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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09
TOTES IT UABfLLENE%lF3
POUR NEGEEY.

Les soussigDts yicnpent de recevolr III
ard assortment d'ctoffeg ct habillemeus
1r Begres, CONSTANT en- ferssyT, ltnteyr,
rtabures do cotton ct doubles Lowells, qu'ba
ANT a vendre 4 BIAS priz.
!. t. T.. T. PHILLIPS e. co.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-04-09

- n5ynmbrr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

% Tie great case OF The People Of tie CT!
of New-Yor rs The Usurpers Of their City Gov
eminent, has at length been brought toa hearing be-
fore tine Supreme Court Of this state at their CONT
Room in the City Hal. The case comes up on
an application from samuel Roome aud John
Heath. Assessor, elect from the Sixth Ward, ioi
Mandamus TO ihc Mayor, requiring hlmto swen'
them into Office according 10 law. There is col
lateral application from Joseph X. Taylor, elected
Clerk of the Board Of Aldermen, for a slniarPro-
cess in his ca-c tie Mayor having refused u swear
him in also. The application is advocated b,
George Wood, Daniel Lord, Jr. and Samuel
Foot, Esqs and opposed by Mayor Morris in per
son and Peter \. Cewdfey, Esq. Corporation Coun-
sell The case was opened and the reading OF thr
affidavit, was commenced AT : O'Clock, last csc
ming. and the several papers in the case were real
through BY half pa,; o'clock when the Court ad-
iourncd 10 10 O'Clock this morning, when the arsu-
ment will be opened by Daniel Lord, Jr for The
People.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
Yours iruiy


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win ms N'o'e' I'".' ''' '''.'' '''''" 20 -, -,
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Jscts' Inc N"".''' "o"'''', VIM 'i' ~
oil theI ser'' ana WHO ies"'u u'''" D" NV i'7"' ~
property are 80 oPP">ed 10 inc measure Ir'' ~
Vou'i'h ma. ne oNi''''u' '',''N'" me
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OF No''n N"'''''"' nv NISSAN - c''
HoeiV on 10 terms """'eN''' II "' 'o'''" az,
trade or profession ne cannot remove I'VE "'''''
from ms native village without the "fi'ten PERM,
son al MS master "'"'h j. a'"aN' "c'"l'''' " ''
dlticutN Ills earnings hs "ie' rs '"''i'"'
are all tie property col hi' master, ana the Instances
are exceeding rare IA which serbs have been al-
lowed tn purchase inclr liberty Some OF the scii'
engaged IN trade, especially IN the Baltic pro-
N'nce>, are nch iaeir idmlhc' hIehY accein-
plishcd. and yet az tie beck a tLeu masters tncN
may at any moment see then daughters torn from
'hcn, and gl'ea 10 Doors without ulcir consent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Steamship British Queen, Capt. heeHe, ar
rived a, this por; Yesterday morning. having been
detained several hour, by fos IL the outer bay
and arierwaid run on the rock, near tic foot ".
Walnut ~ in going into her berth in that vicinity.
she was 60, of with some difficulty, but hiue
dlmas,. Sne Jeff Antwerp on the 4th AID SCUM
amplon (Engand) on the 9th inst whence her
passage has been l8t days-rather long one
She encountered tempestuou- weather.
Her European intelligence j. Of little moment,
save the id.nss that the Emperor Nicholas had
resolved TO abolish all scrfiom or yas'aase thron2h
o1t hi. domin.on.-a measure which raised a
storm VI Indignation among the noble. 80 form
dable that the Emperor was obliged 20 haul la
hi. horn, and issue q new Uka,e, pro'essedly cN-
plaining but in reality retractIne the decree OF
emancipation. We trust be viii yet be enabled to
carry 1t into effect; nud Nicho.a- is nan VITO
never rci.nqli,hes purpose.
There /. nothing new in British politics. Peel
ha. carried his Income Tax through the Commit
tee in the House IF Commons by mn iorites aver
aging 100 on ever, division. IL viii soon come
gp for Small action and meantime he will push
his Tariff Revision Bill
The Bishop Of Norwich Ia, brought before Par
Lament the practice Of employing young children
Of both sexes in coll-mine,, often drawing hur-
dies Of coal through long, dark, muddy passage
IN which they are obliged 70 crawl on their hands
and knees, hlrnc.scd 10 their hurdle, Ike horse-.
They are here exposed to ever vicious influence
and their moral degradation j, horrible The lives
of thousand, are thus sacrificed.
Several Election contests deyelopc the sro'se-'
fraud. AMI corruptons. Lord Brougham has
brought in a bin TO prevent such iniqui'ic' here
after.
The difference. between Turkey and Greece are
arranged--lhe Greeks being constrained 10 aban-
don their preten'ions.
The French have achieved farther success IN
Aleicrs. and it now seems that the career of the
hostile Arab chicf J., nearly an end. His family
and tribe have submitted 20 the French.
The English papers abound in accounts OF muir
ders, and riots growing ont Of the reduction Oh
wages.
The cx-kng Of Holland Is recovering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
r New.York Weekly Tribunc.-Thi

