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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12

THOSE BLooDHoUNDs.-We hear that demand
has been presented to the U. S. Treasury for pay
ment for the bloodhounds used in the Florida war.
The department declined having anything to do with
the matter and the claim was referred to Congress
This unpaid debt of the Economical" Van Buren,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12

The Topaz, We have received the first No. of a
new literary paper issued Mddlebury entitled as
above; Philip Battel editor, E. Markham publisher
very respectable appearing Sheet price 50 per
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12

The labors of the committee Of which Mr.. Sim
mons is chairman will, we trust result in the pre-
sentation OF system of imposts which will concili-
ate all sections Of the country and afford fair and
satisfactory protection to all branches of industry
II proposes on wooens duty of 40 per cent adval-
orem. We shall give the Report next week
The committee are indusriously engaged in ad-
Justing scheme for the apprasement Of home
valuation on all articles of foreign importation, and
seem 10 entertain the utmost confidence of success
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-04-12
Tmentp-srb rmtt @onarrau.

TIIuay, April I.
House, the loan bill from the committee came I'D.
and the question taken on the amendments proposed
in committee, embracing that of Mr. Fillmore, to au-
thorize the Secretary of the Treasury to sell gov
eminent stock at what it would fetch, under speci
fed circumstances. The bill thus amended was f.
naly passed, los to &c. (ofthe yeas were lol wings
and locos;-Of the nays rs locos and IL whigs1
Senate not in session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24
vOL. II. Nd. E16.

sioncrs traced the line to The most Northwestern
point of the Lake of the Woods-thence along
the said line TO the said most Northwestern point,
being in latitude 400 % 81" North and in longi-
tude go IA SO" West ftom the Observatory. at
Greenwich thence, according existing treaties.
due-South its intersection with the 18th paral-
lei of North latitude, and along that parallel 10
tue Rocky Mountains 1t being understood that
all the water communications, ard all the usual
portages along the line from lake Superior to the
Lake of the Woods and also Grand Portage, from
the shore Of Lake Superior to the Pigeon river
as now actually used shall be free and open to the
Of the citizens and subjects of both countries.
ART. III. In order to promote the interests and
encourage the industry of al the inhabitants CT the
Countries watered by the river St. John and its
tributaries, whether living within the State OF
Maine or the Province OF New Brunswick it is
agreed that where, by the provisions OF the pres
ent Treaty the river s.. John is declared to be
the Line of Boundary, the navigation Of said river
shall be free and open to both parties and shall in
no way be obstruc;cd by either; that all the pro-
luce of the forest in logs lumber, timber, boards,
slaves, shingles, Of agriculture not being man
ufactured, grown on any of those parts OF the
State Of Maine watered by the river St. john or
by its tributaries, Of which fact reasonable evil
dence shall, if required, be produced, shall have
ItcC dCCeSS IDto t!ic ilNci o''u H.
tributaries, having their source within the State of
Maine, to and from the seaport at the mouth of
The said river ST John, and to and round the Falls
Of said river, either by boats, RATS, other con-
veyance: tnat when within the Province of New
Brunswick, the SAID produce shall be dealt with
As if it were the produce Of said Province: that,
in like manner the inhabitants Of the Territory Of
The Upper St. John determined by this Treaty to
belong TO her Britannia Majesty, shall have free
access to ard through the river for their produce,
in those parts where the said river wholly
,hrough the State Of Maine, &c.
The remaining portion OF this, with the follow
ing sections, with tie correspondence, am una
bic now to give you in detail--perhaps tomorrow
[ NAV be able to send it all.
The remainder of the Treaty provides for the
keeping up art a small naval force on the
Coast of Africa for the suppression of the Slave
rrade-but says nothing in regard to the Creole
case does nol mention the right of searching YES
sells for Slaves; nor the questions of Boundary
On the Pacific side named in the Treaty.
Six months time is allowed for its ratification
Or re lection by Great Britain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24

