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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
who Ridee Whias or Loco Focoss

The following bill of carriage hire against tine
Corporation Of the City of New York, and may
be seen by any person who will take the trouble
to call at the Compsroer's Office at the Hall OF
Records and enquire for Mr. LJnch's bill of car
riaee hire agains, the Corporatios, commencing
the 18th of April, and ending the 18th of May
last. 1t is now presented TO the pubic for the IN
formation and benefit of those who viii shortly be
called upon to pay it.
They will here find sample of what was going
ON last Spring, when the people thought best TO
take the administration Of the City Government
from the Loco F Focos and place it IN other hands.
This bill amounts to S315, for one month, be-
ing at the rate of $3.50 g year. The riding OF
all the Whg members (inc!uaing both boards)
amounts only to $3.50, being for the entire
wear at the rate only of 1852 His Honor the
Mayor had twenty-eight rides in this month,
amounting to $40.lsi, and being at the rate of
about $500, for the year, over and above kls
salary of $4,000, and the perqusites of office. 1t
will be seen that all the Loco Foco Alderman
we're riding Aldermen and tha. cut of the seven
Whig members, the names of two OF them only
appear in the bill, and the names of the other
Ave, TO wit, Alderman Woodruff of the I'd, Ben
son of the 3d. Williams of the 4th, Jones OF tn:
5th. ana Ki1nball of the 18th wards are not foand
there.
1t will also be seen that there were several
amateurs in this business, about the Hall, besides
the Aldermen. MIR. Paterson, clerk of the Board
of Assistants; Clark, aook-keeper to that Board ;
the Comptroller; Porter to the Comptroller;
Messengers, &c. Gall Loco Focos) in addition to
their salaries, had their share of coach riding at
the public expense.
who ride, therefore, Wings or Loco Focos
Let those who pay the taxes examine the follow
ing bill, and they will see for themselves 1t Is
an old and true saying, seeing is believing.
TIE Corporation of tie City of Neur- York: ,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
The Appor,ionYnenf.

ALBANY, Monday, sept D.
Nottnng WIS cnrarshad in the Legislature
this day, but in the Committee of Confer
renee great stride was made toward an adjust
,nent of the differences between the two Houses.
The following were the bases of that settlement
/. The Senate are to agree to the Assembly's out
rageous Gerrymanderng of the Northern Countess
so as 10 satisfy Clinton, and yet give Messrs Cramer
and Rogers Loco Foco District-if they can car
Iyit.
@ The House in turn assents to new arrange
ment of the Western Districts, which prevents
the division of Counties as follows:--
Cbenango Broome and Tioga;
Tompkins Chemung and Yates;
Steuben and Alegany;
Canaraugus and Chautauque;
Genesee and wyoming;
Niagara and Orleans
The four last Districts are precisely as hcreto-
ferc, and are unexceptionable. lhose IN the
North are atrocious, and made so simply because
John Cramer dared defed the majority to attach
Saratoga to Washington, which every one knew
was the proper arrangement.
We presume the bill, amended as above passed
both Houses, and was sent to the Governor yes
terday.
The only outstanding difficulty regards the City
Districts The Eighth Ward having no Loco
Foco Members in the Houses, the Delegation at
1ached it to the Lower Wards to form ths Third
District But Senator Varian, who represents the
general interest of the party is opposed to IT. and
at his instance the Senate rcsists stubbornly. 1t
is supposed that the difference will bc spht py
making this District consist of the first i've Wards
and leaving out both the Sixth and Eighth.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
The Albany Rally.

