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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
Aston HousE. June 9th, l.,:.

Aston HOUSE, June 9TH ~
". = re,ie,, Editor II Tae Tr,snat
take th- liberty 10 inform the various persons Wo have
addressed me az Newly orb and Washington wth request,
and invitations t. dA fen place. IA The United Saie that
however ANXIOUS raay ec tor the triumph and complies
'u'''>' - The Total Abstinence cause have not the
>>'">' intention OF undertaking the Office OF pns lee.
'', %" '"i " any ether subject Nv .tay IN NewYors
go III PN'' Ne result u indposiion from intense ia
que ana los OF re' and part FROM professional engage
"eH's entered INTO under Peculiar circumstance, winch
'h sure When understood. vii SATISFY nv trend. and coo
"o' alone have ihs right to arraign me- lwri;e
- e 10 N'o Tor pnbic'i'n. that Il NAV serve a. gen.
'ai answer O. oo1rr,On i-nis entirely to- numerous d. o.
I'D ahdei''ke >eparaick iruG Tia, M on. ~ IN c,.;l.
~ a' IN he least d.'r',p' cu., bar. N truth :, /, ~
IT, "'uoui great Inconvenience for me- 10 sve 49,,
" ans'er TO zach person Who has don, me I'M. bo, a.
'norr's M on hs subject and. ~ ielern ned M, ,
aeak again dunng H.. Ses>on OF Congrcss on Ter,r,,
al sny time 10 trsvel On tina, business e1peci ,n, ,l
"oee 10 Which have been driven frDrn fear Of nv .n
,Nng offence TO person, Who. though entre .;-ange. r.
~, seem andy Disposed. hst shall not bs alt-..s.l
'-ain You wall oh.igc u.e bv Inserting ths note
THOMAS y. MARSHALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

u Mes.r.. Harper < Brothers reque., u. to
state for the information Of their customers and
their friends and the public generally. that their
business j. continued usual IN the building, Nos.
~ and 81 Cff-s,reei Immediately opposite to the
one before occupied by them, and partially de-
',roycd by the late ire. They are busy in repair
ing the damage sustained on that occasion, and
nope m few weeks to have their bushes. again
IN srier. In the meantime they are prepared To
serve their customers with such Of their pub.ica-
Mons have been preserved uninjurei among
Nhich they would mention particularly the vol
gmes OF their School District Library. They DE-
IN, also to state that efforts will be spared by
hem to replace, as speedily and as tar a. is prac-
ticab.c their lost stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

u Cot. MoNso, EDwARDs the most Distinguished hnan.
Ger since the days of Judas clroi. into Court Tor
trial yesterday win h' celebrated Counsel sbut put
Oh until today The Whole City will he there attend
Tor sqnte ~ erciusg-iough by means unusual spec
acle 10 the highest talent IN the land ENGAGED IN ho
l.aou. defence Of yany and me. Tie CoDaei looked
fat and happy-nOt single wh,.er out ct place-h.
.pIdi. seesi perfectly He'd for I'll The world i be-
had just swallowed hall dozen OF Peters Lozenges-
which, by the way have been cug since red before the
whole world and found GUILTY of fierce assault most
unmerciiu battery upon headaches, neasa loss sppe
ute coughs, colds AMI ,1ndry oor vlgahOnd disorders
the employ OF Deat,he great enemy Of man aud what.
moro important they every day repeating the offence
Gail 80 Broadway is Fulton IT. and you shall hear
all about the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

fiysls sale W" positively be made on very tsypfaher
Of y lots 90 west side % ~ r- Ayel.r and Alepki
CarlioD-Sirerts, Brooklyn Aso. OF parste ols actl
GELS on Adripb-streft, between Bsdi,r1 Road ami "
Avenue. Improvements Of great importance, and ~
great value aud beauty are gong lOreard IN tie .Gyy
neyhufh0'd Of trse iands-r>pec ally the great yy
Of water. are convenient for residence all r,.peci$
acre parcels afford view OF tie bay anil city 81 Nes
Ac They VIII he shown 10 persons de>irsgs OF "A
Title perfect Houses OF moderate rest built 90 thsI
can be veil rssed al once. large portion OF The "a
money may rrmab on f..cftysge. Apply from - to.iI
u rkokIE y CLARK, lO2 Lileriy-.L ~ ltI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

