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Their condition j. 80 much better than that OF
those ira EGrope that the proposal -u'H'' mem -
-,ne,hin- reru..,e. ,tiil u must be borne 10 MINI
I ,b..t.c-c are boat handful ~ comparison Win
Itl.vboL bgds. Inc Jews OF Asa, OF LuroPe
..J of Afrie,. al cherish the same hope and ii'.
/ b., fl,. .,,ro confident oNpeciaii"n. Ihi' h"I-'
,,il ,eyi,.. AID gain power as Tie Scriptures are
.,,l;.j H., ,b. Jews, The Talmud il nov the
In. e authority among them. bu, one OF The
ms,t che, rin- ,iens OF the times l., that tins IN
t;, Mace. ta. already been lai! aside, its author
IT,, ,!i.ru,cl anl the Christian Bible adopted IN
H. stead. Tie Jew. moreover ars every where
.oioyrncr, rather than -cnizens: the, form no at
,o',oc,.. 10 the soil. NJ political alliances where
,l,.. r..i5r. TD,y stand l.- their nnce',ors pre-
..:,. f, tn. i.a,t-viih their loin- eirdcd. their
,,,.,, their feet AID their staff inihclr hands
Wlai doe. tli, Indicate so Gar "a 1t las any 'iini-
d.atioa. bat that they a'c destined to return to
the land # their fathers
Tin, whole cos.r.e If events IN moicrn times Ia
relation 70 tie Jew j. prolific OF hope. Ev-ry
,ier.. more respectful feeling j, engcndcred to-
w.rd them: they are no longer wholly rejected
and le-ri-oi T. % ~ are tl'Ntitd 10 u-ll iiI
;.ni stations: while til financial destiny o Lu'
rope +, controlled hy Jewish banking house II J.
not ca-, to bold his race in contempt. great
national con;e-, j. more quickly settled 10y Tire GOA
ol Ro,h.clid thaa by diplomacy; and though the
the claims Of Tura,y and Eg,p to tie lana oi
Palestine are settled for The prc.eut, YET ihey are
not decided Each = held in the leash 10y a SUI
prrior power: Russia and England now Hold the
contest in abcyancc, and may not the question be
working il way into ihc cabinets OF European
kine,-whcther the surrender of ihi' country to
it, inhcri,or, j. not required matter of right
The anomalous position OF syria. in reference to
the Return Of the Jews, i, certainly striking and
iu.l Of interest.
Prof Bush concluded hi lecture by saying that
the Return Of the Jew. would probably commence
in d spirit OF commercial enterprise already We
sec the lard eNtolcd by Jewish writer. the dc,-
tincI centre OF trade and commerce for the whole
world The movement tAthcr thus once begun
The great body Of the Jewish people viii share II,
an. TIA predictions Scripture thus be ultimately
fulfilled.
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INrrkFsIING DECIsIoN.-Our readers doubt
less rccollcct the case which was recently argued
in hi. city with 50 much ability before arbi,Iatos
and which is doubly interesting To critics and 1T
.rarv men from its bearing the question, no"
far reviewer may be justified in severe structures
upon any work-,hc case of COOPER ". STONE
The work under review was CoopeI~ Naval Ills
tory. and the obnoxious criticism published il
tie Commercial Advertiser 1t vas written with
ability and great seyerity-impugning MIR. Coop
cr's historical vcraciy and assahng his motives
in decided and pointed terms. libel sun
was forthwith instituted by the aggrrvod hi,to-
rian bu, the pnr,ie. finally agreed t" leave the
whole matter 10 tie decision oi SAMukLA fOoiE-
SaNuKL STEVENS and DANIEL loRp. Jr., with
the understanding that tie aWars If i'll favor OF
MIR Cooper, should he of 500 The question
Was argued by J. y. CoorrR in hi, own behalf
and los ". W. CANrBELL and NJ. :. BrpWiLr
Esq> on bel ali of Col. Stone; and Yesterday the
decision aud award wcie gwen. The mbitrator,,
having hcad the respective proof, and allegations
OF the parties, decide,
|. That, according to the evidence and rule. o.
law applicable TO the care, MI. Cooper. the plain
tn, is entitled to verdict, and they award dam
ayes in $3.50 a. agreed on by the parties.
II. That the puiu;il in writing hi. narrative Of
the Battle OF Lake Ers-the portion of his his
tory specially attackod-did faithfully discAai -
has duties l. = historian.
Ill That the said narrative is true in ali its e..
sen,al particulars.
" That ii was written in .riri, OF impair.
TALLY and justice.
V. Tha, Col Stone, the defendant, or the write,
%, the review whoever he may be, in writing ,h'
review of Mr.. Coopsr's Naval History, did no
faithfully fulfil the obligations OF reviewer am
they base this decision upon the following facts;
/ Tha, the review contains reflections on ih'
personal character of the author and impuia
tioss upon his motives;
.. That tic reviewer incorrectly charges th'
author with having given To Commodore Eli
oft equal credit with Commodore Perry in tin
conduct IT the battle;
3. and ). That he is guilt, OF certain specific,
Interpretations
6. That the renew l. untrue in several of IT,
essential particulars. They decide. also.
VI That the review was no, written in a spiri
Of impartiality aud justice.
This Is the award of a maioriSy ct the arbitra
tors. An elaborate and able opinion of : A
foorE, Esq. accompanies it. discerning from TN
award in the second and third roiar. aud partial,
in the sixth. Both these documents are. by mu
tual agreement. 10 be published in New.lork, Al
hany and Washington. The distinguished gentle
men Who have served as arbtrators have sctcc
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The Vote on ihe Tariff.

