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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-07

LITERARY pRoDucr1oSs.-The editor of the
Baton Rouge Gazette prides himself on i'm
proving Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Ges and we think we have a right to do so,
since our efforts to improve that most beastIy
Of all'hogs, the editor of the Herald, have been
attended with partial.success.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-07

TuE COMING ELEcrIoss.-Goy. Ro-
man has published his proclamation in the
in the official organ OF ,h.S state. notifying
electors, Parish Judges, &c. that the cleo
ton for Representatives from the State
Congress, and for both branches of the,
State Legislature, will be holden on the first
Monday of July.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-07

0Ihe Cincinnati correspondent of ti.co
Louisville Gazette says-''the prospect for
the wheat crop in the Miami valley, has
not been so fair for the last twenty years.
If it yields as hounteonsly as it promises.
wheat after harvest will be down to thirty
seven Ger per busheh
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
TIE BEAUTY OF LIBERTY.

When the dance Of tie shadows
Atihe day break is done,
'ea And lhe checks of the morning
Are red with the sun;
Whsftlle sinks in his glory
r' Ateve, from the view,
- And ealls up the planet
10 blaze in the blue,
There is beauty. aBut where is the beauty to see,
More proud than the sight of nation, when free'
When the beautiful bend
OF the bow wac above,
Like collar oflight,
Ont bosom oflove,
y'hea.ihe mooan1her mildaess, -.---..-
lst:ipg oAhigh. ~
f.iNe q banner Of silver
Hung out on the sky,
FAeres beauty, But earth hath no beauty to see,
More proud than the front of nation when free.
In the depth of the darkness,
Unvaried in hue,
When the shadows are yelling
Tne breast of the blue
When the voice Of the tempest
At midnight is still,
And the spirit of solitude
Sobs on the hill,
There is beauty. But where is the beauty to see,
Like the. bread ueamiDg brow of nation when fteef
In The breath ofthe morning.
When natures awake,
And calls up the chorua
To chant of tho break;
In the voice nfthe echo
Unbound in the woods,
In the warbng offs streams
And the foaming of foods;
There is beauty. But where is the beauty to see,
Like the thrice haow'd sight ofa nation that's freel
When the striving Of surges
Is mad on the main,
Like the charge of a column
OffIunes on tie plain;
When the thunder is up ... ...
From his cloud Graded sleep,
And the tempest is readng
The path ofthe deep .
There is beauty, But where is the beauty to see,
Like the sun-brlliantbro of nation when freeP
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
PHILADELPHIA, ONO. THURSDAY JULY 81 1872

Have llived haPFy' No, not completely; it is never
for nOrias so to be. But can lay my hand upon my
heart. and thank the Great Master that the sunshine
has been far otener than the darkness of the clouds
Dear brother the world has misery-but it is plea
SAINT world STILL and affords much Joy to the dwelIers
As Nathan ceased his brother looked up in his flee,
like man unto whom simple truth had for the first
time been revealed. w. w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21

Trouble in hewig,oam 1t is stated that Joe Smith,
the celebrated Mormon Prophet, has quarrelled with
Rgdon and Bennett two of his chef aids, Some hard
swearing passed beween these saints during the quar-
rel The Prophet turned both Rgdon and Bennett out
ofhe synagogue. Bennett thinks of writing book, &.
showing up the preteGsions orJoe Smith to the gift of
prophecy. The schsm is said to be ncurabe. If so,
there will probably be some strange Developments
anon.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21

The VERY DNE. "A Frenchman who was exhibiting
various SACRED relct and other curosteS produced a
mOng olherthings sword, which he assured his visi-
tors was "de sword dat I3aaam had when he would
kill de ass
A spectator remarked that Baaam had no sword,
hut only wished for one.
'''VeEAEalt her fePred dis is she ver eae-hs sh-
ed for 81 ANa--
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21