There was an immense gathering OF the Free
men Of Albany at the Capitol to receive and listen
10 the Wing Members of Congress on Monday
evening. ARCHIBALD MCINTYRE presided. An
organization was first effected in the Capitol, but
not half the people already in attendance could
crowd into it, and the meeting adjourned to the
Park, where they numbered not less than 2,50o
The Members of Congress were introduced, and
then addressed with stirring eloquence and power
by WILLIS HALL, who rendered them the enthu-
siastic thanks of the Wings Of Albany for their
able faithful and successful discharge of the du-
xes devolved on them by the People. Respon
siVe addresses were successively made BY Hon.
MILLARD FILLMORE, Hon. r. L. CARUTHERs of
Taasessee and Hon. RICHARD w. THOMPSON of
Indiana with spirit, earnestness, and cHec, rare
ly exceeded 1t was nearly eleven o'clock when
Mr., Thompson closed and the meeting adjourned
every Wing animated by spirit of enthusiastic
discrimination TO do his utmost for the good cause
in the approaching contest.
The Ere,ing Post has letter IRON Albany stating that
Procession the arrival OF the members had been
aopncea bn, was not effected The writer conceaS the
fact ,ha, the notice given but hours,
the boat arrived Sour earr faa Nssa Just as several
hundred wrs were on their the wbars We trrsl
the LocoFoco was satisfied with tie meeting IN the even
ing where TO say nothing of 1000 Wings there were
Pan Rare than have attended any meeting OF their
own party in Albany Tor many months
@ D The Roc1estsg DAILY 44dpeftiser IS fun
bling for discrepancy between our earnest ad-
vosncs of a Protective Tariff and our subsequent
remark that ii viii not do e0ery tkia which the
Country requires The Tribune was SO Jealous
j for Tariff. argues the Adv. and yet it now con,
sedes that it will not create National currency
nor produce the Millennium. The Advertiser
may be very asinie journal, but il 4akes itself
needlcssly ridiculous in this matter we bei'eye
the Tariff the very first in importance OF the msa-
sures needed to restore the Natioaal prosperity;
but if this were sll-suiicient, why should wS adj
vocate Others Did we contend for Tariff only
through the late crisis or for National Currency
tho Land Distribution aud the resumption of In
ternal Improvement also7 Answer US, Wisdom !
H VIII some Of the Loco-Eoco journals who
ar, so overwhelmed with gratitude and admira-
ton in view of the course of Silas Wright on the
Tariff bin be good enough to tell US whether it is
his Vote for or Speech against the bill which so
enrastures them? We have tried the Argus on
this head, bat can get no satisfaction, Win The
Union, Rochester Advertiser, or some of their
kindred, enlighten us
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

The Fur TRADE.-On she 10th instant seven
boats arrived at St. Louis from the Yellow Stone
river, consigned to the American Fur Conpa-
n.y. having on board twenty thousand buffalo
robes and few packs of other furs. They had
been over two months descending.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
silent Toasrs,

While tho public generally and justly condemn
the cold reception OF the soas, of The President,
At the Ashburton Dinner, the LOUD denunciations
of it bv the Loco-F Foces, who were silent when it
took placs come with very bad grace from the
party of which the American recalls the following
reminiscence:
When, not many years after the war, Andrew
Jackson visited this city, dinner was given to
him ut 1'ammaay Hall. When called upon for
a roast, the veteran gave
The Governor of the great and patriotic State of New
York.
De Witt Clinton was then Governor, and the
Democracy, substituting the person tor the othce,
refused to drinS the toast, and complained OF
Gen. jackson for having while their guest, offered
them an Insult.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
For tie M-p Yars Tribune.

TsE FrKE DEPARrMENT.-The Minister and Copgrega-
ton of the Methodist Church. In Elizabeth sree; belonging
coiored citizens wish return their most grateful ac
knowIedgment the Fire Department cs their prsmp,i-
tude and vigilance in e1ngushilg the flames and saving
the nrooerty of the Church
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

NJ For Hon. r. w. Thompson's
Speech at the Tabernacle, Death of Hon.
II. d. Baird, and other items, see FIRST
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

ToBAcco.-Fourteen thousand hossheads were
produced in Missouri last year and this years crop
is expected TO be 5000 TO 1000 hhds. more.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

5T The Suggestion of "a Trne Whlg' should De n'ao
in the proper auarer and broush the newspapers
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

NT There are now two female editors in Nlassa-
chusetts, Miss Walter of the Boston Transcript,
and Mrs Green OF the Fall River Wampanoag.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

% We mean 10 publish silas Wright's Speech
on the Tariff tomorrow. Our Loco-Foco City
journals seem shy oft.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

20 Mr.. Daniel Cahoon, aged 90, was drowned
on the 9th ult. while bathing in Black river, sea'
Eyria, Lorain county, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