DETALo ,rIoNs-No such thing 10 Real Estate. Invest
State stocks suffer thousand orIn. The Ike
money svese in bank and stocks. and in all
corporate associate capital Bot buy lte good land
where YOU fret found prodgaies, gamblers, and
decevsr, carry it OF II sth- osy safe reliance
Loo. aboui-b- sui Ell 10 quality, looaon and prce-tlen
bUv. and bay at oncr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

u fuz GREENE lALLrcK, Esq. has resigned
his office of Deputy Superintendent of Common
Schools for this City and County. He assigns nu-
merou' avocatious which prevent hi. attendance
upon it' duties a. the reason OF this step
CHARLES STEWART, Esq. has been appointed to
succeed him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

SINGULAR EscAPE.-A most extraordinary es-
cape from death occurred on Monday last to a son
Of Captain Macauley Of Toronto, on the passage
down OF the steamer Niagara. The Young man
was on the promenade deck and attempted to
cross underneath the walking beam while the OPP
posite end was down, on platform which aP-
peared to be secure but the instant he put his
foot on it he va. precipiated among the works
below. and was naturally supposed by those who
him TO be instantly crushed but an ob.truc-
ton be- met with in falling enabled him with great
presence Of mind TO grasp the rod, Of the air pump:
he thus sustained himself for some minutes, being
.rawn up and down til the engine could be stopped
TO release him from his pedou, situation. fie
was but slightly injured. Kingston News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

BRows's sARsApAkiLLL AEDTo AATo RUTERs.-TL~.e
excellent nters viii bs found ceuuin all
indigestion Or Dyspepsia. Los OF Apprtte General Drbl
ny, tanlness anu Sickness OF hr stomach LOwncss Of
spirits, Co,tseness Determination Of Blood the Head
Pam IN tn Limbs and side, arrloa Weakness Dizziness.
Cuianeo1, Er3pons on the Face aDd Neck Hectic Fever
Night s~rais, NervOu, and Sex Headache, Acidiy Of
stomach ogs Affections. ami n all Diseases caused by
the impuity Of the Blood the Debility ri the Sy,eE, or
the unhealthy state OF the stomach and Bowels.
These tiers warranted 10 be- purely Vegetable CON.
pound-snd MARX THIS, JTThey can never 10 TN ea,, in.
Jury in any case whatever.
Sold by the agents A. B. ID Sands, DrIrg.,:s No
- Fo0n. ~ GO-.t. 100 Fultou.st ~ foalay
and II East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

MAlSr-The Legislature d Maine adJ.urned
on the 3Oth uli.. thus closing it, bret extra session
after accomplishing the business for which It wa
the Boundary Question, AMI the Ds;ric,ing Of the
State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

Boar BURSr.-Thc Macon (Ga.) Steamboat
Company's boat No. cau.ht fire on the afternoon
Of the oath ult. short distance above Daren, and
WAS with the cargo-aLout $50 bales Of cotton
entirely consumed Its supposed that all the cot
ton is insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

RAILROAD AccIDENT.--lesteria morning
Thoma. o. Brien. the Captain Of a canal boat. vas
Silicd by being run over BY train Of car. on the
Peit-vie Railroad. few miles above Reading
The accident occurred in consequence Of hi. jump
ug of car and falling under the wheels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

% Gov. FAIRFIELD of Maine, has been renom-
mated BY Legislative caucus OF the Loco-F ocos
of ths, State for their next candidate for Governor
This movement superscdes the necessity of the
State Convention which was called for the purpose
Of making the nomina,ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

U' We are indebted 70 JAcoBs's Express f,r
Montreal papers Of Saturday.
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T. The Grent Commission.

