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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-31
Washington
Correspondence ofthe fIerald.l
WAsHINGroN, Saturday the Goth, , p NJ.
All Hope Gone-Prospcct of Speedy Ad-
iOurnmont.


The most sanguine among the tariff men have
nearly ceased to entertain any hopes of definite ac-
ton at the present session. The conviction IS al
most universal, that nothing is to be done, and the
general expectation is that the adjournment will
take place on Wednesday or Thursday next. The
resolution from the House, fixing on Monday, was
taken mp in the Senate this morning, and after
some discussion, 1t was laid on the table by vote
OF % to %. Messrs. Preston and Tallmadge were
IN favor OF pOsponing action upon the resolution
until further efforts had been made to pass tariff
Mr.. Crlttenden was in favor of fixing upon Wed
nesday or Thursday for adjournment But the
treaty remaining Enacted upon, a majority were in
favor OF laying the resolution on the table until tkat
IS disposed OF. The Senate went into Executive
session before ~ clock
The House are engaged on the Senate's amend
ments to the Contingent Appropriation Bill The
tariff is laid aside, and serious attempt to carry
bill through is anticipated.
Thrcc-ftths of the House are aversc to any &C
tlon, and most of the efforts not made with the
intent or expectation wish, that any result shall
follow.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-08-31

ADJoURNMENr.-No time has been definitely
fixed for the adjournment of both houses of Con-
gress according to our latest dates from Washing
ton. Although the House had fixed upon a day,
the Senate It seems refused to concur. Whether
there will be any revenue bill passed before the ad-
journment, is a mere matter of conjecture
The following from the n. Y. Herald is among the
latest Washington news
CoNGREss-THE ApJoURNMEST-TH CABINET
We find by our private advces from Washing
ton, that Congress will now certainly adjourn as
early as Thursday next, and in all probability in
great row. And what will be a source of great
qualification to every body, the President will not
call them together for an extra session upon any
consideration Nine months of miserable legisla-
ton has completely sckcned the country.
The changes in the Cabinet that we have re-
peatediy spoken of, will come, but not yet. There
will be no violent sudden explosion in this de-
partment, but the changes will be gradual. SO let
1t be; though If the worst comes to the worst,
small explosion would not do much harm, and
might help to clear the political atmosphere.
A Washington correspondent of the Herald of
the same date, has the following language.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
NFW.yORK llARKETS.

ASHES-Rernain ashrort reported. rot.nnminal Al >
Pearls, 81 bbl,. reported >old al - 75
@COTTON-Tte market very.quiei to-day.
FLO.R-TAerei firm feeling in the uarkei Tor Gene
and holders to-day GENERALLY. demand 81 81 "a
Their. very little or none had S5 Holders Of
Michigan aud Troy generally decline selling at present
There fair steady demand for saies lco+ bi
Georgetown export 20 Glasgow. delivered along
the ship Baltimore is held at 81 ~ hUtrc hear OF no
sales. Richmond City 1Iili,. =
-GRAIN-o Corn, one or Two parcels Of JerSey, be-
icve all u;sold Nor-li Carolina 2a
hnhc sold al co cents, weight, delivered. No sales Of
Wheat reported parcel OF Long Island appeared IN
market rn-IaY.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
DI ED

