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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

NAVAL CesRr MARrIAL-Lieus. Noble, late of
the Q. S. ship Warren, who was tried before this
tribunal on charges preferred by Midshipman Wes-
'0n, has been fully and honorably acquitted. The
result was communicated to Lieut. w. in letter
''m MIR. Secretary Upshur en- Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12
Regency to the Life!

Hon. SAMUEL BEARDsLEY, the Regency candi-
date for Congress in Oneida County, who has cut
ou. Floyd the present square-foced Calhoun Loco
Foco, has been nterrogated by portion OF his
prospective constituents, who desire light or two
simple but very important points, viz:
/. Are you in favor of the New Tariff :
2. Would you vote to repeal it
The ex-Attorney General and Perish Credit
NC. responds that he he's not seen the Tariff
Ac:. and therefore ca NJ tell 'chether he IS tn
laror of it or not - But he kindly assured the
Woslgrowers Manufacturers and Laborers of
Oneida that he is not averse to duties Incidentally
Proteetioe
III the Producing Classe. of Old Oneida are
taken in by such jugsle this, they will deserve
the calamity which supporting such dissemblers
will bring down upon their heads. Send maa
to Congress who has not yet seen the New Tariff
and don't know whether he is in favor of it or
not Can such man be fit to represent such a
Constituency
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

SILK CONVENTIONAL New England Silk Con-
ysntion was held a, Northampton, Mass, on the
10th ult. Hon. EDWARD DIexINsos, of Amherst,
was elected President, largo number of dele
gates from various parts of the New England States
we're present, and many letters from practical silk
growers were read nearly all Of them ,cstfyipg in
warm terms to the full success. Of the experiment
80 far as it had been tried.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

MELAscHoLY AcclpEST.-A most melancholy
accident occurred on Thursday last, near Broken
Sword T. o. Crawford county, Ohio. Mr.. Au-
gustus Machold late resident Of this city, father
of Mr. Augustus Machold, Professor of Music in
the Blind Asylum, descended into a well which lie
had been digging; before he had reached the bot
TOM he fell senseless from the effects Of what are
called the damps. His wife Immediately ran to
a neighbor's about fifty rods distant and procured
the assistance of Mr.. c. Jacob, who Immediately
went into the well, when he became affected in
the same manner. Alr. Charles Scheller next de-
scended and experienced the same effects. His
father MIR. George Scheller, then went to their
assistance, and met the fate of the others. The
we'll was then cleared of the noxious gas By means
of fire, and the bodies taken out Vigorous efforts
were made TO resuscitale them, but they all
dead except the youngest Scheller, who has re-
covered. Philadelphia Gaz.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12
HE TRIBUNE.
The Diaerenee.


The Wings have SO Dis,ricted III. State of Mas
sceknsetts for the choice of Members of Congress
that on the poll Of 1899, when Marcus Morton was
chosen Governor by one majority, eve OF the p's-
.ric.s gave Wing and fire Loco-Foco rnaJorities !
the Wing majorities being respectively l2o4; 10Y J
SO; 1877; and 1868 the LocoF oco respectively o.o'
277; 1870; 2O4; and l442. These could hardly be
more equal.
In ohio. on the other hand, the Loco-Focos mad
the lead in Disricting; and they did it in such q
vav that, or an even vote in the State, they would
cs,,aipIy have had fourteen or yfttees, and the
Wbi.s kut SIC or seocm of the twenty-one Members.
Their Districts presented all imaginable varieties of
populssion, and they in case directly refused,
an none other than party grounds, to take County
N one and add it to another District, though it
would have greatly equalized the population OF the
,vo and rendered them far more compact and com
modious. But in Massachusetts the Districts are
all Of size except one, and that is the Wing City
of Boston, which has of20, ,000, being the
entire fraction of the State, while every other
responds precisely with the Ratio Of Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

TOUCH Going in for Miller's end of the
the world in l843, in order to get rid of Tyler
Administration.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

IMMENSE FLOCK OF GEEsE.-Whilst visiting
Hampton Beach on Friday last, we saw flock
Of geese abou, two miles from shore, numbering
more than twelve hundred. They were pursuing
a southerIy direction and moved forward in sim
Gle file with the utmost regularity. They flew in
nearly straight line and the extreme ends of The
flock were estimated BY several persons present
to exceed ona mile and half.
Exeter Newsletter.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

p The number of persons now in the Aims
Houses of this city is 2,677 in the Prisons, 1885,
Total 1915.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

ANOTHER STEAMER LosT.-1nformation was re-
..Hed at Cincinnati on Friday, of the loss of the
sssanooat Fort Pitt, q, Devils Island, She was
Pound down,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

