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Ey.RY Tor.H': G.zErrEis published in Quarto form,
containing IL pages on fine white paper, and will be
edited experienced writer for the Young, assisted
by che eminent talent il this country and England
will give entire the most popular works for childre
by authors dear and familiar to thsm-such Niss
Edgewor,h Mrs Holland Mary Hewitt, Miss Martin
eau Mrs Barwel, Miss Milford Mrs c. Hall, Joanna
Baltic. Mrs. seu,hey Miss Coleridge, and others, and
price far less than that for which such works could
be reprinted in this country. 1t will also contain ORR
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nix Tc.,lpernmcc

u The New-YOrk Phcnix Temperance
HencyoIcut Associations, Auxiliary 10 tn. Washing
Sovcly will hold meeting Of Forsyth and IOus-
this (rue>day) evening, at O'Clock. Popular
WaSbnc,nian speakers will address Tho meeting and Ten
pcrance Songs sung by Juvenile Singers The public
respectfully invited TO attend. y. W. GUFF, Prt>'t.
4 VI. COsTAE. SecV. m22
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y sale of Old W'inc-.-TLere is TO be grand
sale of choice old Wines al j O'Clock the
City Hotel Bcecker, Aucloneer. The asortmeit the
best offered in this City Tor In.2 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

,ov> . prosecute could be regarded As Illegal Prefer
u,jon, opportunity on ;he par OF The creditor, ard
s.a.l n.cn, become bankrupt payne1; b ioae
H.. nv-n would no;, therefore, Illegal. Ules
, ac,sa contemplation o. bankruptcy. w. Field
Tuded IN dren terms IN The equity powers conferred t
g. az, ,,rn the Court which create, he obs.-r-+.
,ha, .y given Roman rrerGr o: English Chan
ceILo, ana coneud-d that tr: given that they
n1,,tt carry out the tstalsf The bill. IIe slowed iha
Of bankruptcy should Dc allowed .her ihe cir
(cri.iances OF the forbid final discharge. a-gu
raent concluded about io'coca, When III Court adour-t
COURT or OYER AND TERMINER
Before Judge Ken: and Aldeaea Jones and R-adhurs,
The names OF Grand Jurors called and Mr.. Ther-
as r. Merce!n appointed Foreman The Court then 1eiiy
cred the uual charye lotteries, usu.. election frauds.
&c. and The jury retired tor ,irlibcra,!ot.
The District Attorney called up 80 murder case. Of dams
and ToPpan.
On motion Of Ir &c Hart and NJ. srang, tot causes
we're ordered ole over till Wednesday.
Tie CouE; Their I'D pune! % tbs forenoon.
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on the Bible-Gill':

. conae>ary. ovol,.i;o An Exposition OF the Old
an, New Testament. uy the Rev. John Gall d D.
Sco,,, Commentary. vols royal oc.a' O. !ew ,Hii'oN "
i>'N DO do in S.vo!s royal octave.
Henry, Expo>itio.,6 vols royal octave An t1posiiioh
Of Tho Od am! New Te>,anen> VIII li7cilca eoseTya-
o4> Ly Matthew Henry, 4 D. VIA FFeiace . w i'eN,
ander.
Rarnr Notes o., Isaiah lie Gospels. lie Acts. Ronass
Corinthians and Galatians. 9 vols 1900 ,:u :,
Bush, Notes on Genesis Exodcs Jo>!'la an! I, -
= illustrated Commentary, IN vols VIZ! ~ <
Clark, conmsn;ary on the Old and New Tes;atneai>
vols, by Adam Clarke, D. d.
Do DO on the New Testament, .TL
general Theological Cas.eal, ,, .
neou> and School Books Stationery al,l on n; aux
,ir 1l. A. loves, cas-. prices by s. REDFIELD,
ms II Clinton Hail. corner Nassau s.;
z &IR WARD, Patent Leather, lop
% Hides, ans! Coach Leather Manu:aca!ers. nc.
Newark. N. M
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BOOKS. &c.
DOOKs- AND sTATIONERY.-Cle-

ment Packard, SUCCESSORS 10 Tavor & Clement $50
Pearl street. opposite Cedar have on hand ami are receiving
large and well selected assortment OF articles IN cr line
for tll. Spring trade consisting in part el
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DUBLIC SCHOOL Libraries can be
n,r,,ied with handsome uodeci.no edition OF Wits
LII, OF Patrick Henry the low price OF one dollar per
coj,y any OF the Bookstores Every imer'ca Library
o,,,b 10 have copies o. his admirable work
Coua,ry merchants be supplied favorable Terms,
either in Philadelphia or in Ncw.lork me- II 81"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

