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TIE JupoNErI DAv.
The Judgment day 10 coming,
Is coming, is coming
The judment day Is coming.
In the end Of time.
CHoRus.
o, Gabrieps going to blow,
By-and-bye, by'and by;
o, Gabrieps going to blow.
By-and-bye, by.and-bye.
o, sinners you must be there,
Must be there, must beth re!
Sinners, will you be ready
Do ready, be ready1
There will be an awful trimbllnG,
Trembling, trembling.
You'll wish you'd been converted,
Converted, cow erted.
The saints will nrst be raised,
Be raised. be raised.
They will all 60 up together.
Together, together.
There we shall meet our Saviour,
Our Saviour. our Saviour.
That will Be q happy meeting.
Meeting. meeting.
We shall never more bs parted,
Departed, be parted.
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ll10llL 1MI Oh AIN i -.
ITO MERCHANTS AND BANKERs-It should be i'm
his whole fortune depend his preserving his book
papcrs Of fire. This destruc OF book safes
N the great fire IN 1895 led to the invention OF the celebrated
Safe which has repeatedly proved be fire
been that they damp and will mould the books
kept them; this obv in the Safe known Rober
4 Richs Improved Salanander-which warranted
be dry well FIRE proof Annexed is the certificate Of
We the undersigned attended by request trial BY IRE of
Robertson Rchs Saamander Safe and SCOTS Patent Asbes
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The principal object test the fire proof qualities Of Ro
berson Rrhs Safe The safes placed furnace and
the fire lighted quarter liam, and continued till PM
In opening the furnace at that SCOTS Safe with It's
Rchs Safe be perfect ~ lower part
Of Robe and Rich safe discovered
leaving The Preraraton firm and entre
the safe before the fire entirely exnguhed the boomwas
thereby exposing the inner the fire. part Of the paper
burned the remainder slightly corced
The heat intense the wrought sme
iron wheels Of the SAFE and the bricks Of the furnace
sound and unpured Daring the i've hours the fire was burn
ing and half loads Of pne wood and ninetyx bushels Of
charcoal consumed.
The preservation ofany of the such intense heat
proof against fire in the burning Of
Judging from the t Of this think Robe
and Rchs Sale equal to Tor the
Of books and papers from fire. and entitled the confidence Of
the community
JOHN w LEAvITT,
Z. D. HURLBUT,
- y.B. VARNUM.
Havn witnessed the trial alluded
have escaped Smed any house burning ever person-
ally witne sssd, u the situation.
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pLEACHIN0 POWDER-I2o casks Boyd's' rse~i v.d ,-,
PERssE ! BRooKs
osr No. Liberty strvet
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

10 The Commercial Of Saturday has u sound
and forcible leading article in favor of RErRExcH-
MEST IL CoNGREss We have urged this so often
10 ttlc purpose rhat VIC had begun TO despair. but
Wings in Congress ne imp1orc you to reduce
the pay of Members TO $500 gear and 50 for
every twcnty miles, travel We shall then have
the public business done seasonaby and efficiently
mot talked abou, elcrnaIly and f,uitIcSsv. No
dcmagogue would thcn be permitted TO waste two
Or three days in making a backguard Speech on
things in general. Friends in Congress fhrough
How will YOU have It
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07
feTentl, ward-cLAY MEETlNG.-!,t nm.

BEenth Ward-CLAf MEETlNG.-ata a mn
lerou5 meeting OF tie friends Of Hon Henry CIay held ~
Columbian Hall, Friday eyenI. March Eth inst nur.,
ant tn pGIic notice Tor the pnrpa> organizing Tent
ara Clay Clq on motion. PETER 8 TTUs wi- appointed
ChiirtIal1 " illIam Pcul-ona9d John look
and Richard Scott and Mathew D. Greene Secretaries.
l. eau ol tie fferin" having been rad and approved
% 20 :o9t ,e report OF The Committee appointed az ,fe
ehpf.ency OF iorlln. Clay Club in the Tenti Ward ,
ne Espoft e2nainef detailed statement oi the proc.
nes OF the committee, and urged ti roprirtv in Accord
arc, WE m t kn0wn wishes arg.. majority M is friend,
r lay ~ ,hr ar'i OF erlH. Club public ra,r.
hS, a.'fi Slah t!iFogg the MANAGEMENT and c,a0n nj
IN. IeNs. and concluded n th+ following ds.-ya,ion
Lei Us mere unite band beItreii pursuing on- COM
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07
Twenty-si1th Congress.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

