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New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

MuRDER.-A stranger said to be from Roch-
ester, stepped into public house at Onondaga
Hill late the evening OF the Goth ut. and asked
for nights lodging, saying he was without money.
The landlord replied to the effect that he could
no, accommodate travellers without money
The traveller was then abusivc, and length
requested TO leave the house. The landlord called
upon one Mr.. Simmons, a man in his employ, to
assist in putting him out, which he did, and as
they got the man to the door, he drew knife and
plunged ii into the breast of Simmons, killing him
instanty. The murderer escaped, it being dark.
Word was sent Immediately TO Syracuse, and Mr..
Rust and an officer made pursuit, and succeeded
in securing the murder, who is now safely lodged
in jail a, Syracuse. Com Adv.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

u. POR ONE MONTH OSLY!-Terms reduced 6sn
Ten to Three Dollars. Academy 3al Broadway, oppose
Washington Hall.
Mr. GOLDSMITH the American Unriyaed Pereit
pledges himsc: To Inpart 10 ihe Ladies and Geniem:a
Neufork and hrfoklyn bis much admired system Of W.
camille and Efistaatnry WRITING, or the mon,'1
the expiration of the lessons.
Mr G has obtained the First Premium three suectse
years for the best specimens Of Ohani Writing esb
at the Fairs Of The American Institute
Rooms open during the Day and Evening.
l he Ladies viii meet daily from II 10 O'Clock.
Opinions Of the Press.
DIR GoLDsmTh-Judging from what we have teto "
must pronounce him to be uniyalie in the use OF the s
(Boston Morning Pc:
Mr. GoLDsMiTH.-IIe Is we say unheaitatingy the ssS
accomplished of!.hand Prnman we have ever seen
New-York, Jan. IS, 1852 isl e.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

Atiera tedious examination OF witnesses, and
loss OF public time. the House OF ASSEMBLY have
pronounced European immigration to be failure,
which has brought trEitless expense and dlscrrd't
on the island and instead of Frightening our pros
poets has tended TO darken them, By spreading an
but erroneous impression Of the health
ne.s of the climate and of the poverty OF the in
habitnuts
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

\. B All the whigs who have been discharged trs
SEiy "atcn or Iem political opinions By the Loco ss
invited 10 attend. BARNES BENNETT, frc>cSs
iosESzo d. CrAcNESsrsn, Vi.e-Pr.ei,ien,
THOMAS FENru.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

VI One two Of our City papers yesterday
Colt. by spreading n story that of the jurors
consulted the crowd around the door and brought
IN averdict according to their wishes. We be-
ziievc The whole tale fabrication without the
slightest shadow of foundation, in truth. it Ii .
pity that these journals should thus disgrace them
seivcs-out still greater shame tha, they should
seek thus to disgrace our city,
Is BANxRuPTcY.-It will be seen by the fol-
lowing directions of the rules of the United States
Circuit anc District Courts Of New-York. in Bank.
rupicy, III what manner pensioners proceed
and that their tlrS step can be before one of the
commisSioners.-Thc following rules ar, 70 b. ob.
served in presenting petition:
lst. The name of the petitioner must b.. s,;b.
Scribed in full in the presence of the officer beor.
whom i, is presented for attention.
I'd. The name of the Attorney for the petitioner
must be endorsed thereon.
3D.. Every separate paper annexed To or connect
ed with the petition and application must be also
subscribed by the petitioner before the officer ,o
whom they are presented In the same manner a,
= Is directed IN the execution OF the petition.
4th Filing petition and the other papers s,
prepared certified snd returned to the Clerk of the
Olstrict Court, shall be considered n presenting
10 the Court
otn. ne applicants will perceive that their pc.
tiuons, ana all other papers TO bo subscribed BY
them, must be signed iaprcscnce of the officer who
takes the atteStaton.
Ncw-lork. February lS,, 1912.
" Mr.. Jacob Lowry Of Orange, n. Y. wa.
killed hy n falling limb IN rhe 81 st nj,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

CHASSIS W. WARD,
THEopoRE NELLY Secretaries -.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