NEw-YoRK AND ERIE RALRoAD.-An offer
has been made by the NcwYork and Erie Railroad
Company to furnish the iron for the road from
Bipghampton to Factoryve if a sufficient sum
j., raised to complete it between those places
The proceeds and management of the road to re-
main in possession Of those advancing the means
until they are reimbursed, principal and interest,
either by the tolls on the part thus completed or
by the Company. lOwego Gazettn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12
nATFNT- CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,

cHEacAL OIL BURNING b. FbGntbhs psbs to bs Ss1 ssl:
e Se sRpa R;s So LAMPS .ns from sf e,
99ssii III s ss as''fs sarasd No s@
others ssw ID very clean in IL properties and gyes
@ sine sstses .1 ge saa
tsa portaole or s,ain Common Lamps be altered
m n riding e burn s s9s ss The
esi;.t eLsiiy = wto are now using The article.
tst'liie'' VIZ J. q; HOOKER, 466 Broadway,
g-There Il no danger OF explosion IN either one 81
sse articles. Wv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

MAGAZINES and Periodicals for Oct.
dies and GcncnIan's Magazine Ladies' World OF Fashion,
Yoang People. Book, Boston aud Benuey's Miscellany.
&c; Farm HouSc The NIX Century with more Than
!1Up euLravmgS; Biblical Journal Christian Family Mag
anime, Edited by H. Root aud ID. Newell; Temperance
and other AmanacS; The Rainbow aud Radiant a aew
numerous aud witty Journal well cacu1ted please the
lively md gay. All of which will be sold wholesale ana
retail liberal discount made 10 these who sell hgal
N. B. 80 Agents wanted TO circulate Magazines, PERI
odicnls, &c.
r. = All Editors OF Papers who will copy the above
weekly and send copy this office, shall have copy OF
Inc Radiant or Farm House of the NIX Century .ent 10
them according as they may direct. A. }. SEXTON,
ol 3taw Ina No II Beekman Nassaust
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

FATAL Acc1DENT.-We learn from the keene
On. H.) Republican that Mrs. Blake, wife of MIR.
Edmund Blake. and eldes, daughter of air. Flea
zer Wood of Als,ead, was killed on Friday last by
the upsettins of wagon while crossing small
bridge near the Paper Mill Village in that town.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12
SoOUNS AND sTATtoNERY.-Th

DOUNS HN3 SINifUNEN - He
Dsubsc iber tas constantly ban Hnd offers or sale
general assortment ;uoaS aud Stationery, which he
viii cltr low n. any ~ the city sears blOie
Biography Sears Pictorial Bible, SCOTS Bible Christian
F.i,ly Annual Golden Treasury, J0sepaus Priyer ana
lynn Books resauus School Books, Stationery, Fancy
Articles. Perlumery, Peas, Ink, Paper, st. &c. &c
~ B-Agenls wanted in every town to sell new ana
popular School Books a. j. SE.NION
No. ii Be, kIal.st. corner Nassau, NewYork-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

WELL sab" Husband, don t know where
that boy get his bad temper-not from me, m
.ure.
"No, my dear-for don 1t perceive that you
have Lost any -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12
SN ATER-POWER TO LET, from

w 10 50 horse power, with suitable ROOMS, 10 The
qte W.siino,cn.s,reer s!3 lr1
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

Letters to August 6, received by this arrival, say
that the political differences had srbsided, peace
prevailed, and the colony was in prosperous con-
dition. a spirit of agriculture was more and more
apparent. The missions were Il, urshing,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

STRAIGHT Our.-A New Hampshire Loco-F oco
mas made his will devising $4,000 on his death
md $50 900 more on the death of his wife, to be
Placed in the hands of trustees and safely invested,
nd from the interest $500 is to be given annually
to The author OF the best essay advocating the pro,
abaion of all Paper Money, and the adoption of a
purely Metallic Currency, and 5000 for the best
essay in faver of absolute Free Trade and Direct
Taxation. Finally the whole principal of the fund
h,obe given to the School Fund of the first State
whichrs,crly ex,irpa,es Paper Money.
This i. the way to talk. Why ca n, VIC coax
hre Loco. Focos to be as frank and explicit as a
dead one1
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

70 The Providence Journal pointedly contra
diets the assertion so frequently made that the
Van Buren, party in Rhode Island, as party are
friends of Dor and his abettors. Some of the
mos, prominent members of that party in the Le-
slsature are his staunchest opponents and haye
Uniformly supported all the measures to sustain
the State authority. Every town in the State, ex-
'spt two Wing and two Van Buren,, gave mejori-
ass for King There were but three Van Buren
swns tha, voted against the Constitution proposed
lythe FIRST legal Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

