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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
The Ror.isn Poor.

TO IL: Editor Of the IFt6un:
The Herald asks What is to be done for the poor
emigrauis who are starving with cold and hunger
Send them home Of course; the packets carry
Them back for S4; and let their coun;rymen sup
plv ,hsns with food on their passage. The interior
towns and villages are over-burthened with them
they ever have been, and ever will be psupers, and
let the propcr authorities and the British Consul,
whose dnty tits to look after the poor appropriate
funds 10 send all back who are willing TO go, ana
they will prevent others of the same class from
coming among
The industrious, cnterptizing and frugal, Will
like our ancestors, soon make themselves COM
Portable hslnes, and the idle we do not want among
Us.
These are the ~ sovereisns of the Herald who
landed last summer, :" each with sovereign IN his
pocket. They were in most cases sent out oy
their parishes 10 get rid of them. HOWARD
lG So far as the above has reference to inevi-
table Paupers, sent out here by European Parishes
10 getrd Of supporting them, we think it very just.
Ii idiots, crpples, icvalids and decrepit persons
are shipped Oft TO this Country shey oush, not to
be permitted TO land and should be seu, back il
they do land, and these who bring them made to
pay the co.l OF their comfortable reshipmen,. Blu,
many who a,e paupers in Europe may become
thrifty citizens here. Let us so shape our policy
Political and Social, that all who and will
work may have full employment at fair wages
and then we shall know whether those who com
10 US are paupsrs from want OF ability or want Q
work Tuose who are unable 10 earn a ivin
should 40, tue less be well supported and clad, eu
at the expense Of thsse among whom they oecsm
paupers. To them we would send them. Ed Tn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

The CAsrLEros BN.-The river at Castieton
is completely blocked up with heavily freIshted
vessels, which are all aground. There is scarcely
a passage-way for the steamers; and yesterday
morning the night boat from Nsw-York struck on
the bar and the passengers found their way 10 the
CITY in stages and other conveyances Should the
vessels which are aground temain until they are
frozen in, they will be in prccarious situation at
the breaking up OF the ice and there will OF course
be much property destroyed.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

CANAL ToLLs.-Account of tolls received on
all the Canals OF the State for the third week in
November, and the totals to ed November in each
Of the wears following:
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NKUTON WATER-Messrs. Whitsey
- ENHANCES TO IRELAND, &c

- ENHANCES TO IRELAND, &c.
a 1c-The subscriber continues 10 transmit money, In
SINUS large or small persons residing in part of Ire
lnnd the be- and his predecessor In ous'
nes have last thirty years, and nore also 10
any part OF England or Scotland.
Money reited by letter. post pa4 10 bs subscrosr or
personally deposited with him, with tie name OF The person
or persons Ireland, England Scot; 10 whom tl'
10 be sent and posown, will be Immediately trans
nl,ed paid accordingly, and areceip Is Tat e1ec'
given or forwarded 70 the sender.
nIs inn GEORGE McBRlD &, Jr. 81 Cedar ST.
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vok equally useful al classes OF rsaders, 70 De co-
pleted in l2 parts OF i2 large pages at 20 cents eacn.
- AXTON g. MILES, 2o5 Bro tdWay,
ppbi hers ard Bcokellers will receive subscriptions
for BRANDE'S ENCYCLOPEDIA, a Dictionary 1t Sc
ence Literature and AT comprising the history de,crp
tou scientific principles OF every branch %. m ,S
nouripp with the sfrivaicn and definition OF all the
terms in General us illustrated by engravlng on
The frst number will be ready DeceHioer Isl oii ~,
follow AZ nteryal. Of aboutt week. NAXIo O. h'LE9
slSo receive subscriptions Asons History o
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AN UNCERTAIN SwAlN.-Ihe Fairfield Gazette
relates funny affair at Lithopolis, Ohio. love-
sick youth rejoicing in the cognomen of Jere
Bacchus, had been paying attention to Miss De-
liza Smith for nearly FIVE years, and was on the eve
ofmaking that young lady happy wife, wheR cruel
fate ordained it thus Bacchus acc ompanied
Miss Smith to wedding party about five miles
distant, and during the evening of his friends
we're joking with him upon the probable date of
the event which would make him also happy
for life. One person went fur TO surmise
that it would probably be some months after the
millennium had set D as Bacchus had already post
poned it indefinitely. Miss Smith remarked tina,
in such case she should undoubtedly be in danger
of becoming an old maid. Bacchus very much
fretted at this remark, and left the room; and
shortly after was missing from the house, together
with young lady Of the party, Miss Jane Flatch-
er) In couple of hours tie two fugitives re-
turned, man and rife. They had been to Squire
Everson's in the hollow, got joined, and the bride
groom exhibited his certificate to the company
But the best part of the scene was yet to come.
Miss Smith appeared to be far from chagrined at
this conduct of her reyengeful lover-for she very
quietly remarked, after being convinced that ne
was really married, and no mistake, that he could
not have done any thing TO crafty her 40 much as
she herself would long ago have discarded hun bui
that she considered she bound in honor to tul-
fl her solemn promise. Poor Bacchus! how ne
must have felt at this simple speech! We under
stand however, that breach of promise case will
grow out of the affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
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pressioos, vapopr, nervous attacks, &C. ME- im
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

