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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

LATER FROM VERA CRuz-The American
harque Anahuac, Capt Wilson, arrived ar tAis
port Yesterday from Vera Cruz, which port she
left on the 18th Of July. She brings as passen-
gers 1.ieuts H. Mansau and Brown, S. I. Hoyle,
L. F. Margunat and Il. n. Fonley, VINO were
taken captive by the Me1icans with the Santa e
expedition, and who were liberated, with two i'un-
drsd others, on the 18th of June by Santa Ana.
They reached Vera Cruz on the 10th of july, two
DAYS before sailing We learn by this arrival that
the Mexican authorities are diligently recruiting
their army, and that they have already collected
together some $4,000 or 10000 men for the os-
tensible purpose of invading Texas. II is said,
we know not on how good authority, that Santa
Ana has sent deputation to Chill and other
South American States for the purpose of procur-
ing aid in the possible event of difficulties with
the United States.
DISPATCHES FROM MEx1co.-The Cincinnati
Times of the 1th inst says: Monsieur De Sa-
ligny is now in our city, on his way to Washing
ton, with dispatches from the Mexican Govern
meat" These dispatches doubtless contain re-
py to Mr. Webster's letter to General Thompson,
our Minister to Mexico in answer to the insulting
and offensive note of the Mexican Secretary OF
State, De Bocanegra.
ARMED OCCUPATION OF FLoR1DA.-The act
providing for this undertaking having beceme a
law, we annex synopsis Of its provisions
SEC l. Any head of family single man Is
years of age, capable of bearing arms, who has
made, or within year from the passage of the
act, shall make an actual settlement in Florida
south of TIE line dividing townships and 10 S,
and east of the base line, shall be entitled to one
quarter section of land on these conditions-lst
of taking permit from the land Office describing
his location; Cd, five years residence 3D., the
erection of a house fit for the habitaton of man,
and the clearing, enclosing and cultivatiog FIVE
acres of land, and actual residence thereon for
four years; and 4th, that upon proof Of compli-
ance with these conditions, a patent shall issue 10
him for the lands.
Sec. II. Provides mode of settling controycr-
| sizes where two persons or more have made the
same location.
Sec. III. No right of location under this net,
within two miles of any military post, established
and garrisoned at the period of settlement
| SEC. ". forbids and aanuls all transactions OF
every sort for the transfer sale or gift of such
lands and all liens thereon, before the issuing OF
the patent.
SEC. V. assures to the widow OF heir-at-law OF
any settler dying before FIVE years, or before his
patent is obtained, the benefit of such settlement.
Sec. VI. In case tie sixteenth section be set
tied before actual survey, the School Commissions
ers shall select ether lands in lieu of the sixteenth
SEC. VI Not exceeding 100000 acres to be
taken up under this act.
SEC. VIII. The President of the United States
suspend all further settlement under this act.
SEC. TX The Commissioner of the General
Land Office, before the 1st Of February 1874, tc
report to Congress the of every settler under
this act.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

% Col Kearney, Of the first Regiment Of Df,
goons, who has been appoiated to the conlrasn
of this division of the .. S. Army, arrived int7'
city yesterday from Fort Leavenworth, 20 eGH
upon his duties. His head quarters are at Jenif
son Barracks. St. Lcuis Republican, Aus.s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

10 Professor SilliplGn's Address this mornlg
ct the North Church. before The AluInn OF ;ds Cdr
!cge was an admirable thing and delivered in ti'
peculiarly graceful and interesting manner liz
subiec: was Yale College, as it has been--es
is-as i, may be- In s!,etching the venerable Z.
stituton as it has been, the Professor was delight.
fully humorsome, and he kept the crowded aui.
encc intensely interested to the last word OF ne
discourse, which was On every account valuable
one, ard especially for ITS historical charactE.
The Alumni of the College present constitutes al
exceedingly large portion of the audience li'
mast have been very gratifying occasion 10 then
INew-Haven Palladium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY md aih The afvice and eonsent OF tx Senate.
W. II. SIMMONS, Register OF the Land OAc'
at ST. Augustine Florida. re-appointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

no The Parkersburgh (va.) Gazette, which sup
ported MIR. Van Buren, in 1910, has placed the
name OF HENRY CLAY a, the head of it. columns
for President in 1874. The Editor says tina, after
the most deliberate consideration he i. convinced
thar the Wing measures are the best adapted TO
bring relief to the country and give prosperity and
happiness TO the people"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

