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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21
SIXTH wARD-TAXES.

es.rs Editors, Al the meeting OF The Boardot Supervt
eors last week the Comptroller appeared and stated that
owing the late hou. which the Collector OF the Sixth
Ward was appointed he could call twice The lax
payers, consequently the per cent due could not
be collected on which information Alderman Purify moved
that the per should be added the Sixth
Ward which motion carried. Now contend that there
such law making the duty OF ,he Collector Of any
Ward call twice Tor bill OF taxes The following an
extract OF the law on the sub ect:
Every Collector, upon receiving the Tax Lis; and ar
rant shall proceed 10 collect the ta1es therein Denened
tina, purpose shall call leas, the person
taxed the place OF his usual residence II the io~
ward for which such Collector has been choser and shall
demand payment OF The taxes charged 10 hin on his prop
rrty.'
Now can good reason why The Sikh Ward should
be released any than any other Ward The law says
all taxes remaining unpaid the 10th OF February one per
cent shall be added Now, then contend that II the Cor
poratoa have power not 10 charge per cent on The
Sixth Ward ha, the power charge on the re-
naming sixteen uard-and / would recommend the re-
naming sixteen wards TO apply have the per cent
deducted from their taxes THIRD WARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21
The New Fiscal Bill.

We cannot now make room for the long and able
Report Of Mr.. CUSHING to the House. from the
Select Committees on the Fiscal Project, and VIC
doubt whether its great length and the ,ri;encss
OF the subject would not preclude its general pc
rusal if we could publish it. We mean to consider
It very deliberately before giving decisive opin-
ION OF us merits; but we meantime cntieat all
friendly to restoration OF National Prosperity and
staolDty whether IN or out of Congress. to give it
an impartial and charitable examination. We do
not assume to decide for any one what he should
do; we only point to what all sins !e-minded Wings
must wish to sec done. Wcwill not We, rcGnouish
the hope that some definite, etticicn, Plan of FL
nance will be wrought out by Congress md an.
proved by the President before the adjournment
For the present VIC will only append the following
synopsis of the provisions of the new bill
The bill establishes AT The city of Washington Board OF
E1ehequer consist of the Secretary o, the Treasury and
the Treasurer of the United States for the time being with
Commissioner, salary OF 5000 per annnG-.ad
Commissioner TO be appointed for four years and nc 10 De
removed from office. rYcep, for physical inability incou-
potency, neglect OF duty and, III OF removal the
establish asenci or offices no, exceeding ten viz a, Boz
TOM New.i DIRK Philadelphia Charleston, New Orleans and
sHe Other places III the United States be determined
oy Se boar the occS TO consist % principal clerk and
register for the Board ut salaries dollars each ami
,o esch agency one superintendent al salary Il dol!
iaTs per annuii and register. salary OF dollars
per anuG WIZ. clerk Tor each agency, ii the business
requires -Sad superintendent and registers TO be ap.
pointed Tor four years by the President; bv and with Tie
advice and consent OF the Senate ouy suec, to removal
IN ks manner with The commissioner above mentioned
he Board and agencies to receive and sakeep the pub
Lie moneys and 10 transfer and transmit le same under the
direction OF the Secretary ot the Treasury sai BOARD and
its agencies pay all warrants drafts &c OF the Treasurer
OF the United States and perform the duties OF commission
.rs OF loans To receive from individuals deposi,es OF ro
and vc. and bullion 20 be held for ,ae keeping and
issue certificates therefor the never 10 exceed
cs millions OF dollars, uness Otherwise provided by law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