MILLkRIsa.- The doctrines Of MI Miller, that the
world is coming TO end in l843 appear TO be gain
ing ground. Hisfolowers recently held camp mee-
ting in New Hampshire, and the Boston Mail says:
Evidence was brought forward That not less than sew
en- hundred Clergymeu are believed TO be engaged in
preaching Mier's principles; while partonly fix up
on any precise time. but believe the advent near hav-
ing given up the beIiefo millennium to take place on
earl6t or iu mans present state of existence The mum
Der peope who coincide in the general principles of
Mr.. Miller are supposed BY him to be not less than
million. IL some parts Of the Soulh and West these
doctrines are extensively embraced aud rapidly spread
;nG' fHf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21
VOL. 8 NO. %. WHOLE NO. Isl

WoEDERFUL FEAT OF Doc. - The follow
ing feat Of a dog was y, sierday communities.
ted TO us by one who was an eye witness 10 it:
"A setter dog belonging 10 one Oft work.
men engaged in pas erng the ceiling Of the
poriico TO the Treasury building, essayed TO
moun, the scslfol d by the ladder (Which Wss
nearly perpendicular) IN pursuit of his master,
He gradually asceudsd between fortyand fifty
r unds and was within or 10 feet Ofreaching
his destined spot BY this nme he evidently
became much lalIgued and held on with great
difficulty. The officers in the building and Du-
metous pasSers by in The street looked on with
deep interest, expecting every moment that the
poor dog would tumble from h's lofty height
and be dashed 10 ,pteees.sTo rptwn BY the way
{ he had assembled wasimpessibie. Asif sen :
slble of his dangerous situation he seemingly
gathered up all his remaining strength for q
last desperate effort 10 save himself, and to The
sstonishmeDl of the lockers on, leaped through
the rounds of the ladder towards window in
the second story Of the building, which vas at
distance ofabou, twelve feet from hlm. The
dog, being somewhat above the window, jum-
ped at slightly descending angle, which en-
abed him 10 catch with his fore fee. the SILL
when gentleman, who was standing at the
window watching bis movements, seized him
by the neck and rescued him from his iDpen-
ding fate.-NdL Int
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21

One ofgreslest crimes Of The clergy, lie
said to consist in negIeciing TO denounco in
the most pointed terms, the Elm Of 'cheaing
the pin'ets
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-21

LBERTAs IB cce''where liberty dwes, there
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

II hEOTIgR VOICE ~ oMS LAND.--iientien,e,l
NV wife had taken cold. which finally brcant
sea, ri upon her in Suc! manner that illumination OF The
Irnos ea.tcd, accompanied wl rattln" in the throat,
,.at ,he considered dangerously III and given NJ, by
,,yo ein-s physicians; but having heard Compound
Horr hound Candy spoken of in the highest terms concI-
det to purchase n order To giyeit trial. and
happy u say the Of restoring her perfect
=heaih wM. VANDEWATER,
corner g9tiI and 81 Avenue.
To Me.>rs. J PkAsE 4 SoN, 45 Dvislon-sirfci.
Sold al IS Dvision-street. and 10 AstOr liOu~. ml
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

IL lecture a'rcc 10 AHA needing Of tk .
Ward Young Mems Total Abstinence Society will ge q
"wednesday cvrnin". 2d inst. = O'Clock IN the MAJ
Strset Church, corner OF Henry On winch occanaA
o. :. Fowler will deliver lecture tlic Law, Of Lhe ~
the Principle OF the Human Constitution, dfyelopd.
the sciences 0 Plrenoloey and Physiology, applied t0I-
abstinence from al! alcoholic aud stimulating drink. J.
Address by the Rev Dr. Pattes The public ing
attend. nj.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

Nix. MAPFlrT's LEcTuRE.-Prof. J. n. Maiitt
lecturcd last evening before fair audience at the
hurcfl in Mubery-strcot His subject was the
character OF the English Language; il was dis
cusscd with more trilliancy and effect than sound
philosophical insight, and, if not entirely satst;c-
tory TO the thoughtful and nqnifng student, was at
least well calculated 10 please the ear and the
taste by its elegant periods aud the finished and
effective though occasionally too theatrical man
ner in which it was delivered. He traced the
history Of the English Tongue from its SaNo"
source, and spoke Of the rich accessions in strength
nnd beauty it has received from kindred languages
Mr. Mattt is TO lecture at the Tabernacle on We'd
nesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