J. New.York Weekly Tribunc.-Th's week
parer which may he obtained al our counter today onc
Of unusual interest Persons .hng to send paper con
tanning all the OF the week and very large amount
of Literary aud Miscellaneous reading, viii hnd The "esA
y Tribune the paper -ut hsm. IL may BE- La1 IN wrap
pers ready Tor mailing. Price e, cents
CONTENTS
l. CIRCASsIA-A very Interesting article from tie
MAY number OF Backwood.
II. WESTMINSTER ABBEY-A beautiful sketch
from the same number OF Black~ood
iUTHE BABESIN THE wOOoS-A thrilling and
touching accoust OF the Two Lost Children IN
Nova SCOTIA
~ EXPERIMENTS IN THERMOMETER
An extraordinary case which occurred N
Philadelphia
yTHE SLAVERY QrEsTiON-A continuation
of ih. subject. being general History OF the
whole Question OF slavery in the United state
from the pen OF Judge Wilkinson OF bunaio
VI ASSOCIATION ARTICLES.
VII Reviews AMI Literary articles Tor il'e week ,.
VII SKETCHES Of JAMES BUCHANAN, Thus
n BENTON LEVI WOODBURY. and VIII
LIAMC PRESTON, being further glances al
the Senate. - -
X WASHINGTON CORE PONDENCk-trom
tie Regular Reports and from rn'ste anu
social Corre.pondenis containing the pro-
csed,arsof 10th branches Of Congress, aud ihe
Doings at Washington, &c
Y EDITORIAL>.-TheL Law OF orsane 'ndns'' ]"
Popular Gosernme It, in which t-e Whole qu-'
non OF the rish, u and manner OF bringing
about change i fully discussed tn III
unph IN Pennsylvania. nc. &c.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS from IL
linoi. iron Philadelphia and from Boston
Nil FOREIGN NEWS 10y the Acsiis
NIL. \ connected History OF the Struggle IN khode
I.and.
XIV Sceue in the Methodist Conference.
XIV Extracts from Foreign and Domestic Papers-ilem'
OF News. H., &c, &c.
XVI AGRICULTURE.
XVII COMMERCIAL AND MONEY NATTEks.-
Review Of the Ne~.York Marker-Caiue Mar
bet. le.. &c.
XVIII Complete L., OF all the good Banks IN the uneA
states with their rates Of Discount IN Newly ON
GREELEY L McELRATH, ~ AnH-s'rert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
rrTbeoIogicaI Oi.cu-.isn.-Just

Theological Discussion between Rev. Mr. Henson iiirt
dlst and Rev Mr. Ingalls, duysrsasD, held at sHuihht
l.. l. ia January, 1872. Pace ~, cents.
Also. large variety oi UNIVERSAL. Books, P.mpiH
Sc. AZ tic nsrrsai.st Book Establishment ". $50 Fun
stfesI. betWscn N.s.an and BlnahNaY. q ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
Families. Ronrding Isouse.. iioteis and

s,.,u,,,o,ts vino may he using a large amount oi
NJ ~. crackers Pastry, IA. will find io ter a.
,,ec 10 ca at Il Bakery OF the Subscriber where WI
M onud the richest AMI best variety Of tie above af"''
IN the CIV at ,vch prce, a. tie present 10" ''" 90 .e
,,,,I,t Will warrant Fanihc, Will be supplied wilma
i.,,i,s of the house, and all Orders punctualy
Ieds,n' . nart nj H. civ BENZ f. HOWE,
".s IA " NY IN 4}l Broadway, cor. OF Howard Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
ldl iRltNliAaIlE
OBStkk Err.

