New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

through BY nan Pt,. CiO'n, wiz" ui' N""'t az
iourncd to 10 O'Clock this morning, when the arsu
mcnt will be opened by Daniel Lord Jr. for tie
People.
RODE IsLAND.-lt seems that We were too
hasty in adopting Mr.. Burlington Anthony state
mcnt that a compromi,- was agreed on Eetwcei
the contending parties in that State, and that The
departure of Dorr n consequence vi IT. Mr
John Whipple who was mentioned the con
tracing party for the ether side of the House
publishes n statement in the last Providence Jour
nal which corroborates Mr. \. far a. ti.
that President TYLER and Mr.. Webster were cx-
,remcy anxious that a compromise should be- cl-
fected. and urged Mr.. Whipple to persuade the
legal Government 10 conccde as far rs possible,
which Mr.. W. readily promised Various confer
cnces and consultations were thcrcupon had--each
party disclaiming any power or wish 10 bind tho-'
by whom he had been deputcd to Washington ;
ard these conferences were continued after The
parties had returned TO Rhode Island, when, in
view of the mcnacng and hostile attitude o.
Dorr and his associates, me recuIar G0rcfnmeW
yefysed 10 0cccptMc terms Of Gorernmcnt which
had been settled. although these virtually gave the
Government every thing. THts retitsal 10 com
Dromis, ar,M armed rebeHi0n 'caS communicated
4. Mr.. 1aHonyo on ThcS9dy aHcrnooR before the
armed demonstration against the Arsenal. and "'
course could have afforded no preteNt for the a.
serrion of b. \. that "A compromise had been made
on Uedncsdav morning, after the outrageous Vio-
a,ion Of the peace and Instruction against the
Government From ihc moment that Gor. Dorr
appcalcd to the a,biirament OF powder and ball lo
supper, his rlnims, no compromise was offered or
thsught Of by the supporters of the Govcrnmeni
and laws.
There i, nothing farther of interest hOa.
Rhode Island We believe all the Members o
the supernumerary Government, except toy. Dou
have resigned and every thing Is quiet II Dis
iurbers from abroad will only busy them'el>''
somewhere else We are assured that the Rhode
Islanders will adjust every thing among themsel'"'
AT the Session of the Legislature close at hand
~ The Albdny Argus states that We issued an
Extra with the news Of the Hon. /. NJ j. Nc
KEvSAx's Election To Congress in Pennsylvania,
and .ldcs into an assertion that most Of the Nins
paper. conceal the facts that Gen. Ilarrison's ma
iority Ia the District was $50. and that Mr.. Inv
renee. the deceased Repre- sentative, WAS a Wing
Did ,cc conceal them Certainly not. Then why
insinua,c it
Nj. Lawrence majority in the very hight OF the
Harrison excitement of l8i0 wa~ 1913 on a ire
mcndors poll.
To- We rejoice to learn by au endorsement on
the Ncw-Orleans picayunc of the l9th that o."
friend GroRGu ". kESpALL, Editor OF that pa
per. arrived at home from ms LONG and pcrilou,
career Of ad,.uugc and captivity at o'clock thai
moruioc. RICH, LAD Was he. We doubt not. To
catch sight Of the spires and masts Of the CIcs-
cent City once more; glad were his friends to
welcome him, a, they will be every where to hear
OF has sale arrival We hope hi, health is moi
seriously impaired.
L,5' The last rews from England reached Au-
burn via Boston hirfy-Sir and VIA ROCHESTER
.enty tro hour, in advance OF it, reception from
this city. Wei, what Of it Don't the Com
mcrcia Emporium scud the choicest specimens oi
Lcco-Fooo s,a,csmansh.P 10 represent her at WASH
ington and Albany Are they not all in favor OF
Brihd Free Trade and sending the Produce O!
the Yves, down to Montreal and England. instead
If drawing it to Newly ork and making market
for it IN this direction Have nj they alread,
succeeded in stopping all the Canals, arrestin.
and choakiug down the Erie Railroad Only GO
ahead in this direction, aud rents Will be ere long
as low in Ncw-lsk as they are in Rome or Jcrn-
salem. VIVA, can any body wan, better than ever,
thing cheap and nothing To do