In senate today, Mr.. SIMMONS presented
solutions OF The Legislature of Rhode Island in
favor of Protection to American Industry,
Mr.. BARROW presented resolutions OF the Le-
gisla:ure Of Louisiana in relation 20 the aggres-
sive policy Of the British Government. pedging
Louisiana 10 support the General Government in
rsdfes-ing The wrongs OF her citizens and preserv-
ing The honor of.tfe countr,.
The joint rule proposed by Mr.. NERRlck, pro-
viding that appropriation shall IL made in The
General Appropriation Bills for objects nc, called
for By existing laws. Wa taken up. and after some
debate, was passed informally.
The resolutions of Mr. Clay relating to the
Revenue. Tariff. &C.. taken up, and Mr.
SMITH Of Ia. made an able speech in support OF
them, and in replv TO Mr. WRIGHT. He par,icu-
larry and powerfully opposed the proposition 10
repeal the. Distribution Law, defending ii on
grounds of justice. expediencv and CONSTITUTIONS
atty He also avowed himself an advocate OF
Protection and abiding 10 the increasing culture
Of Cotton in Louisiana and in the British posses
sions. said The South would soon be oudest=in
favor OF Protection
Mr.. CLAY Veto solutions come Up tomorrow.
In the HoCSE. resolution granting ,he use OF
the Hall Of the House 10 the Congressional Tom
perance Societv IN Monday evening mex, was
adopted, against the strenuous objection. Of few
OF the anti ti-Tanperance men-llessr. Dixon II.
Lewis, Snyder, Sc.
On motion Of Mr.. THOMPSON of Ia. a Joint re-
solution adopted, suspendng the payment OF
money heretofore appropriaiad for the printing OF
The Sixth Census until further orders bv Congress
The morning hour vas consumed with the Re-
trenchnent resolutions relative 20 the Contingent
expenses of the House. several of which were
adopted. The House refused 10 abolish ,he office,
OF Postmaster TO the House. and abolished The
Office Of Draughtsmar.
The General Appropriation Bill was again taken
up IN Committee of the Whole, Mr. g. DAvIs'S
amendment TO the clause appropriating S25.0Q0to
the Contingent expenses Of the State Department
pending. which he 20 modified as 10 discontinue
the publication OF the laws Of the United States
in newspapers, to provide for letting out to con-
tract 10 the lowest bidder the Printing. Stationery
Sc, OF the various Departments and for their Adj
vertsing IN no case 10 exceed three insertions. in
papers having the largest circuIation when two
are necessary, TO be of opposite politics.
MIR. CUSHING appealed from the decision OF the
Chairman, Mr.. BRlGGS. who. under the decision
OF The ComHlitre OF YESTERDAY, decided the amend
mcntzin order. the groundot the former appeal.
that the amendment in order, "a gong TO
repeal existing law
The COMMITTEES again overrulcd the point By 83
3D. deciding the amendment in order.
The subject OF otPublic Printing wa. debated on
this amendment during the remainder OF the dav.
AEGus
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07
Indiana Syyindlim..

