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New-York tribune., 1842-03-16

DOATS-l0O Matcrslrcet, four doors
4 cas-, OF Catherine Market.-CROLilss Premium
Boa, FStahsimen.Ihr DiPomas and two silver he
tals awarded al the Far. The American and Mechanics
Institutes for the best Boat. ,.,, ,;,
raryr Race, Club Gondola, Liie, Fishing Cunning,
oy Cir Surf san and flcasnrc Ho rs. 0 every 'ieacrlP
fior Recommended by the Amateur oaCnb ASSOCIATION
" ,i.r f The Snlran ol Niu,ca. Pleasure Barge, the
We, (axcle Victoria Aiianiic. wasou &c Also 'he
INN nj peeksli Washington OF P0u hhecps'r Duc', OF
yd, Park Svlpi and Wave of Mobile Grorst Stewafto OF
louisville. =. ~,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-16
-NOAP an. CANDLES.-(iroccrs and

MN .NNU "t.AiNI1I- Z - w = ''1.
~ others VII. in want OF first rate article OF FANNY
Sp requested call l&e EliEahcth-Nrcet between
hg and Prince. where they Canbc furnished win a 'he
'@ous qualities OF Soap of acknowledged Superior nii>i
AlN, Refined Mould Candles. free from mixture oil any
Uerrpion and warranted 10 withstand The summer heat
fCr sale or liberal terms by the manufactures.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-16

l,HF Alp and Substantial BookbindlnS al
- wALKER'> olizStand, IL Fniton, or o! pn, zen
trr.r + " has jus; published h '.fI T,i2a q. t.f
Presidents Messages. from !" a,sliAEion 10 sii'
- hand >Inr# tnniJo,Set: Muslin Din,iing
II No American citizens library : coiifnsLt "" ~
hi, yaluabs and complete volume % hAs'ut''s ~
o h. had of all The Booksellers c!ot as glas ans.
,.,r1r..tI Tor the trade ~ tit
New-York tribune., 1842-03-16
REAT. ESTATE.
Sli Vegetable and Flower Seeds.

Tie subscriber respectfully EjaTIH> the pnp.I ~
NrN-Iork and vicinity thai all lsp choice kinds a .N-
cclsnt Nercta, and Flower Seeds oas!se, NJ III,
place, che. per than any other establishment, ac city
ana tia, ali The, .st,,i. ar. OF at yeats growth
WILLIAM WAHB1RG, l6st Fuitor
~, ovr,,li. st Pau'> Church.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-16
Ia TO BE, LET. For one or more years,

nM Two ri those handsome new Houses TIE westerly
"1'rr1.-t yurIcl mace Snyan.st They will b. completed
abort 10Th April next, with mahogany door, N the pr1li-
cua story marble manlels and grae, throughout
i.irori. OF an elegant residence in capital neigh
hn-Ci ,r,. requested View these premises Apply 10
~, yat.- NIGIr STIiS FLEMING. Il leonhrd.at
New-York tribune., 1842-03-16

sss r2sa; and 'SoFs" s ss
way and 3o Bowsy. Also, young iaen for all stuaiios
tIo,.c. aud an,,,n,u,s lei, flo II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-16

= TO Whcclwrights and Blacksmith>
II. PoiLLoN. jamaica, L.

- Tie Subscriber viii rebuild the old stand on the St
Ia, Nav next at suitable oitr>,l in t. town OF Ja
u.lc Also. rent three stores, with dwellings adj
joining =Rcntlow. Apply 10
New-York tribune., 1842-03-16

z paHy-Ca3ital= S-leoto; Office n. 81 Wa! :, THIS
Company max against o>s CO cE,
agc by IKE, and inland navigation
MI 49, .DS
New-York tribune., 1842-03-16
OF DEBT. And Other Claims

Tbs n-yy form in Bankrupt Praeiicls M ga 5l
- .,, t,s,eihtr yyit! all it. required t.iaiN. IL
S r., IT, ANSTICE. Lax Bank Pn'>hrr,
IIlt "a - corner Cedar and Nassau ste
New-York tribune., 1842-03-16
rRINDsTONE WANlED--of.rhe
nOAPD AND ROOMS wantsd.-A GEN

tl,lnan wi>i, obtain quiet and comfortable apart
naus in a pr ate auiiv wGre there are no Other IiaaFGtr>
u i yer, fond and woud prefer 70 r>' whtr,
The laies SIM and play the P!ano. Addr>,P H. H. a t
nir Of The Tribune, stating situation. number OF iaiiiy,
H~Allcommunicuon viii be considered conadcl-
nal The terms will be object with the advertiser pro
yiri he j. suited. ll'o"
New-York tribune., 1842-03-16

