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New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

II OCR CHURCHES are 80 disturbed during service By
:he noise made in coughing that all persons thus suffering
are advised 70 use The Hygeins Iorehouni Candy and
longer disturb the congregations Beware dsappoint
nent Iis caution thar the cty is 30
completely hlled with spurious and dragged Candies Fo7
Coughs Sore Throat Hoarsene>, Influenza and the effects
any where. No. 1872 Broadway corner Of Howasd.suee.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

SIcELY CITY.-The last report the City Inspector
shows unconmonly large number OF deaths FOR this
the year. Look al the report and you will observe
that mo-, OF the deaths from those diseases which
spring cold. Scarlet Fever, for instance frequent
amongst cI!ldreI-in deat at ensue-
first symptom gh cold, sticks the celebrated
Ho.ehound Candy Ii restores the system destroy. the
cold Remember this parents, J. Pease SON. propr;.
efocs IS OiyisInu-.treet. -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

GRAND UNioS PERroRMAScx.--We would exE.ort the
levers Of Music b the Tabernacle Tomorrow evening
without tail Beside the Academys members nnrer-
ing hundred. there will this occasion be the
additional number OF four hundred vocal performers In
ion all this there will be large and effective orche--
instrumental performers. The performance as may
he seen bv the advertisement another counn vii! consist
OF Solos Du-tto, rros, Choruse etc, among IcI,
are TWO pieces from the Oratoro o David and many others
from eminent authors Those who wish good mus,
20
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

The FLooD.-Rarcly have we seen at any sea-
son higher flood in the Genesce than is now roll
ing its turbid waters through Rochester. The
quantities OF drift wood indicate general and
sudden! rs. OF the streams falling into the Genesee
nc falls in Rochester are now a sight worth sec
ing. Eoch I've. Pest.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

DJ We learn that on the 3O;ll a cameo. bottom
up, was found in the ice between here and Point
Levi, and that the person who first saw it like
wise perceived at short distance the body of a
man between two pieces Of drift ice apparently
dead and in a recumbcnt position. Before he
could procure assistance, however, the body had
disappeared. The canoe has been hauled Up and
examined. and it !. stated that she belonged 20
Pajean. and that nine individuals were on
board, none OF whom have been heard Of
Quebec Gazette
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

TExAs DErREDA TORS The Natchitochcs Her
aid states on the authority of the Agent that some
armed Texans have crossed Red River and Killed
two Indians a man and woman-othcrs made
their escape. but their property was all DESTROYED.
;, short time previous, company o sixty or sew
entv armed Texans secured the country between
the Ouachita and Red Rivers and committed de-
Prcdations upon the houses OF the Chickasaws.
The Iexian squadron arrived at Sisa early in
January. This fact we learn from u letter dated
at Merida, January : tn, which has been politely
handed us for perusa. Com. Moore was at Mer-
ida at that date, consulting with the authorities.
The writer. opinion i, this-lhouglr the facts up
on which it is based are not eiven-we shall pro-
baby have fighting with Mexico either by sea or
land, or both, before forty days. The same letter
says the people will not agree to the terms of the
reunion with Mexico. y. O. Bulletin
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

LIGHT, LIcHT.-Webb's improved Burner and the
genuine Camphne manufactured only by the principle.
ebbs patent. declared 10 yield the brilliant light
ever produced, at OF hour that it safe
OIL Will rot explode. and Will >o The delicate
dress carpet Ii any want cheap. safe and brilliant
light ,le >ts.e Workshop, and printing offices
altered Tor par,or br cheap, brilliant light in
country stores in any cton OF The country, they are re-
itred 20 tie corner Canaltreet Broadway. Se. al
IN another column
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

q The barquo John from Liverpool for
Charleston, with cargo of 5000 sacks Of salt and
some dry goods went ashore near Charleston on
the Sd. and was lost. Crew all saved
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

y As ,aunterlng up Broadway in the summer
Of yesterday were attracted by the display OF Fru,
and Flowers The windows and Eti more graed by en-
ierng the Conservatory OF Nhlo Dunlap, which
hundred fee. in length, hlled with Plant. from every
- and c,n- and Flowers Of every shade and hre which
together with the eatteng OF BIRDS the beautiful fountain
filed with gold , and last though no, least the crowd OF
adrnrng Ladies e1elatmng how beau,;tul-uha, fary
Ike place tat we are saued The enteprsng propretors
be gTaed that their e1erons 10 please are duly ap-
rsecia,ed. May they prosper.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