HARDWARE, American Locks, &C.
b r. VAN BLARCOM CHAMPLlN. SUCCESSORS 10
r. j. H. Roosevelt $40 Pearl-sirtc,, SECOND door above
Beekuanstrsf ":tr Binders and Dealers fresh sup
ply OF Spring Goods. consisting in part As follows:
American knob Locks. Knives an! Forks, Hook Hinges
do. saorti>e do Butcher, Shoe, ircn 10 in 10 s Il:
Sliding door trimmings. and cook Knives, Plate Hinges,
JaMe>s celebrated Closet Locks, Brass and iron
WonJ Screws, Drawer do. - Butt Hinges,
full assortment Desk do, Cut. Wrought,
CooperN Glue Pad CO., and Horse Nails
oN,,
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I#A TO LET-The second story of the
IMG modern three story brick house el2 East Broad
way consisting front and parours with bedrooms
aioinng-good pantries and clothes presses Also rear
basement with cellar underneath. Rent moderate 10 a
small family without children
Also the two story house IS Oliver street. very suitable
for small tau,. Inquire the premises, or al l2
S,ast Brea,;yay ui2l W.
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THE NORTHERN CIRCUIT,
6an0p An1p,

One Of the richest specimens of fun froic and adven
tare tina, has appeared We have also on hand LOT
publication at an early day, new original Tale emu
tle,
ABEL PARSONS, or The Brothers Revenge;
Story Of the Great Fire IN Newfork December 1850,
ahoundno in Messages of intense interest And another
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DRY GOODS.
STRAW GOODS-Leghorn and Palm
- Lea; iIa.s-MASS, SWIFT CO, No. 2;5 Pearl

STRAW GOODS-Lesborn and Palm
~ Lea; Ha.s-MAHN, SWIFI.l CO. No st5 Peal
sr-e-: off, ;i3.z ale far csIi-
Cn ca--,P Pair, ! >.f Hat. s..,-.i ,-.a;-ty
- : -. i;.:
1t2.e..se 1.'4 :. = d. oo1.ee', e '.'17
= AID fancy leu- SYKES :osefb@: With i
.,er.-, assortment ri article. II ,Ia:- The are con-
,.I, - -: -: 49, :. 80, -,-,s,~ a.
~ ',el me- na..i' - go ~ -
ot'i'i2i'' MI stH.'Ae. tia-si ~, -
Purchasers 'r! pleate examine t2e S--r OF c.as b.
:o-. o;akiny .t.jr selections
A-,. 10 ras..s Sr4.,I T;l-ea,.. nolt-
-577=-z77 -1-5.1
EM 0, 81 49, ~ % T I,..'. IN.
10 a., a.s,---~ss,,, ~, .-7a-ic,-1 ~ 'r-or.5.
~ a. 49, e.s = n 1 p : a:'n "a n : 81
Syllable for the S,-inr rad. , VIII - .i A, .ed
,,-9ces. . s,n,nr ,riit ~, - - Nv. -
Row So; Si...n, ~ u co,t,s c,.s;,,.-s
81. 20 and - sl-.jar, Vs-5n. ~
Co.,or 49, -, n-:if;.r r:it. = .
r LII a. l'- - 49, 80 I.aa.
So" - ., r. .-,. w 1871; ; i t -
a. -. S.: - r. -. ,,, - I!i,o.!'
,a 20 t. a.. :, . a ''i- op'''' 'a' P'ia anu -
''' ~ ~ aa.;.ol -iI Id -,
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B U l. WEIR s NEW VEL
Z A n O n