The G,ilowiasi. the vote on the bal for coniinu
inc in force tie existing Tariff until the 1t OF A."
put-wilh a provision against ito interfering VII"
the opcraliDn Of the Distribution Act-t'"'" -
,Lc IIouso on "Wednesday. 1t indicates Lcyond
Joul,, u di.pn.ition to pass Tariff Bill adequate
IN lie necessities OF the country
ave- ,..rs AIans Allen. l. W. AGdrr~'. ;. An
draws spplrtpp, ABoll, Acreg bdEef' o1ind'" DIV =,
we Bo,rdmln BOt,, Briggs, Brock".y, Bronson VI
.n.o J. Broan. Burnrll, Calhoun. !. '. taWlhtl, "a
,ry. Csruthets. Chld' Chrt-nde', john I. IAN
olTk' rsaSc CooPcr Co.y" o.a"'. f"orr
l. Foster Gdd,ngs. GeIiry, Goesln, J.. t. """,., 't'
,,,.i n Inerrsol W " IKwIS j. Twin. lanes. ". &
Johnson } Jo.e r kenntay l,ne, liI"" We h,n'
nan m-'on M1Io' M.,'5n, mSAH ,.r' n,
lry pafmenf-f. Pelfcc fendlton Pope Powell Ramsey
kaoIa' ~ nI ma,.. nI .,'no.aI ps1i sn6ton
Slade, Truman Smith. >prgg, Sianly Slekty' Sudlpl'
summers A. H. II stuat. J: T. stuart, Ialaleno, Is.
Thompson Il ". Thompson, Tllingiiast ToIanI, 1Omlin
on. T'iprti, Trumbu, Underwood Vas Rensselaer,, Wal
lace. Washington, f. d White ). l.. Whit, I. \" Wi
liam. J. L. Williams iorke, j. i@ung, A. Young.
Wings in Roman, (ll3); Loco-Focos in HI}'c.
D; Tyler men in SMALL CAPITALS, (2)-Iorl
l16.
Nws-Atlcr,op, Besson, Bidack, Black Bowne Boy
-. gner, G.. W. Caldwell, r. &. Caldwell, J. Campbell
~ b. Campbell, Chapman. Clifford Clnion, Coles, Cot
quiii A Cooper, Cross, Daniel. x ID. Dawes, Dawson
RS J. G. Flcys, L. 4. Floyd. Torrance, I. r. Foste",
Gamble GIMeR. ". o. Goode, Gordoo Cuisine, 1wy""
HaJeraaom Ilarri,. j. Ha>lisgs Hays, Holmes Hopkn'
Houck Hou.ir, Hubbard, Hunsr G. j. ing,rso; Jack
g John.on J. ", Jones, kelm, A. k.no.dy, k,"s L,ws'
LiueG;ld Lowell, A. Mcclellan, H. Mcclellan, Mckay.
Mckeon. A. Msrshal. j. L. Mason, Mstth."s, MeseI.
Mger. Neshsr 1, Oav-r Partridge PLy.e Pckrns. PA
m.r, PRcFfIT Read. Reddng Rncser Reynolds, Iileit-
Rigs R9sefs Roosevelt, Sauner, Shaw, Shields SNYDER.
Sieenrod Summer sweeney, J. Thompson Turney. Var,
Buren,, Ua,Tta, Wstt,rson, Weller, WesbroOk, WISE.
Wood.
Ioc, E,cos IN Pon,p (O1A Whigs in UoLrs
(8); Tyermcn in SMALL CARS, (3)-Iotll 1903.
Majority for Iar,i and Dis,ributon 13
1t will he seen that Mr.. Parmentcr of Mass j.
the only Lo,oI oco who voted for The Tariff and
the Distribution. and Messr. VIM. Butler, W
b. Campbell 1. F. Foster Gamble, llabcrsham.
Rcnchcr, King and Warren the only Wings VIII"
voted against them. OF the TYLER men Mr,srs
Gushing and W W. Irwin voted for and Gilmer
Profit and Wise against the bill.
A. n
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n r>,lu La ny i've Natlnt 0t' ID ID FHI ." I0'
Wr,i. in Bfooalyn. or the o. 10 stound r N1nei N
stree. which ilev vii oil-r cheap, NAV tnh fn'h'''f
L i.p., b, ROY 90 New -Nors Post t,c'. n ,k'-.i
o, II,ufy not Above isrront. ~oli be- -cir'i - q
b,ryau - SEQ wouIi be- pad down, t'- Advertiser ""f
n iul,i the present season. 90 I'i' -
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with great irparaliy AID ma.uanimity. Tho
ha,. given Ia the subject their most severe and
palen, consideration, an6 have declined rn'ains
aay charge iortheir service.
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I'm. popular article commended To the pubic a. p', d
LARRY desirable, ihe present TIME tor i',rc"h'Y r"'
elegance ani durability. complies saeer>'uN wv tA'
,,,,, cost, u,t, woru Price - - SPENCER,
.lstf Fashionable Halter No. .b BioalwtN.
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Ornb Cnssisscrr HAS,

