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New-York tribune., 1842-03-14
TIE DAUGHTER or Cor BURR.-Eyery one

TfsE DAUGHTER or Cor. BURR.-EYerv one
who lnews ausht of the history OF Aaron Burr.
must recellect the mysterious death of his only
daughter. the wiz: OF the former Governor OF South
Carolina She left Charleston in a brig for this
city, as was said with large amount Of money
and plate: bat the brig never reached the port
nor ever heard Of after. Years passed away
when sailor in Maine. on lis death-bed. con
fes>cr! TO have been one of the crew of the brig
and tnatthe passengers were al murdered fer
their money. Some few years since 4 sailor in
Mobile died with 4 similar confessions and we
find in the y o.=Crcsceat Cit:oi. ,.se ID Inst. The
following paragraph concerning the sane matter:
:. gentleman from Texas-an old and yal-
ued friend, and one whose veracity i unmpeacl-
abe--intorms Us that ar old sailor recently died
at Ma;agorda who made full confession OF a
number of pr;cies in winch he had been engaged
and stated that h., one OF lie crew OF the yeS-
-el which sailed from Charleston. with Mrs. AS
ton on board When three days ont. conSlita-
ton was hcd and ii was determined that the pas
Sengers should DC robbie, and murdered The
work death commenced, and all were killed
Mrs. Aston being the last victim who T,adc
to walk the plank. Her hinge, he SAID, was
always before him. and he could not die withou,
conies>ing the horrid deed. Thc=closing scene Of
his liz, was horrible in the extremc-hc raved
with madness. cxcnining. There there III. i.
now IL see her standing before me AVN
awavl
Many witnesses were present who can bear
testimony to the confession. and we th;nIl-thcrc
can no longer exist my doubt On u subject which
was long yelled in mystery
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14
E r RIB u N e.
NEw-YoRK. MONDAY, MARCH "A.
Home lcasuc Convention. April 5 ls42-

T. Home League Convention. April 1Si2-
The following, RESOLUTION was unanimously adopted at
meeting OF the HON. League" OF the State az New.iok,
held in the City Of Nrs-Yors the 9Th Feb. inst
ReaoiJe, That the Home League of The State Of New
YORK approve the call !nat! by ORDER OF the PRIMARY League
National Convention Of Delegates representing the in
TIE o the Protection Of Home Industry and
The rcmotooi Reciprocal Commerce. and nnic III the
that i!c delegates which MAJ be chosen from oi!e!
Home Leagues ard Agricultural Societies, and al~o from
Mechanical, Manufacturing, Commercial ara Internal I'm
,Toyeme,tt associations throughout the United States be
desired bring with them ali uci! important Information
Their opportunities localities &c afford IN refer
The objects oi Tie Homo League and rt l'it 'i
delegates meet at Tic Repository OF the hnefiC,,h
tie j,.i day OF Apr! next, II O'Clock A az ad t
Executive COMMITTEE" Is hereby authorized 10 d'oil u
they deem .xIedien 10 @!vs e,,I pun
Lefty 10 tie above. cali THADDEIs D.; " An E.M1N,
aDONIRAM CHANDLER,
WILLIAM CONSELfEA
WILLIAM C.LANGLEY,
HORACE ST. JOHN,
Executive Committee .. the l!oneLea.ue
Or tie Sate OF Newin!k
7be Editors ef all The Journals IN tie Country arto
f,,, 10 NJ, Prottction Of Hore Industry and the
,,1FiAse7 Commerce basis of ,qan ana )t
Rc;,,1rty NTH all NGtpn eonesy rfqucSftd 10 gtre
1aoec, ind ask the oten,ion If <- readers TO the subject
1Js", Mechanic y requested TO read carefully AND
without prejudice the articles Association published
from das TO day on The first page OF this paper.
II Mercstor." valuable paper Duties and S:nug.
cling answer the British memorial Congress- Of
Merchants and o;b.r,1 shall appear very soon
Bankruptcy, see First Page.
q Fora more full abstract Of the late News from
Europe, see Last Page
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

~ Hon. WILLIS HALL, late Attorney Gene
raj, las decided To remain in the practice of his
profession at Albuny instead OF returning TO dis
this choice. He will devote himself to the arguing
Of eases in the higher Courts, but the caamitcs
which have bciallcn the Wigs, leading TO the
accidental and uudeserved elevation Of their oppo-
nents, cunnot long keep such man from those
fields Of p0blic usefulness which he has heretofore
illustrated.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14
Eniver.aI Free Trade.