PURCHASED AT GREAT EXPENSE. and ALONE
reserved from England by the psblisher Of the NEW
WORLD, in which paper il was commenced on the 18th
OF March and will be given in il, columns IN ADVANCE
or A>y orgR This last work BY the most
popular novelist o! the day-he author OF Pelham
=. Rienzi." Nigh: and Morning." pevereuN. The
DisowneI," &c.--wll be eagerly sought after by
thousands and 10 show that the New WORLD en-
joys s.ciusire facilities for obtaining and publishing the
works of the greatest authors and that tho public may
always rely upon getting in its columns the choicest
reading adrance Of al ether papers in .4n'e,tcG
Also just commenced, new novel by w. II. Ans-
worth, author Of Tower Of London" ;" Guy Fawkes
sc. SC enttled
Che ftliser's Dausbter;
ana new work by the author OF g Ten Thousand a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

KUST received. twenty asses Palm Leaf
~ Hoods, 10 be sold very cae,p JAS E. MILN 90
Spring >reet and 236 Bleecktr-Si. M, cts
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!. TGn--.Nantc-
PRAYER
: An.her-oh Pra,, God IN his Hoiness.....I slason
). Solo ( Chorus-Liit :? your stately beads.
iCaubridge Boston Academy
5. Soio-ToIesus The M hope -, b. VI. Holt
g. AntA4in-Be>>ed be The Io.ei Hastings
Quar;ee-Onu ard ward. mea II Heaven. Amateur
s. Anihen-TEe Lord Descended 49,. Boston Academy
Q. Soo-Ruth ana Naomi ............... By Mr. Holt
H. Authey-As>cn To Jehovah. Boston Academy
AoOaEss-By tie Rev Edwin Holt.
FART Il.
!. Recitave i Chorus-Row excellent, on Lord.
= Solo ChoruS-FaiinC sill fading Church Choir
g. antksrn-The Last " ,aker
j. Soo-Ilark the clad Voice. BY NJ. Combs
s. hEthcU-Lei the people p-ase ;h- .3ianlattan Choir
g. SOLO, DuettG Choru>-Give the Lord, Ac....... Kent
l. Solo Chorus-Strike the Cvnbal Puc!tta
g. Duet. * Choru-Timr i, winging u away. Eruner
O. Sol,My Flocks and Fren.s rarew II. BY Mr.. Combs
10. D>u,issior. BESEDICrioN.
| EGcr The Direction OF NJ. +. K. NcG-eg0r.
Ticket, OF admission free; 10 BE- ob:l med q Nj Mall The
sexton adjoining the Church Concert 10 commence, pre-
-iS,iy hall, O'Clock. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

H-NI.N L-D-iRNT!1I.NtS 10 ne IiU III j no.
" f. AiLN'S Cheap Dry Goods Stores, c8c SPRING
street and 286 Blecck street rnco 6tis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

TT ARDWARE. Cutlery. &c-Osborn
D. L LITTLE. SO Fuon.>treeI, opposite the United
States Hotel formerly iolls Hotel NewYork wlere
the business has been carried eighty years past, who
importers and General callers Eng!i, and Ancri-
can HARDWARE Cutlery &C. &c, oler 10 Country Me:-
chants and Others avery extensive Assortment the low
est mar kct prices, for cash or approved credit
Purchaser, are hereby invited cai and examine. the
stock. Which Is conpered, in part. Of:
Table and Pocket Northumberland and
Table Spoons-Te- Trays-Sauc Pa,ls--IIoow@ Ware
Shovel> and TOlg-Shovels and paes-iioes-Forks-
ScytheS-A1e.-Eng Wagon BoHe>-Cu and
Wrought Nails-Seig House and Hand BellsCut Cacks
Brad, and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -Loch>-LatcheS-
-Files-Augers-Cb and Gou.cs
Panes-SreSrss Mill, PHI, Cross Cut, Iron aud Brass Back
SawAmercan Iron liivets-Beck Irons-Scoch ater OF
Ayr Stone, Tor marble po,.ers-Back Lead Po;>-Genu-
inc Harlem Oil.
The subscribers Agents for the sale OF HAB ERT-
SONS ami HORIZONS celebrated Cas-, Steel Conrrs and
Carpenters EDGE TOOLS in general.
Also, Agents for MINORS celebrated Well and Cisterl
IT MPS manufactured by H. warrenNarraned superior
10 any other kind III use CHARLES OSBORN,
CHARLES 8 LITTLE.
AcI. Nori De-. mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

