New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-05

cherish them as brothers; but we believe the pro-
| posed curtailment of the term Of probation now
required weuld be damage 10 tie Country and
blighting curse to the immigrants themselves
They are now plunged in our Political strtes and
recriminations quite early enough for their own
GOOD or ours-verv many of them before they can
read. and not few before they can speak the Ian
guage of the Country. The Right of Suffrage Is
no, weapon TO be welded or a privilege to be
epioyed, but high and solemn duty to be per-
formed with intelligence and uprigh,ness for the
Public Good. We do not believe the more VIZ
tuons portion of the immigrants desire any Such
legislation as Mr.. Walker proposes.
BuLwER's NOVELS, Four FOR DOLLAR
The Brothers Harper announce their intention to
publish Library of Select Novels, including
those Of Bulxer and James, the two great Ensilsh
novelists of the day, and such others, native and
foreign as are really worth preserving, at25 cents
volume each volume to contain novel COM
pletc. We have the first volume before US, con-
taining Pelham 1t is neatly and handsomely
got up, in octave form, with double columns
type good and fair, paper excellent. A new novel
ID
appear as IA volume of this Library. So goes the
world This is cheaper as well nea'er than
even the cheap Boston edition of SCOTS Novels.
We do not doubt now that the Messrs. Harper.
have fallen into the newest popular current, that
their command of first copies in England and
other facilities will enable them to take the lead
in it.
% The BRITIsn CHRONICLE, a new weekly
quaro at So per annum, was issued in this city
last Saturday by 2. Brown. 1t is of course de-
voted to European Intelligence, but liberal in It's
poIilics-its respected senior, the Albion, being
Conservative.
20 Brande's Dictionary Of Science, Literature
and Art, No. III, has just been issued by Wiley
& Putnam. Price % cents, and richly worth
double that. 1t is a real treasury of practical
knowledge.
~ THE WORKS OF FRANCIS BAcos, No. 81,
Essays on Sound and Hearing is just publish
ed by I. Post, SO Bowery.
WHEAT sc. 1S M1cHIGAs.-A correspondent
in West Bloomfield, Oakland Co. writes US on the
29th that they are in the midst of the Wheat Har-
vest thereabouts, and that the yield, though con-
siderably diminished by rust, will be large aver
age Weather fair buthot. One week more such
will complete the Wheat harvest. The Flour will
be sent to market in better barrels and in better
order than last year. The People, whether Wing
or not, are all in favor of Protective Tariff How
could they nationally be otherwise7
70 Gen Bennett has another letter in the San
gamo Journal, in which he apologies for not max
ing earlier disclosures, saying that he came out as
he had all the facts in his possession, and
that premature expose would have been worse
than nothing. He declares that most of The Nor
mons would " do, say. and swear to any thing that
Joe Smith directed and that most Of them are
g liars thieves, robbers, murderers, and every
thing tina, is vle low and groveling.
70 Tke Grand Jury, Jonathan Thompson, foce-
man. came into Court yesterday morning, and re-
ported that they had found four true bills ofindict
ment for perjury against Anthony l.. Frosch in
swearing in certain entries in the Custom Fl ouse.
| This is the case in which the Collector made 8
seizure some weeks since.
d Captain Stockton has had constructed a
wrough, iron cannen that will throw bal! weigh
ing ono hundred and twelve pounds. 1t was test
ed Wednesday al the Philadelphia Navy Yard
| The largest charge of powder used was ffty-fiye
pounds
% The salary of the Mayor of New Orleans is
$4,000 thai Of the Mayor of Hartford. Conn.
is $40.
RHopE IsLASs-The Providence Evening
Chronicle, which has pursued liberal and candi2
course through all the recent troubles, thus speaks
in mis- last of the existing state Of things in that
State:
We are more and more satisfied, every day, that
the original and honest portion of the so called
Suffrage party embracing quite large and re-
spectacle number of mechanics, tradcsmen, &c J
are peaceably and quietly awaiting the action of
,he OF delegates 20 be soon elected TO form
Constitution, and that they using their
influence TO quiet and calm the public mi,d
If the few neighboring radical prints (and it
seems il IS from this class all the trouble springs
would refrain from daily publishing articles cacu-
lated to infiane. agitate and disturb the public
mind, al would be well. The few bad and wick
| cd spirits now III the State, we can control and
keep under.
We can conceive of no earthly purpose to keep
UP ssch a naiignent warfare as the prints alluded
TO bent upon, unless il is to operate on some
| approaching election.
They are in error if they suppose The Demo
cratic" OF liberal party as it is sometimes de-
nominated) in this State, favor their proceeding.
We are satisfied that throughout State, tbe De-
mocratic par,ys decidedly and strongly in the ma
jori,y on the side of sustaining the present Gov
LII, IL.
than three fourtis of The entire partyare arranged
IN i!,s same SIDE All nf the rnst nncsrfi,I and