a Loco-Foco Member or the Indiana Legisla-
turc writes un,rnlv TO the Journal ef Commerce
that we have cndeavored to make party capital
ont of the neglect Of ,ha, State to provide Tor ,h.
payment OF interest her Debt. We first APP
pcacd the Whgs no, to disgrace the good
cause by plungins into the infamous abyss of Re-
pudiaion but when they did So we condemned
all alike. and unsparinsy. We consider Wing
advocate OF Rcpudiaiion more ntrocous scoun-
dre than OF opposite politics, and would sooner
take the hand OF a convicted thief than either.
As to the prctcnce of the Journals corresponds
Ont thai the Indiana Legislature coniddo no letter
with extreme mildness That body might al lcas;
have pledged lndian;l> share OF the Public Land
Proceeds 10 the payment OF her Debt. II might
have solcmnlv pledged the Faith o.. the State that
the whole should ultimately be paid.-Bnt there
Is no difficulty in paving the whole interest pune
iuaily and faithfully An excise Of fifty cents
sauon on Intoxicating Liquors sold would pay
every cent oi IT, and leave the State and People
tar richer and better than if no such TAX was laid
IL IS perfectly easy iur 700 900 People 10 pay Ono
Million Dollars a Year il they will; if ,hey choose
to be knaves and recrcantS tho. also is easy al
first but whether il Will continue SO remains 10 be
seen, But to talk Of the State Bonds Of Indiana
selling nj Is cents on the dollar and ,bercunon
otter to pay them in unfinished Public Works.
wsr,h perhaps D eents the dollar.#i, the cx-
,reme of impudent rascahty.
GF There be large promotion in the
NAVY soon ten Commander, to be Captains,
twenty Lieucnants TO be Commanders. thirty
Passed Midshrmsn to be l.ieutenan,s, and ten
Assistants 10 be Surgeons.
tS5 McDoSALp CLARK, known far many years
in this city rs the Mad Poet, died a, the ASy
am for the Insane Saturday. He was p.sn
Of considerable talent, badly developed. and for
some years rendered useless by insanity. He wa>
recently made the sport Of some heartlcsS fellows
who nuSiderive litte sa,isfactionil, il, thinking that
10 their wicked freaks he owes his sad death
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07
Mortality by CONSUMPTION

1870 ported by the City Inspector 10 the Beard ii
Aldermen was l2Ai AMI Tor the year 8il as reported
was iTO, showing increase OF IA The last year. How
tins fact 10 be- reCOncrd with the advertisement, which ap
pear daily 0 rcrne,. which perform Astonishing Cure
Consumption" by the lundrcds We would respectfully
ask the proprirors of those ngnuaLte ren.,!.
the above question. We also respectfully tie atier.
ton OF those Interested. a remedy for Pulmonary
l'cou-, Professor Ruchholt> Compound syrup Of Cap.
iara, ame'cine tpuriy vegetable and entirely ceiOu
Morplin" Opium which Will greatly alleviate and proird
iucuralc eases, and conidrnil= warranted Con
sumption ~ is early stages: ana for Coughs, Colds and
loarsnes. stnnGs nnrivalci. ~ of our
confidence IN Tbs article warrant the iir>t bottle naf0
r"Iet OF ciierriUy refund the purchase money We 10 nd
deem necessary 10 eNg@rrar the virtues o tbs medcur
u induce people to use il; but wiling 10 let II rest upon
iiSo"n merits, aud brg The public not Com!emn
OF Tie A,c iun,lugS nj lli, day without giving trial
For sale only by r.. r. DIBBLE & co.
ul5 Cts (3l 500 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

object to for, in ,iis pubic r1anner Cipi =, .t
the Interests ot our gorious Harry oi Tee w5>' H.
hc oc.y. is tbs Udn OF cur chocr ami y, IL ye
s>ts- But on th. contrary. vii ~, or::l AMI q
siiflrt strength an! Pscsen rnbTo n tre, % <s
ELEVATION ol vetsraa chInfrioH'' -ae
After Sb'ci tst' following re>,,irtif, c:f>-,-; ~
tdou;rd: -
Res9l,ee. rha; w. Tie people 10 nov forr,, ~
Ctlv Club. oC ;5r Teeth "ST th pcb!.c Ts5ngt-
Resoirc1, That ComEtee,lt -iys h appointed M.
4 Constitution and By-'-a,es To- the CIul e'sS
Rc5stsyd. Thd; The friends OF lir3ry Cav al ,Ac T.
War. r'>en leave ,e aune> Wifi be SecreysrF> ~
The following committee wa>= oppo.uJst IL! t-5nLc.
with itr second rr-oiutgu. VIZ J. II. IL lIaus -
Wc-l Roher WP5ggO;, Jaitz CCgef, ir Tbr,rs 4
Pt;nlm.
The Club sciiouyned uec Columbian Hal m w
rssav evening March 9 hall rt.. seven ,cla
PETER :, TITUS Ct.sir,an
"lLLIsM VIC ~ PoelS0>, ,ice,c char.nen.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

