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New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
SECOND .otRp.

oCO0 Indiana Sp.xt week 2l!i lfO1 Illinois - 20
2eev dos 10 days 4: iep t!n.....s4o daEN -.
The Foreign Exchange market quirt W, continue our
quotations Sterling prime bills 2 a 9: Southern g. =
| Erranrs : IN a jo22
'rhe-a;. m r,,,.-, chance in Dor1.sc FrclanUes We
c,,o pi; ,,t., 81 e.. P,,;rnor, = g VIRGINIA
o. 10. Mobile "a ala -: Ncy.Orl4ans ca Nashville IA
| :. ,.,o21ai.;, n, o : M C,..,;z 70 !, > !,
- -, ~ 1, @ nod
,D -, :, -, -
'''' ~ tt' @ "','p''t " i't i " " . ~ ~ ~ M ~ u ''s
! ~ - " @ - -. an " r i i- " ~ - - - :, -
o''"'' u D. - pay '.,''. u o'
person ! S't'"'i put i!s lIo' ~ '' a. WIG "
th' boy ac oma'ed ny 'iT hs'eni r'hre" 10 'e pot
"her' 'h', man was 10 Walt ~, NAG 'eeainEed-
ThS Chemical Bank has declared dividend oil four per
eeI. @ '' ' @ ' IA ~
tn" City Ere Insurance Company se!n-annuai Dividend
oi FIVE per cent
Al the Tea sale today Tie prices obtained were shade
lo'vcr lal at tn. previous sar. "
ae pan 'oE uih,ln" ,ie t"ofis VI e i'"o'Pn't i'hs
10 sl>'ai t''! o'ei ~ oel u "''"p'e r''lf''','
forming Safety Fund appears 10 have gone Tar towards
quoting the excitement winch prevailed III that city on the
exciting subject OF ,ie bahR. ne hrh.'Ns a-' "' 'ne
Moyamcn'ing, rem township state banh al 1aih' ana
other Banks which nave sustained run without iincng
has tended o add 20 ttis effect The arrangements Tor ms
Fund all coUpeed except the actual dcpostnG al me
secn!e> which wall be- completed before Monday next The
has bee fixed at dollars Tor each
Bank, to increased should the Board OF Trustees deem
necessary
The following named gentlemen the Trustees for the
| Evil, 60, o,,osi,c ,brir names
Sorb Am,rica-John Richardson
phil,deInlj5-Samucl f. Smith
ro,nm.rc;al-Jamcs Dnntas
,,'.h,a;.., u Ni,cbeu
Penn Tovnsbo-D B. IIjnmail
,.", .rto,,as S,,-lx
wes,crl-J. Patterson.
Sasss S'Gss la ais.i;s K;Aas'sss sfao.''
Manufacturers and hsclancs h'. H. ''"'ss
ieS .,,,l clos.d d ,,,v,.n,s
The fennsyyanla BANK eo''',I1 Do, anu na ,s
are heard N ohanGery NO t9 No. @ S,,. .,. due
e @ -; ;. ,,,n,;d va, IN. stock
and payable on The Isl INST. rei'aii "''a'' e m
rose from $50 30 Some other stocks experienced sia
advance
IT.. arisI,rr, of prnnsyyania are engaged upon the
inc iN S1>'"'u'e " 80 ~; - -, - n;,,a. ~
,lSroN>n" Su'4''' o' ui. ''n ,,, IN @ ~. , -. 49,, w~ -
Banks was directed 20 !cl"o'i d '' i'o s " " 'l
ton OF specie payments II was supposed 'hS "ou III up
on The 1st o Junc rs the ,lav, and that the Ilop, wond
r., I , . n, .,rlicr i,av
.r' p,,a,,;o p,ni nov. refuse m receive Country
i,' ii'"'e .",; % ,.,;, ~ ,r =, ten ,rr
i'"iN '''' va ~ i'.'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
LAWYERS DIARY. February J.

