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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-01-05

Setoter 6. 1871.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

men, of finance referred several assessments
confirmed.
Report Of the Counsel the communication OF the late
Counsel in relation to unfinished suits remaining in his
hands the time of the appointment of his succao-re
ferred.
Resolution in favor OF paying Messr Foote, oed and
Lord $500 each for counsel fees for arguing the uandaus
case-concured in.
Ordinance amending ordinance prohibit steamboats,
vessels and other craft lying receiving dischaging
freight passengers at the Battery wall under penalty OF
S50--was coacurred in.
Petitions received OF II several butchers for sands
in the markets-were referred
Report from The other Board s permit the propre;ors Of
pier g. repair and extend the pier a, their own expense
was concurred in.
In favor Of transferring certain in the llth
Ward-concurred in.
IL Of abolshng the Offices ofward Collectors Of Ar
of Taxes, and appointing one Coeciorand 2asans
-concurred in
Adjourned TO the lst Monday in September.
COURT OF SEssIoSs.-Before the Recorder,
Judge Lynch and Aldermen Purdy and Hatfield.
TRIAL FOR euRGLAgY-Wllliam Davis was put upon his
trial for burglary in the Sd degree il breaking open the
premises of Stephen Bushe No. 49 Robinson.street and
stealing thereirom and shoes the value of
the night of the 22d July last The effected
by forcing the bar off the window and breaking the
glass The prisoner attempted 70 sell two odd boots ITO
r Dorse in which bad previously described
TO him by Mr.. Bushel and which being identified, Dorse
caused the prisoner 10 be arrested The jury found him
guilty and the Court sentenced him the State Prison for
2 years.
Matthew Lynagh was convicted OF petit larceny sea
ing watches from John Power PenileBtiay 6nionth
John Evans was found not guilty OF stealing clock from
the Apollo Saloon.
clothing from the of Louis Schaer 81 Chapestree
July l6. Sent to State Prison for lG years.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
pY OPDER of Willis Inglis, Esq. one

T. of the Associate Judges of the Cour of Common
Pleas OF the City and County of NswF York. Notice IS here
by gwen, Pursuant the provisions OF tbe statute anbor
zin attachments aals; nonresident debtors tat an attach
has issued against the estate of Jonathan Gong ga
resident OF the State Of Ohio and that the same WI DC o
ior the payeRr OF his debts unless he appear and dtschare
such detachment according 10 law within nine inonis i,on
thu pubesn of this notice and an I'm ,hat tine he pay page a e
livery To t or for his use OF any properly ~i eL
elongr @ and the eF G ,, o. 1o 1y safs pasG he
y by him forbidden by law, ana :, a. NsGIE 1S.,-
third day January, laii Co. v; .,tfna Creditor
= Y rn.yiao 1.,-,,,I eo,y aulg Iaw9m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
CITY INTKL LiG e N c E..
Naval Court Martial.

FINDING OF THE COURT THE CASE OF PASSED MID
slpsiAs May AND SENrENcE-Yesterday morning at
o. o'clock naval time CON- Perry on board the u $
ship North Carolina read the sentence OF the Court Mar
,a on Passed Mdshpman May, who had been found guilty
of direspect 10 Dis commanding officer, en Wilkes, while
engaged in the Exploring Expedition The cuprit having
been called by corporal Of mariReS from the wardroo,
made his appearance the quarter deck in the OF
vast assenblage OF naval and marine officers OF all grades,
from the postcapain down the youngest OF the Riddles
There was also considerable sprnkng of landsnen pre-
sent
In the midst OF The profound silence the Commodore
proceeded to perform his duty The Commodore stateu
that he had received letter from the Navy Department at
wahngon approving of the finding of the Court in the
case vi Mr. May and enclosing letter to that officer which
twas his duty read publicly on the deck OF the North
Carolina. The letter was as follows
NAVY DEPARTMENT August G, 1872
SIR-The Court Martial before which you We're recently
tired NewYork upon charges prepared by the Secretary
oilhe Navy the information o! Lieut. Wilkes, lind yeu
l Of diespect TO your superior officer IN the execution
his official duty, and sentence you 10 be publicly reprl-
nanded such Time and place as il may deem proper
This sentence has been approved.
The offence OF which You have been found guilty. al
though involves moral uptude strikes at the iounda
uon OF all discipline respectful departments part OF the
duty OF obedience and obedience is the first law OF military
service II impossible therefore, that the Department can
fail look with dspleasure the conduct OF officer
who far lost his secontro as to suffer himself TO be be-
trayed into dsrespect towards his superior officer.
ani sir. respectfully
Your obedicnt servant,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH Richards, aue,tonecr.
IRY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT
Store lS6 Broadway.
TR AnE snt,

