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A PROCLAMATION.
Bs WILLIAM II. SEWARD Gorernor Of tee Stale Of Nr,
York.

York
THURSDAY the eighth day OF December hereby sp
poiaed 10 be observed by the People OF this Safe ss
,av OF PufLtc THANKSGIVING AND PsAISg TO ALMIGHTY
GOD Tor the manifold blessings OF The year. We hayr
Ied the earth safety and gathered plentiful harres
relieved abor BY inventions OF art aud applications Of
SCIENCE brought TO successful termination works OF phys
cal Improvement designed 10 promote social intercourse and
10 guard against accidents human e and augment II,
eu oymenls rendered our system OF intellectual moral
ns ruc,oE equal and efficient sEd acquired copr
hessye knowledge OF the agricultural forest and nineYs
resources which Providence has supplied within the Tenn
tory assigned for habtaon. The savage warfare which
long prevailed the southern border q Country
scarcely less painful humanity whether weie
victorious unsuccessful against rude and ina.ed
people, has ceased ComnoiionS which threatened 10
vosve State and the whole American anly
the calamtes civil war and thus ePyess tho growing
confidence OF mankind IN their capacity for segovernment
have peacefully subSlded and controversies WIKI ads
tpguished European nation have been adjusted by treaty
securing reciprocal advantages and directing tue efforts OF
both states 10 the removal great reproacb Chrisep
dom by the eypation of the slave trade. Philanthropy
her yisatons 10 distant regions; and the abos Phcs
ply hroug ghouthe civilized world have been crowned with
discoveries tending ameora,e human life and elevate the
dignity oil mankind
Let US reverenily acknowledge that these and all The
blessings enjoy descend from HIM by whom the nations
Of the earth are governed Righteousness, and all human
affairs are regulated ssd controlled with phnte wisdom and
mercy.
Gwen under Inv hand and the pgivy seal OF the Stale
the city ef Albany, this seventh day OF November.
:. in the year OF Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud torytwo, and in the sixty seventh year OF aule.
rcan independence. -
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times like these it is safe to expect the worst Until
the result is officially ascertained-
Kings County is reported 800 majority for
Bouck. The Loco County Ticket is lower Muf-
ply for Congress, We bear, has but 90.
Richmond Couaty is reported 1913 Loco.
From Queens VIC heard at noon yesterday that
o,,r er;snd. were doing we'll; but we suppose ii
has gone with the rest The " his County Clerk
"a ,rebablv reelected
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
The ResmIi.


Our excellent candidate for Register, GEORGE
E1cHgLL is probably beaten g, least 900 in the
City, though he runs ahead of his ticket.
In the Fourth Congressional District, we pre-
sumo Maclay has at least LOCO majority over
Williams.
In the Fifth, Leonard nearly many over
Scoles.
Ia the Third, Mr.. PHcsn has considerably less
than 900 majority.
The Tanmany Assembly Ticket Is probably all
in but Walsh or Van Dyke, fighe Dayy (the best
man on it and Pentz are good deal scratched
and will be behind, but we presume they are
elected.
The news being bad, VIC shall not flI col
urnns with incomplete returns that prove nothing.
The number Of persons Naturazed in our City
during the last three or four days exceeded 1000
More Of them were Wings than usual-we think
500 chiefly Germans.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

FROM TE1As.-Ve have the Texan Farmer Of
October 8, published at Washington, which we be-
licvc is in Washington county. Its voice is all for
war, and from It's account such appears to be the
case throughout the country. President Houston
had made a speech to the troops the Sd, in
which he told them that Texas must now ego
ahead in earnest and make up her mind for fight
ing. He had also issued orders for the march to
the Rio Grande-and beyond it if the general
thinks it advisable. The rendezvous to be at San
Antonio on the 25th The command seems to have
been bestowed on General Somerville
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

DISTRIBUTION OF THE PROCEEDS OF THE PUB
Lie LANDs.-The last aamber of the Madisonian
says:-" We learn that the accounting officers of
the Treasury have adjusted the accounts of the
States and Territories under the Distribution Act
and that the Governors have been notified bv the
Treasury Department of the amounts payable TO
their respective States. The amount to be divided
is 1862, l44 l3, exclusive of The ten per ccntum to
the States in which the lands have been Sold -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