4 UMBRELLAS. Parasols and Sun-shades
~ al wholesale and rcal-i full and comp!e,- assert.
meni OF The above articles, manufactured Newark " j.
Dealers vi" lind II 10 their advantage call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere every article
by me combine, neaes with durability, and prices low
~ than a, any other establishment ~ the United States.
! also have The e1cluscs reh 10 lanuac c. Ward,
Patent Portable Umbrella very desirable article
c.rs a il can hc folded and put ordinary Yal.c.
Newark. MAJ ch. 1872 MAO I'm j EICII.AED WARD
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ADAMS < cos New-York and

-SS= FhiIaaephia raeiase Espre.;-The Sat-
TREND, snG t. public that they have completed ESclu
,iye Con,rac, with The Union Transportation Company to
run Crates daily, Sundays excepted,l bstlsaen Ne~-
York and Philadelphia Tor the transportation OF Merchant
i.e OF every descriptions boxes bundles samples Goods &c
Particular attention will be paid 10 colecung and paying
Drafts, So Bill, &c. and al orders the purchase Of
Coos 70 be forwarded Adams Co.'S Express, will al
all tunes be- delivered Without Charge
Packages viii b. called for and il ortets o-e let pre-
voa 10 one O'Clock t-y viii D- forwarded on the same
day.
The subscribers pledge themselves 10 execute wits
rrrrr7esz ca-c and t!rli,y, any ;Ee.- line
which nay t-- committed 10 their hand-
Otice N New-Y ork, No. " al! street.
Do. IN Philadelphia, OF Third and Dock streets
80 :. ADAMS & CO.
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A CONCERT of Sacred Music will be

gwen By the Choir The Ca-Inn,>t-eet Church, ta
the head OF Na-ick->. Tuesday evening the 20 inst.
The Choir will be assisted BY NJ. iIoi; and Mr.. Combs
The Collection sill b made in the anc> oie Church
PROGRAMME.
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Walkers w cb>,cr>. Norcc>-
tiers and Cobb'> Dictionaries.
c. 4 p. have constantly G
Books suitable Tor School AM
will di>po,e o! at ,he loves,
Booksellers ard Merchants
n.ll fn call
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7Q0 PIECES damaged Printed Lawns

IOO from auction, shilling per yard, at
J. e MINIS.
me- CHS g, Sprng.stree. and 2a6 E!e.eke.,tree,
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rHNEN CASES Palm Leaf Hats. very
4 ch-ar from aucsn JAS. E.TMlLN'S.
n22 6tiS 232 Siring->trest ana 296 Blesy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

Cutters.-To let or lea>: for one or more years, IA;
feet Bulk Head The foot Of Hammond-'trsei can
be brdg of over the River 40 feet, it necessary,
s 10 ma k plenty OF room For terms. which Will be mode
.,,,e appv 20 ftLos 6 E. c. CORWIN Al Westinghouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

Sll DOZEN Hosiery. just received
CCO from tauc;on-prices commencing ~ Sxpence
per palr--at J. +. TILNS.
me- CTS gag Spring. and $50 Beecker.st.eet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22
New-Nork Market.

- GRAlN-Cern Is rather plenty, and heavy sales
on Saturday a,l to-day Of ahou, 5000 bushels white Nr
cn:i and North Carolina So weight, Tor sl!ey
800 bushels Jersey 62 About 5000 bushels Rye for the
East sold at 81 cents. Oat, plenty and declining.
Nearly 5000 bushels southern in the market "cq1ose
Northern IS So Southern 10 10 The last sale >on'n
t.rr was eco huSlel. AZ s. cents
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person having accom-

IA ANTED.-Ih hose who would save
r;1ch ;bodgil: and redeem tine %. yt@ ne" mode
f,.iDer and fitting are i-y!teI 70 cal OF Mrs, Ray
vn0nl a: =. 8a,ar-strr-. Recrences-Mr. : / Martya,
sir. iiIasra!ia.,, Ms +. II. Morrs,al- Ida VI
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MONEY MARKET.
Con,n,erc;,I and Money Matters.

}. ,sr,r. souL0 10 days 52s
u n ~. sri: IS Del & IIud TN, weei. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-22

G!StOUHt
and Banking Company, claims the correction OF the report
that he about declare dividend from the assets OF
that concern
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
CITY 1NTELLIG nee.