:: -. .d.,,cd 70 develor,e IN he
la, -, source, OF our Country. the
ono ., our Institutions and har-
,,a,,;.;r,r b..t with the -piri, OF the People. |
-, l,ob, TIM, levYine n Direct Tax for the
of Government was The most certain and
,,s on),, henest way 10 raise The way- and means.
rs,iII think that if the whole world would prr-
M. this plan it would be in.isitclv better FOR all
han for each corarilli;, 10 Shut OH, ,v Prohil-
,orv Duties thosezprod,lcts which j. could not
70. it.clf The thcor,. i lc.0,i,illz 7, ,,ro=
,.ed. ,,non .b ,rhoi,.sor, ri,,c;,,. of .}o=t,,.,
,}ar. =, ,.,r ,,n,,id ,,,.. sno,,id J
/, i. noble. Insalfizl md chnri,.l,. I, c,r,;as
out 10 the fullest ex,en, tI,c=old nroverbri,,t
.llanes,y is the best poli,- Pm rid .l,a.
il !. wholly i-noracf;r.ba n,t;I all shall T.. roy.
csncd hv me same ,enerons vnorivo. and Na-ions.
rbav Tho Divine LOO l.r ,,;,-Ii,o..
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.1 M ~, - solis.
NV. 'l''' :. ~ = Nv
- ,Is,roc, ,-,ITt tho, bo,. for4.
Htacm would say. Cherish sill tic corvic,ioa that
ii Is best. is right, expeicnt for Nations well
as IN individuals to be governed by the highest
e' -, ~ :. te ~ " ~
...i,;ai Ca ,,,sa,,lI
! .ra, the mos, n;po,rdlv s4lfshncs.'
The superiority OF Free Trade | have supposed
/ to be founded upon the fact that in no oiher=wav
! could just -nus be put up.n all commodities
lhan by opening all rnarkcts 10 the competition OF
GA Ill
.r,c eycoil,,c. &c Proc Trad. b,-. s,,,,,,osed
10 be demonstrated By the inevitable deduction that
| if there were a universal competitions tie temp
tatons TO fraud, TO unw'ise speculation, to grasp
ing monopollct would be removed, and false IN
~ M az ts" SLUG
,..,;,a1 !, Io,.,e.,,;c,. ,,d go
Trade ~ be npiyersa = free exchange of comma
dities and a more certain regulation OF Trlde
Now as to the first il is a matter of history tia,
since the downfall of the Protective System and a
reduced scale OF prices valueszilayc been uct'la-
oll7 oo'li!''ti'loh oc,NtcN our Owl ao lofel2h
&c ~, ,ta
actually naid as much ror foreion -ao5s .;,ro lEo
reduction of duties as it did before, with onll.
this triilng odds that the difference in price has
oeoh Pocks'co py t1s foreigner 10 the rum OF our
"A q ''''s
IN rea,rd 10 second fropd, or III L;nds a,
the Custom House lave been multiplied false in
voices are as plentiful us backberries, and spec,
latons nave rllA TO an excess OF not that parallel
e;e ie SnGa INC Scum 'e" Ni's ana inc 'ss's
The beneficial results ar7, found in ,bc decline Of
the prices Of all our owA Productions. the stagna
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14
" Alex Mcleod is in i,ilat Niagara Cor debt.