XNTANTED-A situation by a capable
Wv Girl to cook wash andirnn Apply at l. Prince St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23

precepi laid down i,y pi).outer. tie search n ,r,
=, To forget What have iearer. aTd q back -n
Tie origin IDEAS FGBr.r ~. made .e - pm, rrecep 10
writing chapter IN hs large WORK enriteI Treatise
Association, ~ Theory Of Universe. nit' winch !, r.
hat beauty vhc AZ frs grand c0acr1 and clear
view ~ i~rti ~ fie present arfcle much of
f.e rnapf.r : unr r.-rrln vi --.l.n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23

Goprys Lapys Book July 1912. Israel Post, 81 Bowery
The Rain King, The Midnight Voyage of the
Sea Gull, The Widow by Brevet,' Modern Ser
uitudc &C. are the titles of the most pleasing ar
ticcs. The Old Soldier and his family and the
Miniature are the subjects of the encravngs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
NEw-yORK, THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE %. isia.
4 ) ; o GA TION;

Or Principles Of True Organization Of Society
i TIE odf0rssp # thu colaa - S,i-f from ia,
ds Iribga, Adfrsrs .ef,rf, Pof;pad, 70 4 BEisB.sr
Rtsd>acr, - Leonud-f're.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23

I,KN\hLlN sNLT MATER BNTuS

-Ci,i. .,tr,-. - ~ l1d placed At ne
HVs ition. oi fi, extensive ss ornamental
Bllis inr iif,. tnd -rulnf~. Tat rNtr atri on The
American wacss uiarncd MI hu q Nv Mr. CALVIN Po,sr
and adsut, l tsc paip of r"aiu recreation ant m
,iulct shower h'il> npou 1nt improved eons,rue
ti1a simple an efh cot private hah, iur ,de' and gen
fe,reu III a8> ,ir;, nr extensive ~ ms nc schoo
tor BOYS. TIE ,aisna furnished and conducted nv Mr..
o1hY. oi Bnohlyl, roNfr'ns every comor, "nd conNen
.rc,. n the r,ifc.i- department Ella, rhema. trusts
tsi le hs, fsetnI, h promise io h. liberal patrons ~
1> SEASON aHf .0- s fh't support rou The ciifcn ash
,fnr, U. Nv Work mat snftrnri,e enits- hiu Ia.
leuct OBJ the Gruueuen. ith, 9d sDi ~; Ladies Saith,
- snf a. lelb lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23

NJ R,nac sd NJ Chambers street. \cvlofk-Ise
.ah., 7. having susd the above business beg leave
npru c public ih1 hey have nl e. arrange meui> 'or
recey'ng dt'y rls, u .ork u The e.coop. ircm
.s,>heu bs ias ora drd tie Rarosd aDd the ~
hr7' Arrow. Pr lrt Wholesome MILK. Which they via
g-r Gr1rt. ~
ne, refivc daily. ai fe above rsre. CREAM and
81 TIER NiLk. winch can %, has Al DE iosest prce'
Tn only r,.ur.rer OBJ, ,l' Der, offer Tor the4r
VI Ia 'ku aruc., Which Ere prhc Nf most respect
'o,V .lIc iel fo sail 3D.. N1fsrc t'r h' aseisrs
T. >EiItCk co.
y. BIB. above establishment npru every Jay ,lrsa
ocbnck in fbe ulorHirs l' ,loeA n The evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
nor SALE.-To Physicians and Drug

g,s-A Drug Store in the most populous part u tlr
city, doing FIR, rate business now kept by phY'can
VITO wishes 10 devote exclusively o. hi, prac a..
Please inquire OF John ID. Hoyt Attorney At Law. W.
ief5 entlgss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
nRESS BOOTS-Latest French style
INNTANGLED ACCOUNTS.-Th