Comparing this year with the last, there is an
increase of S33s4 80 in the third week in Nov,
while the total falling of to the o2d November is
S269. .037 81. Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

SINGULAR SURGICAL LExPERIMENr.-Dr.A Antoalo
Carraro informs US. ia the 4nadh URirerSah al
lfeaiciaia that he has successfully used acuPnHc-
ture in cases of apparent death. He performed
the following experiment before several individuals
An eight days old was kept under water I'LL
all motion ceased, when the animal was taken out;
the tongue protruded from the mouth and was COW
cred with froth. The extremities were stiff thsre
was no pulsation Of the heart, and every otker
sign of life was absent. On being cast into the
water for the second time it sank 10 the bottom.
1t was then taken OUT exposed 70 the sun, and
dried with warm towels. Abdominal irlctlonS
were Intellectually pracrised, and it was not uniii
the lapse of threeqartcrs of hour after the DIS
appearance of the signs of life that acupuncture
was had recourse TO. 4 needle was pushed on
wards through the heart, until it point rested on
the vertebra column. Five minutes had hardly
elapsed, when the needle observed 10 flo"r,
which indicated movement of the heart. ms
motion increased, which was soon followed by
movements of the upper extremites then re'Pira-
ton, CRYING, and lastly movements OF the whole
BODY. The animal continued TO live and sucked
is mother.
This same experiment was frequently repeated
with similar effects, from which Dr. Carraro con-
cudes, tina, puncture of the heart is noton!y nuse
ful but safe operation. He coscludes his re,
marks by trusting that his method may b' tired IN
cases of asphyxia. Provincial Med. Journal,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

XX7OOD SCREWS-25,O0O gross New
Wv England Screw Co.'S refined Brass and Iron Wood
Screws comprising variety of Lock- Piano Forte,
Machinery Gun Screws &c assorted from in. inches
No 90 superior other manuiicture in this
country or England. Dealers will be furnished with these
lower prices than good article be imported
Every description OF Brass Iron Sore will he made 10
order al short For sale by the agents.
MITCHELL " WITHERELL. "a John-si.
~. B. Wilson's Screws. Ames Shovels and Spades, Brl-
tauna Ware together with general assortment OF Domes-
tc Hardware for sale as above nSO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

BOOTS AND SHOES-A general as
sortrnent OF MEMS, BOYS AMI YOUTHS BOOTS
SHOES and BROGANS, viz Mcn's boys and youths
thick boots calf kp, sewed and pegged do mems md
boys thick and Kip brogans woUens misses and chill
irens' booees buskin slippers &c: Also fur cloth and
sezlet CAPS fine silk aud hats All sold low Tor
casor city sccep;ances by the dozen. Country
merchants would do well 10 call and examine at
GALE j. Co.'s, $50 Pearl street,
% ncrar IT Hotel ~ V
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DPINTING INK MANUFACTORY

nRINTING" INK MANUFACIU IUh Y.
Til, subscriber has for upward q w entynSe year
i-h lime il has been used extensively throughout h
iTnifsd states His long p-rencr as oil
as practical Printer, enables him " far
lin 81; brethren ihfou. bout Ihe union vino
nav favor Inn rsn ,heir custom with Ink OF very supe.
'tay @ sii,, Of Interchangeable color and reasonable
,srs rke lnG IS ~e calculated work the compo-
iriop roller and all descriptions OF presses cow In Use
The subscriber likewise manufactures iGk oi various cars
viz BED, Blue, Green, &c.
Orde. addressed l, his uauuecory Fronttreet be-
.veen Montgomery and GoGverneursreets, Ens RIVER,
will he oupc;Uary attended TO. GEORGE MATHER,
TIE above Ink is presen; used on this papsr % I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
AGENTS OFFICE. STATE PRISON,
AuburE. Oct. 10, 1912