r!s cily, YESTERDAY morning John c Johnson oi the
firm o John Ion>ou's SOM aged 81 years.
Ills friends and those othi, brothers and hroter>-in-law,
respectfully invited Ia aead his tuneral from h late
residence Place Brookiyn o'clock this tSatur
day. morning. The remains will be taken 10 Newark " J.
for nterieni. Carriages will be III attendance al South
Ferry, Brooklyn.
In his city Yesterday afternoon John Fletcher.
Rev r. Z. and e. \. Santiorc. aged nearly > years.
The friends OF The family are invited! 10 attend ls funeral
from No ~ Cro>bys;. ts afternoon at o'clock, wlthou;
ariller invitation!
Suddenly after illness OF four wcehA.ay C., wife OF
Richard Ii. Perry, aged II.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited attend
the funeral this Saturday afternoon n, O'clock. from her
late residence. l6j Gr,-enwich.>:.
n,l> civ Feb. s, Mr. William Nonianyc lapidarv, after
a short Illness, the tid year ot tl> age
The and acGuainancc OF the family respect
fully, invited attend ms funeral on SATURDAY, 9Th inst Al
hall past O'Clock, from his late residence, % Snira,-
in this city Feb l. Catherine, rcl!ct OF the late Lieut.
Timothy Brooks, OF the Revolution.
The relatives and friends OF ih, family are spccullr IN
vi,ei 10 attend The funeral this day from house OF her
>oll-,.law Abraham Bogart, No Clarke. Al O'Clock T.
VI. without farther invitation
In this city, Feb 8 Isaac Miller aged 81.
IN this CITY, Feb. 5. JoilH Henry Tavier aged ,.
vile, oraace Co. jan 81 Hector Crag Esq late
OF. ;b. city.
Al New Haven Jan l5 Deacon Samuel Darling aged g.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

II TEACHERS LYCEUM.-On Saturia;rRext Feb. 5
TIE TEACHERS YcEur and department.; OF HE
EXcHASGE IYCEpM, will hold Their second Monthly Meet
irg 2i3 Broadway. y. Y. al 10 O'clock the room
w be open Members examine, deposit and EXCHANGE
specimens o: minerals shells .>ccts plants drawings books
Xc also hear panatlon OF ir OF The specimens ~
the Lvceum. than eight thousand OF winch haze been
collected within the few weeks The lyceu las been open
Atuociock NJ will b" lecture on the importance oi
bringing spirit improvements OF The present TO bar
the Of acquiring. ar. ii'usng knowledge by Geo
Clifford E~; lc followed b, discussion Ont! sub
iec; AZ O'clock p VI. a Lecture on the duties the
Scho0! Master, by J. y. Bellows E~l.
AT O'Clock, VIII be an illustration OF the anSuasso OF
sig.s BIZ several pupl. n the AsvuIn for Deaf Muir-.
}Tickc Membership the EXchange Lvceum viii al
init the holders to all the meetings OF The TraCher, Depart
mont Price 81
Tickets for single meeting. II: 10 he had al The
place OF meeting, Gi9 Br0ndway, y. \. iI5t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05


rT LECTURES TO HEADS OF FAAlIL1ES.-The
next Lecture in the course will be delivered on Sabba,
evening next Feb 6t the Brainerd PRESBYTERIAN Church.
IRrw y Cni,fs Rirnrton-s;rec,, Orchard BY the
Rev MILTON BADGER Subject" Rcspon,ibili,ie. Of
,nconv.rted Fathers Services 10 commence O'Clock
.f5 II.
1.-THE FOUR GOSPELS-Tran>la,eifro 6 from the Greek
with preliminary dissertations and notes critical and explain
a,ory bv George Campbell D. y. Principal OF tlafisca
CoIieye and one of the Ministers OF Aberdeeri from the
latest ondo edition. TWO volumes For sale BIZ
DAYTON NEWMAN.
c5 Corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets.
l-e PROTESTANT REFORMATION SOCIETY,S
LECTI IES-Thc distinguished lecturer, Rev. Mr. BERG
Philadelphia VIII deliver Discourse on Roann next
Sabbath evening. February g. o'clock, the Reformed
Dutch Church ise' Mr.. Marcelrss, o Amos and
Bieeckerre., collection VIII be taken 20 ad the So
ciey's funds IN its operations,
@f5 II Byorier. CHAS. X. MOORE, Rec. Sec.
lHE FUTURE JuDGEMEST.-A Lec;ure wil h- delivered
by the Rev. j. e. Williamson tomorrow evening connen-
eng O'Clock the Univer,as, church,: Ellzabe!i
near Wake-, roiliebrew 9th chap XXviL " A. II is
pointed unto 10 die, but after tins The judgement
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
MARRIED.:

= In In. ct:. Ian. ST. bv the Rev. Dr. Iawk-. Thomas
Manning Of Deyonsrc England, Isabella, eldest ,iaHrh
ter o.. Matthew Armstrong OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

works in the State and pay for the bond.
the State at par, provided the associatir , -
finish good proportion OF the i.aeii 81 ork ne ll9us:
OF Representatives OF Indiaa h7 2 -i; a>..ti . rt
luton by OF IS u. requiring. the S'ic bank aud
Branches resume Specie aanis tic it ,i Ju
The resolution will. doubt l sanction ~ the
Sam
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
SALES By AUCTION
FE.L, rSnTE
= Il y = = -
D. IL II -. Z.

By EIm.=H FrcnkIin
Nos AZ and 100 Pearl 81 Tl- mr.; named ~ i'et' tie.
second 25x>5: feet. sold Tor Sl3.is41-
No. s. Second storyzcf dt:.- tn, an o' l' II
front. 60 II deep on one d-J =. .l l:er. = 5tsl
No. 28 Fourh story l,r. .,' Y. 10; 251i"ii u
sold Tor Sln-5o0.
Bg Ig5iAiGm Dunton
Two story BRICK front hous. and lot OF ground No ll5
Scllyan =; The side, etwcen Spring and Prince IS
lot 25 II front and and lbo 1t deep; ou = II py u Il
6 inches, sold Tor S8675.
By Z. HLudlo7r.
Lot Of ground oi Al1ity and Thompson .' feet
front q rrar. lo9 feet each side sold for Si7'
BvJ ~ .l1iier i, ca.
LEArHEa-Ters. 500 and under ca.ov-r Si00. iInon'!'S
3,0n1 sis!e> >o!d a>=olIors:
Good marks, lighf weights. ~; a :! !:
DO niddlng fo:. i i Ii Ii
do hsary Gh..--- -. :. -
Good damaged. .....l3; Is;
Poor dH.t,....... d u:
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
BY BANGS. RICHARDS i PLATT
Stl)re 80 bT'NlCWa".
NOND EVENING. Eel


MONDAY EVENING. Feo 1sL
MlstkLiASf1,ND Msplc,l. BooX>-A large variety OF
el;itc ana miscellaneous BookS oI Private Library
Also several valuable co:gnuIen,s OF New Books IN guam
;jte> suit dealers
Among the collection are Blar'> Lectures STARTS Gem
nentari>. Bover> French Dictionary, quarto; iuneoli
New Spain English Portrait Gallery. Cleayeads Miner
o,ov Mc Caucy> Ncysi orS. Stewards Philosophy. Spcn
cars Pot;eal Works ihou>e> Dramas Jour,,a! OF Phlo
4o;hy and Art Walkers Dictionary, Scos Napoleon Aik
.i>e> Works GtrAs Travels, Parks Travcls in Africa
THIRTY :FIFTI; NEw-YoRE TRADE SALE.
TuESDAI March sSd-
Agrcrahly the regulations the reN regular Trade Sale
of Books ing and Printing Paper, Stationery S'ereo-
type Plates Leather &c. VIII be commenced on TUESDAY
The 81, o; March n-N; |. VIII be continued under The d.
rscon OF the Committee, and under the Nne regulations ~
heretofore
Invoice, should be urnscd By the ts, OF February
when the catalogues Viii BE- putzto press
Cash advances viii be made receipt OF goods aud sale
will be guaranteed ana cashssi when required.
BANGS, RICHARDS y PLATT, ls6 Broadway.
By ROYAL GURLEN
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
MONEY MARKET.
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

FRIDAY, "
The transactions in Bank and Railroad Stocks were 10 a
moderate i,u; gcnerallyai slight improvement on
t,, Yesterday Delaware and Hudson Wen! up :;
Mohawk i; Harlem !! Long Island Z.
O, State Securities the sales large including 1870
state Sxs 49, the prices yeacr day. State Fives l
declined per Indiana Bonds declined ! Illinois I'M
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
a u c TION S 4 L E S.
BY $. DRAPER.