CA1rspRA Aor TIE CoraT or COMMON PLEAS. THIS Day
psrt First meets at 10 ocock3o 80 s. =, 81, u, l59 l65,
l67 80 N5 81 l5S. &c. 3l3, 81 81 9 III i'9 u.s. 2 81, e,
A.
E.IrHo.R OF THE CIRCUIT CouRT, THIS DAY-l7o III,
1864 81 l79, 1870, lSl, ls2, 1874, le5, 1850 l95.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

o. Mr. BORIS publishes in the lntellisencer q
very bitter card in reply TO that OF Secretary ! P
>!i<r., He promises in a few days 30 prove 'hat
the Secretary has uttered a falschood, IN saying
,nat he never adv scatcd dissolution of tho Union.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

ATUSIC at Three Cents Page, Retail
lYH G. r. GESLAIN, Music Publisher and Dealer, nkes
this method informing his friends and the public tlat ne
a. removed ron,way No. II Lspenar-Strtet ony
one door from broadway, and has reduced his 3lusc to the
low price OF cents page lie would athe same ume
inform The public that his Music is not Incorrect as has De
reported and printed from the same plates
as in the city; and rs guarantee
any Music purchased at lis store and found to be incorrect
can returned and money refunded Inc puDilc arc
respectfully invited call and examine for themselves
- In c. r GESLAIN. 72 Lispcnartl.st
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

10 We understand ,JoHs READ, Esq. resigned
his station Yesterday morning, President OF the
Philadelphia Bank. Samuel F. Smith, Esq. sue
c.cds 10 the oiicc.-FhU Gn-.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

rs The BODY Of Hon y T. Dxo. urrivcd at
This City this morning on its way TO Rhode Island
where it is 10 be Inferred.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
fIl assortment OF French ani English CaSsiH1eEes OF u
p,-.

la.es: Fall and Winter Pate'fs
rAN be found at the New-l ork cas
Tailoring Establishment l4e Fulton-'t'eet, near oso'
-av, where particular attention pad 10 cutting rams n
svle our customers may ws and made al ne no
-. g--c, variety OF Diamond. Vine and Boad-stre
:r Oy.-coa made 10 order in style surpassee
bv none. and at prices TO suit the most economical Also
r ,lt assor7,nen, OF wes;-of England and French
Co,bs together with the wooiens veves cashn'ert Bro
c,de and other silks ;or vesngs comprises as iu an as
.or,,osr, as can be found in The city.
Strict punc,uali observed in filing orders Cash on de-
livery, ard no abatement IN prices
" B. those persons IN want OF good and faShiofaor
overcoa at moderate price, invited TO call and es-
amin. our style and quality before purchasing elsewhere,
GAYLORD gives his whole attention the cutting de-
oar,rnent whose name guaranty for ars'-raie fr
j. c. BOOTH.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

rs Passengers by this mornings train say that
-: new Postmaster for this city las been designated
b. The President.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