nrear,a " M hi new >ylc ot SPINNER Mo "n >hf''N
,t instant The >a>onable colo preserves n e"nrN"n
NIL, the rtatnr>, wh, La given tie black fi''m'' ','
or..t iay,r Not being col,rd. lhe Duf ''"wr''
li,v Prr, II SPENCER. - B.siNtNlv,
n. ~ a. fp On. door bt low Muffay.st.
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= Cnutiom.-The puIllc }, caut

y VUutIOU.- TIt JIuIUN \ IHII-lIf|I H'lIFI T7I'
cha.ls ohsT than the genuine Corn >ase. h1s \
Cooper VI. ID. each box The comnYu ~ ia. h'-n
repraiey imposed upon by p abp know n.fhng o
the nature ol medicine d. to5psr, Corn titr
liable BE- looked upon hunh1s unt b., i1'r. sla,i
have hssn tts's wi,h 4, iat tbls ~alsf rli-
pounded by = Li.idr saI-, AMI we Known piy.s. ln.
and ~ ftaitv neSer-iIrg cure lor COINS sold tt
Rev J. Cov,n', Medical Dire. - Nas.in,is'f. ruf'r
Clinton IN. Ato al ne principal ,ior sioi', 90 NrS.
York. a. I'lu -nt
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NAVIGATION or Tns HvDsoN.-Ihe steamboat
Rochester. on Tuesday morning, ran aground about
tsenty-eight miles below Albany, and tn" Wash
ington wa. sent down ior her passengers, and re-
turned about 10 o'clock. The Common Csunsil oi
Albany have appointed committee, to act with a
like committee OF the Troy Council, To remove The
distinctions in the navigation of the River. II
operate.
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PAnIIlIIAR hnTICE-T.n.e ne,,n,.