FEVER AT HAvANA.-The ship Walter Boyd
at New-Oreans, reports having spoken on,hc Goth
ult., one day out from Havana, ship Superb of
Greenock. for Mobile. The Superb had lost seven
men, and had four sick on board. Reported sea-
men very scarce at Havana, and ships ready for
unable to get crews.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

Two LIVES Losr.-The Kisgston, Canada,
Chronicle Of the 30th says" Yesterday after
noon, Edward Hitchiugs, Esq, Barris,er, accom-
panied BY two gentlemen OF The name of jamie
sen, proceeded several miles down the ST. Law
renee in small sail boat. When returning late
in the evening, they got benumbed, the boat upset,
and Mr.. Hitchings and the younger Jameson were
drowned
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

BzARs.--The good people of the town of
Bloomsburg, Pa, were thrown into co,nmotion on
Monday last by the appearance of three bears on
the hill between the town and the Creek Fire
arms we're Immediately procured, and within half
an hour the whole three were killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

70 1t is stated in the Richmond Enquirer that
the Railroad between the Potomac River and
Fredericksburg will be completed this week. This
is the last link in that loRg Atlantic chain of Rail
road, the completion of which will be found emf
nen,ly advantageous, and will tend 70 shorten, by
several hours the travel between this city aud
Richmond Baltimore Patriot.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

F1RE.-Yesterday morning a FIRE broke out in
the premises occupied by Mr.. Robert Graham,
s,alioner Francis Xavier street, which, with the
building adjoining, knswn the Temperance Cof-
fee House, was totally destroyed. We understand
that Mr. Graham was partially insured, but to
what extent we have not ascertaned.
Montreal Times
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

FlRE.-Two barns in Pawtucket, belonging to
MI Dan Robinson, were burnt about 9 o'clock on
Saturday evening. Loss about $500; insured for
$500. The fire was undoubtedly the work of an
incendary as no light had been carried into tac
buildings during the evening. Prov Jour
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

ISsuKREcTroN.-Thc Missouri Sentinel OF the
Odd ut says:-"A a gentleman from Galloway Co.
;sforms US tha, the citizens of Fulton were com.
PEELED to stand guard during the past week, to
prevent an apprehended nsurrcctiou among the
blacks"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

FlgE.-The paper mill of Messrs. Sharpless,
Huskins and Wallace, on Redstone Creek, Fayette
county, Pennsylvaaia was destroyed by FIRE on the
2Sth ut. The whole loss, it is estimated viii not
fall short of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

TREATY WITH THE INDIANs.-The Burlington
Hawk-Eye informs us that the reported treaty
with the Sauks and Foxes turns out to be correct.
From ten to fifteen millions of acres Of land are
ceded to the u States, for little than H
million of dollars. If the treaty be confirmed, the
Indians are to be moved to White Breast, near
the forks of tho Des Moines, by the lst of May
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

SALE OF NlcHoLsoNs LANDs-On Saturday
last the great sale of John Nicholsons title the
lands Of certain citizens of Pennsylvania, came of
at Pittsburg. y great deal of feeling was mani
festcd a, the sale Many persons have had their
whole estates. to which they believed they had "a
good title, taken from them and sold. The title
to over 20, 900 of land was disposed of for
little over $500.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

FArAL.-Two young men out engaged in
hunting near this town day last week, when
one mistook the other for deer and shot him
dead. We have not learned the napaes of the par
ties. Goshen Indianaman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ Major Forsyth, who was wounded the 9th
er day in an afray at BeonvilIe Missouri, between
about 80 boys and regiment of rnilitianee, died
the next day after-haying been struck in the face
with brickbat. St. Louis Era, Oct. %.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
Montreal Times.