" Y NNVIII.D NtVVNIN Il y Z 'V'''''''
Jones. Accountant. l3 Broadway, opposite Joha 81
undertakes 70 arrange and o. pst accounts ~ every urp
tion To those who have been able TO devise snpe
al easy method of conducting iI, department the sNeI'
i..,r with the confidence derived tom much etp.ithos
r..,aetilv oilers ms assistance suggesting such orhs OF
account book. a, best adapted 10 any particular roouh
f business. In complicated partnership erdfs or eo"u'ei
and neglected accounts he pledges s eii To tDeel '
ne. an eou'tabl. and md ,puabe Adjustment
Published and tor sale by The author ssHbo'e' JoneSs
Prlscip and Practice of Bookkeeping, which areahy
he et book in the lcadigg Academic Institutions OF hs
country an the only American work on The suiyect u'l
~ bss5 nrintsd NJ Fneiand Price - - my5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
IHuE NORTE AMERlCAN Coal

Company-Not.ce d, hereby given 10 tie Siockloli-
en- thu North American Coal Csmpanv hat an Election
Tor eleven rectors of sld Company will he held al their
office No. 81 Libery-,treei Thursday tine 3o day
June NEXT Tie poll 40 be open tom i oco,h VI 70 =
O'Clock + ".
Tie transfer book Will BE- closed from jane eoh TO Jly
Isl 1852 By order0f Directors.
". ARMIrACE. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
Y AIDES, & GENTLEMENS' NEW
VOUSEKEEPERS' Hardware, Guile

OI SFNT lFI TTtD ''"I"""'''
,'I,s and have constantly band a inu assortment u
ou,c cepcr Hardware such ~ common ana worry haiu,
Knives and Forks single dozens or sels, and 40 sr'S OF 81
p.rr, Al.o Tea Trays, spoons Tea he1le> sauce rdls
tod,e Mill, shnvels and T0ngs, llolo~warc, 1c' &C. al
O, which they offer at markcl prices . ~, ,,,
uv3i i'm OSBORN \ LITTLE, 80 Fulton 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
WHOLE No. 376.


ETNA Fire Insurance Company of y.
IL Y-Orl-- No y vai-,t-h,as- sgain>, .,,, r.
,.s.r v dwell ~ houses, slorr> goods furniture
y.,.- sr ..- csre> 'n p'r ard property generally, on
a. t.~.-.. p. t.~r., q. luy other cTice.
DlHkJ rcES.
c.,r.-. T-,p. C. : Woadhuu. John r Stag,
49, a.. C~--r. P1msr1y. T.. +. CLAYTON,
F...rt r.rrr =. lou, FalISe. Geo. Co gate
u-... 1910. ] " N1i~rt ne Isaac :. piau
,-t'..-.. r..-L W., " hr.~rsrht X " Blackwell
1 ~ Holman Wm. 4. f. PeuH, c. W Cot
= ID -. T. VI T. Mans. j. Jameson,
% 49, T. Male Joshua Juuc,,
: ". iiuHr.',r. Jlo. Van Bo>Afrrk, >i1s Wool
49,. A....-,... ptn.rI l. t.-4r a. Than.
CHARLES TOW y. President.
-.-.- IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23

DOYS' Clothing !-Chidrcns' Clothing
very large as.ortment-sery good qosiiy-v~ry
cIesp-Gso A. HOyt Co. No iBow'rr, would respect
olly nfern their patron. aud tie pubic generally uN
Ley have agnn been AKIN. extensive preparations Tor the
.prny = summer trade and have now on h,Hd much
larger issorunrtd OF Boys snd thlidirns 'n'hns uan
hey ever before had. The public invited 10 can
,ni L,m,nr her goods With psfcuar reference o quAV
,ut ny,rs Terms cash AZ Ju'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
.ATsklLL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. a,

~ The Pre- o-hsnls az rhs rorsants and 's-htrna
ne f~Fi Nd - conducted during ne pre~-ni ~esson ~
Hef He l''i0 sf-i sur.Tlen srcs' 81 IN subs pef
a. uricrgnu- complete ans t.,rrfrh rtnsr aDi
ofFn PR if rcsitnn ni 'Strs. ~ tflt u - pared
20 n.'hh is 'fsf''f b % char ~hcntt herz-
u'ft - - ~ n'fri1ge - lah.r, vii - iurns>tcf
i.n every 1e.c3sY hat tL~ Ne~-yo,k uuAet csn Afford
an every ''or f'hioa AT can promote ihe con,cs-
slowed Tie ruaa .atias 20 CO., -eah - mat a5sl e.p~
c-l.Y Ih, qIli % g o' ine lgliia Las bc-u rendered
PERFECTLY ,uo,rtl ans -
Ne>>r> 4. r ssaeh tr'~ rrcclcu; lire u stage, - n
rln tsfeto rrgJilrN between u- Lan-z AMI The
NrUus. a. Hoass, Ga ise ll1ss %. ih.h-st~
.ff ID, 4 A.. fkktH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
H,RLEM PLEASURE GARDEN

