New-York tribune., 1842-04-20

WE e"y iot 'iie cou''''S wien arrested A'!asree
that the purpose OF ms visit was TO see LADY 10
whom he was attached. In The face of these facts
We could not JON IN abusing hlm Tor the misfortune
OF being arrested Nor do We deem the aspect Of
the matter at all changed BY rho remarks tromthc
Montreal Courier. quoted By The luclligc as
'''PiS :" o"' "tS' i'h'as'dP.'' i'"sah CONDUCT
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RHODE lsLASD.-Thc Election b. the Free Suf-
frage party on Monday. went of very penceably.
No attempts were made TO Interfere with their
operations and they had the whole field TO them
selves. The Chronicle Of Monday evening says
that up to-l o'clock about 1000 votes had been
,akef !" providence. outbreak was aPprc-
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A corrc.pondon, ne tho Bos,on po.t mon.
lions newly invented method of swindlinr nrac.
,;ccd at Nashuu-which has sent several Of the
rascais 10 jail ono OF me operatives meets
stranger ana conver.es with nm until his COM
Pnh'o' comes up-Pretendins 10 be unknown and
oi'cr' ohs'e'c puzzle Tor salc-whlch nc
a'et' ee'''a'ns piece 81 money. Inc first lei
low TAXES tho e"ll and in sight of tho stranger
and then induces the stranger to bct $50 with the
second that there is RIO money there. When tho
her i, 10 bc d.cied the hall * sliIv cboncod-
the stranger loses his money and the two ,coun.
Jrels divide il between ,hcr
ha, been decided NOT to discharge Goo
Handy on The Wi, of bobo,. cornrs HI ;.,boro-
f,r. bc,d 70 b;s o-;r;nul ,,,;1 cons; do.,,,,,
cali. ~ e r.. -
ordering his arrest, and thus cutting of his tes'i-
"o"s as 'oo' Us It appeared 'ha' II 'hcnPa.ea GOV
for'er IN charge OF having been orihed to the
Support Oh certain measures.
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~. 80 .'',, W., lOL' ,oo
~ ~, J., ,.s, ma NV
The guns arc from "A TO ~ Founders.
NJ A part, Of 81, ces,Io,scn ., Taunton Mae.
Will. ,.L;ur al oonc,,,d. 81 -.
az ,bcn, hid ro,;,,o ~. .,r,l TO-, I'D ~. ~
in caping in upset the boat; and Mr. George Field
of Boston and James Rabbit of Taunton were
ufo"heo' -
%, On the Eth instant Ere at Roxbury.
MRS. usS'F'seu inc DARN INJURED the BRICK dwell
"' l"N S'o.e u : ana ~ oSaVer' Six orzelsht
W, "ooo" ou,'u"ss Oe'o'slns 10 1o'sc DliIihg' and
" ey'!'aa iarss hoor-cloth factory.
" OR readers will find an interesting account
Oh posT AoHAsSED from Rlackwood on our
last Puse'=lhe iorli'm vi that article Is not At
all to our taste, but We decided not to mango it.
G7 The Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. Chroni-
Gle avow. il. determination TO support Jous C.
Cuuors for p-,s;d.n, md s,s.s W..
VICE PRESIDENT in 1914 let others do az they may
~ y,rnon, my, - o,,;.;,,a -n-
10 her non,,l,,;on ~. ,r,.,,... .nr,,-o.,1..:.s
State IN the Union In lS40 she produced over
9,ll9, 265 pounds-or Ia TO cnch inhaLlant.
r9 rho.,oo. = - r-,----.,-
tosh, ia at Norfolk waiting 10 take on, Mr. BLACK
WOOD Chargt 10 Bogo,a, as soon d, an appro-
priation shall be made.
% The dwelling house Of Dr.. G.. Waterman.
in Crans,on. r. l.. Nm. burned downon Tbr-.d,,.
night It's supposed 10 nave fcsa set on tire.
Loss 2-uuo' Insurance lUou.
10,
~ 'o'''' i'os" a'o ~ o'''ct oiicroSee ch'els,
together with NosSs son and daughter, passed
,hrouri, T or.,,;ll. rcccr.ly n, tI.r,,,, 70 VII
- ~ 80
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the American colonization Society, and Will sail