TRADE SALE
The New.Yori Ysaee Sais Of Bnnt. paw, s,,.,o,s,,
Stereotype PihAs Eealer Sc viii con, ~, sfon3s
August a9th, with the sale Of
STATIoNERYwhiehw will embrace $50 cases Of arpe.,s
Letter and Foocap Papers ricn and srartyc 10, ~
English Stationery, direct from importers together with
large variety OF American manufacture consisting of
PAPESs-ncrding WbalDa.s sIpeFtipe English Letter
and Billet Papers Folio Posi-; Whatnans A;a iYnperial
royai and deni Drawins Paper Tissae; coored and
Marble Papers; Bristol Boards French ard English Gold
and Fancy Culcred Papers Embossed and Perforated
Drawing Boards Ruled ard Plain Fookcap and Letter Pa
pers; Wrapping Paper, &c.
STEEL PExSAn extensive assortment OF Metal F'eEs.
clndng the latest and most desirable patterns from The
manufactures oil Perry, Glol Wnde, Warren, H,Two0i,
Mo>eiv, Jacobs, Cohen &c.
SEiNG-w,x-A large variety Of red black and fancy
coored Including valuable invoice OF Hagan
INXs-cons;srns OF Arnoid's blue black and red Inks;
Hogan Tnempsons superior black RED, japan and copy
ing Inks; Terry's English wing Ink; Terys cottage
black and red Inks London Writing Fiud; Hawthorne's
English Inks &C. Aiso an invoice OF Fessenden's manu-
tacure.
ouLLsTwenty cases Of superior manufactured oull,
from Nc lot 80, Also, Swan ouis Quill Pens Sc.
English Drawing Pencils at Mordsn's Sewees, Rockraan
Lansdon's, Cohen's, Aiddeto4s. and Marks Y soa's
manufacture.
CARps-ncludng invoice ct Smith & Cooks Playing
Visiting and Conversation Cards De La Rue Co Eng
ish tnaneec CNr,tS; Reyuolos English Pisying Carts
II. CohenN Co.'s superior Visiting Cards. &c.
BLANK BopSS-Seveal large invoices OF Blank Books,
including Invoice Of superior ac;ured Cap Books,
made hy j. u. Williams Also, large invoice o. Hogan
K Thompson's Memorandum ana Pass Books, &C. Sc.
Fancy ENGLISH SrArIoNEsY-a very large assortment,
consisting OF cut-giaS broazed and cocoa wood
Letter aud Counting Seals and Wafer SiaapS artists Wa
ter Colors; China Pallets; Cancels Hair Pencils Back
CANNON Boards; Chess and Drait.men; Port Folios;
pockerBooks and Bankers Cases Mathematical Insnu
Cutlery; CarsRatks; Morocco and Tor,eiseShe
Sas: Cas.s; Book; Folders; Red Tape' Ink Powders;
Waters Motto Seals Pounce and Pounce Boxes; Screens
and Screen Transfers Dsected Maps and Pciures India
Kubner Bill Files Paten, Measures; Dominoes Initial
Waters, &C. &c
LEArHER-lOOO doz Leather consisting OF English and
American Bark Skve-S: cochineal blue maroon. green,
black and tream-colored savers English Lambs and
Law Leather, Ss.
TUESDAY, Aug. So;h, and following days
BOOKS-The sale of Books WILDE commenced sn Tues
day ,rnng August 30h, and continued saiy until aare
sold. The catalogue embraces extensive invoices from the
leading publishers throughout the country
SrEssorYpE PLArEs.--The calalcsue also embraces
many valuable Stereotype Plates with copy rights.
Catalogues now ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
Comnaercial and Money Matters.

