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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-15
+ AW REPORTER for July. l-l..-
i In, favruh'i,Iei by BRADBURY. >oDEN CO
= N4.,al..tr,-r. y \. and Nm >rl.-1.-st, Boon.
CONTENTS

- Ns.,a1..fr,-t. y. \. ana m >-h0.,l,t. Boon.
CONTENTS
l. Al account of the rHs. DO <auIr w. IL. who "a
recently released tie Na>sCtu>eit, Stale PRISON. a.
an legal imprisonment of twelve years.
H. Opuono Chief Justice Gi.ou of ulc lfreri- Cont
az Pm. n The ease n' CIi.- D. smith.
III Opinion I'D Judge >prague District Judge ot hc I.
state. or lcL-,s,t, tn the case Of Harding y steam
boat Maverick
Car, ofths 1 Fro bankruptcy cases VI - me ca'e oi
Renlun Ranl1I l oihcr, n lse case oi l''ius f'ht'
An Il. cn.. n. 1in... Carlton
\ Ortn.on of Judge Beits D,trict Judge o. The ~ :
fir he >lai.-n street oi lorS Do the BANKRUPTCY sac
" o1.ron o. Jiis, Ware. District Judge ofthe n''-i
state, or Ms.uc. n toe bankruptcy case ny N'hoi' "
Vii Three opinion, Of Judge Jud.oa District Judge Of
On. : .. Connecticut. n the following bankruptcy cd>e'
VI. Culver Calender; to matter %. lew i"uit' I'D
NH D,e,',a OF me Suprem, Count o.. Maine, in Ore
IL b, -, Of American clses being selections from l
HIssiN " Report. and N1hlma Report, ..-
Y Intelligence ans Miscellany. conia niug me ioI wing
short articles VIZ. Bankruptcy French II" Sc 'H'
rance IS l.ucc-idw auI Literature.
NJ \ complete list OF aankrunu no Come. cu prtNa'''
nr tie Law Reporter by the niei states MaI'''I'i N'n
XII AI.t Of Bank-upts iu New York. NJ 70 june ,mh.
MIL list oi Banhrgpts 10 Massachusetts, up u june
XIV Notice, of New Publications.
The J. Reporter Is published simultaneously 10 Bos''r
ami Nry York iha first pf every month"; IN foNa ''AN'
form OF O. pages at ne - rrcc ~ INC az, p, e an "a,
fe.,. ,fr alton D. contains tue ,uu' 90 All ilr most
important case, decided u e Iit"d state, ~ soon - pos
,,he aner they are delivered Many of them Icing furnish
%, t tire lt- 0f t0 slroG, courts also monthly 'i-t'i'
rf tL, most important English and Amenc n NeofN 10
o,ifer with ai ipeal intelligence 0 nteir> IN ddd''n
Il, DIE. tho work contains monthly tsi- OF hAhhrupN ~
Massachusetts,. New York. Mdinr AMI com, ''u', arr
i viii boz extended o other states, ,nosi 'le etpens'e
ht. "A warranted. if'~''
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NIANSION non So at Lake Mahopac.

vi The undersigned give, 4o'ce 10 The pubic tha.
III house s.. now ready or The reception oi hoaller, ah
transient Visitor. The. p, wishing 10 yst tie Lake
,, find Dol, stage. N hs Pccksk landing on tr ARRIVAL ~
the boat Tue,ays Thursdays and Saturdays, and hlt BE
will .cnd carriage. any named day, upon Receiving pre-
notice 49,
Person, vstny the Lake Will find every convenience or
fishing and those disposed for the hcsihiu exercise o'
row M viii find an ample supply Of boats Also Hhnle'
horse, and carriages.
pl,lGu. hi, be,l cSerons On please us N,loI'' he ="
l.cits tho patronage Of tie public. , - o.,n,
ISL jtaW2e, SAMUEL H. pf"hi'
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81 An inquest wa. yesterday held 10y the Coro-
ner nj Lachine on the body OF Mary BrecAon'
one Of the unfortunate cmsrants VII" lost Ner NE
by the explosion On board the steamer ohamrocN
The Jury were occupied FIVE hours IN in'es'iga'ih4
the particulars of the calamity and aiIer eNanllh
liz. THAT the deceased, Mary Breckon, Wits
IS Io.epb Breckon. came to her death by the &C.
ridrntaI explosion Of the boiler on board the steam
boo, shamrock. Thomas Mailman, Master.
- bolic. were subsequently brought to La
chine Yesterday. About so are still missing and
boa,. are EMPLOYED near the wreck searching ioI
,h~.o ON the BODY of the female above named
was found considerable sum Of money IN So so'e-
'o,sn. noilrca in her corset. Montreal Cour.
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DROWN'S BOWLING SALOON