ST. EoUs. Feb Nh, ia42.-Opr currency is wretclc!
state. The State Bank OF Illinois has olatc furnished nearly
all our circulating meinm: and for several weeks pasit has
been understood that that Institution would throw
large amount nt Eastern Biz, OF Exchange into market ard
all have been waiting wI anxiety ioIt but. alas the hub
bic has burst, tn Bank reported broken aal rs notes
selling in market 30 per discount for o,liri
money, Which again OblG. ,e!i Tor is 10 p per-
cent. tina, for every dollar, noloinaiy called y
get about p so cents W!-n riaferS Ny mend know
not, bu Their. satisfaction, thrN gct tnsc
Trade generally !, ra,hcrdu!i Tho CnIy arcleSiu
gccat demand Sherman, Ncdicd'ei LoAeu".>. The
only difficulty get cnnugiioi cmio supply the
o. the community nc'cr knew any arcic,O universally
liked A. thes L"zc:,g">. They cure a' Who uetln'0
that sickness not much DREADED it formerly
when il took weeks effect WHAT'S ,oue hours by
Shernan's LeL"n@c>. RI. WOODWARD
Our neigbor OF LOG Nas,U-street IN tie hrEi road
prosperity, with his l.o2"u%cS. We predicted much oGg
since when we knew they were really What they are
claimed TO be-,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

MAEyLANp.-The Legislature of this State al-
iourned on Thursday night last, C0th) having
ta'ied 70 make any further provision for the pay
inent 0! he interest tho State Debt or for con-
tnnulns thc Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 10 Cum
berland. The only hjl Of any Importance PASSED
is that requiring the Banks 10 resume Specie Pay.
nlen'S on OF before May Isl, and allowing them TO
issue temporarily bills below tic lcnamna,ion of
tive Dollars.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

do or may do. We DO it not Ill will TO other
Nations but in kindness and good feeling to all
Ed Tribune
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

SPECIAL attention Ia al,n hern directed the innnuf2f
iUrt OF orr Bearer mira aud other Hats or tbe pfrg
'rr For the enuHIeratiou G thei desirable quatir, SO
ere content 70 rciy upon hc -l,oHtiao:> ;csenr OF our
customers. 'EEIN=& f.iS NRNNkEN,
no eodlt. 2li Broadway. o1I.,i,. st PaDl..
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

Onlo.-len. Nathaniel Read has been elected
.; Judge of the Supreme Court of Ohio. in place
Of Judge Grimkc. BY a strict party vote. The
Legislature has reduced the Board ofpublicWorks
from four members to threc-Timotly Bates lett
out. William Spencer. Leonard Ransom and Ro-
dolPhus Dickinson arcrciaincd.
The Senate passed bill authorizing IN issue o
State scilpto The amount of S22.2GG 000 to pay
of the STATE debt 10 banks and contractors. The
House altered it 50 rs to authorize an issue Of
Sl,5oO0O0 in Npcr cent bonds. 10 be sold to
ray adyaMcSs from banks, ard S750O00 in twelve
per cent certificates, to pay balances due con,rac
tors and laborcr<, and TO finish the Wabash aud
Esic Canal. The Miami Extension is abandoned
for the prescn
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

% The Havana Republican, Chcmung Co. by
Barton Nyc, has been discontinued for want Of
1urr
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

y r.i 9aintin.~.-Tite- ub>:rlbrr-iIaS Tor ale 81
splendid ai9ie-n Eurup" OIL Paintings. by eminent living
artists, b:HG part ~ thg,, sold ipoio Galley
February consisting Of Landscapes Marine views Fiot
i@1f, &c VIZ tour Eews Of the iads2n. one View N
:cTilagcni three Marine WINS; Compositions
tlowers. Composition ri FrIi; one The Iioy faa'
ly TX Landscapes &C r- l.oye Pain,rS, a ~ 'piea'
did ~ and viii be sold mach below tli"ir value si-
in = from ) - to $50 HIRAM RAYNOR,
ml2 IT i2 % ChryStieSreel
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

.scw style of isa1~-PARlS FASHION
Ne>,i>. GfSiN IVAN NRtNkEN bayc rcce-ily INTRO
uce, style of Gancmen lists, modelled aitcrfbc
iafct Paris FiafinI We confidently solicit cSln
aatiou OF hen believing thai they every way 'quaio
the imported article. bni respects beauty OF appearance
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