u Hon. ROBERT c. WINTHROP, NJ. {. from
Boston. has resigned his seat because his wife Is
so critically i'll at Boston that he cannot leave her
to attend to his public duties. Mr.. Winthrop ia
q Young man of decided abilities. sound American
principles and high promise, and his retirement
from the National Council. at this time is pub
lie loss, while it. motive doe. him honor. 4 new
election will of course be held Immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
WEBB 4 NtNNiNB,
M lm, % 412 Pearl :, 81 Carpe Store ron Caa.ti'
D. ToC.pi,aIi.i.. n"iId.v.. md o,Ler-

Py,x sale d positively be made very fasufai. IN,
Of p lots wes side OF Myrtle Avenue and Adslrli ~
CartOn-sreeis, Brooklyn. Also, OF parate ar, p
GELS on Adslpbfstfe' between Beaisfd Road anil "
Avenue improvements Of great importance. and niaFr
great value snd beauty gong ard n thu lrue
n'ghhorhOod Of these ianisespec ally the great CIV Pa
Dfy Docs, public building, Ac Thsse leis have ir -
~ water. convenient for rcieDce ali respects u
parcels AFFORD view q tr bay aBd city 81 NenI'
Sc Ihey viii be shown tO persons desIrsIs ~ lsyaf
Tu~ perfect IIuBses Of moderate reu bull ,u ii, y
can BE- well leased al once. large portion of the pls
rnoIey may remain on mortgage. Apply son l. 90 kPi
10 GEORGE A. CLARK, I0l Lberty-st. my lau u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
THE + RIB | \ L
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 50, laia

y Advertiser yyl y.ca.c hand ia their ad'efu''''H
for MONDAY, paper. before O'Clock ulsevcnnS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

which ~ - csnfident will be found tie Ia gs. most In
ru ami cheapest assortment offered 10 The tuenn
p-opr. For saving ol labor freedom from bus aud os
mp0,,lUty OF getting out OF ORDER the. Bedsicai, a.
wIih,ut a rival. JOIN DOT GLA-, II Colts.
my-l St IN q door from R..kuSl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
II New Garnet Siorr.-

leave % inform tnelr irrgss and the public Cenrny
that ihvy have Jusl received and fresh stock Coos
consisting OF Carpetng, OiCloth,, Rugs, Mating. Dnr
gets, bake, &C., with every other article -
he trade, which they offer tO the public al he LIwe ~
prices without pretending ~ s" ID per cent cLeap peg ~
any o.. rsr. but vii guarantee 20 VII ~ low any ~
Tor cash. fhc.e wishing purcia>e % dO vel tO -
ani examine our slock, where dcy will fnl the mort o
palIrIn, and NE b.,l Of color.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
cx-king Of Holland i recovering.
Correspondence of The Tribunr
IoNDOS, Nav =. 1914,

