New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-09


Free Trade system. To immorse t"o-tiifD' v
our population in mechanic arts, and render the"
dependent for bread on exchanges with ofe'sh
Nations would TO the same in principle and proo-
Div wore in effect than conhning %. TO AsricH''
ture almost exclusively. What j. essential to Ma
tonal well-bcng j. the iLtcrninging OF arih,i-
Mechanics. Manufacturers, and Producers OF every
class. 70 that the Product. Of Iadusry shall mainy
ind their markets within q short distance OF the
place Of their production, leaving 10 foreign Com
uerce it. appropriate function OF inierchansins
such article. as We can produce with greatest Ia
cilty for those which our climate or solI Is VI
| GENIAL. Esgl1nd may grow rich by importing
Agricultural Staples and exporting Manutic'ufe'
but tie Eugiisi iaborer will not: the cost OF
exchange and transportation is too great. In
Home Production and Home Markets, mutually
n1inistcring to and -uihcng for each other, and
saving the enormous expense, los. and compiler
ton Of Foreign Markets. we End the blessings OF
Protection.
WntT TYLERIsH TRIES 10 LIVE oN 1t VIII
be seen by a card in another place that Two oi Tue
,wcntv.fva person, who were said to have attend
ed the great Tenth Ward Tyler meeting tse other
evening disclam all participation in it, proceed
! ines Their name, were used a. members oi
Comniitec wthou; their knowledge. A. they are
arden,lv devoted to the interests OF HLNRi
CLAY, they desire no part Or lot in the support OF
John Tyler.
" JANEs G. MorFsr. Collector of Taxes in
the Eighth Ward, both for l34l and 1912, had
handed in his accounts to the new Comptroller be-
fore our statement of yesterday the subject. Ii
is needless to add that he j. Wing, and not At
all likely to prove de;aucr. He withheld his
books for Il time only because The true Comptroller
was barred out oi the Office ty the iicid-Oyer'.
We understand that the Collector oil the thirteenth
and probably some others, have submitted their
accounts to Mr.. Williamson.
~ Mr. JouS Fowler, who presided at
Public Meeting in the Tenth Ward, requests us to
leny that he was ever Vice Preside Of Clay
Club.
u By the Prospectus in another column 1t will
be seen that Minor NOAH intends to start Tyler
paper in this city as soon rs necessary arrange
,ucn,s can be- completed. OF course the hint Will
be understood Ohice-holders who heynt paid
their passage, will please walk TO the Mayors
office and settle Berths must be secured be-
fore the boat stars She il up for the head OF
Loco-Focoi.In, and there will be 10 stopping nj
intermediate points.
DoRR's INTERNATIONALLY understand that
letter has been received BY gentleman in tins city
from the keeper Of a ho,s in Kingston 7 {. stat.
ing that Thomas W Dorr was there at the time o
writing, which was one day last week lhere is
come probability that his j, true, for we doubt II
any person there il cnamorcd of his reputation
a. 10 pas, himself of for this redoubtablc hero
Of two campaigns.
iyTTrKs 10 PERSONS WHO ARE ENGAGED ~ DOMESTIC
SERVICE: BY Ms' tAIhARINr r. bttShtN " WV
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We wi,h every scrvanr-ay. and every master
apd mistress ioo--would read this excellent niue
volume. We know the world i, full of good adj
vice. even to rcpeion-Lnt the couscis here ten
dercd are 80 instructive So pertinent, 80 kindly
and truthful, that no servant can read them ana
not be rendered happier a. well aN better thereby
We entrcat every mistress OF household to buy q
COPY of TIN. wor, ans present it to her servants
raking caro- first to read and heed it herself.
10 TnouPsoSs BiNK NoTF REPORTER, pub
lshcd at s. Wall street, il one Of the very best
periodicals ot it, class published in the country
Ike number published this morning contains deS-
crip,ions of new counterfeit Elves On the Northern
Bank of kentucky; One Hundreds un the Bank
of Sandiskv. Ohio and Elves on the Bank "
Pouehkecpse. Ii has great amount ot 'alun'
bic Currency information.
~ The NEw-YoRk WtsHINGroSIAN l. no"
edited and published solely by JAMES BvRS''-
Its columns cvince ample resosrces and unweared
industry; and we trust the friends ei Temperance
will see that 1t is widely circulated. Weekly
Price only 5 per annum.
~" \ hey TO THE SHORTER CATEChlsh'
containing Explanations and and regular
series of Proofs on each Answer, seventh edition,
has ,ust been published bs John f. Trow. 1t Is
complete in its matter, and very neat in It's style
aud appearance.
| Avon SrRlNGs-Thc mineral springs at West
AVON in Livingston County have for several years.
though not SO generally visited 10y the Fashionable
world, enjoyed reputation Tor healing qualities
! scarcely inferior to those OF Saratoga We see by
Western papers that spring mas recently
been discovered there Of great value in the cure OF
,croula and kindred diseases. 1t is in the midst
of a beautiful wood and las been named the
Sylvan Spring.
| 10 \ three days meeting OF the MientS'
~. held al last Kingston. v H., commencing
on thc "a inst Above $1,000 was raised to spread
the principles Of the sect. Evidence was brought
! f,rwarl OF the rapid extension Of The doctrine OF