Thi, splendid Garden. situated the banks OF DE
lfr,, River "a fi~ DEL .huui spots 40 TIE "
cnty OF New Work siouudng n all kinds OF shruoosry.
Pann and Flowers the finest and rarpst Kinds fots
flied with Gold and SILVER Fish. io,c sTortse playful
>. on the surface at tie add> much Interest TO ne
scene; while the s.rrrntlr Wall, shaded bY Golden WI
ow. os.r r.r-,.,tih, aftfl,t ous rural r1mhs.
An extensive and -,eau Awning has been erected asst
suitable Ground, have been iad cat Tor Military comps
nies "a practice Targe, Firing.
p Gold and Silver Fsi AMI Bouquets Of Flower. m
,,ie n line Garden. Harlem Nlv. 1872 an Son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
'E,O THE LOVERS of superior Black

II Tca.-Howqua's Mixurel-This extremely delicious
aud unparalleled Tea highly celebrated Ia emma ana
Europe n,t imported, j, nov for sale At ihe Sanor lta
Companvs General Tea Establishment, III Chauau
NewNork IN Chinese packages price - Gus ana ~ e"'"
u1ygi If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
DOLLED AND PLATED BRASS

II fri rate article OF R0lsd ant Plated Bias cau
4s,v. X found al JAMES 6. MOFFET1. IL Prince
p-ar oesger ne lowest market prices Likewise very
,uu<-io< sTucle OF COopcTs Bras aSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23

\ j charI Red Ash Coal-Lump, Broken aud Mt shes-
br,4d Coal M the very lowest pnce hsr by the cargo
~ ION the bsrgrs zee OF caiage IN any part
Of thu ely Brooklyn. a,
A.o GRAY ,.h schn, kiu Lehigh sod Iacka vans Coal
p : American Btu-i'uOu, tOai, Tor liz gfate, equal 10
H. 49,, -t,,,,.t ur,ce JOSEPH y SIMPSON.
Ohcs NJ. il8 <assau.sireeL
n Order. for ton Will receive the same attention
= - P. -, mylBii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
ONE PRICE STORE.-It is generally

known that store keepers ash double TIE pi'r
he article worr; therefore person wishing To pui
chase good cheap clothing rely on beng furnished WIN
articles at the following prices Goats at sl<' cou Jacn
ri> = 80 -. cloth pants - - 20 - ~ ,ath' pa
4 Il to - 50 g. COG~WELL. 1851 Chsilamt nlYZi zn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
NrN-YoTk, WaV Jth, I8fI WII FII1N
VNUE HOME LEAGUE. Cash Tailor

inr Fsiahlshrnen'. No II John street, 5 supplied
choice assortment OF American Manufactured Cloths
and Cashmere, various fashionable shade aud cn'or>-
Also ip.r West oI England wool ifs 81 aud aucv Cloth,
mtres super French black sni 'Aney elastic "a
.imerc.. and an Elegant Assortment 90 'e,i., f q"
w b. made mo to order on short notice ard fashionable
.yle. Low. Tor cash. only clvrry. Garnflt, ualt
snd finished short notice. and al work ~arflnt.I lo IT.
Cutting done loo tlc best manner. NJ 1I tunes
i.sn4.+ MAEJl\ GAYLORD. AGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
Childrens Clothes.
DOYS AND CIIILDREN'S CLOTH

DING either at wholesale or retail At DoLS'N'S new
CofbnO STORE No. qo Chatham street, cheap ~ The cheap
~ ar %. a. -, " WV ie2 Sias :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
I,RUNKs. Improved yaIses, Carpet
REYNOLDS 8 PLATT,
,uuREE GREAT GENERALS have

i filed Ii. Presidential Char, but hey, bx. o.b-f
- ne, fognf nc uity Deass sil parrie. VIZ have
-. agothsr tie field, "a very humble On> certainty,
con naret 1th the former but b. ~ DO Jgster, sod
. ..ys.t p0p Hail. and save Penny poi-fs
-, shaving ths pubic. while they - cro~slegged hem
~. ri you really III 10 sny hing and Wish 10
r. : trade arr hj gO0d Carts. Circulars d other 100
P~png in neat cheap manner, 70 10 BOOK, iaHbosgh
he xng allow there oihers very god AMI cheap
IN @ civil a. ~ Yankee Preshe be presses ~ The DAY
er good sn cls<p sorS-57t Bo~sry. and there you y
get al your Circular. Csr kc chap ~ The eh-sp~
and what more, you y II have tn pleasure u meeting
!. M tle Other Grsers-Gcn.rsi ssi.iaciOn. el2 Jv'
NAYS BANK NOTE LAST for sale
by (mtu) II. %. DAGGERS, - AaH-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23