wac thought Important The trial prove ;a, there
was saoseqGsni ode. by the magistrate 10 examine the
her eUanse and 10 atisw crs- xa,ir ation Br this
sca6 not Rd The detective Gepositcns wljch had been
hcs TOO lafe ne Justice hculd have and had an
examination dc Nora, instead Of conteEti5g himself with
making proposition to that etrci
There her Objection asars, reer Wing the epcss.
ton, EXAMINATIONS before usgp.sate rhey have an.
dercoGr yrry lnpor'a alteration tseY ;ahcn
Ccurt OF General Sessions When ai the us,ss and Bs-
OF ENGLAND assembled on The trial Lord Morley Tor
by his Peers the fourth resolui on which they
adopted that IN easeasy al the wnsses Nhchwere
examined before the Coroner wsre rad rEahle travel
and oath mate thcreo that hen lie ea*sinSos OF snct
Witnesses, dead unabs 10 travel, pl2 p b. rea The
Coroner st making nata HAT sech eSsn sss:~ sle the
'sne which he ios u, osih "oot alF nae''soa or al
Mas SAYS, RE deposioois admissible Il be ae out by
nth I, sEe satisfaction OF The Cont hat the shansaLon
offered in evdcace The sac that vi sworn oeoIs
~ coenner Jps,ice, s.oa IN. Nefsi ~ ~t'ais0essr'
) Tint or. l. Il Bellagef The prortc. "'ht. sss,
per SGisennd. it impossible 70 ,rs these are ihe
an:e d.; nions srhic were taken bsnre the magistrate
without addition or alteration
The objection Is presenel in an er and nlots concu-
,ve form. r principal deposition wi@n offered "a the
ll purpor;ed 10 be deposition in The cours Of General
SESSIONS o The peac and r tue CRY aad county OF New
curt And although he def nant excepted To the erd-
The District Attorney permitted prove BY paro
il,a Il was ,,roson taken before tie copimnc magis
III. case CONES panly within the rpsrsi rule that
written document shall 'orradic'e iEipeached
~ paro evideucc And besides there are DECISION, going
. the precise pos, under eonsdeation rn prsone, Is
% nc ,xaraned without being In III. King Saith
stark Rrn els the examination OF The de cndan
purpoed 10 have been taken ON OATH and
lie Blanc j. refused to receive evidence that NJ cath had in
act been administered 10 thc Defendant Mse decision
wa, made in Hex Rivers, CO p. III Phil Err lis,
I4 $40 In Rex Walter, c. and IT, the written
minatio- prisoner stated that he had answered,
decline 10 say any thing and Lord Ahpctr would not al
the prosecutor prove that the prisoner hal made
confession of his guilt when under examination before the
gsrate. papers lad been ned Into deposit
ions IN the ct General SESSIONS, they could only be
used for hat they were worth as eposo taken III that
h.
dispositions before the committing ms ssate In every
vie which have beef able take oil The the dcpos
lions improperly admitted.
III Philadelphia Chronicle, Ledger and Spirit Of Times,
sn Boston Daily Times, Boston Daily Mail and Eoston
Morning Post Will please CODY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24
eFsK, WEDNESDAY MoR.1Ns. AUGUST "a. assa.