AuburH. Oct 10, 1912
NOTICE is hereby given, that, sealed
Proposals will be- recrvesntlhe office of the sni,crb.
eTunTGesday the -0t day OF December next at 10 O'clock
A. ST. Tor the services Ten CoDyicis. with the privilege ot
Increasing The same as the Agen, may able To furnish,
any number exceeding Thee Hundred for The term OF
Five wears from The rst OF January next 10 be
ovrd in the rnanu Files and such articles OF Cut
ery OF Which the United States Is principally supplied by
suf,cient shop ROOM suitably warmed and lighted, VIA
b. furnished by Tie State.
Nate Persons making proposals. required TO name the
AMOUNT per day. offered the services OF each Convict
To furnish the Of The person or persons offered 40
surety in The Contract. win their written assent thereto
and r respective person making pr0D6a are tsgcifea
u, be present al Iip~ opening such poSSas toec
2Whl either 10 person or by dEy authorizes. agent
oi3 ,T90 HENRY POistiFHUS. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

POLITICAL ABoLlTlox.-The number of Abol
ton votes polled at the recen: Election in the
State oe
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

WESTERN MERcHANrs.-The following IS a
communication in the Journal of Commerce. ex-
cept the last three words which we are told were
stricken from the article as sent, by the EDITOR
to suit his own purposes He falsihes testimony.
as he has done a thousand times before, to lnlure
the cause of American Industry:
.Messrs. Editors: The following extract OF q
letter from an eminent lawyer IN kentucky, dated
November 10th, may be interesting and useful 10
your me; camille readers 1t may serve as a eau
ton to merchants to open general credits until
the times are more propitious.
"Tel your friends that the time has not yet
come when they again, with safety, open
credits with Western merchants. Our condition
and laws are now such as offer the debtor eXenp-
ton from trouble, and the temptation Is SO great
that the debtors strive 10 forget the Moral Law,
and are satisfied to keep within the limits OF legal
honesty In Indiana and Illinois, the collection OF
debts by law is quite of the question. in OHIO
the case is nearly as bad. In Tennessee the Le-
pis)a,ure, now in session. will probably enact any
relief law required by the debtors. Possibly the
Same NAV be done in Kentucky, in January next.
Our only relief, and your safety, is IN contraction
Of credits. economy and industry, and Domestic
Manufactures
| TMr. Gomez, the Lecturer on phrefolosy' !:
said, in letser from, England, to have lecturec
with singular success in Germany de acquired
the language very rspidiy-the Scotch are SAID te
learn German with great facility ard II is eddee
tha, his discourses produced slight Sensation
among the scientific men Of that country wn
nave no hitherto shown much affection to fhre
nology. Eve Poss.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

Am BRDWN, 47y HOUSTON slrPFt
Prepared and sold, wholesale AMI retn and Tor txpor
talon by A. Il. SANDS L co. Druggists and Chenis's
Granite Buildings, Nc rs Broadway. Of Cnan!ber
street New York Sold also by A. L, d. Sands. Drug
gi., Mas 10 and 100 Fulton street. David Sands Co.. No
II Ea, Broadway, of Markststeet- Price SIS
sa,,Ies tor * NIL #
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

Ts'U THE. LOVERS : superior Black
Tea-elowauas Mi1turel-This extremely delicious
aud unparalleled Tsa highly celebrated in China aDd
Europe just imported, Is for sale al the canton Tea
CoHapanys General Tea Establishment III Chaham-suss.
NewYork, in Chinese packages price 30 cts and s. EACH
my2l II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

pOARD.--A gentleman and his lie and
sE few single gentlemen have pleasant, r,orrs and
good board AT = sunays,rcct "A few day boarderS
bl,n be accommodated. nlt I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

Ncu,- York. Nov. IS. 1892.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

T. OOMS WANTED--Two or three un-
4 a furnished rooms wanted, without board. in geptre
.ouSe, by asDall family exceed hundrd
collars per year. payable nthly Address A II. n, tnls
Office. n29 tf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA.

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT u. RE Gf
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE OF TIE BLOOD, OR habit
OF THE SYSTEM. NAMELY
scRoFrLA EVIL. kHErhk rIsA, OBSTINATE crTA-
NEors ERuProSs, PiMpEEs. OK PCsTrLs> ON THE FACE,
RioTcsES sILEs. CHRONIC SORE EYES, RING wosN
oS TETTER, scALD HEAD. ENLARGEMENT or TsE
soNEsASo JOINTS, STUBBORN sLcsRs, sYPH.
LrrIc SYMPTOMS, sciArlcA ck LUNR,.
GO. and dicasss srrSlrS from al inju
dcious OF Mercury, AsciilcS,
CrOpsy, exposure or imprrdence
in lie. Abo Chronic Coast
uosai Disorders will be
moved BY this preparation
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

rgHO BUTCHERS.-Pr TO supply
the Aims House and Penteniary with Beef tor the
ensuing year commencing January N, ls4S, VII! be re-
Al the Office OF tie Commissioners in the Park, until
Thursday sh Dec isst For information of the kinds Of
beet wanted, please apply 10
New.York Nov. g. 1872 II, WILLIAMS, agent
Evening Post peasecopy. n2Slds
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-01