IONOOS, May 2. l5i>
In the Metropolis, the chief topics Of interest
are the Eastern troubles and the passage Of the
Income Tax Bill to raise funds to carry on tie
war and pay debt. already incurred. The Dske
of Wellington. am told (tor movements are not
made puLlic,) has submitted plan 10 put an end
to the Afghan war at once. This X by raising
without DELAY an immense force. and. without apy
regard to the expense, seize steamers and othor
vessels for The use of the Government. and march
at once upon the enemy in such numbers that re-
si,,ance will be impossible send youan abstract
of the Income Tax Bill which bill is most odiou-
throughout the country. The Overland Mail from
India. arrived bat day or two since, brings rather
more favorable news from that quarter.
Money here is perfect drug. Millions can he
obtained At tOo per cent. on good security IBIS
abundance is owing To the wan, Of good opPortu-
mites for Investment either permanently or in the
wav of trade, there being collapse Just now in
bnsines, matters. No one darcs invest until Si
Robes, Peel perfects his tax measures. The IN
tended Provision Tax Bill will allow many OF our
provisions TO come here. such as Beef, Pork, &c.
was present in the House Of Commons last
night to hear Mr. Roebucks celebrated motion
and attack on several Members. accusing them di-
reclly of bribery. 1t was a very exciting time
Mr.. IRvING STAYED bat very short time here,
only stopping to attend the Queen, Leyee for
gentlemen. which was held on the lh and then
proceeded 10 Birmingham to visit las relatives
The people in Liverpool were getting uP a dinner
f,r him. but as he came ashore at Bristol 10y TAX
ing a steamer in the channel. hc escaped the IN.
Fiction.
There il no excitement at all about q war with
the United States. England ha. enough cl'c To
attend L. iusi now. Nothing more.
Yours truly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
r The Chcnpe.t Cash Tailor VET

III SLED Merchant Tailor No. ithahau.si lafe, clHf
Of Catherlstreet. makes Cloth 10 order n OBJ. nsss
aye ~ per cent cheaper tim the cheapest Cash Tag
tie city. ~ m,l6 T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

u stranger, DO you want BoDh mi shoes - -
20 10 ScubGel Co Great CailaTue Boot aud Sine W
ksi, u Catharne a. corner OF Munroe where yea =
the largest add best ASSORTMENT you ever saw and pr
never bstore equafi. Jasi try g. ~ MA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

r Stranger, DO YOU want 80,

VumpHIUf VII, NIIITIIs I'M INlTTfINfH BUfIFI " Y
fdyeut Han, 81 Broadway, opposite Nb.0. ~ pro
reduced nearly A. per cent @. W MCCHEDh, j.
ms In Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

90 Maj. g. w WHISTLER. having accepted
an invitation from the Emperor of Russin, has re-
signed the place OF Engineer of the Western Rail
road. The Directors accepted his resignation
asd abolished the office. (salary 100000 Since
the first of January the Board has retrenched saa-
rcs to the amount of sl3, 1000 per annum, while tse
recepts of the Road have been largely incres ing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

NJ For a Fourth Letter from Boston
containing farther accounts of the Annlver-
saries, &C. see Last Page.
No. For beautiful PoetIcal tribute to
Hon. Thomas +. Marshall, North River
Steamboats,, Religious Foundation Of Asso-
citation. Sale of Railroads, Ohio, Alabama
Temperance in Jersey City, &c. &c. see
Eira, Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
1rOrnb Cashmere Hats.

nreparl with his new style OF >ummer Mat on SdlidN
l Instant The seasonable color preserved IN coA"'
with the neatne,, which has given the black cas'n'ir sen
great iayor Not being colored, the Drab ca"ih'f y
made extremely light without impAHug ~ pi"p'' our"
baity Price -. sftN Els - pIp" ,,'.
mVI0 (l1 olf u'" n'i'N '"''"' -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

lru,tts IN relsOe Ia tlr settlement 81 ltal fsf
power at Trustees and Involving many 1T tie ah,ns
qu, .on. IN the English and American Lew ~ Ic1Bn
10y n Breckenridge, formerly Judge oi FLORIDA. q tf
day published and Tor sale by CIiAS. q. MORRISON
10 Nassau street o. myJ u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
Correspondence OF the Boston Atlas.
North-Easirrm boundary.