Ir PARTICULAR hOTiCE.-TrO,e pe,soss hayn,
r.,ure Of Any description 20 eisp0se Of OF @lO afe 7rb
~ W housekeeping, vii nd a ready sal~ any pftf
all Of their gCOl,, by >enlng urT d.ire,-, cans
Ip0E tie subscriber. Gsaa.s a0y sBO IB1 Unbiased
COTTON ca. ~ .;h.issms.
Al Private Sale-2 Grtra,s Piano Porte. tia, VI De- IA
very low. fN ~
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An rNcur. on 10 >lraio >pong. many know
20 their cot. aenst ~ th- lO. nf nu.h nr ana mo
NY TIL. not thu Will visit u tal beautiful and
romantic .ppt The sb> CAlr 10 Oxen All r. NM
raj .pring gu'ls. clear crystal from tie ruck il ~
fas.aisble hon Il +, .t,,i Cos, and ri. atll.
ADD ieria,s beneficial % p~r.pEs II git per.
b. suggested & hos who 90 tie iabt 81 u.iG.
many nan,e', ipafngr. aaj c7ud unle. ey fully .Ov
he nature 81 ihrIr H. gls,. at s iupd AHsr cool All
~-.h from hs sprng, all IA ~srn walter i,y Wy ct
.aHiy p.n'r a. safe ant =. pl'a.ani remedy d H. .
iiolh 10 81 ~ ,"f''r. ih- ct1El~ 81 aGi VA \
through the groun, the place reefe W lovely hy the
beany ct ~ scr"ry ar sii'nuii ye~,, vii not Lkey
cause the stCurs.Dn 81 be- r. certified
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jels q

~ Dor readers viii have observed by our Conespohd'
ence that the responsible Editor Of The Tribune hs been
absent on tour observation aud relaxation for the ia>i
two weeks be will be er two weeks TO come. Core
gondets whO,r avofs deferred or who may have al
dressed him letters directly Intended iOr columns
will understand that their avors have ether been orwad-
81. or are reserved ior cons Iteration hi. return
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frrv tIi- m-rnIn- W. c0I.,,-I BOO |1r-0n.. W0,I
nf hom We're ont ui ,,ap,,,in.af w a.,ia ALL
V,c al thar a.. 20 Id ini, ti, ,uut.iiN. on the
We; idle rf the ll.J..r. G.,u BID To- lOl mile.
from ib, river There +. abundance, 81 inc i4ri
10 la had Cheap. aad D., fever and ,.ue az ipter-
m;rtcnt. American.
......,.
Co'N ltbs tl''.-N. i''' "'',."- =,
'efiet %" on H. ii'iiI"id. ~
".',' - 80 -, T.. T,,m.
t'.I -, ,l, r,..,,,,rt
.'J ,i'.'..,, n, ,.t.,,lo.. I'm, .,.u.nr.
......,,. ,b,r it.ry are
l,t.....I.. .'...,,,,.c .i.,,..rr
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Drawing and Engraving in Wood

Inc um~fsgmb' lar 81 "","n i"'h" fni"F'd h' iHn
ciy prpar'd 90 aicnd ~ -Dy command ~ Ray ~ 20
yorr.l wnii 10 either o. tbese departments 81 AT
~ DtNE3ECX
i,J In ~ No. - John siferi, .. stJfy
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+ Theological Discussion. > III

1leOOg gal ID bet efu krN' sir itIsDH fHifF
dsti AMI Rev Nj Ia li, Npserai.D bel ~ Iahioli
l.. T. Ia January, 1872 Pfre - c,nt,.
Al-p, large variety o.. t'nsr,aii, BOOB Panpi-i,
80. Tie niyrr,l. BOOK Establishment, NJ. ~ Flo-
.t.esi. bctMern Nam and brl.hsa ~ ax1u
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l.cLoru and Panama Hats.