THURSDAY, NONo
COUNTY CouRr-This body met yesterday, in
continuation of the trial Justice Parker. One or two wit
pes,es were examined but nothing material elected. The
Court adjourned 10 this afternoon al O'Clock
POLICE OrFlcE,-STEALING CoPPER.-Michael
Foley was artested and committed for sealing pounds OF
copper worm worth 81 40 jacob Crane. No Woes.
ter street.
CHARGE OF STEALING \ WArcH.-A man named Arme-
MUS McGuley arrested charge OF having, Oh the
99,h ul, stolen gold vertical watch worth $50 from Mar
garet wife of George Quect, Nc SIS Rosevetst Ee was
committed 10 answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
WHOLE NO. asl.
{Deferred.) J
Observation-Disclosures 8

George Smith, builder. n. Y.
Samuel 5. Ketchum, Shawapgank.
VIM B. Fry late firms OF Sanford, Fry Co., and House
Davidson Co, of Flushing.
Daniel B. Tailma5ge, counsellor al law, n f.-Dse. l.
Frederick l. Henop, merchant. n. 4.
John Galfeid, n. Y.
Henry n. Nevius wes.feld.
Wan. Wallace paper manufacturer, SoTsrs
A Butterheld, auc;ionesr, n. I.
VIM. Harding, mariner, n. Y.
wm. Palmer. late tirm OF W. Palmer Son.
Lewis Lent. n. Y.
Charles T. Bunting, mason. n. Y.
John T. Balch merchant, N. Y, (compul'sryD
Jacob Burde,,. broker, late firms OF Hyer Bremner
Burdeit, and Hyer Burdett, mercAans.-Dec
John C.. Jaores laIe hrn OF Jaques. Marden X Co
Elijah F. Pfen,isS, late firm Of +. F. Pren,ss Co.. bro
kers-Dec.S
Norman Sauires. Wss,cheser Co.-Dec. 2.
Rober. Shaw. wooilen draper, n Y, Compulsory
Dec. ].
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

WESTERN RAlLHoAD.-The receipts last week
were as follows Passengers, $4,99O; Freight,
&c. s7,54I;-total, 1851. Total in October,
s59,I4l;-total fer 10 months, s424,Gl0. The
receipts for the year viii probably exceed S5eO, 600.
Supposing the expenses to bo equal to SO per cent.
on the gross receipts, the net income will be
$3.50 600 Boston Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

FRsM ST. JoHs.-We have received, by steamer
Hantress, St. John papers to the lst ut. The hon
THOMAS BAlLL1E has been reappointed to the offlce
OF Surveyor General and Commissioner OF crown
Lands, an event which seems TO excite some In
terest in the Province. The St. John and Qneaec
papers mention the occurrence of number OF ner'
camille failures in Montreal. Lssses TO the amount
of 100000 have been sustained, 1t !, stated, oy
merchants of that city by the export OF lour alone
Boston Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

OgERL1y CoLLEs1ArE IssTI1UTE.-Ihe aanuai
r,taIoeue of the officers and students of this lnsl-
fu,ien is published. The whole number OF I, STU
dents is 574 33 are in Theology; lao IN College
. .bor,er course; 245 in the Preparatory depart
n,en,. and l44 in the Ladies, Course
I'' [Oberlin Evangelist.
rA stone, weighing half a ton. ard composed
Of flint and basalt, recently fell at Harrowgate,
EneIapd. twas warm when it first reached the
earth. -..-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
Omcial Corrcspondence-Profnniiy.
From The District School Journal.