streets where Pardy lc witness promising meet him al
BARRIERS sop III the corner o. CourtanGsireeL-
Wtze<s into the house OF Madame Sesie and saw
woGIsn.b
TIE ia1ateriaity OF this Purdy's testimony upon the
main Question issue all that saved nm from an n-
dcteni for perjury and attempt extcrt Such wa the
prosecution an such The testimony; and refer with PRIDE
and pleasure the decision OF the Supreme Court as
shield and protection against ip lice and oppression
have conclusion, bat other Pon, TO broach upon
The beautiful and hghwrougti specimen Of literary com.
position d. avn BY The Clerks the Police be-
fore alluded TO- contained, omong other things intended 10
shock alike the moral aud ecency OF the community,
the allegation that ..an,' hoodwinked muted and
wrapped up-doubtless very demon-vas in Attendance
that special occasion The composton as production
intended TO sarngly korrid would have been neon
pete without adjunct equally preposterons ridiculous
and absurd The only drawback upon il being that IS
false from beginning end need ouy add that in
do engage E.an" physician. for the sape and all
abundant reason that whatever undertake, feel myself
competent, well by tudy, experience and practice to
carry thr ugh properly; and far from requiring Phy
clan M practice il unusual tor me TO be called iof
in preference. 10 doctor' in confnemen where pro-
per deicacy orbds the presence of male practitioner and
also in such other which il more sttIns and pro-
per- aad more in consonance with ideas OF proprty
that lady, provided always she il sku should attend IN
preference 10 gentleman.
il will be perceived that every Of the exceptions taken
by Mr. Jordan Of egaity are sustained by the
Supreme Court sufficient commentary upon that gen.
uenaas legal requirements whom return my sincere
thanks for the faithful able and fearless manner in which he
conducted himself throughout regardless alike OF The
irowr and caresscs Of all
MADAME RESTELL, Female Physician,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24

The BOOK RELIGIONS comprising the Views. Creeds,
seatments or Opinions. Of all the Principal R-Iig ous
nations in Europe and America: which is added
Church and Missionary atistics together uitb Bieyra
phica Sketch's: By JOHN HAYWARD, Author Of the
NewEAgani Gazetteer. sc. &c. q vol! Emo. PIP. 1927
Dayton Il Newman, lS9 Broadway.
We do not see cause to admire the arrangement
or proportion OF this work. 1t contains much
fragmentary truth, but manfests little philosoPhic
acquaintance with the subjects it treats OF, and
an imperfect acquaintance with some of its subdi-
visions. Occasionally, carelessness of statement
is betrayed. For instance, in speaking of the
Restorationists, P. 90, it asserts that In Ger
many, country which, for several centuries has
taken the lead in all theological reforms the ortho
dor hare espouscd this doctrine, Chat Is, ultimate
Universal Salyation.) Now if he had said some of
the Orthodox, or the most eminent of the Ortho-
dox, or perhaps most Of the Orthodox, it might
have been true, but the statement as made gives
an erroneous impression. His distinction between
Re orationists and Univcrsaists j. drawn with
equal carecssness-the account under one head
essentially differing from that under the otker.-
Still, the book will be read with profit and instruc
en by those in search of acknowledge on the subject
it treats 1t is beautifully printed.
LESSONS SHELLS, given in Pestaozzian School, by
C. MAYO, ESQ.,, Author Of Lessons ON Objects! Illus
trated with mumerou, Plates drawn from Nature Third
Edition, with Notes by ]. CozZESs, Librarian Of the
NY. Lyceum of Natural History. Il vol lsmo.) C.J.
Folsom, No 40 Fulton street
This is small volume of 21s pages containing
all that need be laugh. to children on the subject
OF which ii treats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24

NLAZED HARDWARE PAPER
9Sbv 50 do 20 Teams Fine Hanging Paper, 10000 lbs
article GTsy G hanging gqss rI Bo
ny, soards b.e and white 10000 lbs. Trunk Boards
oo0G Bindes Boards All kinds Paper manufactured al
Ike shortest notice, and for sale by
.n9o tf GhIJNT x DERHiCkSUN, 10y Seulii-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24

KOHN L. GOUkGAS, Tor many years
,vn lately fried mn al 40 Johp-slreet near the corner
Of Broadway small establishment, Of The kind with in
general assortment OF very choice French Enss G
hanpy to receive, as opportunity may offer friendly call
rom his former patrons also from the pubic ID genera
ao1N I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24

T1HE self-Insructor and Journal of the
Universal Lyceurn, by Josiah Holbrook, is Puoissee
monthly at the Exchange Lyceum, S4s Broadway al %
cents year paid in advance. liberal discount VIII De
made 10 agents who buy by the quantity Agents OF penny
papers will find profitable work. Fer sale at Axtords
.Jcl II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24