iovs r-tsed very low, II the "toe'aie ",'i'' ''
Persisted corner o. Cellar Mo- tm.f'.''' '''''''
AMI >un sha..> and al the latest fashions oi "'n '
Car, ant -ca >upck,, Ilns's, ".o''> ~ 90 I''- "
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" or harhnr rrc.cni. an uno.uaI ard w

" COR harbor presents an nnV,u"' ''' '
,,,,.,,,,, amy If .hip. Of var Tie nob'r Doe
,,,l,,lc .,,, \,r,h Carolina hc. ~ lii' '.i''
t;,,l.,. ,,r.il, oi. h,r D.. the Er.i.h ri,,' Va
...r.. lowe, down the has he [. :. io,ai' 60.
f.,l,,.. e,h, entrance Il IN, Last Rive. IRE
= n.y. N,.hins,or: asd higher uP 'h' North
R.,rr. thc y br. S.ncr.. manned '''Il ~
,n,,..p,i.e. Two 6a.r ,hir, Of their ca.> than
,,,. Month Carolina and tie Nar.pi,c ara rh. ""
.,,oun.e. 10 be- seen. The Knti.h >'s-'i : 900
mann,l AID equipped. (ihr North Ca'''i'" j.
chiefly only receiving .hip.) ami i -'i'e' 'h'l a
very formidable aud wsriike ship. American.
IT. The dNelli-g Of John Bllk,lrl at Ogsc,".
O..,r. county. was Il, ,,roy,i b, ire 90 lhur,d1N
l.. - 5.O--iu.u,irrr 81 500
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Mtssss tuiroRs-Ailnw NJ - recommend. through
your valuable oui nal - g~nfeen of s.i~ ring rnu
OFT Nr. Fis,rrk >caHaer. No - "i'e strI Z. near
sroa'iwsy ts'e Cd, Isfi boot make, fiin- cpnir
hat az tio-~ wlo ne Nant of lani .s nsat and
.y buDt. eanno but b" accommodated .r p.sas-, bile
b-lIrse b workmanship o. be- uasurplsed BY ou.to
mrr. D. u lw n.
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1.n,.x Wrs-Rcccn, alyice. have been IT,

t.r,,x W.ps-Reccnt aLviccs have been ~
,.;,cd b, the Wsr Department at washington
furnishing ground fpr serious apPrehen''on tat "a
Lac o,,b,e,L VII occur uear Council Eiun-
,h., the, Sioux Will he engaged IN cor-'t
h ,b,r NORTON Of the on WI. Chippewa and
r,,,,v.t.niic. living IN thlt vicinity. Rumor- L.
Iii. same ciiccf some Kim, since Induced tic Sec
,.,,rv n( War to order a company vi dragons 10
Counci Blug> to protect the Indians ia that W.
..inity. and to prevent the apprehendcd outbreak.
Tic communications now received give the matter
NOR, determined aspect than il heretofore wore.
The O;iawa.. Chippew;s and Poitawotamies have
written letter, under date of the 7lh of May, to
tho Delaware. inviting them To- unite IN resisting
the Sioux. The latter the letter represents To be
assembled, preparatory TO a hostile ifruptioa into
the count, of the united Land. aud that thcy have
sc,t runners among the pux villages on tie -.
Peters Tor rcinlurc.ment>. 20 a. To be- IN strength
sufficient to insure success. Tie OuaWa-. CHIP
ueNas AMI Pottawotemie> inform thr Dr.awures
that thcv have 10 men On the border, ct their
land on the lookout fer IT,, Sioux and call Tor
>lstttt III t'i' Nl-olh't> ~ i'tN' my ihA'"" ~
make Thi- letter va. handed rs Delaware 10
the commanding officer al Fort L,AycnworIh, and
,ent ly him To the Indian Agent who im, charsc
OF the Delawarc.. through whom it reached the
Indian dice. Strong hope. arc entertained tllnt
meeting OF the hostile parties Mil b. prevented.
But the Sioux are Turbulent, restless ard delight
in war The Mad..ouian SAYS tia, in tbs instance
measures have been tascn which, it j. hoped, will
effect the desired object.
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DAY PEEf3RAANct, Al ThE NJsLIN.--The most ,pIrH-
M and rtraoriInary performance. lak~ place Al hr ine
.cal Museum tbs Afternoon At three ocil,k.
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o. For Communications on the Fire
Department and the Bankrupt Law-ihe
Administration and the Country, and an ar
ticIe on Association, see Fm.t Page.
o. For Sketch of Samson the iieads-
man, &c, see First Page.
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J. THoNP.O>'s Ba>E NoTE ~ POI rEa !. published from
- Walls, and the s.i as il Is certainly il-
mot sa-s ard ird-Ienre n; aay OF l. esmerou L..
n1N ;ub she'd.
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From the y. Herald NAV 2ih. 1857.
10 THOSE WHO SHAW TIiEyski yEs.-sauDfer,, oi lbj
Broahsay. Dak- strip better than any body es'
10 the World plr IA i tpucuUf tn rpade, u On FOR
t,e face nt king, d-nocra' Every WHO doe.
~ o"r b1rbernr, ought 10 provide AI... with sroV
.0fthNlilI % l.
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Another New Novel. -oonhle Br,il.r iom.
- 49,. EAIuL n lnNNEII A NOM Nlf