II HOME LEAGUE-The stated meeting will \.
a, the Repository oi the American irs,i,u,. : e
"Wednesday Evening, II O'clock.
The diaren, pations Interested in The Tari OF D
viii do well 10 attend Many al all acQuaia,, -
the effect OF The ina reduction Of Dates under ,h e.
promise Act, /. vii! in >x months from the S Of per
ber equal Il times the whole reduction from March ~
10 SIS; December. 1911 and the duty free articles h-rr
nS Srrn,..k
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

rr ROOMS AND BOARD.-Gentlemen wishing % s sa'
o,oe sn.-n,e,tx and Boarding for the Winter Will Be s
conmodate on most reasonable terms in tie new an, *
crllrnt house No y City Hall Place. not one minutes M
Nor of ,be Post Oice, and convenient TO Broadsay M wa"
5nd pearl SIX Those who have YET made arrange
for the Winter earnestly inTite 10 l before
elsewhers as ever Effort VIII here be made 70 ds1
cou,for, ard satisfaction Of the boaIders Wv
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

PotsosEp MEA7-With reference to the recent
discovery thar meat esidcnty poisoned had been
used in this city,-.a highly Intelligent citizen ha.
given Us the following notice:
A similar occurrence happened during the he,
vouronarv War in Ncw-J ersey, and was attributed
to sal, made from By persons living near the
ocean, who were no, acquainted with the business
the salt made by them and used no, having been
freed from the bitter or glanber salt. Ocean wa
ter contain Two properties, OF preserving
and the other of poisos,ins. Instances occurred
frequently during thar period, when salt was
Ugh as $40 bushel, in consequence OF being
brought from Boston in Wagons; Your Informant,
knew an instance of several barrels of meat, (curcd
or supposed 10 be so) with this salt. being thrown
away as it could not be eaten, being IN an incpcnt
state of pu,retication. There can be no reason
therefore in believing (in his orinion) ,hs, the poi
soning was done by those who saltcd or sold the
meat.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

II When CARDINAL DE RIeHELIEu treating with
The English Ambassador for the marriage OF Henriee OF
France with Charles the First, the affair the point
OF being broken off O! demand made by the
Ambassador that Henrette should nd herself Of the super.
nous hair that grew on her upper lip for notwithstanding
her rare beauty she had the uck have this hairy ex
eIesSence How the dircny was got over between the
Cardinal and Ambassador NOT informed pitv Il
Is that Gouraus wonderful Poudre Subtles for eradcatsg
sue. an unSghy appendage female beauty would then
l nave oseh unknown Hairy faced ladies lose moment
N s9R DYING yoaIeiFes with bottle Of GourauCs Powders
e jury 10 your fair skins 1t be had Dr. Gourouds
p aixer-stfeet, door from Broadway. 81 per
T. eodtt
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

From JAMA1cA.-Thc Charlston Courier has
received Kingston papers 10 the 18th ult The
store OF Mr. Finszies was burned with all its con-
,npts th,, Qth
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02
FROM hey WEsT.-The followiAg letter We find
in the Charleston Patriot. II is dated

DJ The committee Of the combined banks has
been in session gil .hc morning at the Pennsylva-
MIA Bank, pcrfecting their plan for issuing their
own notes, resuming specie payments in August
and dcvSing ways to pay the interest on the State
debt. Up 10 the hour Of going to press, no
thing had been definitely determined on By the
Committec. Phila Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

THOMAS tESTC.
CHARLES RIsLEY, Secretaries. Il
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

H UNITED STATES IN IMMATURE, at tie cLt l..
NAN l49 Fult0nsreet and Il Ann-s,re-L-Thus s1ys "
, ha.tor Of the FREE READING Roon"ses oses
IN the city to gather the news of the day Is az The GEn @
Eating House Nc. Il Ann.stree running through 10 fuI
there are enys1 marble tables S with leading Journal o.
each table representing every Srare in the Upon p
lens and strangers have the opportunity OF taking men s
country on the same table II strikes thai ,!' aTaagf
superior 10 any thing attempted IN h!s e as a
have doubt viii prove great isa.nIe ~ M ,ns ag-
ment oi its gen,eany proprietor the Cima1 we ,on are
pleased iearn rapidly increasing in patronage anh Y
sb, 70 of n,nhi:c s,nnnr1 Sep i'm (2 M
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

GEoRG1A-The following is the aggregate vote
at the recent election for Members of Congress
in Georgia:
Black .-.. 1872 Dougherty ....3O6 668
Colquitt.. 80, l99 Gilmer --..-...3O 40
Cooper 80 ,do5 Wright 80 1886
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