Sore - "!liai,lsIrce, corner o. Pi,,e-stTert
Al Friva;c Saie-Cbpa Blk SILK Iiks; DO Assorted Sca-
ir->: Faac French vlc Plaid VIZ Cx
for, Faacy. Mkt, De Joinvlic &c
A!so+cc pieces ii 81 and 81 White and Red Canton
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

Leaving balance, Jan !, 1916. ts
In view OF OF this balance, The Committee re-
por thai State Tax NEE, the scrip this year due ur
necessary and consequently nexpcdient They also report
resolve, approraing the States share OF the distributed
proceeds The Public Lands OF the tn,e States 10 paying
such portions the scrip he possible during The year
The ion,;;ee reported however, that il not probable
that ANYTHING would e received tbs tins yea-
nor the Massachusetts cia!n The committee recon-
,ne,> the payment OF. $ailS7 the scrip due this year and
the :e!undl, III, remaining S0Cea 10 be paid IL rt-
en-, periods OF l. and years $4,000 every Year.
The following the official siatemen: Of The condition OF
,be Bank OF Illinois al Shawnee,own ard Branches, the
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
l.
p. HARKER President. 10 2t'

D n
---<s-----
teral ool'I'ec OF le ,9nle League iel at d. l'n .n,i
rv 1873 me ,nioyina nrc,m and r,IuIons were. ni,a,
-;.om,,,' .'on,aJ 80 t - M
us uL p - y; L.. on.o,d ,Io, !, r.,aius,mc,, q,
ne;sgsi IL Is nnsersas I'M e9ncesu I, . ,h w.
os Of ,n, onnoJ ou TO any determination in favor OF
.D.r;cn, Inrnxr h,y hrro been il, prc
nersan mn an, nsrs hms Comm Of CONGRESS or the
mn as p y;n that body authentic information as
H. ; I;, NJ snch duties upon domestic industry and the
interests oi the country:
Industry and Reeproea Commerce and h, supporters Of
The city OF New iork, rucs.iay the 9th Of April
incSlrc~ which sail tcnn 10 ioiesS gN,iiS eae,t M anu
at home aud hostile legislation abroad.
,' =, b., ..i ,ls ,o,,,,,.r ,,,I .l ,,jc,,,uro
n.rTnn;ro n,anu,c,nrin cGn,u,rcal and i,rrnal in-
movement a,socti"s tnl gout The country be requested
on, ali Src an,i, information rs Shall illustrate I'm,
necessity OF promoting and SUSTAINING. American Interests
Per order and in hejIai OF the Central Committee
JOSEPH BLITNT,
ADONIRANI CHANDLER,
C.CflANEN,
'"i,N ~ ci, Nj pnI t."''
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

6-J SIXTEENTH WARD. Filth DiStric.-Thc Demo
cratic Wing Committee OF The Fifth District respectfully
requested 10 attend meeting. 10 bchcd AT the house OF John
D. Cooper. OF Thrtvfourtstrcct and Third Avenue
Nonlav the It'll day OF February. 1884,.
E.Lnct al.fI. lnrc. iS rl.uuL> >i.Il
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