Church constituted and cha ged to convey the Gos,.rs
World by The Rev John Banis. d. ID President 4 G
hunt College, aui.or Of 'MaL.Dos, Great Teacher
with an Essay by Wm. X. Wiliiams ID. d., FnstDr0i u
street @ ureh. w-Nork- This Day Published and os
by DAYTON Z NEWMAN cor. Fulton and Sss,a0<
Also. just receiyed-GTo~ih IN Grace from the M
Of Edward, and James.
The Golden Censor from the writings OF Harris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

HonGIGLE. We have been informed tina; man
and hi, wife lately living in Chester township, in
this county. were last week accused of having
thrown three of their children INTO the fire and there
let them remain till hay were burnt Ia ashes. This
wa. done directly after each child was born for
tie third successive year-and the third will pay
for all according to the old proverb They have
since disappeared. Namss not recollcctcd by our
informant. Mount Holly q. } y Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
~ Dcntjs,ry,-uARIFY BIRDFII. Mn 4

ts has removed a. G2 RrOad~sy, corner oi frankn Il
ID X. would inform he public bat BE- attends 10 al
branches Il the Dental Professor and can all hnlr
tie day and evening be- consulted At hs rss and o
a. above. Charges moderate. 90 i.i Jl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

gJ robber, while cropping about the store OF
Me.srs Sellers < Davis, in Philadelphia a few
days since fell through trap door and was So bad
Is wounded that he soon died. His name was not
known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

II HosT OF ATTRACTIONS NAV be found At TIill, New
iors husea s al th- present time the we'll known and
accomplished 'acalrt, Ms Reynolds. performing short
She sugs sone OF her unrivalel ballad. az.
,sied ~ VI A. shaw and Mr. Bruce. Mr George Lodrr
paste iew' are remarkably fine, being unryaled peel
mens Of anlsiical skiL ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

" 4 cotresponden, desires Us to reoue., IN,
gentlemen who visit the National Academy of ID,
sign To dof their hans while there, especially he,
ladies are present We doubt not the hint will BE-
sufficient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

THs MAGSEr.-TLs .rsl oumber Of hi, strang. and 4
interesting. periodical soD our isbe ami W. have pffgs
With wonderful ss,,ldclOn u Is edited by La Roy
deflaDf aud is suG,Drr contP.us an excellent and Tpl
article rom the pen Of d. Sherwood On Terrestrial Il
nesnl, besides brit bat comprehensive account bi
editor Oi the discoveries tius TAR 10 PhrsHO and Living "
neihm W. look upon The MasDr" 40 one Of tie ri
AID cheapest periodical. ahOat IA .eii'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

LARGE DEFALcATIoS.-We regret exceeding
learn that Mr. JAS. ). Schcrmerhorn for the Ia i
hi'cen OF twenty years Secretary of the Ocean H.
surancc Co OF thi. city, yesterday confessed to tie
Directors that be was deiau,er To the amount
Of one handrcd and fly thousand dollars. Tie
abstraction Of this amount has been going on foi
some ten years past, and has been rendered easy
by the implied, confidence placed in Mr. 5. BY all
the officers and Directors. /, has been los, in that
maelstrom which la, swallowed up the integrity OF
so many who have occupied Offices of trust-gan,-
bling in stocss. The fact that the default could
TO longer be concealed, as the office has recently
become united office aud tie cid officers weic
being wound up, induced the confession, preyiou.
towhlch not the slightest suspicion was entertained
by the officers tina, any thing was wrong. Mi
Schermcrhorn has been arrested and committed /,
the Jombs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

ureparrd wth - sNc ct >onnsr sat On sauna
ll,, instant The reasonable color i, preserved IA e'''NA
with lie n. atn->s which rs, given r black 'a''m'ie'-c
yrc,t l,yor Not being coIorcd the Dr'b Ca, n'."
4, a. .r.,slv IN without iWpsirInr - pfupri 'N@
buity Price 81. >ft " rh'. -
mV1O Otf htf't 'ftSN 'f''.tt'.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

W Hon. CHARLES WIcKLIYFE, Postmaste
oeneraI arrived in Boston on Friday evening, am
took rooms al the Trcpoa, House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