BowESY AM7HIragArsE-Tbis b-ino ,bs -
this excellent a:f extraordinary to1paiIy pev,,
departure TO- Europe. they have so up he sea-, u
style and are going ahead like locomotive IT, y
lection o! EQUe>tyiao and Arena crrrta;n,,1,, sse by
4, one establishment, IN America src pa, ioh q, '.
SION OF this their farewell week Lei the r,brc S ~ to
these facts ana give this talented ard popular cpc,S-
liberal patronage which their Efforts ~ rs.hly dessSs1
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

BEWARE OF CorSrERFEIrs IN BUYING HoREHouNp CAN
DY-Ihls caution is necessary tha, this market 80
gutted with spurious and counterfeit article under ni.
name which are compounded OF raxous drugs and must
be, therefore unhealthy and psrncous
Ho"es. Hygiene Horehound Candy il warranted to be
innocent and safe while its curative powers a,tee by
multitude who have obtained relief from Cough, Sore
throat Hoarseness and other effects Of exposure Be
of Howard street
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

NEw.ORLEASs Jan. 10, GentemenWc received,
few days since, your last shipment OF HOREHOUND
CANDY amounting 10 $1,000. We wish you Immediately
the receipt this TO send farther invoice of Sl400,
for we much fear that our present supply will not last ill
shipment AT once.
Ore otour lrsl up the riYGr rot long s,cp and he
found the people eager gel your Candy as to have the
Banks pay specie for their bills Its worth eminent
here the north and In city its sales
stan,l the increase, and up the orders come in
every day. Again say send us the invoice at
Yours, faithfully. J. +. CURNS co.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-02

days paper cauOnng the public against buying spurious
LozenTes al +59 Broadway ,aIy gratuous for is
we'll known To the public that DR.. Sherman ha. advertised
his medicines being sold At this establishment. We have
small stock OF his medicines hand which we arc very
anxou, 10 dispose OF having engaged in the sale Of other az
tcle> in which ha unbounded confidence and which,
IN our humble opinion will lose nothing by comparison with
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for publication 10 day. 1t rccapirulotes
the chieiincdens IN the financial his.
tory Of the United States, and refers to
the circumstances under which the Ma
tonal Bank and sub.Treasury, at diff
ierenl periods, came into existence
The EXcb,quer is designed 10 be sls-
ten uniting the advantages and cXclu'
dug the evils Of both precedent sysIems.
The clause in the Constitution for
bidding the States to Issue "bllIs Of CrPd-
Il" and the practice Ofthe States in char
terIng institutions which do issue bills of
credit in the shape of bank notes the
constitutional prohibition against the
coming of money by the States or indi.
vIdnnIS, and The practice by the States
and by individuals of uilerlng that which
takes the place Of money and circuIates
as money-these with other things 90.
ing 10 the bottom of the subject, are
touched upon iE the Report and it can
no, be denied, that they are treated with
ability. We shah refer TO hcse matters
again.
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F, ON the Ohio State Journal.
RESI- MPTION.

The Statesman rdiculed the idea OF
taking advantage Of the particular time
when a large portion of the produce
of the State was fast going forward
TO market, for rPsumlng with more
certainty OF SUSTAINING resumption; but
in Virginia a different notion prevails.
Here resumption has been driven Tor
ward with steam power; there, 1t was
Judged prudent 10 take nine months to
bring about The same event Here with
four millions and half Of circulation 10
one million of specie, we are to attempt
10 resume upon a notice Of twelve to
eighteen days. without The cooperation
OF the other SIares-there it was re-
garded as important to act in reference
to the policy OF their neighbors. Here
resumption will terminate IN the over
throw Of banks, the abstraction Of
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No. 22--WMOLE No. $50.