SroRMs-auebec papers say that there has
been uore snow there during the present season
than Tor many years before. On the 10th ult tho
fall was very great and several shops were demo-
i,hed by the masses which fell from the surround
ing ledges of rock. No lives, however, were lost.
The ST. Johns. H. B., Chronicle mentions a
severe storm whcl, occurred there on the l7th.
Chimneys were blown down, fences and trees de-
molished and much damage experienced.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
To the Editor of The Tribune !:

i o INC E6tsor o} nc Ttohte
SrR-l arn 6oarler the house. OF Madame T. who Is
celebrated for the excellence OF her table Regularly her
dinner i, served precisely three; and liz who not
there the time near ~ may expect 10 have cold meal
run chance Tor the fragments. II happens i'.y
davs .nce had barely time reaci, y boarding
Lou for the warm cui held your paper IN ny
and-anda paragraph headed Singular Escape" attract
ed M attention. becaait ntcr,sted and read and read,
until that coniounded magic razor strop near ti-
end. n passion struck the paper in two pieces acr"'
nv ler AMI tried bccorut cool The cOi,-
quences-a cold dinner Now, Mr. Editor you'd ak IL
as kindness that you viii publish r9re OF siiose tat
a, call then OF liza, Chapman. OF Go William street.
know his slrop he good i!r.t rae,butl 30 not Ike
second rat. dinner OF - b. granting my
quest you will greatly oblge StIssOtS
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

PEsssILrAsA.-A bill has been reported By
Nh Gamble from the Committee of Ways and
Means, 10 pay Of The pu5lic de5t OF the State.
Ii proposes 10 raise $1,000 900 annually b. taxa
tion TO be apportioned among the Counties. each
TO raise its share il pleases. This would soon
bring matters straight
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

II. GentIcIncu's thanksgiving Sty't-BlRD, g
ntr o Pine and Nas,au.street will introduce the SPr7
pattern Of Gcnllemen's Hats THIS DAY. He ohces
examination OF the game, confident they will command q
tnued patronage, we'll on account oi the nenes D.
fabric the cIogance and durability OF their fms.
BIRD, corner OF Nassau and Pln"-sifccls, NJ
i. D. BIRD, I03 Chesnut->t. Philadelphia.
mi pu
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

LEGAL MuRpER.--A poor wretch named Tanner was
publicly executed ST Martinsvlle Louisiana, few days
ago. The e.ecutoner bungling fellow seemed az II ':
consigned to hi. hands Them when the cart Withdrawn,
the slipped. the criminals feet touched ,hs ground
and finally. in order allow the rope perform lis Office
the c1ecutoner compelled ri>. him by the rs, and
hold them until lite extinct When will law
lcgaizs such shocking brutality?
There other species of legal murder as bad that
The ignorant physician kills his patient lets him die be-
cause he does not know how him. The @nora!nuS
who up be- doctor and doses ont his no,trum with
out knowing from another; and likely To Hill
rs cure legal murder. Thus is tta, tho tru.
learned and slul apt share portion OF public cen.
ri; the ignorant and deceul An able and cXpeT'.
cci phys blessing 10 the comunliy>nCl j. our
nei. .hbor, r. Sherman; and than hat he does mp
his medicine, INTO Lozenses 80 that any body can tahe
theU Slcrinan's .OLengt> or#Ougat to be-, III The
lu,u;i every body WHO has cold, cough headac.
any other complaint l! Nhs,al-st his only office ~
this city, his Agents per advertisements, and get
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
CIVIL. COURTS.

