New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-11

name Of HENRY CLAY. That, he Is confident,
will carry US through safely, though with ma
jority far below the Wing strength.
The Croton Water Celebration.
We do not think it necessary to make much
ado about our City Celebration Of The introduc-
ton of the Croton Water, which takes place on
Friday. Already every body knows that it will
take place. and when; and every body will share
in it, either as spectacle or spectator. The Fro
ceason will doubtless exceed any thing we have
had in that line since the Funeral Honors to Pres
dent Harrison. Already we see that nearly all the
Trades and Societies are preparing to turn out with
their appropriate emblems. The Military will of
course be out in their blazonry 1t will be great
day for New-York, as BELTS the completion of SO
noble and benrfcent an undertaking.
What with the Fair of the American 1nsttule,lhe
Home Industry National Convention, and the Croton
Celebration, we shall have lively week of this.
U@ The Rochester E0ening Post makes some
unfair comments on paragraph respecting Rhode
Island matters copied from this paper. As The
Post processes neutrality, It's injustice is more no.
ticeabe than that of the Argus, Pebeian Il Co.
As the Post has used the name of The Tribune In
regard to this matter, we will now ask It's Editor
to answer the questions we recently put to the
argus bearing on the Rhode Island question: and,
as it may no, have them at hand, we will repeat
them substantially, viz:
By the Constitution Of New York, negro own
ing $3.50 worth of unincumbered Real Estate is
entitled to VOTE while all other negroes-and there
are 80 900 of them-are disirancbised Now:
l. Can these 10000 disfranchsed negroes in
any way help themselves to the Right of Suffrage
and howl
9. Assuming that there are 44O, 600 legal voters
in the State can 2l0, 900 of them, combining with
the 10000 blacks, in any way extend the Right Of
Suffrage to the latter and how
3. Sould the aliens settled in this State claim
the right of Suffrage, how is ii to be determined
that they shall or shall not be admitted to exer.
else it
Should the Editor Of the Post choose to deem
these questions irrelevant we trust that will not
prevent his answering them.
20 Col. R. Nj. JOHNSON, ex-vice President,
came into Philadelphia from Reading BY railroad
yesterday, and had his pockebook, containing
thief had not been detected when the train left
for this city.
10 The Herald is again under full headway-
Dragging. with all the power of its g four steam
presses, its uncounted compositors and its un-
rivailed corps of brasgadocios, of the expedition
with which it will publish Webste,'S neut speech,
ii ne ever makes We wonder il they have
not already got sketch OF ii,
0 The Wing County Convention convened
last evening at the Broadway House, and after
organizing, adjourned until Tuesday evening next
DEATH OF DR.. CHANSlNc.-Our readers will
see by al advertisement ia another column ,ha,
Rcv. h. W. BELLOWS of this citv is to deliver a
Discourse Thursday evening upon the Life
Character and Death of the late lamcntcd WILL
LIAM ELLERY CHANSlSG. We know of no man
among us better fitted To discharge this Office OF af.
iectionste regard and esteem than MIR. Bellows.
we only tear that the Church Of The Messiah will
not contain third Of these who vii, ";
to his discourse.
70 The UNITED STATES ALMANAC. or Cow.
plete Ephemeris for lS43 e6itedb by John Downss
late of the NORTHEASTERN Boundary Survey. hs,
just been published BY Dayton & Newman. 1916
Broadway 1t forms large doublccolumn lamo
of 324 pages. It's most Important feature is a,
alphabetical table of the late Census of every State
Cesnty and Towa in the Unioa-s table mucl
needed for reference, bat hardly at,aiaabe hi,her
to- II has beside very large amount of Statissi
cal and Astronomical matter.
D II is said that the body of Capt w. W
Peters, Of Troy, whose sudden disappearance W
noticed day or two since, has been found in tn
Mohawk a. Cohoes. It is supposed that he wa
money with him.