rno,r1oR1pA.-Bv the arrival last night of the
steamer Beaufort, Capt. Ponsctt, from Pa
l,,la we have a letter from of our attentive
.,rpnondcn,s dated Goth inst. 1t contains no
thing new excepting the intelligence that the cN-
nrc,s rider was attacked the previous night. about
Ten miles this side OF For, King, by party o. Ten
Indians He put spurs to his horse and luckily
escaped uninlurcd. Savan. hep. 29tn.
LAWS OF TrRKEY-A gentleman IN New Or
leans was agrceablv surprised The other day 10
find a plump turkey served upio. the dinner, ana
inquired of his servant how it was obtained =
been roostin fence tree nights; 50 dIs=Hiof-
min / sezc him far dc rent Of dc ytcnce.z
y-T TIE WEEKLY TRlBuNE-For Saturday Feb
Zruary5.-Constats:
L. PorTRY-rhe Prisoner 0 Gi,cn; By B. Simmons,
from the January number OF B!acS"ood-Ad-
DIES, to Charles Dickens, EsI--Ihe Antiquity o!
Freedom By Bryant, from the hfickerbocher
II. wr,TrRs ApvE<rrgEs. being lost, rough roads,
tord!ng a river b., r'st, &c
III. .KrArs-By H. r. Tucherman from the Southern
Literary Messenger
~ Tur TRIAL or ColT concluded. beng his Cos.
,rssoS sketch Of Mr., wHiTfsc's Speech, and
the substance Of .Gulgc k.n,s CHARGE.
asf.ng,on Correspondence, con-
,aning satisfactory Summary Of the Esr.eel-
ingso Congress durin.. the week.
T...LErTERs from Special Cores }onlo al Wash
inston.
VII. Interesting Correspondence nj Thomas Jefferson,
James Madison, John Adam. and Jotn Quincy
Adams with TIC President o: Tie Tamnsa'y So
cic,y subjcc, OF a ps:oTEcrI*E Tariff, Il.
The year 1919.
Will. Notices of Mr. Erowrsor and r Anstiu'' Lee
tlres.
XI.. Pennsylvania Standardization! Harrisburg:
X..LITEKARY NoTicEs.
XI EDITORIALS and Editorial Correspondence from
Albany-Earoads and The Post 0iice-A a.ricul-
ture and the Home League, &c. &c.
XII. .NEw-YoEE LEGISLATURE
XIII. MORALS TIE BANKRUPT Law.
XIV Letters from Correspondents al kcy=Wc,t, Harris
burg and ColnInhrs, Ohio.
-Xv..SLAvEXY TmE NisETEESTH- CEHlCHY-;:el2
the resolutions adopted at the Slavery Convention
Of Maryland.
XvI..SKETcH OF Mr.. CLAYs Speech ,i,, Repeal of
the Bankrupt Law.
XVII. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF NEWS, Extract, from
other papers, sc.
XVIII. BANK NoTE TABLr--be!n% complete List OF all
good Banks in the United States with their
OF discount a, New York.
XIX. .NEw-YoRK MAKKrr-c Commercial and Money
Matters, Cattle Market Ac.
= The Weekly Tribune published on sheet double the
of this paper, and printed in the quarto form pages
Subscription price 50 year. Single pies 6: cents.
GREELEY X AlcFI.I.ATI 80 Ann-sr.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
Ma Attraction,
rIiiE NEiN-NORh- -Nu-SEIM. Formerly