CLEAR WIYs.-We are told that there il not II
simple vessel on the stocks in any ,hpyard ct this
city, except small steamer, aad that there are
no contracts for future building.
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IA Cnra.-Tic P.b..a'sof BRorhTH IONA.
TtikN ~.ld NJ, .- .li., .4ir. % l" F4h. tF .cs.
ln. l,lt, r rosa iLrIr i1n.ion A.'.i
y RIM ,ND> 0UrH >NrstcaS tofrEfhocsf,
LoSOoN, My iah. 1874
GENrL4NtN- H. reply O. NoGr ""isr Or - eafiy copy
Of J,n,.. Ner Nov.i called Norir, I'm 'n' ~c-f
>e~Nofk. b.Vr Arranged hy e"nir 40 10 a." ..of
n,.e nat the Wofk snail r D. 9lb''i h"rc lnil shr
18th fneSi work. u VII thereon D. .->'o'f ~ 100 y
.-u, { by tbs CONVEY ancr loJ - H. hu"t''r receive
,,- ,tragl,r a.! alb prnr. WILTON sah tols a
iIay.ng gisrs notice tLat ihey = oad proapi, 70 PUBLISH
th. no,r cheap ionn.Jhe Jonathan peD 'be afr r =
induced I'd abandon their coUtrrpl1ei tnlefp Tor Pc
l., NS copy could ha,, been sonor.5ly ohta ae u l'a.
don pgesi,u. 10 The departure 81 TIE Gnsi ",sieu
al 1No c'p,s G! iialIr cuion "ei' "l'i'l Pr 'i'
Tie de,A - iaaatian Dthtr itsi "e'A' "hei W' f
Usher, hat rsl.nn o. ~ sNr were 'inth N'n 90 '
uArpcfS pah l.a- esfahisi u'ff az tH' huc 81 ut f.
"a Imnis, iatrl, ~ m. TIE puh >fs oi BE- Ion-
ATTAIN ohr,d M.,ss Hsrcr large suns tor cops H s
nosel tn pu5t-l. wlco DIR VA dec"n.i eli' on Nr
ground eNpisn'd BY oar il"e'" AS'"'s ''l''f '~
qcsuty received
OF the Novel could be possibly ohisn,d t,f f'i 1',
unle,. such copy bad been STOLEN, 'ther iom o.. ii
In. of Ila~pei, ,ah ,hmsrf De- ifnm ilr i'r'"i
r-nl.hrr>-ao- I, cheap edition Ne ""'" b. ini,'.,,'
t-, another quarter. hasr CONE a'S- n ' IT, tso
"e'''" ''''"' ''''' MISC. AND COMPANY.
New.iork 9Th jane. ~ g. ~
II Gcutlenem's summer unts.-hl"D' Dr'
ner of Pine and \assaurcet,, hl> uoN n'af hf ' tf'
nm and soe IN, latest STYLE OF beautiful Drabana fea 'a~
,mere Has. together with Ia, usual variety of oa'f is'
s>upuon,, VIZ.
White aod DFlb Beaver.
Panama
Manila.
Double Run Leghora. white and eo.'ied' A.
BIRD corner Pre ad Na'au IT. y !.
I'D BIRD. iG Chs.uuis y
FanAra N3u.e. PAiaie'pi1.
10 - INT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

SOUND WoaDs.-HFAK flIA -" Experience
ka. Taught u. that Manufactures are now as me-
ce,'ary to our Independence as to our comfort"
I.fsrsnu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

BJ@ Robert Wilmot, chief mate Of the ship
Thoma. Bennett ha. Just been tried at Charles
ton. S. c. on charge Of having murdered John At
well, one OF the crew, the high seas. 1t re-
sultcl in q yerdict OF acaniual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

Nrw.YoRg DAILY rRIEUSE-A few copiss Of the =
va,no,. complete bound aad for sale at this Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

- We arr requested IN state that the tur al.sed by
Az for th- redemption OF property odd for
'sr' vii expire on sr by tn l6th instant %, LOT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

ExrcrrloS -Barrett Jones. convicted of the
murder Of John johnson. wa. hung tins morning
in the Jail yard. He addressed the people a'sem-
bled confessed the crime lor which he suffered,
,nd acknowledged his punishment to be ncriied.
Charleston Patriot, 81.
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~ Transparent Itaiinn window sss.