05 Hon join J. CnrrTRSDES was on the
25ih ull. unanimously elected a Senator OF the
United States from keatucky,in place of HrsRY
Clay, resigned. No other candidate was pro-
posed or voted for though Loco-F ocoism had
done its utmost to have some eminent Wing
take the field against him. This i. a noble and
Just rilute both the retiring and the returning
Senator, and to the great and wise measures ot
Public Good which they have 50 faithfully ndvo-
Gated
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
CORRESPONDENCE OF The Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Marci,J, 1872
No decision yet in regard to Postmaster of New
York bur in RE course of a day two the matter
viii De settled At the present writing. JOSH L,
GRAHAM Is mos; prominent. and his name VII
probably be- sent TO the Senate for the
situation by SATURDAY Monday next. hope
this selection will meet the appreciation q our
friends generally, aS he Is IN every way well quail
fed Tor the trust I,isnoti to be expected that any
one man. among 20 many applicants, would satiSy
the entire. suffrage Of the city bu; think il safe
to .ay that Mr. Graham appointment Will be a
acceptable. as an. that could now be made Leo
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

Mexico AND TEXAS.-We learn from Captain
Andrews of the schooner c. c. Zabriskie seven
days from Maamoras, that as he was about leav-
ing that=cily. mn express arrived, stating that
body of about five hundrcd Mexicans had crossed
over into TcXa, and fallen in with a Texian force,
when, after short engagement. the MeXican-
were completely routed. Such the slaughter
reported. it was said that but mo Mcxicans e<-
capped with 'heiilivcs Capt. A. did not remain
10 obtain the particulars Of the engagement. We
apprehend that there is some ,xaggcration in this
matter; though We doubt tho general truth OF
the statement. y. c. Bee, oath.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

IS'Ihc Secretary of the Treasury reports the
amount of lreasnry Notes outstanding ON the ls
inst. a, SIS, ,539 : IL G3
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

10 RALrn WALDO EMERSON lectures again
ll'ls evening at the Society Library His subject
is TnE CossERvAT1vE.' For n sketch Of his
Second Lecture see Last Page
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07
II ai,iccu,I. V-nrti.~T pgrsuan

u AiNiCcniF WHrt1.-In pGfsTancc 0I thc" ~
commentator OF the General Committee the Democratic
Whs OF tie SINeentl Ward WI! aaaton' cor
oi SIKH, hvenre and SeyeE,crnt-tget on Monday
Evening March, 7:l at I! O'clock 10 appoint three Dyt-
gate, represent Tie Ward in the Moraty Convention,
and aisA ta>cect Nominating Committee 10 noIiBar.
suitable p"r0n b supported Charter Gficrr> nj, tie
ensuing Election. WASHINGTON SMITH!
ChairIlza v ari Committee.
|I,y-gfSS j''SIttdE'''. n
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07
IL rr,uspnrcmt TtnI;nn Window shndc..


OLIVER ". WOUDFOtD. SO C1tilarne.>. iuvi,, iir a.
tnnon families about furnishing Their houses Tins Spring.
plrnijh lot o Italian window Shades, un,urpa%cdby
any eyer before brought this country. rIcy he
pan;ings OF an artist who has devoted his lctO hs ops.
SION and embrace every variety of Landscape aud Scenery.
PcrhapSu0 piece OF furniture appears 10 better advantage,
more inviting, thap handsome pair OF Window Shade,
painted style o initiate nature The invoice contains
Italian Landscapes GoC Arches Moonlight Scenes, Scroll
Borders. Nigliee Ccntcrs. &c. &c.
y. lt. Country Merchants buyiu sell again will rna II
their advantage call and examine th, uvocc lo' about
loco pair) as they viii b, sold ow for cash AOut 3o paf
al the. lO,, price OF 81 80 per pair (.) 2Ht
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07
JAMES \. BROWN, Chairman.
w. {. Butler Sec'ry. mo 3ti>
Eourfccn,I, Nnr:,I llnrch /.