present morifyiOg incidents to which
hey are exposed. They would, | am
justified in declaring, hail with the grea'
les, satisfaction the return 10 and mains
,enance Of specie payments
NJ man IS more strongly convince1
of The evils Of an inconvefiibIe paPee
currency than am, and permit me 10
say. those evils cannot be successfully
corrected by harsh and precipi,ate mea.
sures. 1t rsa rase in which The whole
system ia darangpd, and, 10 use the Ian
punge of my original profession, ne
remedy wd CONSIST in the alternative
course of pracrice, instead Of the mora
vlo"ut and active one.
Dr. Br,rken5orough's remarks about
the circulation Of small mites ln New
York "wilhou' complaint" would eX'
cite a smile, Il repeated to the people
otlhe Safe. NJ, only are such no os
IN "common use, wthou, complaint
bot Il ls the well known conviction OF
every intelligent marin The State, that
no party conld sustain itself. that should
renew the policy Of suppresslng them
/ The issue Of small notes is well known
to nave aided the Banks most ma,er''l.
Ily in resuming specie payments IN 1851
and TO have contributed largely to their
ability 10 maintain specie payments.
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IIt"I.'i l'N' wv l'''H 'tftI - ~ ~
celge he public dues in the sound &pccic
/ pdylag 60Hk paper OF he State, at the
rarI o.I a,,,a. .nd 'ha aao,;.,,a -
7,,,;ah .,n sa.a. a.u.1a., ar,A''
most imPreguabIe soundness for the
uses Of tho Community, as welt a the
wants OF the Governments: a currency
which will fud lrs way into the hands
OF the mechanic, tn" farmer, and The
merchant, as wei as The saiArjed office
holder.
Sec0ndiy. Instead Of locking up the
| public money from the uses Of the com
munlly, whilst u is needed by tho Gov
Hrnmen', as'hH Il 2 m hr m"pgFr 70 o'Iry
oI The SUD Treasury do, the E&chcQ"'r
makes 1t instrumental III GldIng The
great opcrGtronS ct commer'e ard pro-
duciIVe industry bY me safe uno I'g'N-
mate operations Of furnishing and COL
lecllDg exchange, on distant points. otter
accommodating the wants Of lndlVlduaI'
aud the Gcvcrnmool in one and the
same operation, these Important beoe
frs, too, are to be conferred on the bust
ness OF The country "lhoo' a'i""ln!
the ESrhe1oer to engage IN the mor
qoe>'l"nao.e and h92aTdonS operation
r OF d'scoH"t'ag bIIs.o7 making ioaaS
the public Iunds, under any TORN "ha'
ever.
Jdrd'y. BESIDES 'mParina Sato'af
activity for public accommodation TO lh
q ldje boards Of the ! 'ha>nry' tn" EXcbf
d ch"qnef ln'l'eS jot'h' nnder the g17f"T
q " OF the PuD'c lh'th' me hoa'd'd 'rf'
p SIRE OF 'no'F'd""'S "hIch """Id D
o'HeI"'S' to"l 20 al '"e P'oouc'''r q"
i, P oym'n's o. '"' co0".fyi ana ""%e'
, | '"'''''''' "''N"' '''' ''''' '"'''''~.'
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DISASTERS AT Within the past
wear, according to the Sailors Magazine.
alol G50 ives have been lost at sea- and
neor;v Sl5 ,OOO The total mum.
Der of ships lost wns 537; of these %
were sbips. 47 ba,ks, l30 brigs. 246
schooners, 81 slooPs, s STEAMBOATS,, 40
mol known.
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million oi dollars ~ specie from me
State, ard he depreciation OF the cur
rency remaining twenty-five or hiy
per cent Who acts most consistently
-Oh'oor FIrgInat
We say 'b,s II. rely br way of intro .
dorrnl the following article. ne Df.
Burken"orough mrnuoued b"'"w Is
promneo' ro'rurian.aod vas the Char
man o. the Van HureG Siale Central
comm 'to" Of lN4O.
NPTiON IN VIRGINIA.
(, arsve, IN q rrroba, nj ouo,ias or
q croo,rl,,ae ol,ha u.nse NJ Dleo,,es
or VIRGINIA d, R,ocLenborongb the
pres,deu, ,f the Bank or Viroinia, has
wri,rans lere, wh,ch ia unfinished in
he Eirf mcod Compiler. received tnis
morning number Of the oge erias re
late ,o rhn nr,batle circulation Of The