FRoM MosKcv1A, (AFRlCA.) )-The brig Gre
clan, Lawlin, arrived on Sunday Philadelphia,
from Monrosia, having left that place on the 9th
of August. Capt. Lawlin gives farther particulars
Of the capture of the schr. Mary Carver, Capt.
Farwcl, of Plymouth, Me-, and the massacre of
lhe officers and crew of that vessel. He says ' it
had been surmised that some provocation led to it.,
but after strict inquiry have found that none was
given; and they did it, they say themselves, for
plunder. This can be depended upon, as have
had it from persons who were eye witnesses to it.
They are bad race, and deserve to be severely
chastised Two years ago, while in command Of
the Atalanta, they arrested my men, aud were |
not known as nm old trader, they would probably
have captured my vessel. They easily be cas-
'iga,ed the landing is fair having myself landed
there often while trading with them few years
back
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

% " The PICTORIAL PRIMER, being an Intro
duction to tho Pictorial Spelling Book designed
as First Book for Children, by R. Bentley, is
Just published by Saxon e. Miles, eos Broadway
In the hands Of good teacher, it will greatly IA
cilitate the acquisition of elementary knowledge
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12
WHOLE no. a5O
MISS oRAM'S BOARDING AND

DNl tfUUII IhuTSInv, 6lh
September. st No. 50 Hammora street.
Mr. aud A1r>. BLEEcgER, for Macy years at hchead OF
popular Female SsnuJry NesicheseE County
ard with Mss Orsm this City, having taken the extern
sivc Mansion No DC HammontTeet. will opea Boarding
and Day School Tor Young Ladies Thursday, Sept, 9Th
The buildng ald grounds elegance, convenience and
healthy location. surpassed by any similar nsltu
ton the city.
Miss DRAM, with assistants will aesd 10 the instruction
OF the young ladies' and the domestic department w be
uGae the superipicndeEcr OF Ms. Bleecker. s2u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12
r S. REDFIELD, Bookseller and Sta.

- TONER Clinton HAIL corner OF Nassau and Beekmnn.
streets has constantly sale assortment OF Theological
CLASSICAL and Miscellaneous, and Schoobcoks and station
ary a! the lowest cash prices. !eIu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

TyO.R SALE, very low, an excellent
L Atwater Stove large size. nearly new. Apply at No.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

~ We are Glad to learn that lard.oil manu-
factory is in process of erection at Marshall: we
have no, heard Of sny movement of the kind IN
Detroit, as yet. good article of lard oil Is now
retailing in this cy al Is per gallon, transported
hiaher from Cincinnati and sold at proht. IL
can be made here and sold at a much lower rate
with the same profit Detroit Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

The OXFORD BgAR-A bear weighing zoo
pounds was recently killed at Greenwood, County
OF Oxford, and has been trough, to market in sh's
city. go Portland ADV.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

VALUABLE FARM FOk SALE
Situated u Southport, about three miles honl the VIZ
laue OF Elmra, County of Chenuug, lying on Sec'aye
Geek combining 6J acres OF land, considerable part Oh
which Is under c1callent Improvement j mere arc
NO Houses and two Orchards ON tie Farm, and Barns
sheds &c and il could be very easily divided into TWO
parts II considered to be OF the best Farms IN ihe
npc horlinod and will he sold reasonable terms.
iioure OF a. LAMB, No 595 Four,lisrect, or oi
nln lIn4 A kONkl.E r.. YinRp Of Elmrn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12
BOARDING SCHOOL.-lrviug Insti

ESUARUINN SCHUUL.-IrVlnS Insu-
I ? tute-!in English and Classical Boarding School tor
lars r.ceivedl-wM. p LYON \. NJ and CHAs. II. Lyon,
A. ", Principals.
Circulars containing references catalogue OF patrons and
all desirable Information. bs had application III.
institution, the bookstores OF W. A Celnan 2 Broad
way r. lockwood, Al Sroadway; H. y 5 RayEor, IS
Bowery; T. J. Crowen, 6SS Broadway.
y. R.M inter snS,inn Owens on lhs ii November. o6
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12
COMBINATION oi

The Locomotive and Boston Card Presses for CnEd
Prin,ing also every description OF Job Printing The
Smith Power Press tbs superior Rust Press also, the cee
hrs,ed Press BY Emery London the aaiy this
couny~hich presses for speed beauty and eSecur N OF
work, be surpassed in the city. The location this
establishment lis john street. 81 coer
PEARL where orders Ppng executed aIthe shortest
notice, and in style equal thing yet produced, by
F9IGER L SUTTON, Printers
Inok No TX Iobn :, pear Pas In,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