II Notice.-MR- DAWSON respectfully gives not<e
that having got his au,actory Pairn, Writing Appa
ratus successfully operation s City, and having JUS
closet the duties OF fulfilling engagements Tor the
apparatus III Baltimore and other Southern cities, be now
ilns himself AT liberty with large supply OF Apparatus 10
reopen his Depot 6 Broadway, and he taters himself
that his increased facilities for manufacturing The arfch
will enable him increasing deuIand he sars o,
carly part OF winter 10 schools and to private sdydral
81. instruction in the cEeeant ana u:rlei
art OF Penmanshp that the Depot was without copy nun
that TINE 10 the present. .,,
Those who WISH economies tire, and be certain % @
Invaluable acquisition. superior PenmaEshp iou''
brace the earliest for supplying tErn.sine E
copy OF this highly approved Writing Appa'sAIno Io
sale al yJG Broadway. -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

I The article on our Frs, PAGE treating o' -
doctrines, the Journal OF Commerce. a.
w. c as anv one fac; that our commerce
% ls,,v y The bands OF foreigners but We do not blame
Co. 80, is the simple and inevitable result OF our own
fatal -o;cy Ii systematically give ourselves away We
-, o; ;,,.c. those who and take Us.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

PORTRAIT OF Boa spirited and faithful head
of Mr.. Dickens, engraved BY W. w. Hooper, has
just boon published by G. L. Curry & Co. lG7
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

tJA Public Meeting of Sco,chmcn and others
SS"Pathisins with the terrible desti,ution of the
suffering poor OF Paisley and other manufacturing
towns of Scotland, will be held at the Socet, Ii
braFy tins evening. We trus, there will be a gen
erous attendance
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

u Lecture by IL LADY, Lecture on the Ills.
tory th. condition Women before the Christian Eta
wltbe .yer BY lady the Temperance Hall - Sixth
avenue, on Thursday trh> Evening" Fob 3th athai past
7P VI. Ndmi>>lon members oi the Temperance Soct'fN
| N cent {: others 1j cents ~ tlU IL
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

II ForOnc Month Only Terms reduced from
Ten TO Three Dollars. Academy 2al Bfoad"ay, opposite
Washington Hall.
Mr GOLDSMITH the American tnrivhlied Penmalt
pledge, himself IN mari 10 Ladies and Gentlemen of
New Brooklyn bis much adnlre'i system OF er-
cane and Epi.,oatory WRITING return the at
the expiration OF the lessons.
Mr. G. hos oiaip-d ,hc Frs Premium three successive
years Tor A. specimens Of Oland Writing exhibited
at the FAIR. ot the American Institute.
Rooms open during The Day and Evening.
The Ladir. Will meeeiay from IL 10 | O'clock.
Oplnionsof tn Press.
Mp. GoLosMlTA.-Judginc from what we have
pronounce him TO be unrivaued in the Of the pen
Boston Morning Post.
Mr. GoLoSMITH.-IIe is say uzhesitatingiy the most
accomplished of-hand Peninan we have ever seen
INew-York Evening Signal
New York, Jan. Is. 1852 t3 ST.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

~ We invite The attention readers to the a,iver-
tsehen' in another column, OF ~ra Tor sale III te
village. OF
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

n e.ood 1re,,;c;ue..-Everv pers0n viii acknow-
ledge a, once hat sner, here oet.ty for medicine
utmost 9riaace % MAKE ..d Sse s he R s m sts Of a ea
,.. w.. b r.. t. T To guard against .;>aptoin
st !. 3Ds sns GooR ssfaa; ASD 81 seSaSE
ricc raii IN n tVJD SANDS CO., apothecaT'es and
oSeih-s9s' q 1a'' DIVA. - js meodss''
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

G An attempt was made on the 18th set FIRE
to the house in Rochester where Mr.. Van Zand,
resides.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