TUESDAY p. NJ.
Even in those days OF small sale the transactions at the
Board to-day trng In prices there was no change
of importance Harlem rather better For Mo-
hawk S7l offered SO asked; Delaware and Hudson SO
offered, a5 asked.
In State stocks the sales also small For Sixes 1862
SO offered COL asked Fives 1853 81 offered BIZ asked; Ohio
Sizes 1860 70 offered Is asked; Kentucky Fve 5Socred
65 asked; City Sevens 1882 O0h offered 1909 asked The
sales were!
s55oON. y.7 lsla. .loot $1,000 Kentucky sixes.. II!
$4,000 n. Y. 5is 1853 -. SO
The operations in Foreign exchange are limited, but in
consequence OF the small number Of bills Market drawers
are lirm Sterling 81 a 63-Francs sac.
In Inland bills ha market is quiet Alabama is rather
heavier to-day. Seine brokers will not buy Decatur better
than Mobile We learn that this branch has suspended the
redemption Of her per specie and 70
Mobile notes in consequence having paid all her Mo-
bile funds. We quote
Boston. ........... disc Unon Florida ......75
Philadelphia ......a par Apalachcola. i!
y4gnn yamSre q pF ther branches State 40
North Carolina .....2ss 81 , Bank Alabama 27t %
Charleston y MeW, Ne a?',. Orleans prem
Augusta .lsa II Louisville. ...........2s
Columbus. s.........28 so St Louis :..:.......2S 5
Macon .........23 80 Interior of Ohio. Il 4s
H. X AverilI the receiver of the Clinton County Bark
notified the creditors of said bank exhibit their respective
claims with the voucher thereof his Office in Pittsburgh
on or before the first Monday OF March next.
The Comptroller will sell the 25th inst. $G000 Illinois
Bonds for account of the Clinton Bank of this city.
The Atlantic Insurance Company OF Boston about TO
take consideration the expediency owndng its
cerns
Counterfeit The Brunswick Bonk, Me. in crcula-
toQ The bank has Withdrawn all the genuine notes of
that denomination Counterfeit SIS the Bank Of Plymouth
are also in circulation.
Business very dull at Philadelphia. The interior
banks would not resume as anticipated. The
Lancaster County Banks had postponed this act There
did appear be any disposition operate in stocks
The Courier says that the Bank of Pennsylvania will pay
the S;u,e interest the exceed $l, and in
weeks certificates for larger would be issued bear
ing interest, payable in one year,
The Cincinnati Chronicle the Bank of Indiana is is
State and issues again. receiving itself payment OF It's
own debt.
AtNew Orleans money matters continue in very unatis
factory There panic in uncurren funds in con-
sequence report that the Attorney General about
to proceed against some of the suspended Institutions
The report was premature.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
MONEY MARKET.

Sales MT the Stock Exchange, Aug. 9.
% Union Bank .....loo 1890 Harlem. cash 14l
80 Farmers Loan ...... II 10 Utica Schen. ....ll2
SECOND BOARD.
50 Harlem ......nw l4s SO do ............nw l4t
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
A Ia Court of Chancery held for the Stat

A Ia Court of Chancery held for The State
"A ofNewYork a, The City Of New York On the 4tl
day OF april D. ls42present William T. mecopg s,,SS' nee
Ketche Mary ketchel Andrew Ke'chfi Wliam Ketclsi
Isaac Kechel, samuel Ketche James Daily William lr-
earet Ketche Andrew e. Ketchc aad Reisey his wife,
John Russell aud Sarah bis wife--in Partition
II appearing the satisfaction OF thus Court, laat an
amended bill complaint has been fled in this cause 'or
partition of the foowing described premises 10 WIT; Al.
that certain dwellng-house lot piece parcel OF
sround situate. lying and bepg in the Filth ard of the
City Of NewYok, and s known GEd distinguished ny me
nunber TWO hundred ana nineteen t2I9 Curc-street,
bounded westerly front by Church street ator resad oua-
erly by grouud late belonging 10 Jacob A. Cole
notheriy by ground now OF late belonging 70 Isaac H.
Tallnan and Charles Morris and eastery by iot no o3
containing in breadth IN front and rear e.'
and in length each s-e seYeny.fVe ee be- ihe same
more less; together with all and singular the rights PIT
vileges berediiamen;s and apputelaces, rsinS;'es @
remaiuders rents, issues and profits theec; ARD IL AUG a
pearing satisfaction OF this Court that uie residence
OF John Russell IS unknown that Andrew T. hacne i %le
last heard from, believed tn reside soew'eie M
America that Bs'sry Ketcs resides N sf ssae o. and AM
drew kelche rdside IN the State last aoress nl " IL
liam Ketche and Isaac Ketcel reside IN The Siate ol NV
Jerseyon motion Of C. Nagie, solicitor or he
ant is ordered kal the said John RUSSELL Andrew N aescb
e etsey KetcLe William Irvine and Sarah Jane lylSe an
hrew Eetciiel William Eeciiel and Isaac heictei, ana
Zach nj Ihe cause their appearance TO be entered ana nc
tee thereof TO served ihs Conplainanrs Soici.o
W ' sr anna,raac. that ihcy cause tbeir
swers to the compIaisants blu 70 be hlec aad copy uee
m h served on the pianants Solicitor vin toy Gays
afs service OF copy said BILL ~ default uefes
said bill st complaint be taken eoafssset by them asg
each OF them. And it il further ofdere maj Eln
aaRs 2 nrder 9s o TO ds be- published IN tie and e ,sse te
New York Tribune, paper printed N i.s a he said
Compliments cause copy this order to s,ebet et
sonail on the said john Rlsse anae T. t-yi,e Andrew
Ksehe William KeetI Isaac kecse and q hsc saea
OF ifeu at twenty days before i'e o.t
prescribed for their sppe1ai1tpRsaaM HIRAM wALwoRrH CLERK
ri N., ss,;.;,o. - - arl0 iawSm
Evening Journal copy. .s- -. I - - -
4IVE,- GEESE FEATHERS- bales
= - ar Inry ALI E,N Log Rroad.S arlG sfs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
Yn Dr1xets.