TO issue certificates the public ered0Ts stses
amounts due them The several minis OF the
70 receive deposes and issue Certificates III =, sarb
such certificates be receivable and on
and every agency and premium Is 70 % 80 - one
them. and they s,z issued in sums OF from nv J
hundred dsla-x The Board and agencies 70 o- au ~.
IN draw hill. ar DRAFT. on the several agencc ana 10 ecu
Tho .arne - rreun exceeding the iar Govt Oh remit
TING srce to the place Of payments provided that no OH
., III, halJ BE- sold except cash or such funds as arr
received in pavrnen: OF the public duas g Treasury notes
re1icates OF Board and agencies, and th notes OF s
wing banks To purchase domestic and foreign bus
NJ exchange the direction OF the Secretary OF th
Treasury. when for The purposes OF The Govern
rrn All payments made by the Board agencies 20
be gold or silver with the OF the public
creditor, in Treasury notes. certificate. OF deposif
herein provided and in other medium payment wha;
All due, the United States, any officer de-
psHment thereof; may be paid in gold and silver cei-
Gates OF depoie issued under this act in Treasury notes
the ootcs Of banks which shall be Immediately payable.
on demand in gold and silver the places where received
The bill contains suitable checks and guards 10 prevent The
en!h-zzesnent and improper OF the public money, and
TO secure the fidelity o.; the officers OF the Board
Report aiirsns that Messrs. Roosevelt and Nc
Kay, the Loco-Foco Members OF the Committee.
concurred or at least acquesced with the Tyler
Members in presenting this bill. We shall soon
know
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
from yynshington-Mr. Tall
n1adZe's Fiscal Plan-Nr. Clny's Kesis-
Editorial Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Saturday evening Feb l9, lsl-
Senator TALLMADGE Wiz bring ina bill on Aloa-
day for Fiscal AGENCY, embracing al the e.
sen,inl features Of the reported to the House
by Mr. CUSHING. bat less complicated in its de-
tails and generally practical iutS operations
and results The collection o: private drafts OF
bills o; exchange is an important feature eli this
bill. ans! one which cannot fail TO b. acceptable
and highly us.:ii! merchants and traders. |, i.
understood that the entire COMMITTEES concurrc,i
with Mr. T. l,this bill. and that ne receives from
every Member assurances OF support. In al pro-
basi,v the bill in the House will not be acted
upon until the fate Of this is decided in the Senate.
Mr.. CLAy's resignation as t. S. Senator was
transmitted TO kentucky by Yesterday mail, 70
take effect on the 3l>t day of March next. On
the lstclay OF April the Legislature OF ina; State
Will cleo, crappoint Mr.. CRtrrESpEN to fill ti'c
vacancy. |. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21
Legislature Of New-York.

THURSDAY. February Il.
In thu SENATE, after much unmportaat morning
business. the Regulating Resolutions came up.
and Gen. RooT replied with snergv ard cfec; TO
the Loco-Foco harang,tc of Mr.. Sherwood Heidi
not conclude.
Several bills were read third time and passed
among them one in re la,ion 10 Insolven, Irsur-
ance OtRcc. in this City.
In the ASSEMBLY the General Election bin wa>
taken UP in Committee al early hosr-,he first
question being on the expedieacy OF closing our
Cosrts FOR all purposes, including Naturalization
on the day Of the Annual Election. The PROPOSE
ton to close rejected.
Mr.. townsend wiShcd#to have the section
stricken out which provides that the Register and
Clerk of this csv hall be chosen a General Elec-
ton. Rcjsc,ed
A question arose mex, on the dav OF the week on
which the State Election should De held. \ motion
to substitute Monday FOR Wednesday was lost
The Speaker proposed Tuesday. Carried: 30
20 80.
A csviI was Sov raised BY the Speaker aS=,o the
right to restrict voter 10 the Election District or
part CT a town. in which ne resides He ms right
to vote at any poll in the town. Messrs. LOOMS.
Gzorr. CRsNEg and SIMMONS opposed this sug-
ge>toa. Adjourned.
FRIDAY, February IS.
In SENATE, Gen. RooT concluded his remarks
in reply to Mr.. Sherwood
The bill repeating the Criminal Court Law of
1910 was taken up, and Mr.. Scorr proposed
substitute. which was adopted.
The bill authorizing the Clutches, COUNTY Bank
TO reduce it, capital came up. and was opposed By
Mr.. SHERWOOD Adjourned.
In the ASSEMBLY, the General Election bill
came up directly after Petitions Tic question be-
ing on the section directing The choice OF three In
spcctor~ of Election in each District. Mr.. LooNr>
moved that one Inspector shall be taken from the
political minority, a. in this city-thc two highcs,
being chosen and the Town officers designating
one of those voted for By the minority. This
amendment opposed BY MeSsrs.5rANDLtS,
DAyEzAc, FULLER, SPEAKER and CARyl.. ltwas
ably supported BY Mcssr>. LOOMS. Smith. SwAck-
HAMER, SrErSoS, SIMMONS, GEouI BAKER P,r-
rEKsos. and JoHSsos, and, we rcJnicc to say,
adopted Ayes 50 Nay. %.
Twas next settled that the Election shall COM
mencc a eight o'clock \. NJ. in towns, and at
sunrise in all the ci,ics.ZA proposition TO allow
4 recess OF one hour at noon was rejected 80 70
IS. Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21
Doiu. iu the House of Representatives.
Correspondence OF ThcNeI'-l OK I''1'I!ir
w.Su,Scrov Saturday Eci ~.