Dear Sir: Having expressed my conviction TO party
of Teachers long since That shsud consider hn6itnat
p,ofan;fy sufficient ground for annung certificate,
ome Of ibeu considered me altogether rigid. there
fore lay the uect before you LOT your cosoe-
alton Your views s Oe e1d ca w
mass of Teachers and confer lapg benen on tansn
Yours respectfully n.D; O "; snR RAspant: ospeeo Co
Hon. SAMUEL fousG Dept sup os"eso w.
ALBANY, October 6, 1872
Dear Sir You inform me that !ha. nao'snnf
Profanity would be sufficient ground for annnns G eer
6cate deemed by some Teachers altogether 100 riso
and YOU ask nv views on this subject
In the first place cannot imagine under what cons'ruc
ton of law or code Of morality, an individual addicted 70
abtal family could ever have obtained cerhcae 81
qualified tracher But such certificate having been Pro-
cured, no matter by what should deem il the i'm
perave duty any tribunal having the power 10 aA
on il at the earliest moment The blot OF annumcGi and II
Good moral character" is made by the statute, indis
pensabe requisite the qualification OF Teacher: fro-
ane cursnr and swearing legal offence, punishable by
6pe and in default OF payment by imprisonment. Can
ebony be mistaken for topaz Can good moral character
be ascrbed 10 him. who habuay puts both The laws oil
God and a, defiance .,..-,..
society can pie they based some OF e AMI
mai qualifications Ii satisfy his real or fictitious pnss-
ca wants. that the thief commits larceny The giutton III
he ndngence Of his appetite, is sustained by precedent
running on all fours" IN the swine ana lhe gross ae
baucee claim the goat and The monkey as ms
bnI Profanity i. spontaneous exhibition o lnqsy ana 'ot'
unieer sin committed without temptation and without re-
ward bastard vice destitute OF pareniageIWhoy als
owned by laure Phrenologl,is profess to hnd he ccao
mon the human skull of all the animal prnpensles NO
however has yet been able 10 deiectthe bump OF poiI'
~ Pandoras box full whouit and the amateurs IN hu-
mar mischief and human misery have superadded this as
mere rratuifots evil. .Lu
conceive of ucthing horrible and epuSve than
n send Innocent tle children school, where they WIN
be taught either by precept or example, to stanmer
and to lisp profanity Thisis TO poison tne "hoe S "
IF Won know aay Teacher within nrisdicuon VINO IS
addicted to the low and vulgar vice OF profanity aose
ysn s conjunction with the inspectors, to umedatey
.nnnl his cecateunes yon believe that such an exer
else power will pair yolr usefulness and mol
by public sentiment ,L;s Dc
Should you 50 conclude drec. that you send 10 hls
partment the OF such Teacher on The recept
will relieve you from all responsibility on the SUBJECT
Yours respectfully, ,,,
a w RANDALL, Esq Dept. Sup't. Oswego Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

Nor EscouRAGlNe.-At the present prices ct
provisions ou, west. the more man raises, me
worse he is of. In Illinois, it takes 23o lbs. OF Of
pork to buy pound of tea; oats are selling at ~
sents; cern, 124; wheat, % potatoes, 8 onions,
shilling; beef at retail, 3 cents a ID, lhe arm
won't do these people any harm, as soon as It mas
had time to set factory wheels again In rnotion
and restores prosperity to our mechanics. "ive
n. returns for our labor and we will buy their pro-
duce. tLo"ei 'ouina'.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

A RIGHT or SEARCH CAsE.-The French news
papers announce that the brig Eagle, Capt brun,
from the coast Of Africa was there subjected TO
search by an English corvette, conducted In man
ner most outrageous and insulting to the Nation
al flag The passengers have signed . Fro
ces verbal and the minister has been appealed to
for redress. The papers say, that following the
example Of the United States, France should take
away from the hands of her rival this power of op-
preston
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05
Westward.

TA Mr. People, engaged in Dupont factory
on the Brandywine, fell, two or three days since
into kettle Of boiling water, and survived sne
accident but short time.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

Reported for The Tribune
B Freight transported over the New-A ork ana
Erie Railroad during the week ending October =,
1912, viz:
Eastward. "es~au ,c roo
Butter. $50 Gypsum. 346' '5so 'so
Fresh Meats. 1S4,0l9 Lumber. loo'o- o-9
Cattle. ,4uo Mercnenalze- - o'eoS
Pig and bar Iron. 81, $50 wa oo9
Iron Ore...... .3S,250 o'ai west ''-''''
Milk, 1880 galls-72,29
Not enumerated $50, I7
Total east. .631 1894
Total weight of Freight East. and West. 30 s'o-'
Revenue derived during the same period
From Passengers 1856 81 ., :.
From Freight sl6s5 77-Total s2ool A
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-05

NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.-The President has
approved the sentences of the Court, cashiefins
Commodore c. l.. Williamson and NlidshlPman
Charles Weston Midsbipmen Rhind, w. r.
Low, and John H. NJ. Madison, were sentenced to
be dismissed but the President has substituted
therefor public reprimand in addition to their
being pu. back one year in their examinations.
This was done in consequence Of the recommen-
dation by the Court of Nidshipman Madison to
Executive clemeucy. American.