ASHES-There continues fair demand for both descrip
tons al 50 for Pots and Is Pearls Sales 100 bbls Pots
No Pearls.
COTTON-The transactions to-day reach 7sO 10 800 bales
Holders rather frmer at present prices
FLOUR-Snce Saturday the market for this staple has
per barrel has Reen submitted to- Although the supplies
irving hight yet the demand is Limited and on falling
market most buyers will not operate Yesterday abou 40Co
bbs Genessee and Ohio la mostly Ohio were taken for
shipment s6! 43l, principally at so. OF this 1000
bbs were for British Provinces 1900 bbls for England and
$40 West Indies The emarket to-day quote at 43a
so fer ali Western with sales 1000 10 1900 bhs Genessee and
Ohio and 500 Troy The tendency still downward and
there are plenty Of sellers these rates. Georgetown is
offered 97 with no buyers Sales so hhds BrandywHe
Meal at Sl4 90, mos.
GRAIN-The market is nearly bare of Corn and Rye
The former is in fair demand sale made yesterday
of 800 bushels NewOreans at 55c weight We have oil 10
considerable decline last sales. Oats pcn-
~ aod ratherimproving Canal % 29c, River at q 70
cent
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
ulO I'm ONE FROM PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvani
no PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE

4 The subscriber building in connection with his Gar
den, OF Third and Vine Streets Cincinnati, osho
little Theatre and Concert Eoou 100 by 50 feet 10 be
completed about The middle Of September, and would be
pleased 10 hear from talented professional people wish
visi. the Western Country Letters postpaid will re-
ceive mnledia,. attention WILLIAM SHIRES.
N B. A engraving Of the establishment can he
seen ar Liz office al 2Wss
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

rr Cnucert-The ladies' of the Handand Hand To
tai Abstinence Society would most respectfully
inform the citizens of NewYork that they viii give their
FIRST Concert this evening their Hail. corner OF Dey and
Washng1on-streetS, oclock-on which occasion they
have engaged the talent of large number OF eminent
Ne;ss Sn,;,b III d. GOODYEAR.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

I Or. - 3EM .thoDaaoA, Son OF the FOUNDER OF
the ThoEsonan Systcm-I saw by The Times OF yestsr
day morning thai this noted character had taken office
at No. 3S Broomesirce three doors from the Bowery,
and called 10 him season witness what ar
peared 10 astonishing result in about len msrtes
from the effects of his medicine. lady called from Bush
wick vary feeble saie with bad cough and 50 ain,
scarcely to be able TO stand without help Dr. Thomson
al once told her all ber symptoms and feelings, without
,s:d from herself better than she could have doe and
then told her that be would relieve her in few minutes
He gave her medcine and said that
she felt better thas before week She arose from her
chair walked the and active, took quantity OF
medicines, and left tie Office apparently as happy as
queen. therefore say 10 the feeble and nhrms II you
strength snd support call at SIS three
doors from the Bowery. aus lw
n Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman Tile and made Ii, rat waerght or seven cents
foot pared with Cement, concrete, for ten dollars
for the bulk or space OF housandbrick.
jya0u ABLJAH SMITH, 10 Haulionst
" To Printera.-A Printing. Office suitable for
newspaper, book and job work incl1 ding presses type,
&c. for sale bargain, in this CITY, The location is fx
celent and the entire $500 Payment may
be made in work address Box I25' Park Post Office.
iyll I'm
II The American AsrIculturist.-The Au-
No. of this valuable work farmers and others is IS
sued by SA&TON MILES, 2l5 Broadway.
City subscribers will please call and obtain their Numbers
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
NEW GOODS.-Selected from the lat
i = est Importatons, at the
NEW.YORk CAST! TAILORlNG ESTABLISHMENT,