.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb. -
The SENATE was rot in session to-day.
In The Hous E general Executive communications
vcr, received among which was one ;ronthe W ar
Department. il, answer 70 rc>olutionoi the House;
a .tatcmcn, OF the cos; Of: the steam SHIPS NisSiS-
sippi and Nlissou,i-,hat of the orncrbeng 500
O32 81 and of the latter S553,830z32; from the
Secretary OF State stating tina, the 9th census was
completed and inviting attention 10 the distyib''-
ton Of the copies tlcrcotrc!nainng in Library
reports fror, the ID Sd and 4h auditors :;lnd from
the President. Il letter addressed TO him By the
Secretary rfWar relative tc contracts cntcredint"
for the purchase OF q; site fora Murine iospitelon
tbs Western waters recommending an approprli'-
,ionof s447alto satisfy the claims for said lands
to a,,,horsc the Department to r's-senHey t9the
former owners thereof the any's.
4 resolution offered by \. SckEos was
adopted, calling for report from the Secretary OF
rho Treasury of tho amount Of money paid into the
Treasury by NIarShaS and District Attorues, since
4th March Inst,
y Joint resolution from the Senate tol The reno
val Of the Law Library of Congress from its pre-
sent position 10 a room contiguous 10 the Supreme
Court room, now occupied By tho stationery OF the
Senate was adopted.
The resolution of the Committee Retrcnch-
mont relative 10 the Clerks Of the House was de-
bated during the morning hour. BY Messrs. Mirror
BRowS of Tam and M.rHIor of Ohio. both of
whom advocated the resolution of the Committee
and the fulhlmcnt b., the Wings of their pledges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21
u For Poem on the Rhinc, and the conclusion
of the Report Of the Dickens Dinner, Las, Page.

u The Tribune the only paper Of Saturday morn
my tina. gave complete report OF the DISSER TO hR
DICKENS on Friday evening. The Herald report ceased
with the Indictment Of Boz by Nh Ducr leaving the s'ad
mage wholly without point; and is rero. in the fs' Au
OF its Weekly paper very little better us second
Edition full, being made up from ne iiiou
J. had reporters in the room later tEai haii'Pas'
assistant Editor OF tho american made partial report
and did il. we'll borrowing the rest from ne iounej 'f
Evening Pos, took all from Us and gfndS'nslS credeo
part OF The Express OF Saturday processes 10 nave a1
j., ,o,de orr, when had reporter IN tte room,
and oonh.ss borrowed from FORTS Country and Even
ing Edon-wc hope not without credits, As NC loa our
niphs rest to give early and thorough report AJAX
far credit OF those who profit by our labors
S TIE San OF Saturday, after untruy rc!terdtlng It's
daily asehood that its circulation amounts 10 irtyour
thousand COPIES endeavors give the impression. without
making direct assertion that The Tribune does circu
onetird many II also twice over gives its read
ers understand witou; stating that the Circulation
The Tribune is not above Ten Thousand Copies daily.
Now expose thoroughly, in the of The whole
ynun,y, the base deception Of The SUM- hereby dare the
Printer while will designate another to whom our re-
spective Press-room shall be freely open long they
shall deem necessary, and who shall oath report, when
they shall be fully satisfied VIVA, is the actual regular daily
and aggregate weekly circulation OF each papcrwhch
por1 shall be signed BY them and published three di
rPcty under the Editorial head OF each paper We will
?25 for their trouble each OF these umpTeS Again
dare The Sun TO accept this Offer TO raakc other
which shall tend 10 place before the public ndubabe
statement of the actual Circulation Of each paper II Yet
we know il will not accept this challenge, but carefully
maintain guilty silence Advertiscrsl mark this offer!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21
Nomin ations Of tho Governor Rejected by
fkxa 40 a --Eehrnnr,: OH $40