I've have no particular remarks 10 make on the state
OF trade in the City during the past week ir merchants
are preparing themselves ,eI Spring business ":ch
commences generally the latter par, OF this month very
full supply 2rrady openedand heavy cargoes ot all KINDS
are daily arriving 1t is thought that The country rather
of roo. ut the continued and increased eInbarTass-
,ren in the circulating medium the Soai and West "!
undoyt-:v prcyen; anv thing Ike very heavy business
being done during The present Spring The weath con-
Time, mild and Il Is general remark that We ave New
Orleans winter in Neyr-YorA Wehave nothing 10 notice IN
the s;a!e OF The Coun-y Marke, OF The least Importance
REVIEW OF THE NEw-YoRk MARkET.
PREPARED Tor the Weekly Tribune chtly from me eo'
alercial Shipping List
ASIIES-There bu, very iiie doing IN either descEP-
EEESwAX-upw pwar.ls Of 1000 lbs Southern elbow have
bec. sold al - a Soc CASH j,
COAl-The nilnrS q, the winter has Greatly ie>t.ieu
the consumption this article, and win !noae!aie uPf
prices have recently tended tlownwarf
COFFEE-ThiS article continue, Gniii lilS; o ooH t
are without particular Change The sales include SEQ bags
Brazil Al 81 81 the former pTice ioi Aierof @ ~ 20
II l.: so Silnatr7 q: $50 Cnba q; loo Mar1saioo
q. all four months and ESQ 81 Domingo al cents sas!
COTTON.--Since las; there has been d s'edus 80: 80
demand principally Tor pland and FioTiua 3r
which has been freely hv holders gene. .ail d. l.ie
OF las; week, the market closing firmly Without any s
lar change rates except for the good anu iie 9ae
New Orleans! which fully quarter o Set,.
The transactions embrace 900 bales sand anu 10: i1
ID i 81 cc,> with some fine q q; 200 Mobile al =
$50 Nryvrleans q 90 with Sne 4; l0: an- 81 eAs
about 8! cents slor. 1r!ce together say 'oo pa!e>
he have Derl--irpul
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

z. SrEAM-FHicArE NIIssouRI.-Thc officers OF this
tinc ship, which is now lying at the Navy-}ard
Brooklyn, were awakened early on tuesday morn
ing, on finding the frigae keeling over almost on
her bean, ends At first it was supposed that, as
The tide was falling, some Of the ships works had
rot cnanglcd with the wharf, as she swung away
from her mooringS bu, finding all clear IN that 9l-
rcciou they soon discovered that she was aground,
and st.sinSing III the mud On farther examlla-
,ion il was found that there were FIVE or az feet Ct
water in the hold which arose from the stop-cochs,
tor the supply of the boilers, having been lett open
How this happened is AT present the subject OF a a
rigid inquiry. There had boon carpenters on board
during Monday and the Engineer snpposcs that the
srop-cocl;s must have been left open by some OF
them bu, whether bydcsgn or through negligence
he cannot, say. Had the irigatc been lying III deep
water, in the srca.n, there seems room tor little
doubt that she would have gone down As 1t IS,
we are happy to find that she has sustained llitic
or no damage The Franklin "A had avery mar
row escape Of the same kind, several ycnr> us"'
while living a, anchor in Ncw-l orli hav we tor
get The cause, il we ever knew precisely what 1t
Was, bu, we remember that III few minutes more
tha, noble ship would have gone down with all on
board. CoInmerclul Ad'cr''scl'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
A u CTION S Al +. 5
By BANGS, RICHARDS x PLATT,
BY S. DRAPER.
Store 81 Wii.ian-s,cee,. corner Of Piae-ssreet

Store lao Broadway.
On FRIDAY ENENISG Feb J. d, bali past s ocioeS.
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New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and with ,te advice and c0nScn, ot The SeiEate -
JAMES Owls, Naval Officer. Wilmington, ..
vce Daniel Sherwood, whose commission VIII cx-
=pirc on the 2[tl of the present month
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

H7 \ Mr.. Brigham, at Detroit on.the Oath uIt,
was badly so burned by the explosion OF the ma
tc,ials with which he was manufacturing species
of gus as substitute Tor oil, thai he died the next
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

90 During the last year there have been bu'l
and commenced 4l9 new houses 4, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

Ma ATCHES AND JEWELRY very
w low--Tlc subscriber s selling MI descriptions OF
gold and silver lever anchor, eScapeen, epne and verge
Watches Diamond Rings Pins Gold Pencils, Keys. &c at
retail. lower than any other place in the city Gold
Watches 80 TO 10 dollars each Watches ana Jew
-lrv exchanged or boug gLt.
al watches warranted keep good time or the money
returlxd. u. Z. ALLEN
,mnocr of Watches and Jewslry wholesale and retail, 80
" All street nm >lars dSn
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
By ROYAL GUlaEl.