The ARKANSAS RoBBERY.-In addition to the
persons already named as having been arrested
for the robbery of 1000 from Mr.. Fitzgerald ;
Office at Little Rock, two others, John II. Walker
and Tapley H. Stewart, have been committed 10
Jail for farther trial, on charge of having been
concerned. Mrs. Caldwell has been released
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ The Usited States Circuit Court opened at
Boston on Monday morning, Judge Sprague pre-
siding, and adjourned to the 18th inst, owing to
the protracted illness of Judge Story.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

G7WM. L. JONES, Esq, formerly editor of ths
Augusta Chronicle & Sentinel, is among the prison
ers captured at San Antonio bv The Mexicans.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

TENNESSEE LEGIsLATuRE.-A bill for the abo-
litioa of Imprisonment for debt has passed The
House by vote of 80 to %.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ child of MIR. Whtzel was burned to dealt
at Wheeling. on the 26th ult., in consequence o
its clothes taking fire.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

% Broadway ought to be sPrinkled day-at
least from Canal-st. to Wall. So says :" A Pedes-
tran I" and we second the motion. Now that we
have Croton Water by the acre, the tradesmen in
Broadway will make money by keeping that great
tboroughfare of Fashion clear of dust and filth.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

pA munifcent Englishman has left ncarl..
half millien Of dollars to two institutions con
nected with the University Of Oxford.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
fee Of the Albany Eve. Journal

he Wing malorliy in The Clty IS FIVE Hun
DRED.
The Locs-Foco majority last fall in the city was
286. 'T'his is glory enough for one rainy day.
Westchester Co.-Returns from / towns give
Bouck 500 majority.
Orange co,-Newburg has gone Loco-Fo Foco by
l33 majority.
Duchess Co.-Poughkeepsie reported tie
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

pThe Rev George Scott, the faithful mis-
sionary in Sweden, who recently visited this coun-
try, having had his chapel at Stockholm closed by
order of the Governor, is stationed at Graves
end, near London, as the senior minister of the
Wesleyan Church in that place. Mr. Scott has
appealed from the decision of the Governor TO the
King.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
The American Laborer for October.

The American Laborer for October.
The October number OF this work now published and
ready Tor delivery TO subscribers
CONTENTS.
TIE PRESENT STATE OF THE QUESTION OF Projection
TO LABOR.
THe SILK CulruRr-Repor of Mr.. Bliss TO the Lepss-
OF oio wherein the whole subec, fully discussed
and the following questions asked and answered. Is our
Country adapted 10 The produce OF Silk, Can be don
profaby? Is there suicen market! Is necessary
give Bounty ON lis production,
INSTRUCTIONS TO SILE. RowERs By J. B. TilIlnrhad
LETTERS Oh THE sUBIEcT OF SILK CULTURE, from j. A
Farquar OF Cincinnati, irom J. w Gill; Mount Pleasant
W. Bebb, ESP, Hamilton Z. wood of Ashtabula County,
B. Wells, Esq, Seubenyile, f. Hamln Lorain County.
and J. Meyer, of Perry.
TEN YEARS or FREE TRADE.
SPEECH OF ME. EVANS OF MAINE or rBE TARIFF
Appendix from another Speech of Mr. Evans on the same
subject
Wool AND ITS MANUFACTURE.
Brief Editorials, Extracts, &c.
The American Laborer exclusively 10 the sd-
yocacy and illustration o the Protection ef Home Industry.
II is designed 10 present in compact cheap. readable
and familiar and practical manner the most di-
and convincing facts and support OF the
policy OF Protecting The Industry Of People To
bis end embodes the able Speeches. Reports Statistics
and other documents on the subject
II The whole werk TO comprise large octave voluue
OF near 400 pages, and IS published parts every month
Seven numbers already and ready for delivery
Price for the whole twelve numbers only IS cents being the
cheapest publication of the kind published in tie
United Ssaies GREELEY l. McELRATH,
Gil Tribune Buildings, l60 Nassau s.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ CHIrTESpEN Lyon, Member elect to tn
Kentucky House of Representatives from Cald
we'll County, died few days since at his resi-
dence.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

II Rev. II. o. sHKEDoN viii be happy 10 see any who
wish 10 send scholars The Berea Seminary this afternoon
from to O'Clock, at No. Ii Greene street few boys
may yet be accommodated, if under ls The price, for
SUCH of Board, Tuitioa Washing kc is SIS per year.
payable half yearly in advance. Nc lr- ()
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

u Public attention particularly called to the extraor
dnay OF from the use of that inesuable remedy
PAAa's LIFE PILLS. nj fm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