II NELSON J. WATERBURY,, II P!ne.>ir.e,. Attorney
and solicitor IN b, Courts this Stat. and o the United
States ] Proceeding, in Bankruptcy Will be attended 10
MI b clrt ana. di. pach % l3l I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

20 On Tuesday ayoung woman with a child in
her arms fell through Cragie's bridge in Boston
and before they could be recovered bol. were
drowned. Their names were unknown
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

D BY reference to an advertisemeutin in another
column, it will be seen that passengers for Eason n,
Pa. will leave at 8 o'clock in the morning instead
Of 8 Ia as hcrctoforu
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
THE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10

r Fl ON very extensive circulation OF this paper, BON
rog ,ness men an,! in families will be found an ati-
y.,tageou. medium for Landlords advertisements for
Houses ana Stores TO sell let persons wishing 10
rent Houses Teneenl we'll as for general erchaI-
die and Miscellaneous Advertisements. Parucu!a' attention
paid 70 Legal Notices Advertisements may be handed IN at
the Office 80 Ann at any time before ~ coch N me
evening The rates Of advertising in this paper n view OF
the extent Of is circulation, will be found extremely low
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

AMERICAN MrsenM.-There instruction is blended wit!
II Is decidedly the PHEASANT orderly and
rational place OF amusement in liz. civ.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

1r Dr. A.Doout,lc'> Compound Vegetable Candyls csn
,idercd by those who have u,ed H. Tn. best remedy or
coughs colds sore throat and affections o he ches, and
lungs now offered the public. Sold wholesale AM! rra
NJ the proprctoG> Botanic Medicine Store 2i5 Crnre+t
Eor ,reut. see. Divert, i,..r1cul. fl iw
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

J5 One DR.. Jones, of Warren county, No. was
lately murdered. He cwas 10 be an important wit
ness against noted countcrtcitcr whose trial was
coming on; and it believed that he was killed
bv some OF the countcrfciters contcdcrates One
Of them, shortly previous, declared that the Doctor
should not live to give his testimony; he is not
now TO be found.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
inc, a Drunkard. Gambler. or indulge his per

tine, a Drunkard, a Gambler. or indulge ms per-
verse propensities in any way not directly inter-
lerng with the equal volition OF s neishoof. i 70
confound Liberty with Licentiousness. { 'hsis''
then. in opposition to Mr. lanes on ufe peflee'
~. ,,J oh,.iou. dutv of the community to re-
be- ,,ws those desires and repress those act
:. :, members which are palpably contrary to the
,orcyz,l we-being This j, apower a,sentiaito self
ar,..crva,ion II Mr.. (. doubts the propriety Of
~ exercise. let him but take ride in stagecoach
with eight fellow pa sscngers. of whom two shall IT.
sist on smoking Connecticut cigars 70 the sore an
noyance of sundry half sca-sick' women and
children. If he do not agree with Us that the
freedom Of the individual TO indulge his vile
appetites to the grievous annoyance OF his fellows
ought 10 be restrained. we will give up the point
ELECTION OF STATE OFyIcERs.-The following
is the Concurrent Vote sf the t~o House, by
day SENATE House. To7AL
Secretary If State .Sainue! Young. II aO......T
..G c. Ferp!anca 10 - 25......35
Comptroller. ........Azariah c. Flagg.l7 9G.,....T
..johp a. Collier. 10 1S......56
attorney General SEQ P. Barker. IL 79......s
Willis Hall. l.......lo 5..-,..o6
Treaiurer Thos Farvingtonl7 ao......7
Jacob Haght..,.l0 26......36
Surveyor General. Na,hanel Jones..l7 7s.-...95
Orvlie l. Hoiicy 10 26......1s
Conmissury General Henry Sto7rns..l7 73.....-95
IA Chander.....l0 2+......3
Canal Coutmssioncrs ....... T tuesday.
Jonas Earll, 50 Asa whitney %
James Hooker. slS Newton Dexter IS
David p BisSel. 81 David Hudson Is
benjamin Eaos 90 George H. Boush;on. 25
George ". Little go Samuel B. Rugges..,....25
stephen Clark 90 Henry Hamilton
Whcrcupon the candidates agreed upon BY the
Loco-F Foco Members in Caucus were all duly
elected.
The bill repeating those sections of "Annct to
prevent Illegal Voting &c. require a kcgistra-
ton Of Voters has passed the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

u All Persons having claims against the lais pub
fishing firm of George Dearborn Co requested 10 ,eDl
them in writing Immediately 10 the Office OF Henry B. De-
ming Attorney No II Was. jl9n
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