ID N,>ao.c Hall Bnoadway-ln Introducing tbs eptab.
l,Lnet 10 ne ROT cc OF gentlemen, the proprietor woul
call attention 60 10 a. possessing adsdn ages superior 70 any
thnr ever vi rodurcd n world and where can be
found recreat on uuasocatrd eth suigary or oDe'ts
he .ac ETY. ha, the aim Of The prop eior 10 ada
ing uperb hall 10 the purposes OF alhcc eNrtes' W
ban ,b hy strict pr0hory regulations all dt''ton' f9
r,od ronrcfy % insure this, he has been careful Ia III
selection assistants, and particularly uose charged WIN
It. general supervision
To strangers visiting the city, and also citizens de>ro9'
OF amu,.men and .IsigOratlnF exercise dufnt tl'l Az
srce rom f.re. t, Hal has attraction, OF gh order
inviting by the sglul coolness consequent upon y ~
AMI perfect ventilation and the order dnd decoTuh P'e"
mo- from .rct 81 Iplnc among u aitendhnt,
y BIN tn, >alcon will bs found sN ieys Wrreny
-.a- hr--n lon ~ much AZ OBJECTION w 1l
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CALEB CUSHING on EXECUTIVE UsuRFATioN.
1t is well known that the only man OF any weight
and ability in Congress who lends himself TO the
INSCRIPTIONS defence Of John Tyler, in all his acts
IF selfish usurpation, is hlr. Gushing. He not only
apologies for but justiiies his acts and even re-
ioices over the recent Veto OF the Tarih Bill
based a. it was upon mere difference OF opinion
between the President and Congress. tie i now
perfectly miHtag to sacrifice principles, CEN
science and duty for the sake of influence with the
Executive hc now sees nothing alarming in Mr..
Tyler's unparalleled disregard Of the opinions OF
the Senate and House of Representatives he
looks with perfect calnncss now upon the proofs
of disposition on the part OF the President to
concentrate all power in the bands OF single IN
diyidual' How hc regarded these matters on the
9th Of February 1884 may be gathered from the
following extract Of speech made by him IN the
Massachusetts Legislature in reference to the
Veto of Gen. Jackson
Are we TO laud the President to the skies,
right or wrong in order TO obtain credit at Wash
ingtonl Is THIS principle Are we to cham our
consciences and opinions to the car OF tn
umphnnt military chieftain' Are we to Kiss the
mailed heel which treads upon oar necks, and
tramples US into the EARTH Is this democracy
So have not learned democracy. If to saertfcc
principles. conscience and d"ty, for me sake 81
influence ariM the ETccufire, be democracy,
| DESIRE sovr OF Ir-and Of the party success
nourished before us, we may say as the old no.
man did "A cause in triumph pleases the gods
bu, one in adversely is loved by Cato In the
Presidents unparalleled exercise Of the Veto
mower. for bu, tive vice using which Louis WI.
was hurled from his throne-in his aenPar0i!eied
Gis. regard Of the opinions of The Senate and
House of Reprssentatires-in all this gentle
men may perceive the democratic character OF
IN. President. ISee IN a. IN the language OF the
tenth Resolution the proofs Of has disposition 10
concentrate all power IN the hG"ds Of single
individual.
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DR.. sWAYNE'S COMPOUND Syrup

