New-York tribune., 1842-01-27
THE T RIBU N E.

TIL 6 I r | B { n E.
NEW-YoRK, THURSDAY, JANUARY u.
y For tie Seventh Dar OF Colts Train conria-
uaaon-see Frs: Page
DEo.a aoace OF O = S:ownsoa's Tai-d Lecture
asd one OF re -;e.ls, sec Las: Page
.IHE Tgi.. or CoLr.-The principal witaes.
examined yesterday was Miss Henshaw, zckaow-
Iedgedly living WITH Colt state OF Illicit inter-
course. Though called By he deieace her :es,i
NOM went 70 corrsbora;e n e1ery point ina; PEE
viously introduced By the prosecution there
only one point favoraoe 10 tte supPos:ien OF jus,i
fable horaicide. Sac ;estifes thai on the norniag
altar the killing OF adams OF Friday alga;-vhen
she declares Col. va aosent-she saw black and
blue spo. upon Coils neck and ;hai ne sas l:ns'll-
ling 10 converse about il. The res, OF the ies;i-
rnoay related principally 10 tn characters o Col;
and Adams. The summing Up Is 10 commence 20
day; Mr.. ENXE7r viii probably make the frs;
speech.
q b. our Legislative report. it vii BE- seen
that our Loco-F oco masters (as Mr. McAlurray fe
lici:ousl: and geaerou,. STYLE, his party nave IA
ken TIE ground ta4t Coz. SEWARD MAJ sign the
bill. that they pass. ou: snail no, BE- allowed 10
state pectfully his FOR conforming 70 the
Legislative slll vvenfts opposed to hi. own udge
1ent This is Regency nagnaniani,y, courtesg and
Democracy The Gogernor OF the State snail be
constrained to Dc wha, his own judgement con-
demns, and shall rot be allowed eTea to state why
he does no, think proper 10 set s Judgement above
that Of the Legislature! Go on, gentlemen
70 we wishsone one in every City OF the
Uaion would place before those who Will eagerly
press forward TO shower compliments on Boz a
memorable Congress asking the passage of Mr.
Claws INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT Law. Tina,
would be honoring him after the manner of Corpo-
raj Trims honoring his father ana mother. For
the want Of ssch lar Mr.. Dickens mas lost $40,
000-the fair and honest nc, proceeds Of the sale
of his works in this Country. Nearly every BODY
in the land reads his writings, aut he j. nothing
proti,ed, because our laws do not protect his right
to his property. Before we make parade OF hon.
oring, would it not be well to cease plundeling
him?
" Mr.. CHASDLERs Lecture before the AIer-
camille Association last evening on The CAtiva-
ton OF the Domestic Affections was excellent, Of
course but, from the nature OF the subject, liz
beauties were of kind which do not improve b.
plantation from living oratory to husky paper
SO thinking, and finding it impossible to get even
INTO the lecture room atthe hour of commencement
we resolved not to remain in the WAY OF others
bat retired from the eager rivalry for place in the
antc-room and left the closely-packed audience in
the keen cnjoyment#ol their intellectual banquet
GO Large Meetings Of the friends of Protection
10 American Labor have recently been held in Gin
cnnn,i and other towns OF Ohio; also in New-Ha-
ven, Conn. The People are arousing to the i'm
Pertance of countervailng The cxactions Of Foreign
Ari.tocracy and the depression of wages caused
By Foreign Paupcri,m.
RErUDIArIos ABRoAD.-The Washington pa
pers of yesterday contain letter from one J.
Hawkcr dated London, Oct. lst, to Pre.iden,
Tyler, asking his aid in recovering the interest due
on several Mississippi Bond, which he holds, md
the reply OF the then acting Secretary Of State.
Mr. Webster says that the matter rests entirely
with the States, the President, having over it nm
control Whatever.
u join BUTLER, Of East Baton Rouge is
nominated az the Whigcaudidate for Congress from
Louisiana ngans, Hon. John b. Dawson, the pre-
sent Loco-Foco Member from the Second District,
al. L.,
Arnold Of Tenn. and sa. to him. i yon alempt
10 speak or rise from your seat, SIR, Jy-, RI
cut your throat This ruiiian was elected last
year by thirteen majority, having many more c
gal votes. We trust, for the honor of Louisiana,
he will find balance on the other side OF tie
count next year.
20 Goy.T. NJ. TUCKER of Mississippi, was in
augurated on the 9th. The Vicksburg Wing says
his inaugural very feeble, and the whole thing
intensely flat. Even The Repudiators were ndg-
nan at an intilnalion in it that the Planters Bank
Bonds ough, to be paid. They were for going the
whole hog.
70 Benz. B. SMITH, Esq.zof Twiggs County,
has been appointed Treasurer of Georgia by Gov.
Mcdonald, vice Col. Thos. Haynes, deceased.
20 Rev. GEO. CHAMPlos, for several years n
Missionary in Africa, died at ST. Croix on the 9TH
alt. aged 81.
% F. G4RDgRE has been reelected State
Treasurer OF Louisiana
The Naturalization Movement.
tn III Ed,tcr of he yy,bu,c.