NNTILLIAM BROWNS Cheap Cash
wv Store, 1876 Cholbsu opposite Rooseyets street
Cassmrre Silk Fur Hats; Otter, Seal, Nutria, Cioh
and Silk Velvet Caps Several patterns, richly TRIM
med and neatly finished large as1rtme Of fancy Fnr
- nx Trimming splepdld Lynx Mufs and The real swans
Town Trmmiug all OF which will be soid, wholesale
t,i, very INV 90 stE 80 ms lms
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The italian Opera.
Mn 7 GopnoN RrNNrvsr.


Mr.. j. GoRDoN BENEFIT
Receive my thanks for the good opinion you are
pleased TO entertain OF me in your paper OF Tues
winter.
| must tell you that there is nothing positively de-
cided, but still / must say, that It is certainly my
intention to combine with myselftour five Of the
ducing some, operas: therefore had an interview
with Mr.. and Mrs. Seguin, and find both disposed
to join me IN the speculation.
The opera that have in view commence
ment,is splendid one, from the celebrated Mozart,
" The Marriage of Figaro" and there cannot be
another more adapted to the occasions; because the
Princes of Denmark" are five. l mean to say that
the success of that opera depends entirely upon the
talents OF five artists-three ladies' soprano and two
bass. The other parts are secondary.
My plan is this and am convinced that the opera
will produce immense effect, if cast as follows:-
Myself Figaro p.s.;
Seguin The Conte Almaviva Da''
Mrssseguin Susanna Soprano
Mad. Otto Contessa Almaviva soprano
Mrs Horn or Mrs Baily II Paggio Cherubno Soprano
Antonio Mr.. Latham Don Curzo Mr.. Meyer
(Marcellina and Barbarins are little parts)
With this proposed cast, the opera cannot fail; for
singers required to personate the five Princes of
De 1mark, and also five Others inferior characters.
Mrs. SUrroN can take her turn and perform some
other opera, after the Marriage OF Figaro, and many
ouer Soou aTtlsS may cOngregate tOgetner, III Iney
are willing to do so. This is, however, a trifling
thing.
The most important point is to raise a subscrip-
ton for twelve fifteen nights and the second DIFF
fculy is the theatre. The National being destroyed,
we shall be obliged to have recourse to a concert
room, and to have theatre fitted up for the purpose
! wish the Office of the Herald was symetrcally
large enough for the purpose, am sure you would
be kind enough to offer me the free use Of your
Enlistment
Iremain, dear Sir,
Yours, truly, DE BEGNIs
lib Hudson ST., st. Johns Park, Aug. Is.
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| THEATRICAL, MUSICAL, &c.-Simpson opens the
Park Theatre this evening, with strong male com
pany Ter comedy, consisting OF Burton, Abbot,
Placide, Fisher, Browne, Billy Williams, &c. /; but
| the ladies', with the exception of Mesdames Wheat
! ley and Vernon, are scarcely up 10 medocrty.
Thalia still lies in her shroud, without much chance
of resurrection, and Apollo is not recovered from
his potations with Pan ; though Mr.. Simpson in
tends administering to him few bottles of soda
water, and in two or three weeks get him on his
! legs with +" his wild harp slung beside him." The
only difficulty to be encountered in that desirable
effort, would be that of engaging good tenor there
being no English tenor singer in the country, except
ing Braham, who it would be difficult 10 enlist in
theatrical engagement. As BASES, Seguin and Mey
ers unexceptl enable; and of sopranos we have
number Of high order oftaent such as Mrs. Sutton,
Mrs Seguln, Mrs Hardwick, Madam Otto, Miss
Taylor, &c. Leader Of the Band, Mr. Penson,
without whom to organize an operate company
would be useless.
Mitchell opens the Olympic in few days with
new pieces, new scenery. some new farces, and
newly painted front to the Theatre, which looks
quite inviting. Alexander, the Glasgow manager,
has on the front Of his theatre bust of himself, sup
ported by Shakespeare and Ganck Mitchell should
mount one of himself, with Bengough and Corbyn
to take care ofhim.
Thorne, of the Chatham, sailswi the " tide that
leads to fortune" leaving the Rev. T. S. Hamblin
to founder in the big leaky Bowery
NAVAL NEws.-Commodore J. b. Nicholson vis.
ted the L. S. ship Columbus, at Boston on Friday,
and was received with the usual salute. Nathan
Cummings, the Collector of Portland, visited the
revenue cutter Hamilton, Capt Sturgs, about the
same time, and was received with the customary
salute. The Columbus is ready for sea, and will
sail the first fair wind, for Morocco. We under
stand that, in the space Of fifteen days after receiv-
ing sailing ORDERS she was entirely ready for her de-
parture. This is praiseworthy expedition
The U. S. soop of war Falmouth, Commander
Mcintosh was at La Guayra, 10th July.
The U. s. schooner Enterprise was at Montevideo
9th ult.
The U. s. brig Dolphin, Commander Rudd, ar
rived at Pensacola on the 18th from cruise in the
Gulf of Mexico. The following is list of the off
GERS attached to the Dolphin
Commander, John Rudd; Leutnants, Charles steeiman
and William Decatur Hurst Purser Chris Carlton Rice
Acting Master c. s. Me Donough Assistant Surgeon j.
s. Messersmith Midshpmen, :. Marcy J E. Hopson,
Z. Harris; Gun. Mate, Fred Rusk Carpenters Mate,
A. Bass Purser's Steward, F. M. Calender.
The ships of war remaining in Pensacola harbor
the French ships La Brilliant and Dunois, and
the u. S. ships Falmouth and Ontario and the brig
Dolphin.
On the llth, the French Corvette La Brilliant
fired one gun every quarter Of an hour through the
day, in honor of the memory Of the late Duke Of
Orleans Each of the u. S. ships and the Navy Yard
fired at II o'clock minute guns, twenty-one in
Der,
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NiBLos.-"The Night Owl" continues to rise in
pubic estimation-the gardens being full whenever
1t isperformed Ii far exceeds in splendor anything
the Ravels have yet produced Gabriel, Antoine,
and Jerome keep the visitors in constant good hu.
NOR 1t is given thisevenng, with the rustic panto-
mime OF 1.-THE Woodcutters,' in which Gabriel has
a tnepa Two pantommes on one night Pret-
~ strong-eh
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CHATHAM THKArRE.-The bills at this establish
ment present a rare treat in the performance Of
Jack Cade by Mr. Forrest, with j. r. Scott as Wat
Worthy, and Miss Clifton as Marianne. Thone
has opened the campaign with the most admirable
success thus far AT the close of the season, he
will, no doubt be possessed of substantial evidence
of the public favor.
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Lie of Henry Clay.