IT, The Seventh, Tenth and Thirteenth Wards
Court, so long closed on account of the sickness.
aud death of the late Assistant Justice, is now
opened for the transaction of business. The Coar,
is oper frelu o'clock, A. II. to 10, NJ. and from
81 TO 45, P. M. Sutors in the District will no,
6e troubled with delays hereafter. JosEPH Hox1g,
Esq, the newly appointed Justice, we are happy
to learn, is determined to make an entire reform
in the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

ARTIFICIAL CoLp.-A friend inquiries If some
of our correspondents have a recipe which sp-
Peared in many Of our journals some year or two
since, stating the materials that would produce
the greatest artificial cold ever yet known. II
50, viii they favor Us with il!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

~ The Talladega (Ala.) southerner places
the name of Henry CLAY at the head of its col
umns for President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

The MERMAfp-DAY PgRyoaMAscE.-s5ssatia t nnr
to-day al The Americas Museum. Spl,ntid III
at o'clGck by wischsi Miss Resale, Celeste n
Mermaid fevsf appears more inclined 70 sc Wcs:E
abste Several thousand persons have vista W.
this weak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

CKEAr TRAvELISe.-One line OF cenal-bcats
carries passengers from Troy to Whitehall a dis
lance OF 20 miles, fer 12 10 cents, and the other
for sixpence. Or some days they have carried
passengers for nothing. How long the opposition
viii last we Cannot say, but learn that two
boats are expected daily, which will DO placed
upon the route In consequence of the low rate
of fare, the boats are of course crowded with
passengers. Troy Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

GP The steamboat Lebanon, suak below Cam
den Bend, on the Missouri, has been raised with
out much damage. The cargo, mostly Sante Fe
goods, was greatly damaged, and abandoned to
the underwriters. St. Louis New Era
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

"THAT's OUR TBUNpER.n-An advertiser is stealing ~
ideas 10 make his medicines go. ThisS dishonest VIC
tell how he think for himself without any costto nt
science Let him, when be has advertisement 20 y, :,
eat couple OF Peerss Cordial Lozenges, AID lhey
inspire him with original iseas, he u'nst Ea'e
obtuse wig block Few poets, efurs
think OF doing any thing brilliant without lsw ~
Lozenges to sublime their itnaginations They aso ~
the headache, correct nausea, end Gispe low sit LIN
equal 10 these Peterss Lszenges for Coughs, s,r
dyspepsia, and ses-sickness Offices 45s y,
cry; and 80 North SIKH street, Philadelphia mI III y
fender be honest IN Dure, and buy his , te
vii! send bia ot gratis, for It's evident ne cai F
nothing himself that will serve as asubsdtu1e.
From tie Editors o tie Ns7c YORK ssoaist Chr'ifasa '
coeate and Journal, lug. TO- t,r,h
u SEARS BIELE EroGaAFHY-ThS Is n'oss ~ IA
work, so far paper printing, enlbelahHens, s,rtaa
ing are concerned II IS an octave volume saf eo ~,
f9 pages Of letter press, illustrated with some y m IN
spirited eDgr5virgs we have seen Tor iopg node
frortisPiece By LOSING represents sr,s ) a
teaching him Scripture history by Dstch tiles W ~, ID
exquisite picture and which The eye ma rorsa
than ordinary delight. We hare not had VIE fte
'he work, but from the notices gwen OF II by
most respectable journals, we Judge WIN ia 50
ceive3 by the religious public. Price, s2d ssIsg
l22 Nassau street, New YORK aui' -
" oNE THOUSAND DoLL1Rs-An Advertisement - 90
ed" An Extraordinary Gaze. (Which, stateipeDt be-
the OF Mr. Burger, 80 CSrandstreet, l.,d.r
inserted in several The City paers and as
ruth OF the matfer mas peeI Cestiooen
BEER any gentleman's expenses 70 this city,
TIE residence OF the person, pay him trn doiisis
MS ;ims. and gre him thousand dollars, nc ~ s
any inatcrlat part OF the statsne3. 10 he rsp
soa desiruus CT testing this by csas. az
aurec, receive satisfactory evidence t5at the u
De ready. would here lake Occasion 10 s,ast, s S..
truth OF the statements OF cares per6otred by % sb
lsapari.a be suhstanateS III every instance. ss
lie win not conornd this article With tie marx
;s-t - 49, 40 CIV 1Sen- "a, Suha6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20
following is a copy of this curious document:

SrBeforc The Court proceeds further into The trial OF
person connected with the Exploring Ex petition
desirable that should be ascerained whether any
portion OF the journals other documents the Expedition
in the possession OF the Court will be required as
evidence be found that such evidence will be required
the court will please suspend proceedings in such
I'll it be Produced and report the fact the Depart
ment. am, Sir, respectfully,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

From ISplASA, this morning, have nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

THlltp DAY ..AuS. ~
the opening OF The Court, the Judge Advocate read
letter which the President, Commodore Stewart, had
ccivc from Dir Secretary Upshur the effect that il
journals documents papers necessary for the trial
Of officers of the Exploring Expedition, they to
pend further proceedings until those papers, books other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

had in his pocket Bank Bill which had been pre-
pared and interlined and sanctioned by Mr.. Tyler
himself
Mr.. G. DAVIS of KY. spoke with much warmth
in advocacy of the abolition of the present Veto
power, and in severe condemnation OF the MON
s,rous and usurping course of the Executive in de-
feating every effort of Congress 70 supply the me-
cessary revenue ofthe country.
MIR. Boris, in an explanation to Mr. Wise,
said he had not abandoned his plan, but should
prefer articles of Impeachment against the Presi-
dent next Session.
MIR. ARNOLD warmly advocated the resolution
and denounced the arbitrary and capricious action
of the Executive. Mr. Colour Of Ga (Loco)
defended the President.
Mr.. GRANGER moved the previous question:
The motion to reconsider failed, Yeas IA, Nays
140.
Mr.. FILLMORE reported from the Committee of
Ways and Means, and thus (reports from Com
mittees being in order for the morning hour)
brought before the House for direct vote tie re-
solution offered yesterday by Mr.. MeKESsAs, de-
claring the expediency of passing such revenue
bill as was jast vetoed excepting the land clause
and making tea and coffee free, ind inatructing the
Committee of Ways and Means to report such a
bill. Mr.. F. repeated his remark of yesterday
that he wanted direct vote of the House on this,
that they might declare whether they wsuld act
on any revenue measure this Session.
MIR. Boris moved to lay the resolution on the
table. Rejected: Yeas rs, Nays l03. call Of
the House was had, and ga members collected.
After a number of points of order and much con-
fusion and excitement, the vote was taken and the
resolution scas rejected: Yeas Sc, Nays ia.
So the House at last determine liat they will
NOT send the same bill with the exec tion of the
Distribution clause, to the President. Attempts
viii be made to get up other bills.
The House adjourned. ARGUS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
THE STATE SENTINEL

IL pabtisted ererg Tuesday-OGce on Hash
ingfon Street, Southeast + The STATE House,
directly opposue .irmstropg's Hotel.
TERMs.-Two dollars a year, always IN advance.
In no instance viii more than one number Dc sent
ill the money received. Subscribers VIII re-
ceive due notice few weeks before the expiration
Of each year. and Il the payment for n succeeding
year be not advanced the paper vii be discoutlnu
ed. THIS rule vii be strictly adhered TO "a all cases.
One dollar will be received for SIX months and
ffty cents for three months-dlirays IN ddraHce.
Five dollars Will be received for three years; or,
three papers viii be sent one year for the same
ADVERTISEMENTS, VIII be inserted three times at
one dollar square, 30 ems and be continued at
the rate OF - cents a square weekly Quarterly
advertisements inserted at 3 square Of 230 ems.
Yearly advertisers Will be accommodated on
reasonable terms. which should always be made ia
writing agreed upon.
All advertisements from abroad must b. accom-
panied Jyt tie cash, or no attention viii be paid to
them.
O. Postage must be paid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES.

SIMPLE and frugal Government, confined wsth
IN strict Constitutional limits.
NJ public debt. either by the General Govern
ment by the States, excerpt Tor objects OF urgent
necessity.
NoassumPton by the General Goyernmen, Of the
debts Of the states ether directly. o. indirectly ~
a distribution 81 the proceeds al the public iatds
No extensive system OF Internal improvement by
the General Government. or by the states
constitutional barrier against mpTOydent
loans
preservation OF the public faith.
gradual return FROM an extensive credit sys-
TEN.
No national bank to swndie the laborlng pop
Ilation.
No connection between the Government and bank
ng corporations.
No grants Of exclusive charters and privileges.
~ special legislation. 70 banks.
Ne conneXlon between Church and State.
No prescription for honest opinions.
fostering aid 10 public education.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