NOTICE To Familics.-Pcrsons who
are at this season OF the year troubled with burning
oil informed that be supplied. IN quantities 10
their with blcached Sperm on al IS
per gallon an unhcace equally good except ~ color ii Is
6 per gallon and both warranted not ch! or crust
the wick IN burning.
Also good five gallon Oil Cans al IS each; other sizes
eI..is Is iw LANES A. SNIITII i Wa,er.s,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

SuprosED Sr1c1Dr.-OKc day last week man
IN passing through Mr. yandcvecr's woods IN 'lic
ves, part of this town, discovered the body OF a
man suspended by the nccl; 10 limb OF tree;
He had hung himself bv silk handkerchief, and
by his dress appeared have been l. States
soldier. 4 case of dentist instruments was i"lnd
in ms pocket. Hc appeared 10 be about 80 years
=ui asc and WAS a stranger III tins viclnltv
Long Island Farmer.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK, FEBRUARI S, 1872
MIS1ATuRE ALMASAc.-THIs DAY
-.ruv >,.y TIE MOON FULL SEA
Rises St s. Sets 5 liRses Is south 6 =
Latest ates.
=IOSnox Jan. S HArRE az :
lvrgpooI......J Jan / 1NEwoSLE>SS... - aIL =
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bark Ca,harina sandman Bremen Boor7nan Joni>on
Brss Calvin Parsons Wilmington Nc ba!tel!; Selma.
Smi,h Mobile Sturg> < Chairman e'rz orls N's>a
Wakefield, AugoS,ur. Avr!ar CO.; RoaTrf otniT, h',
ranhaul and Para, Corning Son: NorIner' i.e Il hh2 M
ton. Nt~ni,h Leeds Daniel kilev Carts Sai,ahaer
Thatcher, Gen Marion. sylvester, Goafes >e>ii'i' y
Leeds Moon Invrr, Charleston
Schrs Alfred F. Thorn, Sanford Wilmington NJ CompI.
ance, Sparrow, Boston, Tasso, Coa>, Havaaa George
Cook
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Henry Clay Scbner 50 > ST Petersburg lndze
10 Nol,rnius L Paven>tad,.
Ship John aIinurn, Stark NOrlears Is DIS the Bar,
-four 10 G Douglass
Brig rhilhurs sherman, Savannah cotton Dunham
DiInor
Brig Savannah shap,er ds I'm Savannah &c 10
StnrceS l. Chairman.
Brig New Orleans Alden II ,Is NOricas, roasses 10
Dep-yser WhiIlarsh.
Schs Emblem, Pearce, York River.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
New Attraction!
ENHE NEM-HORk MI. .SEl-NI formerly

a Psac'. haviEa undergone atera! a!terat;o and a
and improved arrangement the collection
cuosii!e> aud objects Science and Antiquity which
purpose ha> beer for time partially closed Will here
after present attractions department The
celebrated Portrait GALLERY, much admired containing
heiri;e and alo; only Aeness ofour early and mos; dis
taui>hed Heroes Patriots ana, Statesmen has been greatly
Improved by TsyirnlSng The Scientific articles have been
arranged and ADAPTED Tor the hes, purposes of study and Tor
teaching youth The Lecture Room has been greatly
iarc and improved the accommodation OF intelligent
AMI respectable audiences, AMI Tor oiectt> by dis
tngul>e! lecturers. With extensive App2raa>> &c Many
articles otcuri0y have been added and the hole
presents uneGualis advantages rational amusement and
useful instruction. Parents and teachers. the renS sci
tncr md citizens generally, are invited 10 call 10
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
Als,-A large Book. Case suitable for Law Books
THIRTY -FIF'rH NEW-NORN= TRADE SALE,
L, - In aN- N 40