MoND,Y, February 2
The February term OF this Court ofentd to-day -,
Judge Be,is, when the following gentlemen awswerej :
their aameS and We're sworn A. Grand Jurors jobs.
Petr:S, foreman: lle2ekal ". Boane!l, Irah : ca-
;cr stephen Conover. Gilbert DAVIS, Eli Goo.iwa \
man Hckok, Gilbert HOPKINS Trad iIa~Iey Davit l..
o. 1Inpran, Ahisia STh, John j. ScheTuccho-n Coz,
{. ;.rurGier James Van No>rand. John y. Wendell s
4 charge from the Court, IN winch twas stated ,E4,
siderable business woGld be presented tor Their a.te
Grand Jury retired To therroom the names otPetl.-o
wer. ;lieucallr! and the Court sdjous,; we,neshy
TIE ease Of Payma>ter Herring, Tor converting pcs
money 10 hi, own the two scamen belonging to :
bril, Cicero recently brought home IN the soopN.x,
Peacock charged with reyolt and munv the captain u
mate OF ship Henry Clay for crael punishment 10 "
liam Roncll and several for revolt, &c. ars arsr
thos, on the criminal calendar
The District Court viii open a. 10 AMI HE C!rcui, Al
O'Clock. until farther notice.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
r Mercantile Library 4Association.-i

hr Mercantile Library !AssOciati0n-H
chants who may be III want O Clerks are nvted " a
the Mercantile Library Association, where " Ressn
Members out of employment" is now OPEN The Kesfs
specifies the name residence and references % each a
cant with all requisite information in regard 10 h: qEf-
cations.
An unemployed members OF the Association vino have;
vet entered tci! names. requested % 90 80 wlll9a
Iay The Register kept by the Iibrarian and wl Ns
hibcd 10 Merchants ond unemployed Clerks only.
BY order. ISAAC III. BAILEY, Ret. ~
Clinton Hall Feb q, l2t2 lgi 6t Tia ) MIuIl,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

LATE rRoa HAvRE.-Ihe ship Damascus
Capt Bliss, whose arrivaloti this port was mea-
toned yesterday left flayrs' on the 4th ut eleven
DAYS later than previous accounts Before pro-
ceetlins to New Orleans Sic Sent=up 4 lcttc: |" .
commercial house. which contaned nothing par.
tic,ilar in relation to the Cotton market. Frces
remained shout the same as ut last adyires, with
a large stock on the marker
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

HowE,s HYGEINg HoREHouSD CASDY.-Tile attention Of
the public respectfully culied this important remcd:
for hoarsenes6 Sore Throat, Coughs and every symptom
leading 10 the Strssn9 disease that OF all others IS most
fatal IN this country Public speakers also, WHO after
ordinary exerion lind their lungs painful
staiv sending test Inouv he almost mitae relief the
receive which il the proprietor siouh publish. would Ill
whole column. OF the public papers Sold. wholesale and
retail at 492 Broadway corner OF LoMard-slreel.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

!. O. TAYLoR's LECTURE. Orvllle iaylor
lectured last evening before the Mechanics lnsrl-
tutc al the Society Library, upon his long studied
subject of Education, to an audience much smaller,
we presume, than it would have been but for the
many other lectures, concerts and other attlac-
tive assemblies in various parts Of the city. In .
familiar style he enforced the high importance oi
sound moral and Intellectual culture to the we'll
being of Society well a. of the Individual. and
exposed skiItully many Of the defects in our pre-
sent systems of Education. He spoke, also, in
terms otjust severity Of the accomplishments TO
which the rcn interests Of our young ladies are too
often sacrificed He is TO lecture again upon the
same subjac, st Rutgers Institute on Thursday
evening
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
!. AWTEKS DIARN

CALESpaR or TIE CouRr OF COMMON prs .r.-s =
rAsT FISTS ;5 SO, 81, s. ;, 275 S. 81, % 81 81 DAT
IS. III - ~ %, 81 .lg
rAsT IT, S5IoSp MEETS AT ocLocH-'2, le lis
lilo, Il2, ia, He, lis, in. l2ee ia; l.i t,
u Sreca! term Suprrne Coart Albany
L. :. D;stric! Court Term commence x. Y
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

10 The Presbyterian Church at Persin, Catta
,augus county, was burned on the 18th ut. Til
fire took by accident. Loss $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

r a man named John Baker living about
seven miles from Lancaster, Garrard Co. Ky, was
shot in an utray few days since, which caused
his immc diale death
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

u The R.INERs give another OF their popular Concerts
at the Society Library Room l, evening an! viii appea
again in their Summer Costume.
We understand that they will give Concert at Ncn-ila-
ven to-mo,roa' and Hartford THURSDAY evening.
Our readers in those cities may prepare themselves for an
agreeable entertainment.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