oLi' rk W. "oODFOkD, 20 Caularne-si. iss msr j
iahg.me.s 10 receive the Z7th say OF April, 100
h''1crs Ira parent window Shaies. ernbracu z =
every Kind nj Lsndscspes Swiss. and Ital an .ey<
sei'r and PLAN centres, French Scrolls, Neps 10 n1n-
Landscapes, |aregaie. Scrolls painted IN brlaoi al
manen on cniOrs- Families Instead Of sp@ndng iiSfy
~ purchasing second hand auclr At suctien, can
piird with Transparent TiclOy Shades, at Tire 90 4
rricr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07
- Doctor Lmrdn.r,, Lectures

u Doctor lnrdner's IeCturcs.-The second
edition OF Doctor Larines Coarse vi Lectures delivered .
Nhlo> Just Published saie at ls oiloe Price.
Is csat> The subjects embraced IA lhe Lectures
Elrctucy-l The >uH-GalVanisn-lhe Fixed >iar>-Mag
netic Needie-Lapt0de and Longlnde-bieschn NJ, IaD.
nin.-fopaiar Light-f2iug >tar>-rempOTar,
Ssrs-HstoFlca sketch OF Astronomy Drs-Science az
Ell hs <u->clcniihc DiscOvcres->ound-t bralois ii tn
Relna.Volaic Baicry-Sesm Engines OF Great Britair
nd
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r s,euccr.. um,,a,ion Noie-Iin Stat

fin, popuAr arcle commented - the luo.t '' ia l.
arlv desirable he present TINE of ii' economy '"'
elegance and durability, II conpeies sl'er>sulN h 10
most costly Hats worn. Prce = - rlfN'FN'
,ls NJ Fash ,nlhie iaiisr NJ. - Hfuti" 5y.
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Fire",en's Ticket.
F"T t1lff FHgfntfT,
J Ohm RY X y Il. Jr.

For 1fssf1nt Easia0ys.
ARCHIBALD NOBLE, Engine Co. No. Il.
HENRY wiSEBTRN. do do s
WILLIAM n. COBANKs, DO do 81
DANIEL COGER. Hydfsn, Co. No2
MALACHI fALLON, Engibe Co. DO 81
CHARLES J. HARRIS, do do &
GEORGE ". vARIAN, do do q
ABRAHAM BOGART. Jr. do DO a.
WILLIAM II. COLwELL, Harlem DO So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

~ Card.-wAKNODh. Hht'r prompted by NE
depre,Ad state OF the tae', odrs 20 gentlemen 10
posed to .conomsc avery superior lai. al, tie mel,ras
price OF Four Dollars
The reputation the subscriber su'au' go Zoe proiu'iot
OF f-,t Iatv Hat, gis him assurance that au 'noftm
cnnorm % the present cli,s. by aiding p So aorta"
inotier Qualitl. will meet With liberal patronage. lie
subscriber does not pretend thai the -Four Dollar Has uos
offered are o ts finest e,c pon OF stock but represent
em ~ an article possessing, in large measure The consi
iuent parts Of the most costly.
1911 .I..nt.. IL m fh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

RoBpRRY.-The porter olthe Long Island Bank
while crossing the ferry to Brooklyn yesterday
morning, about 10 o'clock, discovered that both
the tails Of his coat had been cut of In one Of
the pockets bundle OF money aud checks.
the exchanges Of the bssk, amounting to $4,000,
Of which about half was bank notes. This wa
bold thing to attempt at that hour OF the day
and in the crowded streets between Wall-,trect
and the ferry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

DEATH, IN The CIrY.-The Report Of the CITY
Inspector states the number Of death. the last week
a, l5l--5i men, p women 70 boys and - srls
Of these died OF apopleNy. - OF consumption. 9
ct coHvul'ions, delirium iremcns, Of droP.y, 3
Of dropsy in the head. 3 d d,'sntery Of ery,ip-
las, - Of scarlet fever. OF typhoid fever / OF
Inflammation Of the lungs. of Inflammation OF the
brain, 3 of the bowels, Of marasau.. , Of pal,,
md d; .mall ToN; l07 we're natives of the States
and - Of Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