NEW York 10th oct, 1910.
Dear Sir: Mr. Danforh has returned from Ohio. having
succe led IN putting an matters in the Cucleylle bank
straight He succeeded IN getting Kennck and max NJ
Slc other ch1ngos will cn1be HIM in future get such
facilities from tie hank VIII pay oil our Indiana debt lie
Thought best after making change of President SC and
directors say much money he should have They gave
him 10 start VIII S90l and he raised of other strips
$4,000, aui sent You $4,000 and brought $4,000 hnc.
We have $40 300 due at Merchants bank 1T November.
which DanOrh says he can't possibly pay without sacdc-
ng We have all or vey nearly sol the bonds purchased
Of the state and railroad company hand rather pledge J.
They rising an value aud h0e by holding 10
be enabled 20 ourselves. We wish now have YOU
send something take MP tins draft with and Will
dep site pay the amount Ohio funds 10 whoever YOU
Will specify. and make the difference satisfactory YOU
DanfO ia pursued The he thought polite with
the Cicieyille directors that lie thinks Will result
hS advantage. ou VIII The objection o. has asking
much If them after much trouble ani distu-t.
lie thif Ks the ot 80 40 days he viii De abc -
get discount Of - $4,000 Now Gtneral. YOU can
Iencv, VIII be greet notation and Dam
firth says he Will make it up for you hy lst # Jan
nary Ia this don't wish any additional credit. only
change the Kind Of money By laying tie difference We
should have paid aloai more than $4,000 but can
move Ohio matters very fast. BY going slow and
protecting yIur iatercSt well Please
let Us hear Htn convenient; and help Us n
you can, 1oI knyw the $1,000 viii crampus.
Very truly yours. SC.
G. J.. COLE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

NV lnRK. trf. u h. l>fh.
Nv dear Gcneral Accorln. 90 promise I write von.
Every thing hls according my wises since left
We are bow preparing o. realize our STICK operations
have no doubt couli make great deal money "a
holding On longer, bu have been Noa
left for fear after you had c here yon might on icfecin
think you bad eposed much confidence and rist
has had influence ulan begin hTHg ops
ration 10 head the no ths week hll realize
at least on part dep site The money 700 pui n The
concern no nole- 70 here SD as a I-
sent FOR t'ink We could do hcter fu fccl afraid ,eu
may have some anxiety about o. shall o. Ne en- make
very oi thing 81 By CLOSING now, say Sso1o
5000 each. Write me ~ return mail shall have the
$4,000 To pay Tor The stcs "a abe fast ot next month.
Gne my best ecs 10 Ms >lstp; AID believe me,
Your obe3icnf servant. EEt BEN D. DODGE.
p. :. carry il, best cane d. the cry
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
Z lFram " 3. Stcrrooa

NUroN SrArP, I'd NEW York oct. llth Is 90
Dear >ir / received yours LIST evening srirei in the
evening and You left morning rc.et very much
that dis not yuu should arrived m time hti tic
been detained IN consequence Il Toe cars r 2 OFT
Tho track This das sunday and have been able
End whether Mi smith !, hc.e not think hc IS
here Nour request shall be promptly complied with De- re-
liion 10 the ONO money. shall sad NJ. pth Il Le
here. aud Dee rot here, viii send Whitney. BE-
sure % gvc the N ney circuanou. a, % tie thirteen
thousand pc of your letter. YOU can use General
clrv II. ou st * working well theie viii hr I
~ rel i0n u the amount renired; have ROW thou
sand shares. have pad hlfy-tte ia M The sfo
and SHALL hfVc large sunt o. q paw II niar Ih,
operation viii be- good Now, t,cneal. irci safe
The project II you VIII b President January
GeneIa u sal g so arar. that Nou NoII3 TOT
be well lor yu O. 20 There w1ul be errnanont las
and NICE irs GIVE me your Vows on the suJ At cell
ly. Geueal 'hak sou had letter give me an or.r d
5 uc 70 EEK 1.ni want u show nay " 3D. anl tor-
rar Dry D.ck, ard shall have - 3 ~, d dut have
mo move stock. c'nd' 20 Put II would he let - MT
borrow dollar on s y ck until after ;le election ot
Gers h,nN the Dry Dock tanS would wind ug day ana
pay more than atS bank a ilc city Now General in fh,
operation II weu.d ike u = in President, } Will
mango he sic matter, and think y5n The hc, in
e,, than thee nts The old Dry Dock would hc the
lls guns of Wall Street shall wi'e y0u to-mOroW "
neat dag aud 'eni y5u Tie duplicate you de,ue.
ours trulv.
NJ Is. SHERWOOD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
& From II r SIcTroo7
So Nm w. a,