" ING'S Spring Norice.-Self- Rocking
TAR COLORING.-J.P. Maby would

IL inform tlose who 1,ed his ceiebfslss Essence OF
Tyr for rhasgDg red or gey lar 10 petni.pertD,o~n
o. ,ck ,ha h. h.. ~stnfied hs old stdni, No 20 Dlst-
,,,,,t sl.r,. he oh.r. u in packages 81 - cents, ~
IN. IND a Tbi, Hair Dye hss BEEN long ~ 1,e, AMI
-, 80 Ia 5lvt .ntre ssisisctOn. lnOsr doubling IL
s,.cy u N h.. rcssig convinced by calling a. the above
- ,aJai iel In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
I AW REPORTER.-The next number

Of the Law Reporter viii contain complete u ot
the R.nkrupt. To Connecticut prepared expressly ilr Tie
work bv h. United >ai,, Marshal or be district oi Con
nrctcut IT, number " 10 also contain continual on "i
the lot of bankrupt. n New-Nnrk. Marie and No.,
chu.e Suhs-rrons received hy fhr proprietor, 40 ~
Na,sau street Neg-Nork and 10 school Hfcet, Boston
Terms = per annum. NoS.nri" number e0l!
- READRI-RY SDDEN 4 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23
VIE HOWARD INSURANCE COM.

Rrr..-. 7sr Have. Naa.Yvr-, CoriNw l,wrsrcr,
Pr o, etnK ~. rui tolrn, " -" e'l."irf
Jobs MORRISON. y l. Me'i ~. Na'ilin ei Weed,
Jr...If g. Na-.-n Ftrr4g {. Ilcksr.Jo Rankin,
n-,tf lee Nsrs D Ben amin .,ohn d. Wof,
e. -t 3D. hli.led. liam ". rodd, =, nand >nNoasi,
Hen q, Trr.li-.-lf x IIiFENS Pre-, dsni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-23

IINNO FORTE FOR SALE.-
)OLLED GERMAN siLVER.--JAo.

a @. MOFFfTT. III Prnce~treei. near wooster,
> ,uId particularly call he II Hardware Dealer,
ND Manufacturers ~ NJ uperor aruce o Gtr-eu silver
hch Off = Tor sale lnIf sale ani rrt1 OF al icF
l,e> AMI var-Frs equal TO any, either Fore gn ~ Do
flr aui >-tfsf-S So
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-13

lag 10 consult better |" the Universal Rtnsss OF
,hiugs,n and not to stack others ON the very
points Of character where he himself il most
vulnerable.
M~ssrs. Webster aud Gushing, il seems,
have been guilty Of the gross, the enormous Of
fence Of ceosur,ng the proceedings Of Con-
ventiou, where Abbott Lawrence presided, and
which Leverett Saltonslall addressed! Webster
aud Gushing demonstrating against the acts of
Abbott Lawrence and Levere,t Saltonstall! The
Secretary Of State finding fault with the deci-
sions Of an owner Of spinning jennies and
retailer of tapes aud cottons. eye Gods, IL
doth amaze me % Is there is no law in Boston
for {" scanddium mognafum 2" No considera-
ton Of the decencies Of station2 Boston eau
be correct Boston no longer, if she allows an
individual Of mere intellectual notoriety, and
some slight political standing, to publicly ad-
monish, nay, censure, "berate and beabor'-
those the very worJs-a man whose vast
mind has been deeply engaged in the coloring of
cloth, and whose ariIhmetical science is so
profoundly available And Caleb Gushing " be-
laborsn Levereu Saionsal lie jeu ne want pas
la chandele--i. G. the man who can hunt down
an antler Of ten, "bettles" his reputation by
knocking over poor tereret.
We commend the New York American edi-
tor to careful economy in regard to his mental
resources. Nature has given him some little
sense, and we hope he will exhibit a grateful
appreciation Of her kindness, by a proper re-
gard or her generosity.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-13
From the .Nec York american.
MR.. CUSHING'S SPEECH