&c. r. \. basin. ENLARGED and r,-tiltcd his taialsi
nent No. 81 Broadway. ,r Wall street, ni:p'iuc.,
his STYLE iints which nyN4 peculiar aiaptnc''to
present style O. dress, ami rom tl"appnivaI Of
ensn OF taste, II. j. encouraged to offer article wlct
point oi air and l2'a,S 81 appearance, pgifer wths
uev d,hir form given % tho bfl, with tn,' curve,
ur.i,,e all ot his former admirable paii"rn> to wlfte
would invite those desiring essential - part OF dress
nil r
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14


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New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

u joIS NJ CURE, first captain Of the maintor
of the Macedonia, now at Pensacola, recently fell
from the mantopsnil yard passing through the
main hatch of the gun deck, and was SO injured
that lie survived bit Snort time. His shipmut :
intend to erect Il monument to his memory.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

CAsUALrY.-A man An,ncd W. r. Smoot. said
to be teacher by professions, who was pusscn-
ger on the p. Miller, her trip from n. @. to
Natciitpchez, fcllupon the hywhecl and torn
to pieces, 1t WAS understood hewas bound for
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

ilowk.S iiyGEiNe=i ipRG6oy>U #t=NN.nr g.
.f, a,t' economical remedy af ta'i- -, 'tiz
Jic4t, artt+3s ctl>>sS pt tHtari, &fshc l llst
tlaihy the pruprriut,t - Btoa'ias.g, hurlsaf
AMI / pronounced y these VO itfCiJti i5trH.tf.5
deed. Tn iaJt effects of iI te aboyc>s4npt1m, pzUta
by the weekly repor; tito Cts in>eog.aad Tor us a.i
sam1tta perhaps oHiY quarter Ola dollars @oiihe
liz. above. NJ! IN. DE avoided.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

To The Qualifications celebrated stilt ct
Spr, Nap Bcater Smooth Castor, and Cashmere Hats
which have been universally admire, and approved, are
sill furnished Tho Old establishment, o Nd! aEd
N:,>,al-strret,. aHl n ;!Ic u,nnl i9y price.
The Ftcnch s;:l- Just auodHced exclusively ly The
subscriber character with the long lI>t OF elegant pat
tern, which have eulnnacL rom this establishments
AHIDoN, Agent
mig ow- tn corner ot Wall and Ndssau-siGce..
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14
FROM CHINA.

The ship VENICE, Capt. Pcrritt arrived at this
port Yesterday III LILO DAYS from Canton whence
she sailed o.: lie 23d Of Misunderstanding ,lavs
later than wc had received via England Tic
news * manly embedded in the following ctter:-
MACAO, Nov. H. 1911.
We have advceS from the north east coast of
China TO the Isl inst. giving intelligence of the
recap,urc OF Chllan and the taking of the CITY Of
Ming pc by II. b. NJ. forces. The entrance of the
river leading to Ning-po is said to nave been de-
scnded by strong batteries at which some resist
made and about 1900 Of the Chinese
slaughtered while the British forces sustained but
vcr.triiiing loss lie authorities He'd from Ming
20 on tho approach Of the British and the inhab-
'an,s ot the city and vicinity appeared To have
submitted quietly to the military domination of
tic steamers.
Stree the commencement of their operation. in
Cllina early III 1910, tie British forces have suf-
f@rcd scv,reil b. casualties and sickness. Of The
people nbonrtl ofthc transport Ncrbudda wrecked
Oh Formos;, more than half were murdered when
they reached the shore, and the remainder were
sent to the coast Of CHM where the like fate
has probably betallcn them The armed steamer
Madagascar also wrecked since about 300
miles \. t.. OF us, and her officers and crow have
fallen INTO the hands OF the Chinese beyond which
nothing Is known Of their fate
The setting in of cold weather will prevent anv
farther operations in the North until the ensuing
spring when, if we arc rightly informed, the
British forces will require to be very considerably
increased to enable them to proceed toward Pckin.
In Canton, all continues quiet thus far but the
authorities arc busy engaged in placing obstruc-
tons to the navigation of the river, and in build
ing new forts. Their plans, however, appear, 10
be solely defensive, and we do not think ,hey wish
to provoke farther hostlitics in this quarter.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