NrroN Sr.rF, 80, NEw luHK. oct - $50
Dea >i bay. this DAY e 4 ~ Sc1viie T. send rau
the you desire. sav S>s00a, which
oh Gene al. so n VIII gst ciIcutlln aud don't wttf
Nua ply ut any ias'eI Than io- fl.fe
rat on. tie fa>er shall have redeem. Dry
Dock le1s, well AMI ihuk consider safe = a.
hcTe j. D. targe about the control row GeHeaG ta IS
good and rntuert thing; TANK ~ up. President
would look wei OF the rotes Ard would Ike 10 have
YOU President; e'eninei To kee,, the control
d is sfeid.i thing Thus can te done without %.
afc ~ case business such d. rot want
step d. 90 January Woat De best have lec'e
fhat viii RESIN when you could afge p ms
Il ek . pet itIng; itete tol-de atle Sl4Irr
boIr VI u lF Do. I ok d is hard waik b. or
e. % deliver suck and have D at loW prices; and
ftnk fet" mus De- ia amount II money made ff q
fhfs u "il - over - cents Tar; j. w0.th 81
aai there is no ie--on whv should hng p4r ard 81
en- te Pa' up l. par. Let hear iom you often will
send you ht receipt lanfol'h g,ts hack -
rect hn Sa'urly Ihings iook better; stocks con-
stntiy SIT- smith la. nst Iei4.nrd expect ban!
son. honrs truiv.
". i. SHERWOOD
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
irnca - Ioanod of ~ - b l0loWs 10 Nd:


ne Nun 'fr oil lords cont sed 10 De oaei IS, l@. nc
which Gtnel Saip should he h"l accountable loul COM
ference which ud te drawn from the letters Cen Stapp
OF the STATE. AZ Will, 10 the sWladcl AMI brokers ~ Wall
street. and bad indeed be the conduct of any public
officer tes such facts these 10y way of apology
Your committee slcn some time ~ examining ten Slaps
Tut 10 satisfactory conclusion itis
business his been ne such confused and needless man
uer o. render such examination very tedious business,
IelIirInr nose time than was allowed Us III" balance
against BIN hc cash account stated 10y the present iuni
commissioner IS a. nut St9eo lhls IS steuty dusd 10y
Gcue1 Stapp fOur committee recommend that That
meter, and a oth"re above noted, &c ee1 - aul' Oh
General >iapps oid'nl bond.
Your committee have thus concluded their lalorS. But
thcv The subject without saving 10 TIC Senate
and through the Nna'e 70 the country that their labo have
been not only arlu1u, and pefpcNs TO degree unkn 'n
the pass LEGISLATION Of he state tu also Of most painful
AMI e~eeca1ic character The Session has been bret
one n4 Yet kae rot ony foi the immense amount
Of .ca legislation but lc.l of general kind, affecting
most extensively, he II for god evil, the most delicate
important and exc ting interest, of The State peculiarly
alive disastrous prcaiac aal the past aud pscseHt
dsa- home AMI aioal, of all her public func'iouarc
ln addition ~ necessarily active participation IN All tins
legislative attan has y progressed n tins chamber
each member ol Vour committee The opening the
had Ststian a,,trlci n at the head # some
most important o ne ,tan committees &c the SENATE.
tlout daily -gc labor and much 4e
>ihfy In adtou a this las been supcrdcl The tolls
ana pen cNe. o Tins CATION. which they have
dg4tky applied themselves dHrug re- than forty night
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

I lE1nn VI 4 Sle,.raaa i,

NJ SrArr. Es4., NEW YORK, oct -. 1870.
Dear >r: oar tayo- 10 hand his lrung NJ
thr'shng Wrote Mr. Sc5ville - send YOU The -
Nj >mith come t> morning from nc east and 'e4vc
hs evening tor d1iiIo Is. BY the of Buffalo and
money viii be oItl cmirg ei the 90 they
With nc General don't think YOU VIII regret ms
acfualftance think shall down 20 Nah, % myself
with the money ou may make your report TIE
money shall u there II I've and control IT,
Nouis Truly, VI. b. SHERWOOD
Dry Dock sold al 81 cash to-day and CONSTANT, g5-
up, and the brokers' Tie buyers II Viii 70 AR
Yours Truly, VI B. \