When i'm great equestrian performances, the princ-
pal artist has astonished the gaping world with the
skill boldness and adroness Of his leaps and somer-
SETS he retires amidst shower Of applause and
forthwith succeeds what the French call the pailiase
and we, the clown.
SO Daniel Webster, having astonished old Faneuil
Hall, paved with upturned human faces by his most
able but disngenuous speech, is followed in New
buryport church, before some or 500 people--so
SAYS the Boston Atlas-by Mr.. Caleb Cushing his
political paiiiassc and in entire keeping with the
character the aforesaid Caleb caricatured and exag-
gerated-batng the Treaty part, with which Mr..
Caleb had nothing to do-all that the Principal Ar
fist had said. Where Mr.. Webster gently lauded
Mr. Tyler, MIR. Gushing plastcred him as with a trow-
el-and where, with lofty tone, which his eminent
station and more eminent talents rendered some hat
less presumptuous, Mr.. Webster | ctured he great
Wing Convention at Fanueil Hall, over which Alb
bott Lawrence presided and which Leverett Salton-
stall addressed for venturing to declare truth that
Mr. Tyers own conduct had long be ore made mani
fest--that between him and the Wing party there
was no longer any sympathy or common Interest,"
MIR. Caleb Cushing, without any moral weight in the
nation, and tainted with more than the suspicion
of near Executive reward-berated and belabored
that Convention through all the moods and lenses of
vndictive vituperation; and finally, Mr. Webster,
wrapped himself up in mystery TO his future course
which is Of consequence; so MIR Caleb Gushing was
profoundly secret TO his future course, which no
cares farthing about.
Ii has thus pleased the editor of the New
York American to speak of the two most dis
tinguished sons of Massachusetts. His dictum
decides their respective merits, and the proprie-
ty of their conduct A more becoming humili-
Iy would have been more creditable if less cha
racreristic.
"Mr. Caleb Cushing" says this Arstarchus
OF repu atoms, is without moral weight in The
nation, and tainted with more than the su pi.
cion of near Executive reward" Suppose we
should add Mr. Charles King never possessed
any moral influence-never understood It's ne
cessily, and is tainted with more than the sus-
picion of having sued Executive patronage
boasts of having been smear Executive re.
pdrd." He offered his more than doubtful ser
vices at $4,000 per annum but owing to the
glut Of the market, they never received bid.
Since that he has transfe red III m TO an oppo-
site interest, and now coins paragraphs, like the
preceding, Tor corporation grauIties." These
accusations we could make with as much pro-
priety, and more truth.
We would advise the editor, in all good feel
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From the Pennsylraaian.
THE ECTION-DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH.

Notwithstanding the excitement that prevailed
the General Election yesterday passed oil with de-
gree of quietness and good humor between the par
ties, which reflected great credit upon both. In the
city the assembage at the State House was unusual
" large throughout the day and evening" and though
much strong feeling existed in regard TO local sub
jects verything went on in perfect order The day
was bright and pleasant and seemed to have CORES
ponding effect upon the voters.
We sub join all that reached in regard to results
previous 10 our paper going to press
In the County, the result is of the gratifying
kind TO the friends of democracy. Notwithstanding
many oca divisions, and the fact that many elements
of opposition rallied against US, the returns
which give below, all that reached US up to about
O'Clock this morning. Indicate that the Democra-
tic Senator is electedby at least 1000 majority and
| the Democratic Assembly ticket by about the same
ma orty
The icke, for City and County Officers has receiy-
ed in the county somewhat larger maiority than the
Assembly ticket and the majority against it in the
city will not exceed 1900, there is no doubt Of the
election of all the Democratic City and County Off
GERS.
The Democrats in the Northern Liberties have
elected their Mayor and Commissioners-the Demo-
cratic ca nddates the Commissioner tickets are
elected in Southwark Spring Garden and Moya
mensing.
In the city, although the Wing ticket has prevailed
there has been large increase Of the Democratic
vote, while the majority for the Whis candidate for
Mayor which last year was 965, can only show in
crease of between forty and fifty votes. The Wing
uncil ticket for which jority OF thousands was
claimed will in reality only show excess of few
hundred that opposed to it. The Wing party,
therefore, has nothing to boast of as TO results
their strong hold of the city of Philadelphia and their
escape from a total defeat is attributed to the colo
nizing operation said 10 have been extensively
carried on in the various wards.
| Altogether, the Democratic party have reason to
be satisfied with the result of the contest In the
county, they have been gorousy successful, and in
the city, they have given their Wing opponents a
lesson not easily to be forgotten
| COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.