'No nuMAs GovERSnExT."-Thc New Haven
Herald say Mrs. Tut,lc, of Prospect. was COM
mitted to Jail on Saturday by the Superior Court
New Haven, . forrefusins testify on the ground
Of conscientious scruplcs, she DENYING the jurisdc-
tion of the Court and u human laws. She still
remains in Jail, and thinks the accommodations
pretty good for martyr.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

BowEgY AMPHlTHEATRE.-ro-night Williams The .cc.rl-
trc Clown, takes farewell Benefit, and iudgin from his
bill il will be great He has secured much of The best
talent III tLe country.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

7 The great e>trlan match gc!n> human eiFlGrance
which aatsd this community some daN> past.
ce>>ull put throlg y O'clock Yesterday That M a.
thar hour Mr. DNcn completed his wonderful TASK 81 s;aus
in and walkn- iortyeish consecutive hours aSase
erected him Brold1ay\oN th certainly pn,.
dirou hut halt the crrdl, /. due 10 Prlc
nowred lIee.i., luspugt>. Nj d Non had m, hr,
sell through O thei. and thus rendered IN,
system. a. hard and A. sound ~ rock before m vrnturei
on,ht PLATFORM The attcndan; PHYSICIANS were >or"Iy pm,
ze at tn. immense strength n th. pedestrian, constitution,
and when they heard t IlzcIgs :iev looked decided.
Is htuc, feeling tie Will. that ns>umabie medicine had
uIatt appcarunci the world which bid! iar to drive all
con. COLI fever consumption. sc. IN Hlr Dmons lrame
and how SHOULD irrr be seeing thai he has been hanquc,ing
these immortal Lolepgr> Tor "hol'week It's uuehe
pe.ran Ia nod le A; the iortet hour. a nap ,nich
oot Tor hun but then he swallowed Cordial loyciys
and was Wild, awake os ever. For tt. information c
r7,culal. Loicngt> are e had AZ 40 Broadway; lnwe
would further remark tina, any man who ortliies IN. system
well with them avsalpy undertake the otherwise lmp.
.ihe task OF aine and walking tor the fortyeight coe
cntive hours.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

u Mr. Jonathan Walker killed a wolf and
panther 4 hunt in Union County. Pa. on the s,h
ul, Another panther, seeR with the hrst. escaped.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

As ExPRESs-A Wisconsin editor acknowledc 9
es the receipt OF onsressio nal documents in I'D
vance OF the mail in consequence of flock o
wolves chasing the pos,ridcr across the prnirios.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

IL SWEET BEg,rH and bcautiluIy teeth a.. who ,>i.e
can have bv lt,tna Shcrmai orrI> Tooth Paste. reco-,
ended by all who il. 1t glye. peorly wai
ness tr teeth. Keeps them trcu3 aching and decay IN
parts a delightful fragrance the breath an, harden, the
gums Dr.. Snerlnan> Warehouse /, al CH Na>>aGree,
wher,' nil hi articles can ht had genuine
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

L was dream o. pcr:ec; bliss the poetry
BY Thomas HAYNES Bayey, aud .Natsmn Leaves
the words BY Boz--aS saas.by Nlr Serum. ara ,h4
iit!c, OF iwo pieces Of Music Just published BY
NilIct at l.g Broadway
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

\ positive tor the Salt RiieunL
\ beautiful DYE for The la!r-wLl not color the hil--
Warranted.
Each OF, these tob bllat Maiden Lauc and ,uch prco,
tl,lI. traits
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

''EIfr Prc;lci,cr,'' or Sketches oi Original Ser
chiefly selected from the Manuscripts OF Two eminent
Divncs OF the last century, for the OF Lay Preachers
an! Yong Ministers. whchis preyed Familiar Essay
on the Composition OF j Sermon A new edition IN TWO
volumes, 8vo, jus, published and for sale by
DAYTON K NEWMAN,
lOf Corner ot Fulton and Nassau 81.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