Tx GREAT SLAVERY CAsE--pRIGc as Penn
sYLvASlA.-Ihc Washington Cores pondcnt ofihe
Boston Atlas giyes the following statement of the
facts on which thu casc arose
y gentleman residing in Maryland, near the
PennSyvn line, had waived The services of an
aged pair Of his slaves, and allowed them to reside
upon corner OF his estate, in substantial though
not lsgol frccdom,fo for some years
While thus living, a daughter was Golnto them.
who was allowed to grow up in the same state of
liberty which they themselves cnioycd, till she
riYeC at wears of maturity. when she married free
negro of Pennsylvania and went with him to
side III that State. They had several children. and
no mccstation offered till after the death Of
the original owner OF the woman, when ms heir
made an attempt 10 regain her and her offspring.
With this design, he arrested and carried them be-
fore a magistrate. who decided thai under the law
Of PENNSYLVANIA he had no jurisdiction OF the case.
The owner then seized the woman and children in
the night, and while her husband was absent aud
iorcibv carried them the line to his own
tale where he detained them in slavery For this
offence he WAS indicted in PENNSYLVANIA, and de-
mandcd by the Governor OF the Executive Of Ma
rvland Correspondence ensured between the two
Governors from which resulted the present ami
casle suit. which vast first, tried in an interior
court and thence removed to the present tribunal.
Tie law OF Congress OF 1923 allows the owner
OF fugitive slave, at any time to arrest and carry
them ctor, justice Of. tlic peace. and TO give his
own testimony TO the facts upon which hr claims
10 hold them.
In 1886 the State OF Pennsy lvana passed law,
By the advice and with the approyu! of coInlnis-
sioners appointed by Maryland. 10 consult with the
former Government in the premises, by which II
was provided that the owner OF fugitive Slaves.
found in PENNSYLVANIA, should carry them before
Judge OF the County Court. and support his claim
against them by disintcrested testimony only.
C The following statement of the number Of
ton. and the value of the various articles shipped
on the Canal at Rochester. during the last year,
made M from the Democrat:
From the rores,.... .034 sl54.56o
Agriculture ,22S77 2a.056.tSl
manufacturers l.233..-.- 1885,
Merchandise &c. 2.9l9..--- 301 $40
Total L -.l73 s2.789. lo7
u TIE School at Rhnebeck advertised in Ibis paperi
under the charge OF FREEBoRS GARKErsoN, ESD whom
,y knew in 5Ss as OF the upright and respected
Members Assembly OF this State lis every ACT Wa
that OF Just and Christian; and We feel great CONT
dence a l. care OF You'll. MAY be SAFELY and pro-
perry entrusted 10 hi, HANDS
u We. ask the attention o; afflicted with Liver
Complaint 10 the advertisement headed sympathy on
The mex, page
American Museum AS viii BE- seen hy the advertisement
Mr. Harrington generally achnoW -et 10 f. the best
yenoq1,s, II III, e9u Gun ana the mos III ay per
ionance every wednesday and Saturday al three o'clock
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

'lRGlSlA.-Thn House Of Delegates of hi.
State lately voted, BY 6S TO 80, to receive The
States quota OF the l, 5. Land Distribution. In
The Senate, however. ii was 50 amended us to pro
vide that the Distribution should cease Whenever
TIC Tariff shous raised above 20 per cent,
when it WAS ueSutiycI-2O 10 To-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

s. N-[alio@1I= Military Capsgi'tjo:, IS Is =.
S,ttt'e.al Ha.iir.ar,, aI. the iss}}lti ot .t,.s,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