10 Judge STORY has been nominated by some
Of the Ohio Papers. In allusion to this he pub
fishes card in the Boston Advertiser stating that
when he first took his seat upon the Bench he re-
solved never to be candidate for any political Of
6ce. and that he means to adhere to that resolution.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

A Proud DEcLARAT1oN.-Th Hon. Mr.. Pres
ton Senator from South Carolina, in denying the
charge that he had said in his place that if any
Abolitionist were found in South Carolina, he
would inevitably be hung, in spite of the protee-
ton of this Or any other Government says:
.tThe unjustihabe and ferocious sentiment al
tributed to me would have been particularly mex
cusabe in Representative from South Carolina,
whese history IbeAeue IS not sullied By a single
act Of popular uiolencc.'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

% A young blacksmith named Carr in pb;Ia
delphia, recently married, committed suicide b,
taking isudanum, on account Of domestic troubles
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

AMERICAN NAviGATIoN.-The Boston Cham
Der of Commerce has recently had under consider
alton our navigation laws and treaty arrangements,
as they affect the interests of American shipping
with view of bringing the subject to the atten-
ton OF the Government OF the United States; and
praying for some arrangement by negotiation with
the British Government for extension of the
privileges of American shipping. In further pros
eculion of this object, they have called meeting
Of the merchant ship owners, ship builders aud
others immediately interested, for the purpose Of
taking the subject into consideration, and adopting
such measures as they may deem exPedient.
Boston Adv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

% The Peoria, H., Register says that two
men IN Stark County were shot dead while steal.
ing horses. No names are given.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

70 A collision tosk place between two opPo
sing trains on the Ohio Railroad near Elhcou'
Mills No great INJURY was sustained
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

% The gin-house of W. Galloway. and tn
clearinghouse of William Dalton, at Washing
ton, Ga, were burned week since.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ Charges are made in Philadelphia that
some of the Jury in the late case of McEwen and
Shec were tampered with. One of them named
Fish has testified that previous to the Trial Mr.
! Symes told him he had four houses he wished him
to plaster, at the same time detailing the facts Of
| the McEwen case. After it was over he was en-
ployed. Symcs cannot be found,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ A welthlled mailbag from Raleigh to this
city, was recently found in the street a. Baltimore
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

The GRETNA MURDER.-Une of the fellows
concerned 10 this horrid hatchery, was yesterday
ferreted out and arrested. He was fully identified
by McDermott, who is still living, as the person
who plunged the dagger into Reynolds breast
He goes by the name Of Alonzo Ynclain, and keeps
low negro cabaret in this municipality.
N. 0. Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

MERCANTILE LIBRARY--The course of Lee
lures for The winter before this institution is be
opened this evening at the Tabernacle. The Ora
ton will be delivered by CHARLES EAMEs, Esq.
and Poem will be pronounced by PARK BENJA-
MIN, Esq. The reputation of both these gentle
men, we doubt not, will be amply sustained. I'm
mediatcly after the exercises there, which com
menco at o'clock, splendid dinner will bt
given at Nible's Garden
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

EMANCIPATloE OF THE CLERKs.-We are re-
ioiced to perceive that determination is at last
manifested on the part of our Brooklyn storekeep-
ers to close their att o'clock the evenisg,
thus enabling the Clerks in their employ TO avail
themselves of the various means of recreation and
Improvement TO which all other citizens have ac-
cess The change, we doubt not, will prove as
beneficial to the Traders as to the health and CON-
fort of the Clerks FOR people will now do their
shopping by daylight (Which costs nothing) instead
of Gas light which is very expensive, to say moth
ing of fuel. Another good effect will be- that indi-
viduals who drop in merely to avoid the cold and
kill an idle hour, will be compelled to remain at
| home, to the great satisfaction of their wives.
9 We find the above paragraph in the Brook
| yn Eagle OF last evening, and heartily concur in
the spirit of its suggestions. If our City Mer-
chants and Traders generally would but agree TO
close at ! P. NJ. they would save S 200 per nigh,
in gas and fuel, and sell Just as much as they now
90. Then their Clerks would have three hours
each evening to attend Lectures, read the news,
and for improvement generally. True, we have
heard it urged that some would misuse the time
thus allowed them; but this consideration if good
for any thing, is an argument against allowing
them any time al ALL We do not kaow what is
the present hour of closing for the retail merchants
generally but we hope an early hour will be
agreed on and observed, and arc confident this
would prove beneficial to all parties.
L
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
SCRIPT.
BY THIS MORNINGS BOAT.