NXTATCH GLASSES.-The:subscri
wv Der effers for sale his stock OF Lunette Patent
Patent Flat, c-mnon Round, and Halt + ai atch Glasses
in convenient lots, at No John-sireet, Gp stars
nj Inn JOHN GRAYDON.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

pANNER SILKS. of all widths. con-
4 SANITY on land and for sale by
oio ig A ARNOLD CO., - Canal st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

A MES SHOVELS AND SPADES
n 4 complete assortment for sale by
oY MITCHELL WITHERELL, 9i John-S'.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

nEW in Ascension Church for sale
Pew No. Is on the ground floor, In the BODY ol ihe
Church. Apply No. 7g Souih-Strcet JeI4
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

pHRNIX SAFES-SCOTT'S Patent
E Safes for sale low. 70 close consignment 9y
'oI1 81 DAVENPORT & QUINCY, 81 John-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

HATS. CHEAP HATS Three dol
lar Ha,s-Just finished, the most splendid article
ever offered to the public Eegant short nap Moleskn
Hats the low prise OF S. Also article a 81 80, equa
IN durability and us,re those COMMONLY sed at S5
BROWN, Practical Halter i6 Cenasrect one door above
Sullivans. S23 ln'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

4 WI AMI PLdlN GLaSS OF every
~ descrp,ion.-G irandoes, French aud English Porce
LAIN OF all kinds new Hail Lamps Astral Lamps and Shades
OF all sizes and patterns from Is 20 per cent saving to
country merchants, hotels and families, ia applying AT
STOUVENEL CO.'S Factory No. 20 God.street, and a,
store No. IS John street, wholesale and retail
All articles matched 10 any patterns Goods ssnt 10 any
the country free o! package Carriage So ns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

M ANTtD-A partner in a snug office,
business worth $500 per annum-S25o will purchase
an interest. None but cash customer need apply
o0 2tr NICHOLSON, 85 Lbcrtv-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

GHOVELS and Hollow W are---loo
- dozen L w. s. Eddy's cast steel s9ovesi luv u
do iron Shovels $50 good assortnens OF houo" "''e
on hand and Tor sale by q, on ..i,
nj r.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

M ANTED-At 81 l-2 Courtandt-st..
w Partner in profitable business, with small
NV, -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-12

THEAP STORE..-WINDOW Glass,
" PAINTS, OILS, &c.
500 :" :" 9 by II 10 0by -.
l00e 10 by ii To - by l8.
IO0e and Picture Glass, Is by Is
TO q by so.
500 French Window aud Picture Glass, 68 TO 32'@a
1000 kegs White Lead, - lbs. 10 500 lbs
2OOO lbs Paris and Chrome Green.
bbls NeatstoOt Oil.
20 Spirits Turpcnline.
lspn lbs Imperial Green IN Can. 10 to 20 lbs.
80 hbs Glue, (Asent for Peter C0oper
10 cases British Lustre or Stove Baeking.
D bhlS. Venetian Red (tngllsh.)
10 cases Chrome yellow, (Balmore)
500 lbs. Ground Prussian Blue, Warranted pure.)
leo bbls Whiting; 80 do elders Whiting.
For sale by A SCI tNCk, Sh DISl>lun-st. Olu iW
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
ST. AUGUSTINE, May 2l +.
MORE INDIAN OUTRAGES!