20 1t is said that FIVE hundred persons who
were unemployed few days since, are now bnsli!
engaged in the factories in Delaware County.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

70 Levi Bray of White Haven, Pa, was killed
on Friday by the bursting ofa dram in saw mill
by fragment of which his skull was fractured
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

~ For Hymn of the Sea, by w. c.
BRYANT, and France and the French, see
Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

uT The WmG STATE NoMIgArIse CONVENTION meets
at SYRACUSE on Wednesday, TIE 7s OF September, ne1'
"Wednesday we have stated repeatedly iwas erroneous
Iy printed 8h at first
I- The WRIc You've MEMS STATE CONVENTION mees
at AuguRS Wednesday the 2ls inst ust two weeks arc
the nominaionsl We hope to meet there glorious sd''
ing of the Young Wings of Ne~-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
The Treaty Correspondence.


x Lord Ashburton in answer to Mr. Webster. 5
letter says that its statement of the settlement OF
boundaries appears substantially correct and that
the Treaty may now be drawn up. He wishes 10
consider the articles singly, and recommends max
ing the deliRea,ions of the line on the excellent
charts in their possession, to spare to both parties
the unnecessary expense of new Commissioners,
and new survey.
XII The next letter is also from Lord Ashbur-
ton, and its object is to record by correspondence
caution that the stipulation in the nth arti-
Gle Of the Treaty. signed that day, August sth'
respecting certain payments to be made BY the 10
yernment of the United States to the States OF
Maine and Massachusetts, does not subject Great
Britain to any responsibility for those engage
ments.
XII. Mr. Webster assents to this precautionary
statement OF Lord Ashburton.
The preceding is all the correspondence on the
subject of the Boundary, except that between the
Secretary of State, and the Governors and Com
missioners of Maine and Massachusetts, and the
delegation in Congress from New Hampshire
The Boundary correspondence is followed
by letters nterchanged between Hon. J. K PAUL
DING, Secretary of the Navy, and Lieut. PAINE
commanding U. S. schooner Grampus, on the Atm
can coast in relation TO Lieut.. Paine's arrange
ment with the commander of H. b. NJ. sloop
Wolverine, delegatng to the latter the right TO de-
tain and hand over to the Granpus, vessels under
American colors engaged in the slave trade; an
agreement which is dsapproved by the Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

HILLS NEw-YoRK MusguM-WnchelI Ms AossS, l, ~.
Dir. Gum, and host of talented performers sPpssl ~.
evening in :e and splendid Salooa grand da! m
tornahce will take place this afternoon, IN Whch pe he
derfu Mysterious Lady the learned dog Apollo aa w.
whole company viii appear. All those who WISE ssi ls
should 60 early, we have no doubtlhe sa'ooi
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

IL The performances every day at the American M ~.
scum. This place presents the best attraction I'D s
ior y CENTS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

PolsoSlsG-In December last Mrs. Penning-
ton, resident Of Henry county, Ind, died very
suddenly and was buried. few weeks since,
susoicions were excited against her husband that
he had poisoned her. A post mortem exanina-
ton was held, and the discovery made that poison
had been administered. A eoroners inquest was
held over the body, and from the evidence of phy-
sicians and others, a verdict given that the de-
ceased came to her death BY poison administered
by her husband. warrant issued for his ar
rest, but be had escaped, taking with him girl
who had acted as servant in his house at the
time of his wifc's death. Phil Sentinel.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

p The murderer of Mr.. Tinet, of 0pelousas,
three years ago. has confessed the crime, and is
lodged in Jail to await his trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

~ The Commercial Convention concluded be-
tween the United Stntes and Texas was sent t@
the Senate at such late period that they eoud
not act upon !, before adjournment. 1t will Q,
course come up among the first ,hiags to be acted
upon when the Senate is again in session.
uon the 26th ult., Major Gabriel Floyd, liS-
ing three miles from ST. Louis, assailed IN his
house By Ave men with knives and clubs, and after
a desperate encounter he was left senseess on the
ground. They robbed the house, oyerPowered the
slaves and escaped. They were traced to ot'
Louis, two taken, and two more arrested on sus-
picion. Major Floyd, it is hoPed, will recover.
~A boy four years old fell from the window
of house in Baltimore, RiRssy-one feet, and
striking in soft ground, escaped with severe
bruises, but no broken bones.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