~ The pubic requested to read the nsr.s
append-d 10 recommendations in favor OF CONERTpS
BALM or LIFE Tor the OF the Dyspepsia and al
diseases OF tie Lung, sEd Wndppc
". Daurls, ". ID saina; ". J. Loyejoy w. D. s..
Ina; Gordon Neefihsm VI D.. OUoudaga T.. Lawrence.
". ID. Bald in.yilei J. r. Ptney, VI D.. AUbarn y
Never. ". d, Auburn: r. HUMPHREYS ~ ID Auburn;
Wan Msrrs, " D.. Uula; J. Wilson, VI ID. Albany; C. d.
Town End. W D. do Al. >kiton NJ d.. Troy l. Street.
rr VI d.. Troy; G. F@bvou, VI D., Providence J. Mitch
-, VI ID Philadelphia I. = Barrett. VI d, y. v city
= X KIRBY, " D. A CITY; Mari Stevenson. y. CIV.
VI Mcknight. VI. d., n y. city Il. Glover, VI. ID, y
city ID Pierce ID Professor O the theory and prrc.
zee OF Medicine IN The Albany Hedical College; sic.
NanghtOr. ID, Professor Of Anatomy and Fhyssogy IN
he Fairfield Medical College; Frank n. Hsnsiion w. D
Professor OF Matfra Medca and sesersl Pathology the
Oenrva Medical College Also from those who hsve u,.d
t-Rey L. Haey Professor 10 Tie Auburn sem nary Rev
Mr.. Hopkins Pastor of the FIRST Presbyterian Chorch
A1surn; Rev VI. Stow. Ebrd,e. ~ Y Rev Mr. Boyiog.
IN, Cato, ~ Y Rev. >ton-, Black River Conference
ke, Chsri-. Giles OF the same; Rev. :. Ad,t. wrea.-
port, ~ Rey. X J.. staTks. Troy, Y Rev n BAN,
Ter. Csrsnevs: n \. Rev: ID. Moore, Aufeliu, ~ Y
Rev j. Kent Mo,sur-t. New-York civ and other. too
numerous 10 mention For sale whOe,ae and r.ta a, Il
Nas'a1'sL al,o, i42 Water ~ Fulton, 81 William j,7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-07

BHoDE IsLAND.-Therc j. nothing Of interest
from this State 1t seems 10 be- generally under
stood that the suffrage men are still active. and
that they preparing for renewal Of ho.title'
bat their proceedings all in secret, and nothing
i, positively known Of their intentions. Several
field pieces and 100 cartridge boxes have reached
" oonsocket mainly from thi. city. The Suffrage
Legislature was adjourned 10 July ith, and the
followers of Dorr .ay that he * pledged to meet
them again on that day, and to then take posses
sion Of the State. Ga that day there is to be II
grand military display of the supporters of the
government W II. Smith who recently ar
rested ha, given bail in 600, and has been re-
eased from Jail.
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Los, OF TIE RorAL MAL SrEAn.nIr MEDI.

Loss or THE ROYAL MAIL cIhAhshiF htp'
sA.-On Saturday in our postscript, We men
toned the loss of one of the British West In
dia steam packets. The Intelligence received this
morning from Havana gives the nams Of the snip.
IL was the Medina. She was lost on Grand hey,
Turk. Island, about the 18th Of May. Lord IL
gin. the new Governor Of Iam,ica. wa. on board,
and also Mr.. Crawford. the recently appointed
Consul General OF HI. b. VI for the island of
Cuba. All the passenger were saved but the
steamer, it was believed, would be- total loss.
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MAgsjItLL's LAST TEN

TrION THOMAS r. MARsHALLs LAST TEN
prp.NCE ADDRESS CT the Tabernacle ito Hose Cor
nsny No 50 s.wrien and enlarged by the Adthor Is
a., nnh.led IN a large and pamphlet and for sale a.
the Tribune Office. 81 per dozen, Y. cents single orcf
are respectfully selected
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RT The Southern mail due at IL o'clock OF
SUNDAY night did not reach l&is city until O'Clock
yesterday morning The DELAY was caused by the
breaking of an axle o( the locomotive u httle Thu
side OF New Brunswick.
~ A reward Of $1,000 Is offered for the appre-
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~ For a spirited Poem, and thrilling
incident entitled Catochus, see Last Page.
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1T Richard Adams l.oCke's Celebrated Leciur,
on MAGNETISM and AsTko>oNY reported Tor The frh
une, "a pubs,e IA neat pamphlet and for sas thu,
fee Price 81 cents. or ~ cents per doIrs.