MONDAY, February .
William Shaler, EtG acting as District Attorney
,Jo>rpH LAWRENCE and rsrnHN LoCNAt,S, tolorr,l r
wetetrcd tor Burglary inth- 2ddcgrre nhreaking hne
the window into the store (occNpied also dwciurl
John ,>.ler No 10 Lconas->raei on the night o! ,hy
January last. and stealing number Of pannlooNs Of q
value of Sls Officers Bowyer and McGra;h arrested r>
prisoners and found four OF The coats and parN u
panaIoons in The >lnp Of Lanty Mcouadc in Culbarpe,
where the pri> sold Them, and also pair OF pan;a
in the house cnlored woman in Oran.r-stree, W.T.
the prisoners Informed the officers they had lcl the aH
which were all identified hv i>>ler as his Tbs Jury
them guilty. and the Court senlcnccd them 10 the s.
prscr-.4ockman Tor years. and Lawrence Tor yerDt
month
.oHN CoApY tried tor an assault and battery, vii.
tent 10 KILL Christopher idney OF No. 81 AlulberysIg
the night of the 24l January last by presenting oac
pistol and ,nappin. il Al him IN the house OF complains
yo or three times at about hall past O'Clock IN the eveG
The accused came in and demanded the surrender bach
him OF some clothes he had given To Mrs Coady after
ja,F o, his yCoaiv's) WIFE This complainant rpfu.s.
whoai The previous consent ot his wife; when Coaiy a
he yoi have. the clothes blood, AMI snapped the gs
ol which flashed ir thc pan He rcprimed and thrt.
the pistol through The banns,ers, snapped ia second
when he was secured By the wau,hman, and chmse
powder and tour buckshot found N tie pl,ioas also pa
der in a ras aud paper in hi, pocket Fof tho jecm
was proved bv one witness. Riley, that Kidney called
the adzc 10 strike Coady before the latter snapped The
toll Others however. cOntradIctcd the statement The
tempt 10 prove Coady crazy completely tailed fheJg
found the prisoner guilty, recommending him 10 mercyi,
the Court sentenced him 10 the State Prison for years
MARGARET MuLnooN was putuponh her trial TOR abaasH
men Ia haying abandoned her innnt child OF about S0
weeks old in the OF 59 Elm-street on mat sevt-
an,i O'Clock III the evening ~ the later part OF No'r
Der last ahcchild dressed and was taken IN by NJ
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
= He r RlBU N e.
SE1y-YoRK. TUESDAY, MARCH /.

r Those who desire have this paper left a: their resi-
cncea will please their at the Publication Oi-
ice No so ann-stresi. By doing SO they viii be served
regularly, and at an early hour
In PHLApgrpt.1. The Tribune may DE obtained al our
Agency Office 2s Che5nntstreet or from any OF the
NewS-Boysir III that city
9r Many Readers informed that the official term
OF the Members The present Federal House = Repretta
will expire without exception on ue ii oi MARCH
34s while that OF The Members OF the Senate VIII expire IN
three classes atediy 4 OF March 1898 dc lSi5 aud
do. le47.
II For Article on Association, see First Page.
" For Table of Agricultural S,atisti cs OF the
United States see Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

lecture. on Agricultural Chemistry ard 10
ooy Z" hv James r. W Johnston. NJ. A., +. *. IS, III
For SALE. by DAYTON j NEWMAN, corner OF Fnr+. 7
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

HAvAS4-By Havans papers of the 9th Feb
ruarv received at Charleston, we learn that the
British Mail Steamer had been ordered by the a,i-
,hortics not to leave the port Us her mails had
not passed regularly through the Post Office. The
Governor stated that if she did not comply, he
would sink her as she passed the Moro; and there
was a rumor that he had sent word 10 the Captain
that unless he did 50 forthwith he should order
him to be imprisoned. 1t seems that the terrible
story about the insurrection of the blacks of the
island, and their murder of the whites, was en-
tire fabrication.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01
Ralph Waldo EnacrsoD proposes