, Of Wild Cherry may be had Minors Drug store
~ Broadway, corner o. John street . =,
From the great satisfaction tins medicine IA. gl'eh
Throat and Lung D,,aes or weakened constitution e'e-
pecsiy when tie nervous system D. impaired y 'annR
the attention OF the medical professor ~ FafpUs ~
the COUNTRY. vel 10 loDuous cIL's "''n N' S'N
stance Of IT, wonderful effects. =, I'LL,
B-An extract from The "rkiy H'ssnse r. -, :,
Thomas. IN III county used Dr. S~ayn"s syrup gl !" 10
Cherry personally durug protracird in@''' Ia
" any other MEDICINE be could obtain S@ HA
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7 IKENESSES taken by the Daguerreo-

type Process, are taken az ihc nonN cpn't pl"'N
a., :, ,, Iu .n q SUPERIOR ,tylr. with all the modern
improvements, without any regard 10 the weather Ihe re-
,ui being alsays the same.
paratus turli he'd ~ moderate prices
y. y. All the lpparatu, used BOO ne pushes may ~ u
tanned n li above Mace Also every de,crpsion of Nina
turp Cases Icn,e, Plates. &c. Ac Specimens may ne ''
Al Pr rooms 81 any time during tie day NtU
Al grcl.,h aud classical Boarding and Day school I'll
naeA n the norlhern sytremty Of The Nase OF Nata
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BATH, No. 337 Hudson
;vi n'5 y. ALEX MARSHALL
At Fulton Ferry.-The Brook

DATHS. nj Fulton Ferry.-lhe BROOK
II Ism Sail wstrr Warm aud Cold Baths are 20" open
5r H. s,.or C-ntlrreu and Ladies can have warm sSll
w,rr Baths ~ al times from A. ". until 10 r VI Id
~, f.- xciu, 50 Use OF the Swimming BAH -
T,..,av. and Friday, until +. " Gentlemen viii be All
ned Al ali 5t!rr umes The water where u Bah h To-
-, -ns,,. ar purity 10 the Fast or North RIVER,
s,,i, Ton, to mile per hour The Bath have been
l,rgsi and aiusb improve fh.s season. and equally con-
yen..nt o- NeN-York ard Brooklyn. The proprfh Tor
,lst ,erv ding .lal be done % render the e,tab-
ii,lrlrnt agreeable and plea>anL So,
Warm Bath - crn: I'VE tickets FOR 81. Cold Bals -.
- "a Inn EDWARD GRAY.
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Al ; OCIA ITO y;

Or, Principles OF True Organization Of Society
- RI, ,dersliu IF ,, column di,ftncf oHi t.1f ~
Tse Tribu,c. 4di e., ser'. roitPsd, 10 A. BR-sANt.
R,.iSsnc,. - i,gHarisrea.
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no 4 new Presbyterian Church was dedicated
=, Saratoga Springs, June 30 Opening prayer oy
D. u, Nillcdollar: sermon by Rev. DIR. sPraguc
and dedication prayer by Rev. NJ Chester pastor
of the new church.
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DOIJED AND PLATED BRASS

IN Aarst rate article OF Rolled and Plated as an
sI1sy. he f,uui at JAMES O. MoFFET1, III Prince IT,
near Wooster al the lowest market prices Lke"sS very
superior article OF Coopers Brass Nv
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CRINNELL. MINTpRN, IS 5outA-".