The bill repeating those sections of "Annct to
prevent Illegal Voting &c. require Rcgistra
ton Of Voters has passed the Assembly.
The Senate, by party vote has refused to ad-
ourr on the 81 81 Of March.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

FACTS ESowINCA positive STAY :or the Hair
falling out-Or restore I'm bald places
.ccain cure Tor al! Rheumatism and S"ei!eyi LiUtio
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

\, sea or on land all rhtr by the use
or Chapman> MAGis sSTRop 02 Wliam.>t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

IL PhrcnOIogy applied to Educnfion n nd
Sclf-IMproycIncnf, IN a Lecture by o. ;. FOWLER
TIN venIp, Clinton Hall. The Lecturer VIII so". !st,
rhat constitutes good heod ID facts showing the posi-
biy OF increasing and decreasing the organs; and, 5d TIE
ttanin" thi. desirable end, both in children
md in any for himself Parent, who conscious Of
lieects In their Children. vii DO Mc % attend no II
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

Locos "a; Wings Gin ltalcs) lG; Abstraction-
lists Gin small capitals) 3. Elcren Loco-Foccs
from this State including Wood of this city,
Ward Egbcr, Clinton, Dick Davis and c. a.
Floyd from the adjacent Districts, voted Indirect
ly for the ccnsurc. We should very much like to
know how 1fr. Babcock rWhig) of Orleans Co.,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

Bail nhonor u tc Hon. Henry Clay, he anniversary
OF hc ratification Al The Treaty OF GhenL
IJ- THE HENRY CLAY CLEB OF THE EIGHTH
WARD. will give n Ball at the TlvoLl SALOON, date
Richmond Hill iou>e on The nth OF February, lst, IN
ho.os OF The great Nrgoia,or and paclcaor Henry Cay
tic anniversary the ratification Of The treaty OF G%n
Tickets admitting Gentleman and La'lls, can i had a
the following gentlemen Coinnitiee OF Arrangements:
Wp IT, Sweet, POI Cana. JAS g. Motlet ~ rrEce "
t;iIron F.nuran Is kin. Geo B. Rollins, % Spring.
cha. vs. WS-th lbs Char,ouA H. S,outenburgh, 98 Prince.
Joseph y. Barnes 81 Canal. Lew liar! o. Mashneoh
YIN II (;reh Prince and Jas NJ. Murray, nj Wooster
Wnn,,er Rob. Honey 20 W Broadway.
David l. Crane sc Charlton. Henry Baker, 81 Thompson
Henry D. Moore, Is Fulton William Wells ll2 Ming
Harvey Hart, Gl Canll Edw H. Duva, l02 Charlton
Il. Glover, Watt and Hudson Charles III. L0veny, INoA
Wu NJ. Stone, Broadway Saloon.
and Howard. j3l III
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

Tickets for the remainder OF h: Cour,. ST. do for the
cning 25 cents; Teacher, bali price. 40 81
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

NoRNosISw ENrosEp, is the ,:,e Of
small work of 81 pages just issued !rom the
Wstc!,nlan= office. l26 fuiton->,. ltsecns pun,
gent bat VIC don't metllyr with theological con.
troyer,ie>.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

- THg WORKS or LORD BACON; no. MIL
has i,iS, been published By / Pest, So 'Bo,yerv,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

And when, too, you escaping from the
machlcssly horrible Bastilc, take, all along yo,4r
route, in the free as we'll the slave States far
is absolutely essential to your escape. The horse
the boat, the food. the clothing, which you re-
quirc; and feel no compunction for the jus
tihablc appropriation than does the drowning man
for possessing himself Of the plank that floats in
his way -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10
The following is one OF the resoln,ions:

= I ITC lUIIJWII2 + UIIC OF II- ICsIIITIIUIIo
IT hat we seriously and aiicctonatcly recon-
end, that in every town in this State our friends
nominate and otc for Liberty party men as can
didates for the town oficers-providcd there are
Liberty party men enough in town TO supply the
proper number of candidates and il there is but
part enough, then let friends only vote to fiji
those Offices which Liberty men can supply
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