I The Carthageaian, published for the last
three years at Carthage, Jefferson Co., New York,
for want of support has ceased to appear.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

" The Reman Catholic Bishop (Blanc) of
Newt Orleans, has nominated MIR. Ronssilon to FIJI
the curacy vacated by the death OF Rev Able
Mon; but the church wardens are protesting
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

The VERY Man FoE HARD TIMES Joel
Swain, from Strafford, N. Fl. who works for Dea-
con Harrington, Spring-street, Roxbury, has spent
but 86 cents since the oath of last March, and in
Cured no debt during that time For the last IA
wears his expenses have been but Sl2 per annnm.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

@ 1t is not true that Mr.. Buchanan, the
British Consul for New-York, has resigned. He
has, however, made application to his government
for the retiring allowance TO which his age and
long term of service entite him.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

10 Some idea can be formed of the amount of
business done on our railroad at this time, from
eightthe fact that during ,he last four or FIVE days
hundred and forty-eight live hogs, over four
hundred tubs and frkns Of butter, &C., left this
Mace for New-York Goshen Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

MoRMoNs-We understand that forty Nor
mons arrived in this city, yesterday on board the
Rosalie, from Nauvoo. The absurdiiies or VII
lanies of Joe Smith are getting too outrageous tor
even his misIed followers. st. Louis Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

DA young man named r. B. ogdea from
phia, who last fall bought farm neaf
Griswold, Illinois, is missing, and it is earedtiii
he has been murdered.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

20 The Remedial Justice Bil-desgned to
prevent another Mcleod case-was, contrary to
the public expectation signed by the President
He had recommended it to Congress, and it was
thought that he would therefore veto it.
Richmond Wkig.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

I The immense sale that Kolns,Ocks pe.uArE VI !. Z
sure test OF value and the estimation IN ~
held by families. Ii would be quite TOO expensive ~ ~,
iish the volumes OF certificates that baye bsen sd lie
name 10 all persons whom they think may be b'fen.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

~ A writer in the Boston Courier exposes
some of the abuses which the insane confined in
Cambridge in the House of Correction have TO en-
durn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

FIRE..-The Buckhorn tavern, on Broadway,
near 21s, street, was burut down yesterday morn
ing between four and five O'Clock. WIKI two large
ranges of stabling and four valuable horses worth
one thousand dsllars. Mr. Shepherd, the occu-
paA,, lost his fixtures, tsn-pn alleys, $500 worth
Of furnitore, and gold watch worth sl6o a
gentleman named Campbell was severely injured
by kick from one of the horses which he was en-
deavoring to rescue. The buildings belonged to
the Watt estate, and were fully insured.
At one o'clock yesterday rnerning junk store
in Stanton street, near Sheriff, was burnt down.
At three, a FIRE broke out in a German porter
house, No. 2O9 William street. Damage tritiing.
The barns and ou,houses of COL Williams, at
Flushing Bay, L. l., were also destroyed by fire.
Several horses and number of sheep were con-
S,rned
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