ERINNELI. NINTgRN, - Souh-H'
SI.str'r- Copperooo cases Eagll,h rsm 10 to s.! o.
Iron On tons English We'll assorted.
Tin Pates-.00 hnNe' assorted.
English T.n-l0ooO ihs Block TN ,
IT, Pots-3o English 40, leo 100 and @o"gsllohs'
Ieop Irof-} ton. assorted.
I,,ry-iO prime Teeth and 80 >'fNeHo"
no C0frr-IiNO bag, prime green $500, -,
Sno,r-l in hos., brown IlayaHa-do So" hh, bht.
Er,.a S,il Coil-ooo piece, q and 80 men he'ch'I
rnllsach,d RIs,s Ravens Duck-ro pieces hesShs"
Ku,,la Sheciue>-'O bale, brachtd ana uho'sN'"'"
do ID inrr<-tao bales superior quality.
do Cra,i,-6j bales assorted
90 Boil ROp--lnl coil, do.
N,dder-go casks prime ofnhro
Florette Psper-le bales enuued 10 deDeh'uio'
Soy-i0 "a Chinese.
Neulion-jO vases Chinese.
Indigo o1>ts Manila.
Rhuharb-}n cases East India
Cs,,,a-50O0 mats and 80 cases
Snap-l0G cases Germas
Cande.-500 boxes Sperm, assorted
Olive Ol--40 pipes hp
An assortment ~ China s.lks
Black Silk nandkerchiels-l case ~.
White Pongees-20 case, 80 lRch.
Black ~aiins-3 DO ~ tads.
Black Sarssets-l cast. -.
Crane SHAWL cases embroidered Je"
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SAMUEL STEVENS,
JOHN ID. WARD,
/EBD RING,
Il. BlRDsALL,
HuEAp pRINTING.--The advantages

HUEAP PRINTING The advantages
Afforded by the OF the Ruggie5 Patent 100 P'"t-
ue Engu,e, ~ which We have purchased u,e rhclu'l''
-k ,r tie civ uf NrN AO.k) enable, % dn every d"-
.crptou OF Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Hand Bhs, Ne
SC al lower price. than can ne Afforded elsewhere, dh
viii an exusd0n unknown before This admirable n'en-
ton boy IN hour with one Of these nacbu', do's
fis Vor, Of sx msn common band pus~.. making an
extraordnary saving Of labor ~ our favor Hadbs by
niche, 80 per thousand and Other aLcs ~ proportion
IVORY surface card. by inches $3.50 per thousand or
Inc Il per r,am ami every other description OF work ~
CORES spending rrc's .
Their asprtm ~ cd TYP" comprises a. great ssrsv -
a be- found IN any Office the city 70 Which constant adj
iitions are making. .-,
Prn,no I'M 20 or other bronze. fancy and varegated
coors executed ~ d. hes manner.
All ,-ork done At the time promised. Term, cash on
BIRROC CHS L Go. u Ann-,t between
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Premium Pens.-A Silver

Medal ~as awarded J. Hayden FOR his A" very supe-
nor Penn by he American Institute a. u last Far The
Government have given them Tho Preference and he best
accountant. and Of The public Institutions will
other pms They have justly obtained the highest reputa'
ton and surpassed equaied BY any IN tie country
Tn iade are Supplied he Manufacturers prce> by the
agents }. T. HAYDEN, flattsu't
Ageai also for slman', School and Counting house Ins
..a.,fs my9f
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tABINET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

viii frd 10 i0 their interest can al No. - Catherine
rrst IS here NAV be ;.und 90 tie second foor, eHrn
sse assortment o splendid CABINET Furnureof the ~" ~
ami approved patterns, aad when VII We III az
prices below what tnrnt1re Of the ssme quahty can Dr
bought Tor III auction. Tue advantage here offered ID
az N he regular mandatory n action pre- .
evident Ifr-le and '0ng experience in the bushes are
snv ,yantspe n manufacturing good and ornament war
The subscriber feel, conhden, n -ayrg hal any 49,
r,u At 10 m Catb.rine-.tre-t am mfke their ~l'cu"n
IAN btv hi, ami annie "a .iacion, both a. pfcf ana
49,. EANNlAD y - IN
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DE WATCHFUL Of your HEALTH.