the Acnate.-February 9th, i84c
JOHN G. ferries OF Syracuse TRuMBuL. CARY OF Bata
via, and CHANDLER STARR OF NcwYork, Bank Commits
sloners.
1lescny-JoHS WHEELER. Judge, v,ce Elijah Horton,
term expired
Erie-Jancs Mcknight notary Public. Joshua g. Brai-
nard, Inspector OF Flour and Meal.
Lrin sso-ELlAs CLARK, Supreme Court Commissioner,
rice John Young, resigned.
!Nonroe-Ncson Hall, and Nathan Huntington comInls-
sioners OF Deeds
Oneida-NArHAS BuRcHARpo of Vernon Attorney of onei-
ia Indians.
Osuego-wIILIAM DuER, Surrogate. Joseph Torrey,
whose ha, expired. Pilo Stevens Notary Public.
Tiosa-James Wright. Notary Public.
Tor,ptins-BETH v GOULD Commissioner Of tho q.
$. Depose Fund.
cton-MARTIS LEE. Granville, First Judge
John Mclean Whose term OF Office has expired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21
-n Judce rrsurR ha. replied 70 Mr.. Bot,s on

u Judge UpsHrE has replied 10 Mr.. Bolts on
the subject in controversy between them. 1t has
become a matter of differences and Gualihca-
tons. NJ. L. does not deny that ne has been IN
favor Of Disunion under certain anticipated CT.
cumstances. He only contends that ne was not
so without qualification. But he handles rather
roughly the testimony adduced against him BY Slr.
Bolts, and brings other witnesses of his steam
boat argument with Mr.. B. who give it very dt
fercnt complexion from those OF tho latter Some
who wer, present rccoIlect no such conversation;
others understood Judge [. preferrng Nullidca-
ton 20 Disunion and either TO fragrant Oppression
In sober truth. the sacredness of the Union grows
out of the advantages OF The Union; and he who
believes il an INJURY 10 his own State or section
canno, be blamed Tor wishing tia an end. II was
only as a relutter 10 the theatrical horror OF Dis
union expressed f.y those who have threatened
Disunon these ten years. that Mr.. Bo,tss charge
had any great force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

[y a Select Committee of the Massachusetts
Senate to whom the motion was somehow referred,
has reported that 7. NJ. Gen. Wickfe has offered
the Western Railroad enough for carrying daily
Mail to Albany, and that the Company is wrong
in not accepting it. So we believe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

ITO Printcrs.-A Competitor, who has had II
years experience il, the printing business dsilous Of OBJ
tanning steady employment in some good Office.
The advertiser Is American and can give the best Of
city references letter addressed 4. B., through lie
Post-Ottcc, WILDE promptly attended TO. (2 fl9 81
gT To Tcachcrs.-Wi,ilna few miles of this city
opportunity offered lady lady and gentleman
fully competent 10 teach the useful and ornamental branch
and 10 take the charge oa Day and Boarding School
The present ncumben, wishing leave The place tie stu
Atom with lis fixtures, apparatus &c will be disposed oton
the reasonable terms The opening for Music in par
ticu'ar very good there being competition. Good re-
tcTcncc' required.
For particulars, Qurc to-day 81 Barclay between
O'Clock, A. VI. and ! z. NJ. (2) 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