,sreeabl the regulations the regular Trade Sale
Books Writing and Printing Paps.S stationery Stereo
,vpe Pl.e- Leather &C. will be commenced Tuesday
The .ol oi Marcncx, ii will be continued under the d
rectoa o the Committee and under the same regulations as
heretofore
Invoices should be furnished by the first OF February
when the catalogues will BE- put 10 press
Cash advances VIII be made receipt OF goods ana SAFES
viii be ,,.aran,ee,l and cashed when required.
BANGS, RlCHARDS PI.NTT, ,l96 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

Terns-S2 per amun in advance. or l8i cents single
number Pu6i.ll.,i monthly delivered in any part OF I'M,
Civ and Brooklyn and by mail to all OF the III
ted STATES nv ISRAEL POST, 88 Bowery. rs 3tis
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

CHEAP DRY GOODS, at 80 Chatham.
" s,re~t-BRowN ( URoUHART haze jus, received
their Store several lots dtsrab. Ne" Goods, which
they offer extraordinary low prices.
Good Alo,eine de LANES styles Is Cd > and 2s 6c
French TO-, warranted Thibet WOOL 5 Cd and s..
Some very pretty small patterns, blue PINK and lilac
suitable for children 3 ed per yard
Mourning de LANES nc,t styles IS per yard.
SuKS-Severa thousand yards OF figured chen., and
plain Silks being part Ola Bankrupt ock selling consier
biz under original cost.
sHAwLs-Brocle sha,pls. Cashmere shaas Da.nass
Satin Snavs Six Shawls, and Velvet Long an't Point
ShaIs be TO beound al any Retail Store
in New FORK. and very cheap.
An entirely new assortment OF Shilling Calicoes fast
colors and superior styles
DOMESTICS OF all kinds greatly reduced prices.
We also offer all Winter Goods al cost being destrou
10 clear hen OIL to make room the Spring stock
BROWN < uRQuHART'S One Price Store
/, NJ 50 Calar!ne-srreet corner Of Maslison.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

Thou hast all seasons for ,hin- own, Oh Death"
ARGUS.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

STORE TO LET, and Stock and Fix
~ tGres OF Crockcry Store Dr SALE, in o the hest To-
cations IN the city-Stock small Inquire Immediately at
No. Lei Howcry. IL 3,is+
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

sc,.lns,ruc,ion in the Ar. OF Composition
The Bcrcaved,bv r. 5. r.
Murai, hy Jules Justin.
Dc.uorv Reading. by Al Elwyn, NJ. D.
The Patriot Merchants.
The Gem OF the sea. the Approach 10 Land by Key
nell Coates. W. ID.
Evenings atmy uncic>, hy Horace.
The Philosopher OF Sans Soucl from tue German oy iM'
Grandgen.
On the Departure OF The Year 1871, by NJ. y. p
Evenings Ro,cheah, by LAZY.
Laurel lIi, by tlo III. John Bourcr.
Reflection and Action.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

l-rFIFirII w ARD MARION TOTAL AbSi IN ,,. s.N.r e.
EryTha ri,i7,,s O. the Filthy Ward, IN favor OF
forming Temperance society 10 be an 'nNlary TO ,hr
Washington Temperance Benevolent Soc,iy are reqntslc
i, assemble a, t. Marion House, No Ito "t't EToad"aN
ON THURSDAY Evening, u, halt past ot!ock
rl,f.r lrr, tIrtss tlt, lntt.lit
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

no LET--Par, OF House, pleasantly
a situated OF rne East River with large barn and
about tour Of land with fruit. &c. suitable sum
reSidcscr, for miknrI Apply the premises. nth
strccl and Isl AEcnle. JOHN G. NILLER. II 2sN
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

1000 Indiana week 81 l,oo0 Illinois 20
2,eGD dos 10 days q: l,o0 do...sl0 days IL.
The Foreign Exchange market quirt W. continue our
quotations Sterling prime bills, ga 81: Southern 6: :.
Eranc. Z a1 =,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
TE1TIE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK, OF

tcc 68 Bowery.-The ioung Peoples Book; or Mage
OF Useful and Entertaining knowledge. Edited oy
John A. Eros, and Morton NlcMchncl.
CONTENTS OF TIE FEBRUARY Ne Vol l. No.o-
The Prodgars Return hy L. :. Arthur Illustrated by
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
NY7ANTED-A purchaser for respecta-