ID Dr. Brandretl', Office 8. now ~ Bewery, layhg re
NOV ed from 76 IL requests HI friend, % be careful OF
rog.e and impo.ier who ous 10 deceive ihe On
wary. Remember DR.. Brsndretls Office Is ~, not 20
Bevery. I'm
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yNUT SelfInstructOr and Journal OF the

Universal Lyceum. by Josiah HoluTooh : pupiL,'' :.
monthly AT the Exchange 1vceuu, Si5 Broad"ayi AZ -
cent, year. paid u advance. liberal discount WI W
made 10 agents who buy by the quantity Agents ~ penny
papers vail md a profitable work for safe d' NNp,.
news room, i6s BOweTy. Jti ~
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HEsRY CLAY is GfoRGIA.-Ihe following were
ainong tho oastS given at dinner ON the An inst
in Craven Co. Ga. They are significant Of tlr
signs Of the times
Hcnry Clay--Thc patriot without guile, and
the statesman who has never changed his devotion
to his country. shall be rewarded by the gift OF the
highest office in the Republic, and by the lasting
gratitude and aticsion of hi- fellow citizens.
The Principles Of he Whig Parsy-Ihcy are,
one Presidential term. limitation OF executive
power and patronage, freedom of the press, free
dom Of speech, and liberty for ever.
The Sfa,e Of Gcorgia-Right or wrong. We
love her still. Her people will rally Tor Clay and
the Constitution.
1 Nationoi Bank-Dcath to the Sub lcasury
aud Bcntonan gold--givc Us good currency
Hgh TaItT or 7'ordti0n-One OF these we
mus, have. for the Government must have money.
Give Us a high tariff.
Our Nagy-Millions Of money arc required 10
build it up--a high tarin will raise us the money.
There were Loco-focos present who roundly
toasted John &. Calhoun As the successor OF MIR.
TYLER.
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OILED GERMAN SlLNER.--JAo.
III C. MOFFETT. III PriRcs-treet near Wooster,
WsnId particularly call b. srea-n N HARDWARE Dealers
,J Nanu,cturpr, 10 his superior article OF Gersian Silver,
hrh re IN, :, Tor sals wholesale and rrts. all thick
e. ani wsruals equal 10 any, either Foreign Or Do
peslc for G. OF and ssitDes>- XIV
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-S-v-Ca-.fa. <HoWg. Odce NJ 81 " all IL This
Conn, c.ti,,t 10 make Insurance agslns, 'oss ~ dss-
az by are. az nllnd u1'.ElloA
DIRECTORS
RenSS-i,sr Hsves N1as Iav.or. COgh-N l&Nwnee'
T. P,rnps Paork b am Jol.h " ~ h3s,Ni",
Jobs M1rrsln. y /. NoOi tN, Niusn't "'VN
I,s.,l 4 V,-'yr, . no 4 f'lrkrr lnlz Rankin,
D,vli Trs NEG. n Rru amin. John ID Wolfe,
Caleb q Hai,,,d " Iarl " Told. Sens nsni >uydsui,
Henry q Thomns,n x llAiEN>, President
r,t. pfarrf =.
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EurGRAxrs At QrEgEc.-Cpward of 3,OOV en-
igr,nts arrived nj Quebec on the ith inst.
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Ch'idreu's Ciottes.
DOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH

DING either al ,shoi-,ale or retail at DoLsoN> new
Clothing Sore No o. Chatham street. cheap The cheap
- 81 ti,. CIV je2 3fEE
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10 The Marlborough On. H. cotton factory
wa, DESTROYED oy fire last Friday night, together
with a large amount of raw and Manufactured ma
,eainl. Ii was insured in this city TO the amount
of Alb 900.
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INSURANCE.