4 fei->la.Fr, ;rpI.cane eria alterations. AID
new ai improved CT The vast collection o
ourn,ifics an olec.s Science and ,uaecy, for which
THTt>t ttas been time partially closed s1 her,
aer Present a77ct'ns -very department The
celebrated Por,ra;, Gallery much admired containing
'i iriie and arl0> only lhGnc>s e.rly and most dis
ii:i-uish- iir Patriots and Statesmen has been greatly
i1ros-' t revar1iin Tn. Scientific cartic> harebeea
arEgri al at:,;c'i .t purposes OF s'iy and oE
,t1cli:l f1-fsi T; eur. Room has been greatly en-
!aref! an Ernrr - le accommodation ot intelligent
ant auiieD>. and :or courses ot otecurt> by dis
'i,ii>.ir3i tf,,,lreA ,aratus.s Many
curiosity have, been added and the yyhne
I.t.n> 1Hefnae,i advantages FOR rational amusement and
l-eu instruction Parents a teachers the friends o &C.!
ence ana Citizens generally. invited 10 call IS
Benefltoi tn Nasterot Arena, Col Dc Camp
flRClS.-Bowery Amp phitheatre.--
Last nish;of ;t estraoTcna COMPANY, before tier
de;lart1r. FOR Enropc.@
THIS EVENING Feb ), ie performance VIII com
nsnce VIII! a grand Waltz arei Star En-ee=
h. God OF Vine.
NJ Buckleyz vii appear asibe Wild Indian.=
olr De Camp VIII ;ntroGnccins beautit: Pony O>ce0ia
Nlr Drious viii introduce HI celebrated equestrian scene
OF the Brlgand Chief.
The Thnen conclude rr! grand Glove riga; between
Cornir. IfcCle>cr and J.=I, Ward
Boxe~ - Gents. rit25 Cents Doors open o'cock.
P.srfO M 7ucp IT.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

The Receiver of the Commercial Bank OF TIL, city iii
called meeting. the creditors Tor the li,ii inst when d
viend OF thirty per will be declared upon al unds
pntc,l claims, excepting stockholders
The Treasury notes iSsucd under the laie ac' nave a
ready made their appearance i'll Wall ST. IN considerable
quantities The rate is ! 10 / per cen, discount
The following was received by this morning. Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

u All Peraons having claims against the late pub
ishi.g firm of George Dearborn Co. requested TO
send Them writing diatel to the office of Henry C.
Dening. Attorney, No Ia Wallst. ji9 If
l-5-"O ORGANIC CHEMISTRY" In It's applications 10
Agriculture and Physiology; hv Irus ueg Professor q
Chemistry in ih, University Gu,>cn. Edited from The
manuscript Of the au,ar by Lyon Playiar D. D. Second
American Edition. with lnroducton Notes and Ailci
dix by John W Webster, W. d. Professor OF Chemistry u!
Harvard University. -
Jus, published and for sal,. BY DAYTON K NEWMAN.
rs corner Fulon aud Nas>au-s
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

Tile Embellishments unusually fine. consisting ri l'or
trait OF Mr.. Sherwoods Short Horned Ball Archer whch
awarI, the first prize othcN y. State AyrcuuralSo
Crty-A Group OF Five Horses the Hunter. Racer Cart
Horse and two Ponies-A Cow-Dvi,ion o a=FarnStonc
ScraImrCocooncry-lm proved lrol,ang, Nvnc,tc &c.
Subscriptions rcccvedy rosl-Alascr> generally through
0ui the country. -
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
NTATCHES AND JEWELRY very

NE|.iIVIIL'1 I'M u W 1-Lll 7o'
~ sun>rue. y s.ll.hg an ~ yr-y
Watches, Diamond Rings. Pins. Gold Perfs keys &c ],
retail lower Than al any other place IA tr cay. on
Watches 10y: 90 10 20 oli.5 e:r Watches ana Jef-
-t.v cZciiaa ager! or bought
All watches warranted Keep good t:Ir or NE T"eey
returned. e. y. hLLE1
Ipor1e, o: Watches ana Jewery Wholesale AID rsta 20
Val street, up ,tairA GA ~
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

~ 4 Stated Monthly Meeting Of thu Washington Tenn
perancs Benevolent Society VIII he held tue Hall corner
Whit, and Cea;rc streets Monday Evening, Feb 'th
O'clock Puncua attendance. requested (!or neiii-
hers ony.l business importance will bc uan>actc'i
By order OF the President,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