~ Stock the FIemeus Insurance Company, de-
cared by be Trustees Of the Hope Insurance Company
April H. 1883, which may be received by any person or
p.rsons daily authorizes by applying u ISAAC A. JOHN
.UN, ESQ No, 20 Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24
vNAPP,S Cheap Fishing Tackle and

~ Gno Store 50 Houston street, between Cannon and
lswis street near The Wian'sbnrgh Ferry Manufacturer
and dealer oinied poles. shells hooks lines. hoa SIAN
ers leaders &c so per cent than elsewhere Just re-
ceyed of Reed Poles fresh cut by the single
one or by the hundred, cheap Guns pistols ana nsns
aDnar,rs repaired altered made n reduced prices.
Powder ball and shot. On hand several bamboo poles,
;o;n,s hollow butt only 81 each aus I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24
UfFICE JEFFERSON ms COMPNNI,I
New-yors, Aug. l, 1892
TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS of

Il this Institution have this day declared Sem i-An
Gual Dividend OF per cent pay 10 ie Stckhod'
their legal personalities and a. ihe 10th inst
Teanscr books closed iron 9Th 10 9Th inst cIusNe.
au2 I'm GEO T. HOPE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24

TLOTHING, 50 Chatham street.-Per
CONS IN wan, of good Clothing and wishing TO save
e these hard times would do well to call al WILLIAM
DoLSEN,S new Store. No. IS Chatham street. and exam.
he is we'll convinced thai they will not dispute
t,ap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24

BOARD. HOTEL-Brown's Mansion
eHouse So Duane street, Broadway and the fark,
k-This splendid hotel and clearinghouse, late
Manhattan has the bar entirely removed the IRE
sponsbe and dissoute gidy excluded all order ana pro
Homc; and reduction unparalleled in clarges-to WIZ 70
60 e'"S r. W. y auto I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24
IXT ANTED.--A situation as House

NX7 ANTED-An American or Engl
Wv Girl to do waiting and assist in house work. To
one that is neat and understands her business this will be
home; moderate wages Will be paid NO one but those
WHO can give good references need apply Inquire be-
tween tr hours OF 10 and I2ocock, A NJ at No Y Frank
Lin street. No Irish need apply. aus "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24

MADAME RESTELL, Female Physician,
lib Greenwich-street, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-24

MA or twelve active, in
aelligent t,racpre fsi.scricrs, iys iss
engaged m teaching and literary pursuits will be preferred
No foreigners need apply. Undoubted testimonials OF cha
BRADBUkY, SoDEN & Co. III Nassau.sl. N. Y,
;el8tf and 10 Schoolst. Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11

& Grand Union Performance % Sacred N,
sic wiil be given By the Ncw-icrk Academy Of 5,
cred Music at the Tabernacle this evening, assi,
I'd BY Chors from the adiacen; Cities. making Il.
whole number Of performers five hundred \,
Card.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11
Is BAykRur7cr.-Th following arc the names