II Ra1pI, Waldo Emerson proposes to deT.
q Course Ot Six Lectures, TIE TIMES, at the sGef
Library. Broadway commencing on Thursday eya;
next March 3d. al half past O'Clock. Tickets fap
Caurse. admitting gentleman and lady - each q
single Lecture. so cent, 10 be had 81 H. Appleton ltM
tho l.jrala.s desk in the Society Library. t2l ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

~ II. GREES has established News Ot!icc al D.. }.
ton.strect B,o0kiy where the Daily Tribune can be
taincd all hours Gentlemen wishing II sent TO any Z
of the City viii be supplied on leaving their names
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

% Mr.. David Griffin. o: Bedford, n Y, sa
down by the road side on the Eth, leaned his hcu
upon his cane and soon expired
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

NT Stephen Warren Esq, is the Loco Foco
candidate for Mayor of Troy. He is opposed by
Jonas c. Hcartt
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

lJ Lcmry X Co... Fashion, spring lsA
Tor Gentlemen, Hats. will be introduced Saturday Nj
5th, t2) Nos. i 81 5 ASTOTI HOUSE. Ga
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

~ 1t is thought that the Francis Stanton re-
Gently wrecked Cape H.nry' will be got ntl,.
Two boats have already brought cargo ircm her 10
Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

% The rumor that the Mexican schooner Of
var Eagle, one of the two built at this port was
captured by the Texas proves to DC untoundcd-
She arrived at Vera Cruz the Sd OF February.
The other Liberty-a, i, already known,
which sailed II the same time, was wrecked on
Strrup Kew.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

Hamilton &. Ccott Lexington, Ky, were burneo
on the 10th.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

misunderstanding House of Representa-
tive. in Massachusetts voted on Saturday to in
strnct the COMMITTEES 10 report bill to raise
State Tax to meet the expenses and pay Oft the
debts of the Commonwealth. The vote stood l54
for and lao against the tax.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

n. f. BouNpARY.-Cov. Davis has sent a Mes
sage the Legislature of Massachusetts with re-
ferenccto the \. Z. Boundary question. He thinks
that England may propose conventional bound
arv, and in that case l.e wishes Massachusetts 20
propriety of snch legislation as shall esablc the
State TO meet any emergency that may cosc BE
acknowledges right in the Federal Government
transfer any portion Of the territory without the
consent of Maine and Massachusetts.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

1rTHE VIGIL FAITH. and other Poems b; Charles F.
Hoffman author OF G1ey,laer kc published for The author
n is day, ey $. Coman, II John-st.
AMERICAN Mv:EUM.-Tle b,st attractions in the ci;y are
found this establishment this week Our citizeE we'll
strangers fully appreciate the neatns order and energy
which reign heTv the consequences of which the place
we'll attended every day and crowded night. See adj
yrrti
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

J Cook stnylor and Lloyd-three prisoners
in BROOKLYN jail-made their escape on Friday
night but were retaken ON Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-01

THE l. o. of 0. F.-'rhe romplSins and Haas
cock Lodges of the Independent Order Of odd
Fellows held thcir frs, Anniversary las, evening
a, The Tabernacle. That spacious editicc was
crowded to sufiocation not merely the seats ha;
the ai<les and every part Of the house were filled
by persons sitting standing, as the case might
be- Tho Musical Performances weye executed
with great power and ability; among the Odcs
sung was one written for the occasion by Mrs {.
NJ. SAWYER. The Oration was delivered BY Nr.
JAMES L. RlDGELEf from Baltimore. 1t was
we'll written but rather commonp place discourse, IN
exposition of the various charities and kind atiec-
ton. which gladden. the world OF human hearts
and claiming for Odd Fellowship thc-cxercise OF
them all The Tompkns Lodge has 10 mem
ber. and the Hancock lt0--as stated by MIR.
Brigham The Exercises were closcdby Handel
splendid Hallcunh Chorus '-cxecnted in fine
style and with great effect.