u Fourteenth, Ward. March !. l8i2.-PGr,uant
10 recommendation ot the Democratic Whg General Com
nit;ec the Democratic Whg Electors OF the Fonrlecuh
Ward will meet al The broadway Icn,e Nonday Even
ig next, the 7,i March INST nj a.Pas7 orlock for the
purpose otlecng three Delegates rom this Ward the
Mayoraty Convention and also To appon, nominating
Committee 10 elect Charter Ticket Tor III" Ward at is
ensuing election, an, also transact other business
NAV be brought before the meeting"
A. c. BURR, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

0y ITHACA has elected Wing Charter Officers
Throughout, by 4 to 90 majority. 1t has been as
otten against for us.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

u urlcA elected a Whig Supervisor by 90 ma
lority; Loco-Foco Mayor by l31, and 3 Loco Jns-
iice by as two Loco Constablcs to one Wing:
Council 7 Loco 10 5 Wing
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

SHl,wREcHS.-Thc Su!tana. arrived on Satur-
day from Bermuda, brings intelligence OF two
shipwreckS The Lewis CasS. from this port on
the Isl ut.. bosn, to Florida. was driven upon
the yosk> west OF the Bsrmudns on the both ult.
Most of the cargo was saved but the vessel i, u
total loss. She insured for $4,000 in this
city. Hercrew were brought here in the Sutana.
The brig Daniel krby. of Philndclplia from this
city for Santandcr, Spain, with tobacco and cocoa
sprang leak when four days out and put awas
for Bermuda. She had TO be run ashore, and her
crew arrived here in the Sultana
MoB.-The BateSville, Ark News Of the 10Th
ult. contains u p.tice OF n mob in Van Buren, Co
1t seems ,ha, Young man named Kiser was killed
in fight by one Bertram. who was arrested and
committed TO Jail. butatterwards made his escape.
\ mob o; abou, fifty persons then gathered about
the house of kiser,S ather-tireti into it and did
considerable injury. The old man succeeded in
getting word fer aid to an adjoining county. buton
the partv's arrival, kSer and FIVE OF MS friends
were missing and the mob were still in arms. The
Governor had been applied TO call OFT the mill
TIA. The account does assume 10 be authentic.
e. son O; Co.'s. Christian OF Tuscunlbia,
Ala. was attacked BY a pet deera shorttime since,
and 50 gored is 10 cause almost Instant death.
q Mr. John Cornell#was recently killed at Hec-
tor, Ny, by limb which islIupon him while cut
ting wood in the forest.
oSAroRIoWe are pleased to ia,l, tia. the Sacred Ma
sc Society intend giving the Ornor!o OF e Messiniie
masterpieces the na>trrmind oi Handei-oa Tuesday
evening The 18th inst, viii; The efficient AID which al
the present iEie could Be procured this country Mad
aIus SIosr Aan Air. Srong, Mr. Coiburn iToni Boston,
and Nj Massett, VIII sustain the principal paris.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

II Fifteenth 1snrd-FOfRTH DISTRICT
Tie Democratic Wh@, OF the FouT! District requested
to meet AZ White House, cnrner0i McDoug;l Wayc-
ley Place This tIIonday1 Evening March a, o'clrcl
for III. purpose n selecting three Delegates the Ward
Nominating Commtie from this District You al r,.-
qrrtei meet 1t Constitution Hall on the evening.
o'clock 10 select three Delegates re!Ttnt the War! in
rhc Mayor;tr COnvcnton
Byor,cr o' The Ward Committee.
Jog :. BLACK, 4. .!.WiED, Chairman.
PHLIPW gHgR, g ,ISH- iuII
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