NEW-Y YUTtk CASII TAILURING ESTABLISHliENT
l42 Futonstreet, near Broadway.
Strangers and others arriving in the city, wishing 10
pens their wardrobe, invited to call and examine
stock before leaving their ORDERS making
daily purchases for cash. and offer great inducements 10
ca.h customers Our assortment compresa great variety OF
French and English wool black ami fancy colored Cloths
and Cassimer-s the best quality and latest styles French
eastics so desirable for fancy pants choice selection OF
French aX English Silks for vestings Also good assor
nen of drap dete and fancy French drngs for summer
wear The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured at their establishment shall be equal in style
and workmanship that of any house in the trae and al
great reduction from credit prices.
Full suits furnished at "a hours notice Strict panctualty
observed in filling orders.
Cash on delivery, and no abatement in price.
Ii ] C. ROOTU & CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
MARRIED F:

In the parish Of lafayette, La, July Il, Dr. George
Washington Scranton, formerly of New Haven Conn, 10
Miss Anathalie Breaux, OF that parish
On Tuesday, August Sidney Roberts TO Miss Susan
Butler, daughter Of Horace Butler. Esq all of this city.
AT Tallahassee Florida July 20, Mr.. james B. Gpmbe to
Miss Rene,ts Josephine, daughter of Capt Lewis N Norris
u. S. Army.
At wcaunec, Middle Florida, July %, Dr. Charles Nc
Cor1nick L. S. A. 10 Mrs Ellen yaSs daughter o the late
Hon. William Writ and daughter OF Col Robert Gamble.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

NJ Four Dollar Hals.-WARNOC OK ,il7O Broa :
way invites the attention gentlemen 10 superior black
Hat at the moderate price of Four Dollars This quality OF
hal particularly commended to the economist as an
noesspp largely the essentials the costly and pre-
pared with all the and external finish OF his first
quality iyll Mw&Sisd
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

TLiebig'r New Work.-Animap Chemistry, a or
Paihology-By Jnstus Lebg, NJ. D.. Ph. D.. F. r ST. NJ
b. J. A., Professor OF Chemistry IN the u University OF
Giesen Edited from tie authors MSS by "nl: gregory
versity and Kings College, Aberdeen Jus, published and
nr SaIe bv DAYTON l. NEWMAN
.i0 70, leg Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
rrsCrr.,al Fonn1 and 1Na.hing g.on Term

Ts Crystal Fount nnd Warrington FEM
tains the continuation the interesting tale he Cabin
Bow Account of the great Concert OF the Lady Franklin
Society," together with the following original Songs sung on
that occasion The Music of Temperance, The Trump
of Temperance Flow gently, sweet Croton We are al
Music; various Temperance Intelligence. &c &c alto
seiher making of the most interesting and cheap tenn
perance sheets offered 10 the public Price tao cents
I6s Rowery; Hayward, 81 Division St; Tate $50 Eighth
Avenne; and by the Publishers,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

u Now Ready-Aife and Times of Louis
PHILIPPE, KING OF THE FRENCH, with three ad
mirabe PORTRAITS, engraved in beautiful STYLE of the
KING the late DUKE OF ORLEANS, and the OUCH
ESS OF ORLEANS This is the most interesting book of
the season, giving comprehensive History OF the Downfall
OF Louis XVI-the thrilling and awful events OF the French
Revolution-he Exile and strange Adventures OF LOUIS
PHILIPPE and his famy-Rise and Fall of Bonaparte-the
Dehronement of Charles X and the events OF july 1850
together with Sketch Of all the great who were ac
tors of those turbulent ZINES. The work is by
very popular author and is written in beautiful and ele
CANT STYLE The of the English copy is Fire Dollars
Terns-25 cents SINGLE FIVE copies for ST. eleven copies
for 50; for twenty five or more, SIG per hundred.
" For sale the New World Office, 80 Ann St where
also may be had" Life and Times of the United Irish
men"-25 cents; Abel Parsons" Tale OF New-York-l2E
cents and other cheap works aulo 1t
r Gournud's EEair EradicatIn2 Powder.
GoURAUD's FreckIe and Pimple Lotion.
GouRAUD's Vegetable Liquid Rouge.
GouRAup's Vegetable Face Powder
At Original Office, CT walkers., door from Broadway
iyl5 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

The undersigned prepared orders garmen
from hisscck ossasonabe goods the lowest possible
prices cash. Strangers and citizens in want of rs
articles, al really moderate prices invited 10
call and judge for themselves
ID EDUCED PRICES.-James Daily,
A 2s7 Broadway. Of Park Pace, respectfully IN
io.ns his old customers and the public generally that he
has reduced his prices correspond 10 the present de-
pressed state of the times, while the reputation which his
establishment has enjoyed for the last years for superior
ity of workmanship and elegance will fully
tanned. Je23 3tawlSMW&S