10 Mrs. Francis Thomas, the separated wife
of Gov. Thomas of Maryland is the daughter OF
Hon James Mcdowell of .Rockbridge Co. one OF
the most eminent men in Virginia, who has re-
peatedly been the Loco-Foco candidate for Gov
crnor and U. S. Senator. She is Of course the
niece of Mrs Thomas II. Benton. She j. young,
beautiful and accomplished, while her husband is
about fifty. They had been married but seven
months when Mrs. T. compelled to separate
from him on account of his jealousy-sroundlcss
and ridiculous, we understand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

cough; Your lips all broke maam. 10 Doctor Pc.
,ers pray on he II YOU without doubt, maau all
by BIS Lolenge> tame. that headache. cough cold,
ma am. almost qnciS lightning tame III tell YOU
where they re sold al Broadway, where It corners
G:anA-tour, five and uinc the numherwi"re halt thr
people ~. the land their diseBcumhcrO worsasd
coughs and aches paius and all TINT teemht,ers So
Won u pu. the rogue, II ea;Os BIZ OIL 10 Doctor Peters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

IL 0Iechanics' Institute Lccturcs.-Chaiie
H. Dcavan ESD having AT the solicitation OF the Directors
OF tho Mechanics Institute consented 10 repeat 81. Lecture
Temperance viii be delivered Tuesday evening,
Feb I'd the Anniversary The Birthday p Washington,
at The Lecture Room OF the " Y, Society Library, com
mencng O'Clock! Tickets p cents, be had nj the
door. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

The Fox THAT LOST MS rMl.-Mr. George Sarmlsr
one Of the best BARRIERS IN town. uquarer 81 century
since. hroue Il, from England the pns OF making Razor
Sirop which some lcnsn years alter he applied B.gs
invention nj the Metallic Hone and, that period the n.
,ice considered good; bu tic Yankees pe>ret sal
oincdlng fellows who cannot b.. sat,!ed that John Bnl
SHOULD Guido them any hing, l'oat improving
H. and II history AMI facts may be lducs whence they
cunt, successful AZ TIL, the talented naturally
le vers iH gnanl, awell be might the more especially
they rsortcd species putting Disgusting AMI
disreputable and most shocking to his delicate
Now any man more than another can -yupathizr wit!
him in his distressed stUaon Chapman the imcnorol
the Magic Razor StrOp, the great "dr>ieraium
knowcgcd by all cutters be the very climax ana apex
ol perfection. Chapman must write, :oug you remind
him OF the fable OF the fox that cnUrh IN The trap an
being ashamed NJ the loss OF his TAIL rled u persuade The
other foxes that fashion. The cunning rascal
would believe him. AT all events, Cha pnan mist s
tand write II too il he plcase that hi, success has ssp,e
his Gathering expectations, and that he proud ha
the public "a thousand thanks thenl appreciate The Mag;
Razor Stsop To those who call At lO2 William street Chap
man will supply this truly excellent article Just cheapy
though e told them ever 80 lnea story To be entirely
silent however he must have some bette: reason than Tie
loX gave for the loss of his tail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21
Appointment. by the Governor and

Leather.
nsara-Tbonas Waters, of Lockpor Inspector OF Sole
Leather, vice Edwin =. Fa1on, resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21
CORRESPONDENCE of ,Ls Tribun,