FROM NEw GRASApA.-Thc following from
New Granada was received by the America. ar
rived on Tuesday nigh, from Carthagena. Dates
arc received TO the olst ult.3The Herald thus
sums up the news:
The most important piece of intelligence b. this
arrival Is the re-ncorporatlon Of the provinces OF
Panama and Nerlgua with New Granada. Both
provinces have agreed 10 conform TO the constitl-
ton and laws Of the government o: the republic,
and the latter assumes the debts OF the former.
This was promulgated on the 3lst December.
The next in importance is the settlement of all
difficulties throughout the country.
On the 18th of December the rebel party took
possession OF the English brig Jane and killed scv
New Granada and II. B. NJ. ship Charvbdi, iln,ne-
diately went in pursuit. and the 18th captured
them after a brief battle Sixty OF the rebels were
killed. manv thrsw themselves overheard. twenty
three were wounded. two hundred made prisoDrr>,
and among these Jose Antonio Pada, who
shortly atterward died of the wounds received in
this desperate fight. On the patriot side there
were one killed and four wounded This action.
which was said bv Che . Eco dc Nei-a. 10 have
been q splendid affair. ended The blockade of Car
thngcna And the New Gunadians. overiowing
with gratitude, presented 10 Captain De Courcy.
OF the Charybdis. the brig Marceino. which was
captured during the action.
On land, Carrona and Reasco, traitors,
haze been forced to abandon the seige of Carthage
ma, md the entire republic appears now 10 be rid
of the trlbe OF bandti which have infested since
1916. But before these rebels left they set hre 10
houses, and spread devastation all around
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

4 certain ard positive the lNes N al!
,warraHt,d cure ali Bruises Sca> AID other So,ss
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

II Franklin Iycrum.-Tke Lyccum viii meet
THIS (rhursday,l EVENING, l0i inst al The Corse@
Physician, and Snr.ron, No 359 Cro-by It he exercises
will commence O'clock and consist OF lecture by j.
D. Clark. W. D. and discussion the following question
:. Is of ccibacy more favorable to Happiness than That
of matriuouvn, lO. l..
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

TT For a Communication on Tarnuiany and Inc
Ta1f-News from Buenos Ayres, and Miscellaneous
Intelligence, see First Page.
" For MarT Ryan, continued gee Las' ase
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

@RsILRoAp Is WlskoSsAS.-A public meeting
hae been held in Grant County WisNonsan in tavor
Of constructing railroad from Milwaukee to the
Mssissipp. \ committee OF ihrty-eight was
appointed 10 meet at the Capitol at Madison, in
tnrtherancc OF this object. Should this be com
plctcd much of the lead trade. which now goes IN
the >ca-board BY the Mississippi. will find ts out
let By the Erie Canal. The Nilwaukic Courier OF
she 10Th ult say. that above 200 tons OF lead will
be sent TO the East from that place this spring.
The same paper says that a ton and a half otcop-
per. "a tinc as any they saw, was shipped for
this city few DAYS previous Large quantitie, Of
this mineral, also, will b, scntt this City
navigation is rc-opcned
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

T. The Rev. Prof EIOIdrich Of the Wesleyan
University will preach, by divine permission rh, CThur
day Evening, ut is john, Methodist Episcopal chaTch
Il Z O'Clock TO It.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

u Lecture nj the Ncw-NOrl8 Museum.-
THIS ENENING-lighly interesting experiment, WIN
the AirPump and other apparatus New and increased a
fractions, for all tie linnds useful and entertaining. know
ledge Tie enlightened and pnbicspirtcd citizens have
happily manifested tlcir gratfcaion in The new anh
.cicr,i,;G. Man. oi IN. i,.ti,u,ior fl9
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

u Brooklyn Hamilton Literary as-ocin.
rion A.Ccturc>.-Thc Twelfth Lecture OF The Course
viii be given Ibis (Thur>!nyl evening, the Lyceun, by
Prot. Jonathan Knight, VI. D., OF inc College.
subject: The Apparatus OF Motion IN Nan.
rio II f. TERRY Chm lee. Com.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

ARoLlrloS.-As we haze been twenty times
ca,cclised with respect to the truth of the state
ments made by correspondent who attended the
late State Convention Of Political ibolitiouiSis at
Peterborough, we publish the following extract
from the Addrcs. of that Convention to the South