Il ROOMS AND EOAED.-Gen,lcmcn wishing 10 en-
gage Aparimen and Boarding Tor the Winter VIII be ac-
comnola.,l reasonable rriss in the ncw and N-
crlll hou>, No j. City Hall Place not one minutes walk
North the Post Office. ard convenient 10 Broadway wall
and Pearl SIS Those who have not Yet made arrangements
c Winter cy invited 10 call before engaging
c.ewicrp ever effort will here be made 10 the
conjor; and satisfaction OF the boarCers Dc ii
II PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Those persons having
OF any description dispose OF who are break
my housekeeping, will find ready sale for any portion
all of their goods by sending their address, calling
upon the suhscrbar Goods any amount purchased.
$50 (2) F. COTTON, l97 Chai-'.. t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

Regular meeting, VIII lie held oncach Sunday cvenin.
"a! ococh and Thursday cveun. al hall past TO 1t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

II FOR ONF; MONTH ONLY Terms reduced from
zen TO Three Do!lat academy, 33 Broatway, opposite
Washington HALL
pledges hils, lonpar The Ladies and Gen,cmrno!
New York and Brooklyn hi much admired system. OF Aie-
camille and Epi.ioaory WRITING, return the money NJ
the expiration o the lessons.
Mr. c. has obaiDed The First Premium iree successive
years for the best specimens o Ot.ani wiring exhibited
AT The Fairs Of the American Institute.
Rooms open during the Day and Evening.
The Ladies rill ncc! daily from ] 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

J., YOUNG MEMS ERlNA LITERARY .ASSoClA,
TlON:-Fhe Third Annual Bal o. this a$oclai1h WI!
take place a the Apollo Saloon, Broadway, on Monday
Evening. Feb 9Th She;ou> brilliant Colilon Band /, en-
Gagged. The floor NIL be under the direction o. Commit
tee Dancing VIII commence O'clock. Tickets 81
h, procgrcd any OF the Committee OF Arrangeu
s. o1>S JAMES =IACN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

PASSENGERS
In the packet ship Iowa lavrc-tIw Livingstone II
Livingston. james, : Coolidge. Louis De Roue
r De Foe.
In the ,,acke, ship Patrick Henry lyeyool-Ia,iy
Nc>t,l. Miss L llolgaic. II rreliwei and 75 in the,
=Stee,agc.
In the sl,, Norma from Iavana-C voal Barr, D Nc
Dougal stephen Fugue + Gimssi rho> l. nney, Capt NJ
! Lcker, CApl Geo jason.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05

II THE FARMERS PAPEII-Thc February Mum
her OF THE CULTIVATOR, pnbi,lie,! a Albany, by l..
Tucker, ust received by DAYroS NEWMAN cornc: OF
Fulton and NaSsalree by whom subscriptions are re-
crlSed and owom colnplt,cseS OF III" work naS he had
The Cutiyator stands conf, ssely at the Agricul.
ur Press OF this country andits low rc places il in the
.acso all who wish for information on TN, r"a, interests 10
which il is devoted, IL being only doar vc,r.
The February Number contains the Proceedings oii!c
Newlors State altura Society al isacannua meet
ng-NotctS new works su6icct> connected with ,gri
cuturclccrS from an American IN En9and-Articcs on
HE culture of the Grasses, Wheat, indian Corn Odt-. c
&c.On Horses Cattle, Shccpand Swuc-Wprh iori!l-
Mon,-Constution OF the United States Agricultural So
cciyFcri:zng Qualities OF N1arls Bones, scItota;inuO
Crop>-AIakin@ PorliNcrmont Agriculrurc--Tra.c!iug
Memoranda No. Farm HcporiSale OF Crranl Pot Cat
r-Descrptive List Ornamental trees, Shrubs and Roses
Items in Domestic Economy-Tlc observation-disclosures
Of the silk Culture in the United States &c. &c embracing
communications from about thirty gentlemen in different
Sni,I ,I,c
New-York tribune., 1842-02-05
Meeting Rclct OF the Destitute in the Manucur!lS
Districts OF Scotland

Resoised That public meeting be called oi Scoicyei'
and other, interested, be held itn the LectuS k90n
q. February half past O'Clock p. NJ witll the y!eys OF
i.v>ne for the relief the sufferers 10 81