MAINE observation-disclosures The report
at the toinm'itec ot bath brunche, ot the Ieci.-
laturc ot Maine, recommending the selection a..
Commissioners TO treat with the General ,;oycr,.
memi in relation TO our rth-Easicrn Roundar
was accepted in the Senate by "a vote OF 30 ia
The House OF Representatives have had tie >ul
iecl under consideration since FRIDAY, and this dsy
a deciNrc rofc ha, been taxes upon several pr
posed amendments - the Report of the Commil-
tee. IF lchich iccrc rejected. The FIRST amend
ment related 10 Instructions t, the Commissioner
tho vote upon this WIS GS 10 l2l. The mex
was propo>iiisn 70 submit Tie question ot alr
pointing Comm. sioncrS to the People: the Not,
upon this stood - to l2j. Thus indicating tna
the Report Of the Committee appointing Commi,
soner' and investing thcgi with full powers WI.
pass the ordeal of the House withou, any materia
amendment
u The Brooklyn Eagle infer, that sstHed wii.
certain proof that be- ha furnished in paper which hav
not read. having los before found open t. Bc
no matter wear satisfied with having arrested the ba
ser importing that the Wings have prociaane the doc
time that Property 1.-THE tcs, ct Merit Hencetorh, ~hei
We catch ANY one REPEATING il. shall SIMPLY Sir
you ATE altering alsrhOod whch dcce,rs nobody. am
can now inarr only vour>cL'I any chooses con
Ndcr tn, personal cannot help H. ltsthe shortest A.
W can ind OF telling the truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
= Ceu,lrmcn's SUMMER lInts.-BI

ner OF Pine Nassau->ireet has now ready Tor in'
on AMI sale la. latest style OF BEAUTIFUL Drdo IN"
.c. II,. tooetl.r with IA, usual variety OF other de
scripuons, viz
White and Drab Beaver.
Panama.
Manila.
Double Rim Leghorn, white aud cosred, ~.
BIRD, corner Pine aud Nassau 81 ~ v
I'D. BIRD, los Chesnut II
Franklin Hou,e. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

l-r Ieury 4 20. - Fashion Tor summer ~, "H
= iutroduced May .6,h, AT Nos. snd hs'o' h'u''
IN myN Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

" Bishop DoAsE of New-Jer'ey contradict
expressly the statement that two Professors !
Oxford University had become Roman Catholic
We copied it from Boston paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
II Dr.b Cn.si,ncrc Iunu.-w,TsoN /

Chatham street and 100 Bowery, introduces THIS aruclr
h. customer, the ssndars price ot - 3D. H. call, t'
seu the public To this splendid srtice a, geuer al,
superior TO those vending IN Broadway nj % d0an
n Is. Also hand a large as,9rtnent OF Leghoin, N
nilla and Panama Hats. Wbolesar and retail
my2j lW ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
,-s..r,. uu,i,uticu ,Eoies,sin Hat

rbs popular article j. commended to u" p"n'" "N i.
arv desirable, the present tine Tor - ee"n'N' ="
Nv 80 r. -, Pr,a - 25 SPENCER
,, - y, ~ ' Fashionable Ilaier No. - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

FrRE.-The Exchange Hotel. at Mics. Mich,
ga. DESTROYED on the lith. Loss $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

" Hon joins BELL, nre Secretary Of War
arrived in New Orlcau, On the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28


Tgs wr>rrS~ C,r>rsV III. oct 81 NJ or ro4a'rv.
81 .. . .., , a,,. as N.t - if es-si Unprecedented
IN. .l,.y 20. ra.ol. ii.I shc1 ID. 20 's frs-..
- t b,,n-s ot never 0 - r uil ~aiFr. l-.-. ter
- rs, ',n H. .i.-t-.. O. ..ti.nl i1frv .fsrf.
- " ....ii and i'srohy prevent ru i0 uai cus.-
- = ..... ia. }, veil Inswn a. f..r abs h1tf bean
~ ,f p ffs.i. iir.Ifi ta.t tnaHff'l fu fat f.--
~. ,..I f. ...-anf if.. .f f-lf. nnf s..1
y i.i. -or,rl,.a. c.. ..4...uy o.c.r vtsrr rtr.
- i,.r ,.f The Hfrir, HIHf d, uri1. g1ahr
81. .if, D. ADV aril,it fO remove Do s d. ~ .t.ii.
", are happy io b. ahir in n.i i' i'f'ti'. si'i-
ar', tho.t gong Wet, tNat .''' 'e"' -f' 'si
f.ro,rr.s hy acyhtur. u -u-iifn' "hfn q. t'.'
sherman. Fever ans Ngu" Lole &C., "'d Se '1- s4 zoe
-o,f-.f.t a.. trtharrc IDyFu.ts 90 la 20 anN ~ i
~. d, rrmsv, bile rnm tie sy'irni Tie DO inis 'V'
At los Nasau-.trret.
ps.,,>.s S.Es,rAKtlI, GVp TOMATO BIrrsss 81 s
tie H.. me Dr. usscsl irir.' ~ >ar'ap.r' AL '
los haNc '''u =" ' 49,. ,l ,-,,,e.,.., r.. ~ i...
-..o-r doe. r.f .f~ s-.'snc~, 49, aiAi
80 r,r.f tll-.> .ll o., sOss thr bonn. n
-, ,l,sn rsd n sufficient quIu y. al va irc ~ n
r,I,reu.rton thsttheV te.sl ntp pes 49, I'D mot
dtca,ehea h VIZ p'-o'asiy IhrN ~ AZ, ''l,
able 70 NE taste .,nS' .. y, 49,. 49,, ~ ~ a., NINA, Id
s"i-.' - n r,r len, tleu hsi, as.,,ahs Ia fhr irst.
li Sold by he agcni> \ u u >sni, -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28
81 * r ITJr.n.Parsn. Italian Window shade