We have the melancholy duty Of again
chronicling the marGcr nf several Of our
ciIlzens, by h- willy savage. A letter
from Santafer. (Mineral Sprinss.) under
date oi 18th Insi., states, that on tho day
before. the Indians killed Two men, uamcd
Van Zandr. wirhiu miles Of that place;
and that on that morning (l5rh) they aI-
tackled the house Of Dir. Moses Cas0n,
within Tour miles Of San,atee, aud killed
bis wife and one child Mr.. G. escaped
with one child, but was himself dangerous
y wounded. A party of FIVE persons i'm
mediately wen, out FOR the purpose Of bu
rying the dead; but they had mol procccd-'
over half Il mile. when they were fired
upon by about twenty Indians. and one
man. (Mr. Osteeni MORALLY wounded.
The mail rider from NewnanviIle siares.
that after this affair. gentleman. whilst
proceedi to New River, WIS fired upon
by Indians. he. however. succeeded in
making his escape.
Al, ,tler lrrier. from New nansvllc, writ.
ten " hlsr the mail WAS being closed, states
the house ol Mr. Ward. some or 10
Indians iu the uighl. Re>ult not known.
Siuce The foregoing was in type. we
learn from gentleman just from Pilalka,
thai the Indians. after their outrages in
the vicinity Of Santafee, wended their way
Snuth;--their tr.,il was discovered aboui 6
miles from Fort Wakahooia. Lieut.. Ba.
Eer Immediately proceeded To the place.
With six mounted men, and while exam
iring the trail was surrounded and fired
upon by about 25 warriors. Two of his
men were killed by The Gre, aud another
unhorsej. who was Instantly stabbed -
Lieut.. Il. and the other three men made
good their escape TO the Fort Al! the
disposahlr fnrce Of the 7lh Infantry, about
500 meu. are in pursuit.
The perpetrators are doubtless n band of
runaway Greeks" under The chief Ocfa-
kachse. having siIh him Tfgeriaii. VIM
was not kill d az supposed. They have
committed hose horrid murders in revenge
for the surrender OF Hdieek I'usienuggee.
We have now the lnmenrable proof that
this desperate bandi'Si will fight ill they
are anuihilalct: Sixteen or seventeen
whites. i, is reported. have been murdered
in this last attaek--more than have been
killed q, any one time. out Of the field Of
kalile. II should now be a trar Of ertsr-
Hgiion to The end. We have great con-
nee IN Col, Worth, bun we must think
llsA steel has been tempered with mer.
100 Why mol call out n hundred
OF ss gallant woodsmen OF Alachun
lHaa hia. whose knowledge Of the
roaaity ronikiueI with the perseverance,
AID tsra d Eiss command, will dispose
III illsss gfees pseas!aes in shor, order?
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-01
Eaom Ge N Y Sun.
TRUTH LIZ iKING OUT.

Amidst NIL the fury of denunciaiion
which - poured apon the heads OF the
people IN Rhode Island, the truth and jIs-
tice Of the case are so apparent that they
cannot be concealed. From The clouds nl
dust aud smoke raised TO obscure them,
they will starsup like the ghost of Banqco
to fright tbs fearful souls OF their murder
ers. A majority Of the journals that have
been so abaslye towards the suffrage party
have eyidea.ly beeu desirous in point OF
fact. if they had dared to confess il, that
no change should be made in that State,
hut that the landholdinc few should con-
,iuue 10 lofdii over the many.
To this general rule we now end Que
exception 10 The Albany Evening Journal.
That paper knows how Ia be abusive as
well as auy offs cotemporaries. and The
suffrage psuple have been very roughly
handled byii. But it now begins % feel
the force Of public opinion. Il sees The
storm thassis rising, aud has The sagacity to
look on, III time for saf, retreat. II ad-
mi,s that the people Of Rhode Island are
striving for nothing bur their right. and
that they have ouly erred in pursuing them
by wrong means II declares that when
the peoplosof Rhode Island demanded u
consliluiicn recognizing 'rhe largest lber
iy." ilahonld have heen promptly granted
-,hai ii'c people Of n sovereign State have
righs5u say iha, They will not live any
longer under a Royal Charter" /, coz.
fcsses that this charter imposes ..a mos,
anti republican and arisrocralic res 'ricliou
upon 'heriaiit of fsufTrnge"-rhat the peo-
pie of Rhpde Island must and will be IN.
vested with the great aud precious prens
aiive ofyusing. Assuming thai what II is
pleased 10 cali rehelliun i, now at an end.
il warns the charter government against
pushing It's ahvaniage-and adnioni>hes il
not TO presume too much or too 10 ,g upon
the popalar forbearancc. IL also advises
the callingofa convention al the earliest
opportunity, for the purpose OF framing a
constitution.
This is;ruth wrune from one of The jour
mails that has been iur-inost in heaping
contumely upon the people engaged in the
movement for establishing a constitution.
Il shows haw the pressure ofpublic opinion
begins 10 be fell. II shows that the au
thori'y ofihe royal charter is already vir-
iualty. if fnOi legally. dead and gone-,hal
il is not respected, aud ought not TO be-
The whole standing army OF the United
States gathered upon The soil of Rhode
Island. could not now restore that author
iiy, or force submission 10 charter granted
by British King TWO hundred years ago,
A much higher pewe. than standing ar
mics has annuiled it forever. II eau no
more be restored than the tide of time can
be rolled back to the period when il iirs
received the royal signature. 1t has had
It's day--its mission is accomplished
Hencefofth it will be mingled with the
dust Of pas; ages