Is BAxKRup7cY-Thc following are the
OF those in the Northern District of this State who
have applied 10 be declared bankrupt at the follow
ing respective dates:
Peter Rtoadcs, OF Skaneateles March 4.
VIM c. HUFF, Of Sterling, CayuSa Co.. .
Isaac S. Smith. of Buffalo .---......
Samuel r. Brown, of Rome March j.
John Noble.
Dewitt C. Bancroft .
Rensselaer, y an Rensselaer,, of Albany. March 4
A. D. Leonard, of Auburn. March
Russell Dodge, Oxford. Chenanso Co.. "
Henri Davis, Jordan. Onondaga Co..
Dane J. Townsend. niagara Co..
Stephen O,trandcr. :Auiurl. March III
Ebenezer B. Cobb .
Egher, r. CuInpston
John Anthony. victory, Cayusa Co.
H.#B. Matthews. ohn<town, Fulton Cc.AApril IL
Charles Smith. ,r. 0,wegu. ...-..---.M March j.
VIM. Jackson, Syracuse.
Beniarain S.Laurcncc, Auburn
The following have applied in this Southern Dis
trct since our last:
NEw-YoRS.
James -Mdr:ch Alex James B9sa7. abraham Blum,
Care, Brown iak;m L Boles. Isaac Craft,
Samuel Crane Jesse c1iy, Myer Chris,ellrr
Avery Green. George Gray, John Glover.
John ( Hunt. VIM B Hatch. Charlie. Johnson
Martin Morse. Elbridse Maiby. Samuel D Mott.
James Parsell. Stephen Sk!lnan Ebenczer Young,
q Saudenberg.
DrrcHEss CorSrY-GC Boga-,lus
PoucHKEEPsIE-Marh Cornell W Southwick. Hiram
Colder, >ou,h'siea. L Van Kleck.
orange CouSTY-Thoruas Greene.
BRookLYS-Pcter Pdgeor D Sirykcr. wrl J wille,t,
William Wheeler, Thomas Whit.
= NILLrAMsBrRcH-Elwar oReilly.
RocHAw.Y-Wright PcarsalI.
AsToRn-Jofn Reloul
= ROCELASD CoCSTY-T WilccI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11
Philosophical Lectures-on Monday ", a, ,,s

" Philosophical Lectures-fo9n .c mu"." vii I've
Friday by J. " BeIlows-Ths Courss o. ~ eonard,t
and Broadway TIE remaining subjects Of NE ooasf are
Natter ELECTRICITY Architecture, ns eesa Eoca,on
r s, M rav rvrn the 1lt instant viii
be given Lecture on Eocntion with Reaang' and kec',
tatOns. 5-o,.x. 81 :. 10 ior the
evening Is cents; Teachers hall price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11
u Phrcnolog, and PhysioIoay applied e

u Phrcnology and Physiology applied 10 70
Education and SeliImprovenen al the corner OF GraGh
and Clnton.streets, by o. S. FOWLER, showing what CON
stutes good head and character and how 10 improve Tie
leads of children aud adults commencing AT y O'clock
and closing with double test examinations made By D. .
and l.. y. FOWLER, each eXamnin, in the absence OF
the other. This Lecture will be the valuable OF the
course and the double examinations particularly inter
cstiac. Professional examinations daily at 1875 Nassal.st
Families waited their residences. His Lecture on
Marinony for sale. fl IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11

O Hon. WAppY THOMPSON OF South Carolina,
wc understand, has been nominated by President
Tyler for Minister to Mexico, vice Powhatall Ellis.
Gen. Thompson was formerya prominent and in
hucntial Wing Member of Congress from Mr.. Cal
nouns District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11

y Nh Nicholson, booker in Baltimore =,
krocNcd dow. on tuesday evening nike lear;.,
his office Cor BIS dwelling and rotbc,l .; ,ors
$40. 600 \ reward of $1,000 Is offered scr j.
arrest Of tn, ,obbcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11

MEIER SAY DIrt"--ThiS OF the tavuritc eIcara
lions OF Earnaby Rudge, Grip. in Boz> alt, Cha,
Dickens, story OF that We should "rc.cr say die
wena slight disease attacks but strive 10 1--we We g,e
way cold quicker than any thin. else, ana yet Tticg
always Il; hand. j. P-a>e Sons Extract OF horehoWd
has taken tho first rank tor the euro OF Colds PACKAGES
all convenient sizes. with directions wholesale and re
Never saw die =" Sold at s. Dlyi>ion-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11

HAYpEss PREMIER PES.-Hcrc is The -.
ZION of Il genn!as YanSea. and tits far SUPER
any foreign article we have sacn. Indeed !,
only steel pea we ever could use. TOue.da NJ:
The Wing culosy is not cx,savasan,: we y. !
pens and find them excellent. The. ar, for q.
F.. J. Emo ) Plo,,->t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11

u The sloop Marta went ashore on ,be =.
Bank on TUESDAY, ard went to pieces The en-.
after having been on the wreck Cor % hours, w..
taken OF, nearly dead, in II small boat by CAM.
Fountain ait! ,wo others 1.-THE steamer Eerrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11