oL' fh '" "ooDtORD, W Cauarne-st. has nsif =
Engagements 70 receive the th day Of April tHO ~
in'.iccs Transparent window ~had-s embracing a.ys
every kind ~ Landscape,, Swiss. AMI Italian k"wA w
netr ana plan c-ntrt., French Scrubs Views luOobFr
Landscapes, Naregses Scrolls painted in brilliant and pd
niansnt OF colon. Families Instead OF spending tLef ~
~ purchasing seconI hand ariiclr auction, can b. ~
Piled " TIA transparent " .Edow shade. al tie 0.0sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

~ Mr.. Vas BrREN was TO arrive at LeXine
ton ON the evening of the both.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

NAvAL.-The United States .loop-of-war ar.
rem. Commander Williamson, sailed ilom Pcnsn-
cola. ON Thursday, l2h inst bound to Norfolk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-28

LATEST FROM FLoRIDA.-MOrs bdidH Nu-
ders.-By the schrs Empire, Capt. South~ick'
and Stephen x Frances, Capt. Coxeter, we have
received the ST. Augustine News of the 2l inst,
by which it appears that several more Indian muir
ders have been committed.
\ letter from San afee Mineral Spring. under
date OF the 18th states that the Indians klcd Tvs
men named Van Zandt, within six miles ct that
place; and on that morning (the l5tb) they at
tackled the house of Mr.. Moses Cason. within four
miles of Santafee, and killed his wife aud one
child.
Another letter from Newmansvillc state, that
the house of Mr. Ward, some 9 or ~ miles north
of that place. was attacked by Indians in the night
Result not known
The News SAYS tina, after this Outrage at Santa
lee. the indians wended their way South. heir
trail had been discovered, and Lieut.. BaAt~pro-
cecdng to examine it with mounted men, had
been tircd upon by about - warriors
Two of his men were killed and one endorsed,
who wa, instantly stabbed. Lieut.. b. and the
other three men made good their escape Al the
li.posable force. about 700 infantry. had gone IN
pursuit The News adds " They are doubtless a
1and Of runaway Greeks under the Chief Octa-
hachcc. having with him Tiger Tail, who have
committed those honid murder, in revenge for the
surrender of Iallccs Tu.enuggee.
Charleston Patriot, ODD.
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] : Lots 10 Let. Inquire AZ above. MA IT. %
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u The Thread Factory of Dow.e & Campbell,
Oxford, Mass, consumed by fire on Wednes-
dav night Insured $4,000.
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lGCAMPBYLL, the Poet, i said tobc a scepiic.
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T. GENTLEMEN car Obtain very pleasant u,'''n,'' PR
l,r, al be irooul.'~ IN bo1rJ At ~. h"'"""H' " "
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" The story of schoo-boy at Lynn, Mass.
being tied up by hi. heels and whipped 80 that ne
died during the following night, proves gross
fahrication
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p The Editor of the HAMPSHIRE (Mas..) Ga
,elte received lately present of sir rietstones
10 sharpen his wits upon. He tried them on his
lackLnife with satisfactory result, and laid them
by against the time of need.
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