Banks Of V'rpiara ont Of the State. and
o her in orma,ipn Of chat chsract-f. and
tho answer, are not general of inter.
eu. Dr. Brockpnborouoh snpooses.
however, that great portion of the
rircula,ion Is without the State. The
sixth question ; as follows:
9th What wnuid be the earliest day
at which the Virpinla Banks can re-
sumr, aud maintain specie payments
with The 90 operation ur the Nnnhern
Banka. and when w,itom their co oper-
alton!
70 This the answer +, somewhat Indi-
rect. for The question is ackrow edged
to be - puzzDng one" but the concju.
sion is rhat'Ht would seem to be impo
liric IN attempt a resumption Of specie
payments until after The expor'atirn Of
I the crop Of Tobacco now begi1a'ng to
come 10 market AMI OF our growing
crop Of wheat"
10 connoc'ion with resumption. is
touched the mater Of radncrion Of dis
counts. and 90 much or the Irusf, to.
rpthpr with the suggestion as TO the
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exact accounts OF the board and
agencies 10 be- furnished to tle Sc
cretnry Of the Treasury, and he 10
report to Congress. Necessary
rooms and vaults to be provided -
SIrcIies to be taken, and ponairies
prescribed, and strict examinations
no ln
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rooms ann VnullS 10 De pfOVlnP0, -
SIrclies to be taken, and ponairios
presc, ibed, AMI strict examinations
made.
COMMENTS
Or,,o ,,u., .,,o,..L;oL Lo..,
.,,oI CaI.o ,,a;i.4
,aTo,oaoo Co,E,L., ,ho Sa,o, w. o. ,'I
ppanndeL ood a.,Iainod -, aa,,'.,,;,,aa
!rn ,on.ana ~ C ,l ""',a ~, o',',',',, %,
,,Gnan,iaI !, uHI - nancoo'sa.,, "",,a -
n;vo whan mo so, ,La, mn ia,;a"a ,Aa,
7ha Sono,o ,,ro, Eolds ror,l, ,ho' ,,aa,iSo
or oroa, ann3 ,o ,bn poonpe ~ % .aI, ..
oorvor;anoo 70 ,ho c.,,.n,,o., aal
bainn in onr oninioD ,bc Icas, Iiahro ,o
o,oo,,,;o, :. ,Lo ,,o,, l;Lo,,, -.
tho annroho,,on or Conrress W. do
mn, mean ~ sav ,ba, !, is rorCoc, 80
that /, NAV not be imorovpd nv amend
mani, I'm, ,ba, 40 !, s,a,do wo h.I,o,a
it won,d work veIl and we o,o yory
spre conld M, nv m, nossfh;,rn ,naho
,binos worse than ,hev are
Onr view or the a,ticnIor mo rite r.
the Senate Cooon,I,feo,s rJon .,;Ii ha
hest evnroineA no a bricC c,,s;Jora,;n,
VI '"' "'J, cuo"S' rom uI'l trent quar-
'ers' "hIch we nave heard made 10 It,
'"o answers I" "nlcn VIII "F'"6 Out Inc
'eauiog 'ea'u res o' 'ne pan.
,bo ,Ion i .,h,,o,,;oyI, ,Lo ..,.a ~.
inc pan Is SUBSTANTIALLY the same as
'"a' 'u'"lS"eu oy the ! ,eaSury Dppar''
men'' an" Snnlec' 10 a 'ne ooJ'ct''ns
w0'rh nave h"eo regarded oy many 10
oe Insopr rrao'"' TO INA, rroJecL | ne
other ooJec',on (ho' a,'"ge'h"r recon
c''e"o'e wv" '"F "'S'j 'S' '""' II ! ou'
the 0uo' reaSuIy Scheme u"ueF ne"
name
heSe ooJect'onS we answer.
Il very or''' e%amnP''on VIII suH'ce
70 SNo" 'hat 'he P,an PROPOSED ny '"e
N'"&'e Committee differs rom mat re
p"'''o oy 'h' oecf'8fy o' INC 'eaS|' y
=" S"'''' V''F 'S''"''n' 'e"'"''S ~,
instance hrS'' as 10 Ihe br"P"r''oo o.
''Ne'OU'e patronage aH" power ""'c"
enters ,"'" the co'''P"''"oh OF 'a'"'
!" me "f9"h'Zauo" o' IN" """'" =
L'."Fq'''' II p'"Po''u ny '"e "'I'a'' .,
Com"'"'', 'op secretary 0, '"e 'ea
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MIR. TalIHMadgc's EXChCqUCV
BjlE.

The following is the plan for the pro-
posed Unied States Excheqer, submit
ted in the report made by Mr.. Tall
madge, On the 2lsl nt.
plan
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TVHE PASSIONS. Illustrated with Ora

Il Rs11rEs.-fr ri LtfkALD ltSIr nv
- II nnrf ir publs Il <ewNcTs. that. 1T lie earnest
lie taiiog large number ri hs friends. b. propose, 70
deliver bret cur 81 r-e Lecture onie Cardinal fas-
sons gwen By hin Nth much n Boston and
the r.sier. ciue<
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