LNTNA Fire Insurance Company oi ~
IL Y.-Osce No. - MallsL-ln>ar" -aif>' 90 NJ
damage by 1re 90 dwelling hoascs, stores X = iitofe,
s., aai er cargcc, Do port ani property generally on
!, 'a-crla, terms sny oth-r afc~.
DIRECTORS.
Cl4rles Town. {. -. No.fll. John r. Sugg,
John Allan, Gc-fge FDnsruy, = y Clayton,
Fred'k Pgrt7. D Lous fouike, Oco toirnr,
Russell Stefhns. D. J. u Nalfftne, Isaac l. Fatt,
Chester C.lrk Wm Nhrrv right, x W. Blackwell,
1. ~. Hoffman, w. y p fenit, g. ". Cot
: ID SkiGr ~ L. M.f>a, Jn,. Jameson.
z p.r~ }. L. Mailer. Jo.lIt A Joncs,
4 " ifanffs1. JD0. .r hc,Ntfct, : Ia Nout,
Th.,r'. Anlhr~v Dau.cl |. GRAY. VII an ~ fborn.
CHARLES TOWN, President
HsNSY LoTr, secretary.
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% We understand that the first decided ope-
rations on the proposed canal commence to-day at
Beauharno-, and that great number Of aborer'
are engaged to proceed directly with the wo,k.
Montreal Courier.
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NITI M INSIRANCE.-On Dwell

HOUSE. nnH Furniture only. r'nrfs frtgfNtn ~
ne Assured IHE inl SSilOiDkR> vi EtAL IN
>IRANCE COMPANY. Ofice IS VAL =, iOr sepsfas.u-
the Insurance Dwell NJ Houses and Furniture rom tal
0. StortS ana Me-. har'.i'e.
Il well kuovn tfat almost All TIE losses incurred M The
business off Insurance. tc fcsa, of me burning o. Na1n'
BE stores md costly .olds .
, increase, .hr rNns OF insurance. 10 the household
ora al. may p0,s by deprive BIN u the very security Tor
which &c. nay, bis premium. a..
Ths cash pavlrnts or premiums form uuf Which a..
No ne arl l',>e,. Represented ny scrip AMI
% tne assured n rropario ' TO u' asoun' o' ue'
I'.lr.u-r. -,
rb, company prepared Cd inslrr against .os' 90 lam.
1ra hv fro N.in- li'I-. occupe ~ who're OF IN psIt
4, .f-n Household Furniture and II. H,a>riold Property
1r irarv kept ,r dwelling houses. Every L. ~'n ln>uf-
ns wish h, Company Is euuucd 10 one vote Tor ea'h nun
bred dollars inquired.
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Va pauv-Can.tai H'fa Million OF DoharS-omc. No.
- MaE,i-lh, Company continues o 10 re asan'1 ,us
1r fs,ac, hv Ere dwelling houses, war son'e, ana oVnet
bu 'diugs ships port merchandise and h'u,en'Hi iuI
fl-e tut description oi perSnna properly "A 'e'
q. favorable a. any ,.taisr institution in hs eiy'
DIRECTORS.
Ian, I ,,,.-..,.. usr,T X Barcrt Thomas Bloolgood
,,l,,,y = n,..lr. Jn,s /, Stevens. Moss Taylor
IN, u, - al .,.r ,.rNiu Fanci. n NcOl,
49, t.,r-,.. IL.r,,. I aNrencs Charles SagorN,
- nj g. charlie, y Talbot " illiam " Fox,
- T., So, ,.,rre Ran, Law Asaph >tope,
y ,, ~ c.r,,l Io..nl lIrl>,n David ". Prall
Andrew Foster r. Frhnm iolhrooh Moses H. "'''"'''
div n Gordon.
Io\ tTtIIN LAWRENCE, President
=, ,,.,rr s'r',,r, Jeli sm
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II The bankruptcies declared IN Louisiana
vet. are not quite 300.
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GOAL COAL. COAL-Best Peach Or