M THE ABOVE WORK. ADVERTISED TO APP
near in an extra New World, on Wednesday, August 81
will be published until Monday. September 5h, in
consequence of the delay necessary to revision
the postponement.
For sale No. 80 Ann street. in extra numbers Of the
New World the following Books for the Peope:, Co
dolphin novel by Sir Z. l.. Buwcr, I25 cents Abel
Parsons original novel srd edition, l2I cents Life
three cngravngs, price IS cents; MORLEY Ernstcinr
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Dr. Madden, an interesting account ofhe Irish rebellion
price rs cents Lottery Of Life" by Lady Bessington
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Court Calendar-This Day.

The Common Pleas opens to-day with double
One part will be held in its own room and the other
in the room Of the Circuit Court.
PART Mos. l, g. IL, 3, Z, 1877, ID, To- IL, 49, Il,
90 25, n, %. 49,,
P,Rr Mos q 8, 10, g. l96, IL, IA. 16. ls, 1873,
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DISASTER AT NORTH BEND.-A private letter from
North Bend states that when The steamer North
Bend burst the connecting links of her boiler in pas
sing that place the 18th instant, her way from
Cincinnati to Louisville, most of the passengers
were on the upper decks gazing at the mound where
which circumstance they attribute their escape.
Several of the crew were scalded, and the boat
having been brought to off North Bend for repairs,
Mrs. Harrison promptly despatched offers Of any
sstance in her power to the afflicted, which were
gratefully received.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Sew York. Monday. August 40, Is4a.

CoNoREss-THE TARIFF. = The members OF
Congress are fast leaving for home and 1t is
doubtful whether there will be quorum day in
the House to pass the Tariff if il comes from the
Senate, with but unmportant amendments
Ii is expected that Congress will break up to-
morrow or next day very quietly, or at least with
out any violent struggle. SO much the better.
Mr. Webster and President Tyler will probably
both be in this city before the close of the week