WAsHlScTos IRVING, Esq. Of this city, our own
Irving, the vcracious Editor Of knickcrbocker's
History of New York, the author Of the Sketch
Book, and Braccbrdge Hall-rcpor, says ha, been
dominated for Minister to Spain by the President
He will, of course, be confirmed BY 4 unanimous
vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11

TEMPERANCE REFREsHMEST Roons-A phi
lanthropic friend suggests to US that hundreds Of
Carmen, Laborcrs, &c. in city are annually Sc
duccd into habits of intemperancc by the necessity
ofhaving some place tc stay in while awaiting bust
ness a Carman must have a stand; Laborcr for
Merchants, SC. must have some place where he can
be looked for-and none now exists but the corner
grocery. But he cannot occupy the owners room
and enjoy his fire without making some return, and
he is in u manner compelled to drink though he
does not crave it. One glass taken creates an
appetite for two, and the working-man in time
falls victim To drunkenness and seeming No.
ccssty
This must be rcmcdicd, and it easily can be.
We must have Temperance Refrsshmcat and
Reading Rooms at the most eligible points where
the Carman, Stevcdore, or Laborcr may read the
newspapers and current magazines of the day, for
three cents visit, (nsteud of drink, or perhaps
fifty cents month. if he prefers it. His waiting
hours would thus be spent in the acquisition Of
useful knowledge instead of habits of dissipation.
Merchants of Ncw-York You ought to urge and
encourage the cstablis hmcn, of such Rooms; YOU
ought to subscribe to and visit them. You can
thus do great good very chcap!y, and the blessings
of thousands shall reward your well-directed
efforts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11

II Gentle reader, do Won ever have the headache Yes
Purchase .hrn, box ot PETERS, LozcnycS AMI YOU viii
have, ii no more: under such battery, should
the genius n headaches venture 10 attack YOU single 10
zrngr laid ON your tongue will pu, him 10 high! III two
minutes, Arc children troubled with worms, Nyou
have anv children the is Yes. Then treat tlentO
one Prtcr>'s LoLrn> mOrln:. Tor week or i've
and their troubles that will b, nj an emil Have you Tie
fever and aguc Peters has Lokengcs that will make yeu
rs steady rock Have YOU hoa>eness and hacking
couch! lis provide you with Lozcnge that will make
your sound bell, and your stomach rs clear
whistle And IN short there scarcely any comraRaa'
NAV trouble but Peters has Lozen"c that Is lnGc han
n match for H. Hence know OF nothing that ,loapve,
vent Won from proceeding forthwith 10 i52 Broadway,m
nrncrIrr a surply Of these ncstimabc I.OAcnSe>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11

70 The debt of Philadelphia is $2G4,Oas, and
to meet this the Corporation have at their dspo-
sal s329, o6G-lcayinS, with uncxpcndcd appro-
pratons for 1841. a balance of 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11

q, little daughtcrof Mr. JohnUnderwood was
burnt SO badly Sunday afternoon that it died
Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock. It was left BY
It's mother in a room in which was an air-tght
stove, which she filled with shavings from basket
and then lighted them with match. The shaw
ings remaining in the basket also took fire, which
communicated to her clothing Boston Daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11
Ry THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

G The Southern Mail this morning was dc
laycd one hour and half ut hackensacS 'y IN III
Jury 70 inc tlue of the locomotive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-11

PERlLs DY FLooD.-Jnurnals from all parts of
the country bring accounts Of great damage by
the recent rise Of water. The Hampshire. ct
Gazette says that three young men Of Northamp-
ton, named Strong, CLARK, and Rust, while in u
small boat hunting muskrat-, driven BY a
surge against tree They caught the limbs and
the boat soon sunk from beneath them. One Of
then, went down with the boat but escaped to the
pcrilous eyre the others were rescued with great
hazard hy ycung Canadian in small boat.