OF IRIIh\D--bv ! Banim, t,l. the Celebrated duih"i
ct Tai, at the Haze Family The Ghost Hunter
&C. &c viii be published IN Double Broth'r i"nai h
tgr.N IrN vttk.
n amusing and shiy 'niertaus w"lh w. announce
Ton pibea nn 10 I1nds ut Junt Broi!er JONAH an " H
i.ur Il A. above stated having pGoha,ed advanced pio
sheet, front. ioAdnn puh' ler>
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0u;n pane OG, >p' IL ana inpfpFtd BpfDrr Co. IL
faY"tt nan, 81 BfDaiNly, opposite \iL', prcs ~
dr"ed nearly 81 per cent q. ". MCCRED,, IT,
= - im %
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P The Great Gem IN issiom ,

Church constituted AID charged 10 coLyry the q sp~i
world by the Res. J,ho Harris. ID. D. PresairEi oi "
luut Cod. g- author of 'M,mmps. Great Jeaci'I -
VIA an E,,ay by wn. X. " Hans D. D.. Pa.;orw W.
rect urrh <~W-ipsk-Jhs Dsy Puilf,i. AMI if -
by DAYTON NEWMAN, Ger. FulIon an.i Nas,is.',
N,-i int rcceisei- GroslA 10 Grace from iLr "'@
ut Edw sni. anal Jane. N
Tl.e Ooldsl Crnssr from the wuubgs U. H1r. MI
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rsr of Pne ami N,,,au.>,rre,.. h', DOW u"N of 49,
,o anil >lle OBJ, attest ,i,eu. beautiful nb'i I'%i' 49,
,m-re Bl... together with hs 1,u~l 'af'N OF "u't ''
scrpHar>, tTt
White anl Drab Beaver.
Panama.
01riliA.
Doub. Il ai Ieslru. white ami cob. r''i. ~.
BRO corner P,i' aud sau 1t :.
}. u. BIRD. l'S Ci'.nui Il
fraahhn li1u re. fhia '''?lt'-
Y1y y7r',. lS., mNc7 imrnFASs ~
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nice Of Democratic

T. Advertise, viii pese hand IN tier Advertisements
for MuuI.... uan-r. bollre 1.cloch dis eycnIns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18