" chari Red Ash Cosl-L1mp Broken and NJ sD-'.-
authorised % take ORDERS Tor Jas Se.-
brsed Coal al the very lowest price, ether by The cargs
ar so delivered from Inc barge. free Of carriage any part
A,.o CIV All Schpylku, Lehigl and Lackngans Coal
p : American Btu,linous Coal iO' ths CRATE equal u
- vs. rrice JOSEPH p SIMPSON,
$50 Oihce NJ. liS Sas.du-sireet
:, - f,r I, larger quantity mylsu
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,rf-,n { N.ri,rsk Il AR1.eft.on. stephen Cambreeug,
,iobf Henry ludlow >lmrii Martin. Frederick Depy>ier,
Wilh,m ~ HARRISON. F'-k >chuch1uit D. ri eynioHr'
4 n RODGERS. resident.
TAYLOR secretary.
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UNIVERSITY ~ Nrw-loEK.-Ihe Anniversary
If The Tuclcian and phiiomathian Societies VIII
be held At the University Chapel on Tuesday eve
ning next. Tie ora,isn 10y March,. ;. Hutton d.
-. poem by VIM. Culler. Esq.
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VOL. III. NO. So.
fyoy, Free Trade 4. Propngatcd.

Most Of our readers will have seen and read "l'"t
purporisd to be the Repor, Of Mr.. Hume to the
British Parliament in favor OF Free Trade or low
du,e, n. afiording most Revenue and the best Fro
lection. 1t was published in an extra or double
sheet of Benefits Herald, the British organ mere
and in every way forced into circulation The fol-
lowing extract from late speech of Mr.. Randolph
orN. j., exposes part Of the knayery of this pre-
tended Report:
A report Of Mr. Hume 90 the English PaIiia-
mentl made some time since in the House oi Com
mons. was relied on by Mr.. lIabersham, and his
Free Trade friends, to sustain the position that oc
dnties wiH produce the most rcrcnue. That re-
por, has been widely circulated in this county ard
had been placed gralultouSly IN me hands OF each
of ouI Representatives (whethcr 10y British OF Anne
rican AID We need statc,) for it was printed 10
Carlisle England and sent in sheets IN this coun-
try and was held 10 be outh0rify as 70 this point
But on examination. il was ascor,ained That ne
document was not, II purportcd 10 be, The report
Of Nh Hume. 4 consists ~ garbted cctracfS,
c0rc(uiiV cuiicd 0ut anil So arranged, as 10 teach
n. Moor Republican. correct notions of Free rade
by altering the testimony, by msapplyng the facts
in short by making the report answer the ends
which its British getters up" had IN view, W :;
of deceivne us int the belief that the low duties
will produce the most revenue.
So much for British influence 50 much too i"r
the ieq1s lcntcrtaned by Britain If American In'
dustry were properly encouraged
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ONE PRICE STORE.-It is generally
CLOTHING. 9S Chatham street.-Per

sous 10 want OF good Clothing and wishing to ave
Init tbese hard times, would do well 20 call al WILLIAM
DOISFNS new store. No. 81 Chatham street. aEd exam
pe bs stock II ready made Clothing, before purcha NJ
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as Grandsreei corner Of Ridge,
and south! street. corner Of Montgomery.
Order. e0 A. above Or s3 wlliamsreet, or through
a., D., ,,g;c. ,rorptly attended TO- PEA 2E
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Il The Henry Clay and General Scott, each twenty
81 IN ngtb: both AT saiers-nO exceeded By any boats
~ ,bsr ls,, IN th, city; fitted superior style and IN hrst
1t der Can be .een at Bishop smonsen's sbp yard,
loot Of s. thstreei. Apply to -.
'; IN NJ - C. VI SIMONSON, g. Columba-street
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Il = TO Il lN.-Peach Orchard Goal

The subscriber ofers tor sale The lint quality Peah
Orchard Coal broken egg aud large nutskes at he above
~ered prces delivered free Of csrisge direct from t@
h.t The Coal VIII be veil broken and screened al TIE
ne NJ .hIpn,ent ALFRED AsHFiELD,
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