Boston, February II, lSi2
We had terrific gale of wind yesterday and
last night, and much damage done in tho city
and in the bay below. 1t is feared that we shall
have many accounts Of sad maratime disasters, as
soon as the gale subsidies; nor is it unlikely thai
the violence of the hurricane sent mary a poor SUI
lor down deep in the main
In the afternoon of yesterday a schooner from one
OF the Eastern ports was discovered in the bay
She had struck some shoal, the naruo of which
do not rccollcct, and when first seen was in n
most pcrlous condition. Death surrounded the
unhappy companions of hcrvoyagc in every shape
and hope had been abandoned. Bnta few hardy
fellows, who live on the ad jaccnt isunds, pu; oil
TO tho rescue of the sufferers and fortunately sue
ccedcd in delivering them from impending death
and at the cmincnt hazard of their own lives. II.
the voyagers had no, been rescued rs they were.
they must have inevitably pcrishcd for in less
than two hours afterwards, the atmosphere which
for the twcnty-four previous hours had par'takcn
OF the qualities Of Spring, suddenly assumed all
the fsrocity of an antar,ic Winter. To give YOU
an idea of the violence of the wind last night. il
is OILY necessary say that it sensiblv shook The
granite walls of the fremont IouSc Houses
were unrooted in the outskirts of the CITY, and the
brick Church in Chauncy Place was considerably
damaged; chimncvs were blown down and tiles
and bricks were waited in all directions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

llowES HYGIENE HogEuoUSp C,SDy.-rtc atteutiou0i
the publcis respectfully called TIN, impArtnut remedy
for ioalSPnc>, Sr Throat, Coughs and every yIupt2n
leading the dis tr,sug disease that ~ NIL others
fatal this country. Public speakers also who after
ordinary sNcrOn find their lungs painful,
,tantlv sending testimony The almost immediate rei!ci hy
receive, which, the proprietor should publish world ill
whole conmn, OF the public papers sold, wholesale AMI
retail AZ -. BrOAtMnN. OF lloMnrd.strcei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

u The Legislature of Louisiana has passed "a
resolution rcpudiaiing Reputation; there only
one vote against it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

70 The Wings CT Troy have nominated JONAS
C.HEARTr for reelection as Mayor and DENNIS
X. KIMBERLEY Us General Assessor. Troy NEVER
s,1rrenders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

LATEST FROM EvsorE-rta !Saraa4oh.-Tb.
ship Au>terIi;z, CnPt Brown, arrived a; Savaaea5
Ga. on the 18th from Havrc, which por: she II,
IN 9TH alt. being o.. course t,so days later dian O.,
advice. by Ice Britannia, unIucsilv. she bvOorb,
no papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

D Hon. SAMUEL c. ALLEN Of Mortified,
Mass, for twelve years Member of Congress from
that District, died on the 9Th inst. He was man
of high worth and of unblcmishcd character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

INTERESTING LEcruREs-The Lectures ofCap. Partridge
Z, the New-York Museum, commencing this evening, will
doubtless attract large audience Asa lecturer, Of
science and military officer Capt F. IS we'll known to th-
American public. He exhibits this evening the plan OF
new Battery for the protection Of our Hazsor, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

~ The Trenton Gazette states that the Prcs-
dent has nominated to the Senate JANIS A. SNIP
son for Marshal of New-Jcrsey, JosErH CUy-
SISGHAM for Postmaster at Trenton. and RoBErT
Z. HoRSoR for Postmaster at Princeton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

~ Washington Lyccmm.-This association val
celebrate their anniversary the 22d February the Bi
Day OF Washington AT Columbian Hail. Grands. At ..
clock Exercises constr. OF Declaat!nn, Poem Esay
and debate on the following question Does morality Keep
pace with the march OF intellect The public and Library
Associations respectfully invited to attend.
By order w. i. ONERTON, Pre''.
C. G EgErSorCH CorrrsponIiuc Src'ry. RI 2lt e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21

& NJ Pratt Vice Consul. of Mckee, u, New.
Orleans says that G. w Kendall had no passport.
The Editor Of tic Bee remind, hinl that cae i,
TN, country Will believe word Of Mexican Stale,
plenls--no matter where tl.cyecomc from. and he
-ay> that Kendall dad get la,>or; and the Wee
Consul books will show it,