U Judge GnIuKE Of the supreme Court of
Ohio has rcsigncd-whch is felt as q great los. by
the People and Bar Of tha; State
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

D5 WINGS. remember the Ward Meetings in
all the Wards THIS EvEx1SG
Our friends in the several Wards who wish their Pro-
cetd!hs published IN tomorrow's Tribune will obg-
sending them IN as eary possible this evening
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07
The Parted z'up,iJ,

TT 7
Offering 10 the Afflicted, and Iribuf. OF Love 10 D.ae
Friends BY Mary :. b. Dana, author OF The SoOtfa
Harp So.
This !, neav v0lnmc ot 3l2 paeeS made up OF ar.,
number o ,lr poetic strains the anab gifted and pos
aunros> wiO i already ayorably known to reairr-
Lett IN early li widow country far distant from tr
sceieN OF her chood and called, also part with r
Only cild a noble and promising boy, She learned 0S
value The sweet consultations ot the religion OF Jc, and r
affections av- taught her TO awaken the rncrc> and inl
melting strains w. need say NOR, an assure a
and especially tlr lovers OF song, that tre real portrayal
pleE ons-ecrY Page" I/ion's Wa,ctBaL
Published by DAYTON y NEWMAN
nib gl Na>>au-~irtet, corner OF Fut0s
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

Y For careful aostrac, and digest Of the Census
OF this City for 1870 with the Of Me-
noir Of Fourier, sec First Page.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

T. Eight, sE-art.-1'ur Democratic Wing Ets,tor,
OF the Elghl Ward requested 20 meet AT the Howard
Hcusc. THIS EVENING. Mourily. March :. 81 hai past
7ococh. for The purpose OF eiecng three Delegates o r.
present the Ward inie M-y0raty Conventions: and also
iec Committee Charter uccripr lie: ensuing
Election. j, y. BiRNES,=Ch Chairman.
II. D. NooHE, ,,.i.
All. SrourENruKs.ii Solle'''..' n, II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

l5-TcniIl ynrt.-In pursuance o The recommends
ton 1.-THE W ard Committee. tile Democratic Wing Electors
OF The Tenth Ward arr requested TO meet lt Columbian
Hall. Graui.,trert. Monday Evening inst halt
past o'clock. tho pUrpo>, selecting ihe, Delegates
from tn" Ward toa 'layoalty Convention. 10 hc ic nj
Broadway House on The lith INST and also appoint
Committee 20 nominate Charter Officers BY order
JAMES II. PlNkNtY, Chairman Ward COMMITTEE.
JosEPH /. CmEsrER. S.crelarv rl.o ten m5 d
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

~ Eiftcc,:l, E.nraa-Sf;COND DGSTRICT.-The
Democratic Wh o fi" Scconi Disiijl requested to
IsIeys Constitution lali Tins Nondarl Evening
March at ncIoci Tor the purpose OF selecting three De
egatcs to til" Ward Nominating GGuutic. from thj> Dis
;ric iou are also requested nce at Constitution Hall
the evening o'clock, select three Drrgatcs
represent this Ward ii, i, MayOralfy CenvertiD
Bvor,cr OF the Ward Committee.
l;E WARD, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07

u Photographic Likcnc-scs. by mn improved
DagleT"ntype process, by W. d. N,N LoAS, corner d
Chambcrs-St. and Broadway. (2) ilS In
New-York tribune., 1842-03-07
EDWARD II. KEXr secretaries ms 2t

" Fifteenth Wnr.i-FlRSr DISTHICT-'rhe
Democratic Wing. OF the First District eRc>c 20
at No Sixth Avenue rh, (AIo nday Evening, March /.
O'Clock. Tor the purpose Of selecting three Delegates
tht. Ward Nominating Committee. from til, District. You
are also requested Constitution Hall on the
evcnin. nj O'Clock eject three Delegates represent
this Ward in the Mayorlliy Convention
By order o! the Ward Committee.
Il. Il. wAID, Chairman.
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