TEaRIBLE DISASTERS all sorts becoming so comuen
as not 10 astonish any The word is familiar with the
der Of wives deaths by flood, field and iice and all the
thousand forms that casualties nowadays assume or
years dealt, disease has been the most common ihing In
the world and have ceased TO be surprised wen they
hear that their friends have fallen victims Eut the aston
shmen, which attends the cures affected by DE- Peters
celebrated nledcated preparations still as fresh and un
bounced as When see owever coughs colds,
cnsurnpton: headaches dyspepsia diaErhoea snd
host o ether diseases cured by lis Lezenges whentey
asthma auadice piles, liver complaint, choc,
dropsy tevers sc. &C. &c cured BY his pills and rheuma
tT and kindrd pains, healed Al one application by MS
paser how is possible their asteaishue. should cease
These invaluable medicines are for sale al 59 Broadway
and l25 FGton street
SASpss SARsArxRiLLA.-rhis preparation is conIbna
ton heretofore in the history Of medicine differ
ing entirely in its character and Operations from the VAIL
preparations OF rssaria which haTs been at diier
times offered to The public acts specifically upon
the whole system, thereby bringing under is direct and
immediate influence. Although possessed of powerful aad
controlling effects, yet IL entirely harmless 50 tna
lnure the most delicate constitution IL has been
thoroughly tested in numerous instances both IN health and
n disease. When in perfect health, effect IS produced
by its r.e EXCEPT an increase appete but when disease
seated IN the rae and hnrylng ts; It's victims along
seen ii. enkudes new life and vgor, and brings health
and 9Th sack the suffering aud diseased Read The
addressed ., e World and all doubts OF lis efficacy must
vanish ckaf before The wind.
Prepare AID sold wholesale and retail and for exporia-
ion by a. B. SANDS co, Granite Butldlng l3 Broad
way, OF Chambersstreet, ~ T. Sold also by A. D.
D. SANDS 70 Fulionstreet and n East Broadway cor
pe- Markct-SreeL
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles tor s..
NOBLE HEARTED GENEROSITY TO raE Pooe.-We per.
ceive by an advertisement The SUM- that with l usual
kindness and beraiy Jones Offers 10 supply the poor az
half price with the famous Italian Chemical soap AZ nan
price, famous for curing eup!iens ana u!sa
Of the shn that IS ,hey produce the certificates Of any
respectable housekeeper, stating thai hey are po Su M
enable to nav the full price This soap recommended oy
the MEDICAL society Paris as iataiible Eemedy tGf
pimples freckles salt rheu, scuryy lan In @ ~
ae healthy cesness II cares the bites OF mosquitoes
and insects and indeed miracle Tor gives the lace,
nerk and arrs The most delicate c!earness II IS sold by
jonse % graham street. sign the American Eagle and
at ss Fulton street. Brooklyn State street, Boston, u
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

% mad bull yesterday morning took pesses-
sion of Whitehall street, chasing every one that
came in his way, bruising German, tearing Oft
the Staten Island Ferry gate, attacking cab, NC.
till he was finally secured up town.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

% The Court for the Correction OF Errors met
on Monday at Albany, and resolved that no aIgu-
ments be heard until fortnight from the succeed
ing day. Four causes had been set down for de-
cision, but the decision was postponed till the first
'rua,Ja,, oc Oct ,har
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

CRUELTY roSoLDlERs.-Th citizens of Carlisle,
Pa, have held public meeting to reprobate in
suitable terms, the cruelties inflicted upon q. S.
soldiers by Lieu,enants Saunders and Thompson.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

Speak OF all families and you viii DO yous hsoa
your feowcreatures, and feel assured OF 'ne s.sn
Of all good reu and viii receive your reward 10
We call all good citizens TO make kno~n me
this wonderful remedy. 80. he one
Remember and ask for Rolmstock's Vermcse. sar.t sg
that has become known you through the h nav he
should be used in justice 20 the preparatory "DeI
bad for S25 cents per bottle at ri Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

A DvEl.-Capt. Hickey, of the Natchez Vo-
lun,eers, now in Texas, has been shot through
both thighs, fracturing the bones. by Capt. Ste
vens, of the St. Louis Volunteers, in duel The
situation Of Capt. u. was very dangerous,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

II Pateat SeIf-Coclking 8epeaatseais'b an 'be dis
charged six times III three seconds sIta ose I'd retail.
ranted not 10 get OF order AZ wholesath hetwers
81 Imis "ali GNU
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

Bg1sroI,s SAssAPARiLLA-CAUTIoY.-Pe w. "e,;,o,s
to obtain the rue article will be careful 10 call ioa
Bristni il acros, the cork of the bottle The
this medicine is established fron the numerous
cures il has performed and is daily perorung
are subs,antaied, and The documents be seen " rr
at the store Of WM. BURGER, No. 80 coqfaesi CD, Eds
or ar 5filhans ls3 Broadway. Horace Gree!ey ~ Wio
.or of this paper Will be pleased 10 satisy aos rcd
may call ON him OF the happy effect Ibis medeiae
Sold at wholesale a.d retail ny wM ss srca
Courtlasdtstrse; and a, Mlhaps Pharmacy, ,.to.t
way also by reputable Druggists and Agents sne In.
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