E We are indebted to Pomeroy & Co. Ex-
press for the following cheering extra freu the Of
fee of the Albany Eve. Journal:
The WHtc BA.yEn AGAIN WAVES TRIUMPH
ASrLy osEK 1HE CITY OF ALBANY The follow
ing ere the Canyassors najorities IN the City Of
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ The members OF two Clay Clubs in Roch-
ester, while riding in railroad car to meeting
at Carthage were ossailea with stones, clubs, &c.
None of them were seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09
SIXTH CONGRESS DISTRICT.

0taI IUlb
nJ Other accounts make the majority much
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ D1cKENs's AMERICAN NOTES FOR GENERAL
CRcuLArloS.-rhe competition in publishing this
work is unexamplod, showing the immense interest
it has excited The Messrs. HARPERs-always
among the forcmost-are already out with stere-
otype edition, at ONE SHILLING per copy, IN The
style of their select novels.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

O great Wing barbecue was givep a, VII.
mington, Del, on the 5,h instant. Many thou,
sands were present.. and stirring addresses we're
made by Hon, Nj. CLAYTON aud other eloquen,
orators
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

MurlSY.-W. c. j. Sheffield, Captain of the
American schooner Eliza and Betsy, made affida-
Wit yesterday before Recorder Bertus, that on the
18th September, while on his passage this port,
and within the Jurisdiction of the United States,
his mate, sailor named Nicholas and two pas
sengcrs. who were on board, were guilty OF mutiny.
The mate, he deposed made melton TO stab
him with knife, the sailor struck him blow and
the two passengers aided and abe,tcd by threaten
ing and intimidating. Warrants were issued for
their arrest n. O. Pic. Oct. 80
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

The following are the days designated by th
Governors of the several States for Public Thank:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

D A large bear weighing 400 pounds was re-
Gently killed in Cass county, Mich Several have
been captured ,herc during the season
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

u 1t is said that Barnum is squibbng himself in order
10 keep up the excitement in favor OF The Mermaid At all
events that is the effect produced No less than eight hun
drei persons visited this wonderful creature yesterday All
ideas OF is being fabulous vanish beoldng 1t
is beyond all question the most extraordinary ana aston
isng curios,, ever seen in NewYork and should be VISIT
ed by al! without deIay II remains but short PERIOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

10 Twopassengers ia the stage near LeXing-
ton, ny, had their trunks cut off the boot and II
fed of their contents. They were afterward fouad
in an open field Within the las, sixty days four
similar robbcries have taken place in the same
vicinity
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

~ The Milledgeville (Ga.) Journal states that
in an atfray in that city, very eStimable citizen,
Mr.. John 4. Deane, the clerk ftbe Inferior Court
was killed almost instantaDeously, having been Gu,
TO the heart with kuiis or other weapon The
name of the offender is not given
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

OUTRAGE AND RoBBEEY.-As MIR. Permenus
Johnson, of Baltic, near Henr-stT-es, in this city,
was sitting in his parlor few evenings since, be-
tween and o'clock, two rutians entered the
room by the back door, which was open, and at
the instant Mr.. Johnson caught glance at them,
he received heavy blow on the side OF his neck,
which laid him PROSTATE, and rendered him in g
measure senseless. The villains also choked him
pv seizng his throat. When he recovered, he found
that his pocket had been turned inside OUT. and
his pocket-bool taken, with $85 in money. Mr..
Johnson, we understand, had too slight glimpse
of the men to judge Of them thoroughly, ,houg he
thinks one of them had gold metallic guard chain
round his neck. Brooklyn Star
ISD1As DrrIcULT1Es.--Col. Taylor has given
notice TO the Seminoles, who have taken posses
sion of portion of the Cherokee country, that they
must remove by the 1st instant. Alligator, who Is
at the head of that band of Seminoles, has avowed
his determination TO remain where he is. Hesays
there are not United States soldiers enough in the
country to force him of, and he will not leave. 1t
IS therefore, probable that the with the Semi
uoles will be renewed on our Western frontier.
Louisville Journal.