U \ negro named Peter was ,hot in Mobile
on the Jth by Lieut., Smoo', OF the Revenue ser
vice. He had a few days before .toPp,d Lieut.
Smcot in the street and attempted TO rob him. but
did mo-, succeed \ day or two ltieri va, ascer-
tanned that the negro at the head Of desperate
gang of villains. and pursuit was Immediately
made. lie was arrested and brou-l back 10 Lieut..
Smcot, hc.,c. wherr he was bound. lie broke
tie cord. and ran OIL Lieut.. ). ordered him 10
.top-bnr receiving an n'oen' reply be shot him
through the neck with mushct. lie died IN
SANITY Lieut.. Smoo, gave himself up to the au-
thoIlfr-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18

Wr>rsRS RutRoAD.--Nett receipts for ,i>
day. e.ding saturday. ll'h Ja4c, 81: Passengers
5000 20; Freight Nal. naI Ilarndcn x Co..
siO9i 33. Total. $1,000 So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18

u GOV. Porter OF Penn, has RENTED the tine
imposed by the Delaware Cou.ty Court on Ms'-r'.
Wild. Mcdonnell, and Roe for conspiracy, in
the nature of Trade. Union 10 regulate or con-
troi the wages Of labor. He did in consequence
OF petition from the citizen, Of the county.
" 4 State Convention u Botanic Physicians
convened al Albany on the 18Th. Above eighty
delegates were in at,.ndance. They resolved to
Petition the Legislature Ion rcci from existing L.
gal restraints.
" Tie pcriious undertaking OF removing the
ball and vanc from the -toeVl" ot the Lutheran
Church, in Lancaster, Pa, some 20 feet high.
va. performed IN Thur day last by Mr.. JOSIE
Of Philadelphia.
u Tie citizen. OF Bmshamptou, Broo.ae CO.
ate making extensive Preparations tor celebrating
the Fourth Of July on tine Temperance principle.
" An eagle vas captured at Windsor, Ct. on
tie Jl,t OF May. by ;. -. NolIcstor, a lad which
measured across tire wings ,N feet tea inche..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18

AM,p MA>rIfF ANoNG LAptE'.-lett'rday'
as the steam irry-boa, was about 10 leave '"'
wharf At jersey City To perform her Soyaee htlicr
a large mns,ft doc, completely mad' sita"s ."
board and without noticing other passengers IN
stanrly rushed into the ladies cabin To give the
fair passenger. taste of hi' terrible temper As
lie span. at them in order to give them bii'' the
whole female .rouputiorcd simultaneous Scream
and .cumper, and scattered Ike flock "i afhsm-
ed sheep: when i gentleman OF this CITY with a
heavy stick gave hi. maddosship such terrible
pelng on tie pate rs to lay hiIs pro'irats IN MS
foam and blood. lie Wa. then tiltci overheard,
and tie nerves OF the terrified ladies in short
time were claimed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18

landed ye>terda, fror. Two poui. Tie aui,al-
this week Mil ptol aby exceed 1000. Cur cry
j, flll of ablrcr. aud worAmeu. Ca the Bat
terry. tn morning, We cuUu;cd 800 parsons. most
of whom Mere ont Of employment. w again AL
,i,c al lla- "a 20 10 iais ,ic ,os.,i,. on the
vc,; .ide ct the ll.d.on. irom 30 To 100 m'".
from lh' river. There J. abundance 81 anc i4rd
to be- had cheap. aad B., fever and '-ue or 'Tler-
miitcBt>. american.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-18

II Stranger, Do you want boot and sho.e ~ ~,
go 90 ScriDs-r 4 ca Grsai CaihaIns Boot AMI >a~ w
kr;, - Calhsra.L corner O M0nroe. who're yes can
ts large AMI best ass,a,et you ever Ssw, aud AZ pne
a~,er before scusl-d Just nv u. ~ NV"
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DnNlOm 4 NeMiiinn u

j. Day tOu n Newman r. rrriuly Announce ~
Their irrnc, aud cUsomsr., that they Vii he iOutd 81" ~
fGiion.strcei. door IL" coFn,r 81 Na,.aD ~"
DAYS. when Their Bookstore Will he remOS n t>1fD now
hung up No. 1872 BIoadway adjoining the Fansin iiol'r
= H. f. "a