amended SO as 10 include le Sixth Ward and
then adopted motion OF Alderman Jones, aMd Aldermen
Lee, Timpson and Jones appointed the Cornmiee
Alderman Lee offered the following;
Resoiced, That the Mayor be requested call meeting
o tue zens for the purpose OF recommending
of lief. llO MED