~ 5THntcG-A Partner with cash capral o.; 1883
IN a we'll established WHOLESALE. house - Pearl STREET
The opportunity presented IS very desirable one and
none need Apply unless I.y have requisite annaG
OF capital to rvt,r, and give uniorbtrd reference,
as TO high rrSpccaby OF character. Audrc,, c. n boz
- Park posi- office. t2l 1i1
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

81. Spring ,Ity lr.-C. y Nj.NoED Il CO. No. 10
liovry offer ID the public fine Fur iia at Four Doar-,
Of tic spring pattern equay light nnd ,lunbIr with Wore
costly uatic, .,u possessing all thu elegance at apIcaf
,,cs kt.pf.. a iu assortment 0i otrf qualities at lisf.
cr r! siGieShn Hat, the arcl. OF. tue Nuia tiis
a, -. now allerrd. tcy alniln etcel ~ n'H
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

ssorncc s-y;,;.;c., $50. vail de.yeT.a u. iaie
aI lt 'tuiEatH'ft A3gttef hail,' III Il, rrta sit
ul0 Tar t-!:-ahe; slryit date Bower CiHtl afi Ne
lay ryr;a. III ii,;, 7t }a rG,t l#ociuc iIoh.t>i
cg3t> intiine 1eb, nal AMI ia'iso be iiaiat tllh
* Hats tstu6it ~,:,rt; Untru tis, ~ F5Qn>r'eti
rhonSga,, 10y Wtibl.i>~et; J. ". itteS y '.o.,tlyi
tli! e.. :. Cilf,s 6t Gtan't->teeet ud@-i
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

70 Hen. JONI MckEos of this city is par,cu-
larry Jealous in Congress in iuvor of rclenclmcn,
and Rclcrm-which we like. We arc reminded,
however. that this Mr. McKcon was appointed
Corporation ATTORNEY OF this city and the compcn-
salioa changed from fees TO fixed salary in
I, der to reduce the amount: but common rcpor,
says that Mr. Nick. took tie salary and fees both
during the whole time tina, he held the office AZ
Ter while he was elected to Congress when he
kept on taking salary, fees ard pay as Member
gt Congress. ai,ogcthcr--somc OF the time llts-
lccting one office, then the other until at last he
was fairly driven to resign Of his fat places
We afraid if Rctrcnchmcn is TO fall into surl,
hands it will fare badly
10 Hon. WM. c. Preston, who has long been
severely indisposed, has far recovered as to re-
sunc his seat in the Senate. Nlcssrs. SLADE o!
Vermont and MEREwETHER OF Georgia are now
severely i'll.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

u Windsor County, Vermont. holds Home
Industry Convention on the 18th inst Chttcndcn
Countyon the 18TH and Franklin on the 10Th, to
speak to Congress and appoint DELEGATES 70 th,,
National Convention
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

STANDARD PRICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IN Nuria, - %
Mole. ......-Si m SIX = n
Also, several new and splendid patterns OF Cloth and vi
vrt=Cap Tor Geueren f0a> ana Cnldrcn--a very iige
,tlrk. cnnlr;-iretc best a,.nnentin thccty. wholesale
and retail, at eIlr.ulaiy l0lg pgire> milo 2wh
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

u \ array OF splendid novelties Is pul ioIth Al ne
American Museum viii BE- seen h the advertisement
Mr.. Harrington is generally Acknowledged 10 be he best
yent-!oqni>, this country and the o: amusing per
perceive that hereafter there ~ be day per
Torrance every "Wednesday and Saturday al three ococh
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

y NoErn CaRoLlNAwill held Wig State
Convention at Raeigtl ontho ith.of April. GOV.
e4tor JOHN y. MoREag,D viii doubtless be moan
mated ios reelection, and very probably HENRY
Clay ior election as President.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14
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T. Fas,.dly New-FIa,n?s l.jys-. b.g..i1y,
April 1tll.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-14

10 Josiah and Sunucl Rider, two lads, one 4
and the other years old, while fishing from a
skill in the river at Bloomfield Pa. we're cn.ris,
over the dam and drowned on the sub instant.