AIANTED-Placcs for good Servants,
w please apply al 456 Broadway. City and County
Employers suited with cooks, waters nurses, housemaiI>,
&c; so men servant, and boys for trades. IL In
New-York tribune., 1842-02-03

TOHN McCABE Il Co.'s Intelligence
~ Office. % Nassau st.
REFERENCES--Eion. W. H. Grinnel, II. Brcvor Esq,
w Irving PROT Renw;cs lis In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLES DIINNE WATERI.AND pRINCIPA


THIS Academy established years under the pa
of the former Intendeni General the Island and
other distinguished Of the nobility and merchants Of
tins city: Its conducted the plan OF the German gvmna
sis and the method of tuition the nterrogarve All the
scholars the English language many of them
speak il habitually and fuently
The Principal has the experience of schools France Ger
many, England, and the United States His chief aim
give the youth entrusted to his practical knowledge OF
thosc branches of poll education, winch required in all
active careers, and are applicable 10 any. 49,
The course OF study therefore, compehenas the English
Erench German and Spanish languages History Geogs hie
Natui Philosophy the practical part OF Mathematics and
Drawings Of ysrions kinds.
Professors Of divers and reside the
and all the classes receive rotation instruction
nom the director
Such signal attended this plan of tuition
vea OF the pupils under elve years OF ages write and
TWO foreign languages perfectly Ineligible and
those oil nper years, correctly and easily.
The acquisition not only Of the Spanish but also OF other
anguages thus placed within the reach Of the youth OF the
lnquh the many advantages which from anEngsh ed
ucauon The object Of the Principal in desiring to receive
youths from the United States facilitate the requirement
oil the Eng accent for his Spaph pupils which service
would be douby repaid them by by the latter and to introduce
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The young cit
mate the house being and airy situated
spot at short from the city and within Its
limits fine bath and complete gymnasium for the preservation
OF the pupils health Two Youths lately arrived from Germa-
n.y. have passed the in the school In perfect ah As
the principal married and his wife and sister have
charge of the junior children received
age but tsat Of infancy.
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undsurbed
The $500 three months adj
vance There ex'ras except clothes nd books
Reterences-MESSRS. CHAS DRAKE * BROTHERS.
ALEXANDEa MORALES, ESQ.,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-03
Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge Inglis.

DEC. 2.--Jonathan X. Herrick James Marine and
Charles f. DuranfThs was an action brought against
the defendants of respass the under the following
circumstances The plaintiff charges that in Sept last
he employ ed the defendants who printers ltho
graphers quantity of ruled paperhve rsams Of
roy writing paperprepsraory to its being bound into
boos-of the value of 80 $40 They undertook to do
the job but the plaintiff alleges that the work very
badly and unkully donehi some places too much ink,
and in places littlesome ioos the figures
the top, and another not enough; the ink
lad also In shortthat the whole lot OF paper
spo and rendered useless The plaintiff therefore came
into Court asks that the defendants shall pay him for the
value of the paper ruined The defence that the job
was done well IL could be done in that time. II
question fact the quality OF the printing
paging In the Of his charge the Judge remarked
that rule of law that when job Of work.
be DONE has been performed badly to spoil the
material the workman il liable 10 pay damages in the
lue the material But then the mperfection not
be small trivial defect but which IL evident
inspection and manfestly injurious to the workmanship
The fact that the paper as now worked may be fit for
some other purpose than that which originally de-
signed cannot be any usc alton the defendants enga
ged to do the work In particular way. All contracts
must have reasonable Interpretation. The jury will
give their verdict tomorrow Saturday
p. Staples for plaintiff EW. stoughton for defend