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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-12
Herald General Printing Omc.

Herald General Printing Omce.
The General Printing Office capable of doing all sorts
OF printing such as books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions is open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott Printer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-12

Assembly,. 100 20
They have to choose wing Senator in place o
Mr.. Crafts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-12
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!
The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy.
Esa5ished for the Suppression Of ouaek,yy.
eu- BEG 70 INFORM ALL PERSONS DEsIKOUs
oil obtaining medical advice that renting the sum of
one dollar with statement of their case thew will be
supplied with one dollars worth of appropriate medicine
and letter OF advice containing full directions as To diet
regimen, &c All letters must be post paid. Address
w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent
Principal Office of the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street NJ Y
NB.-The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is daily in attendance
at the private consulting Of the College Hours
from 10 till O'Clock.
GO THE KREMLIN DINING SALOONS, NO. Ill
Broadway, of Thames street. opened strictly
European plan. At this unique establishment breakfast
dinners and ppers be procured at seasonabe hours
The daily bill Of fare made up from every delicacy
markets afford, and at moderate charges
Particular regard has been pd the selection of wines
for these saloons. Private parties be served in the
private rooms.
NIB variety of soups ready at IL o'clock AM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-12

THE EXECUTIVE ORGAN IN NEw-YoRK-In CON-
menting on the late Ashbsrton dinner, find that
Mr. Francis p. Blair, the handsome and comey
man. who conducts the Washington Globe" I'M
derakes TO say, Renett, tco sets up for the Erect
tire organ an Neo York." &c. Now to this I" soft i'm
parchment we interpose flat denial. We make
no pretensions to be Executive organ'-" court
journaP'-or the official of Captain Tyler 1t is
true, 1t has served the purpose of variety ofnews
papers and many politicians, to attribute to this
Joarnal such relation to the President of the Uni
ted States, with variety of other allegations of this
relationship, all equally erroneous and unfounded
On John Tylers accession to the Presidency, by
the death of Gen. Harrison, We soon perceived that
clique of violent ultras had determined to oppose
and disgrace, possible, the Presidential office, be-
cause the incumbent would not give them places or
pap. Such we know to have been the cause OF
Webb's opposition-such of Charles Kings-such of
Col. Stones, and recently of James Brooks, of the
Express Out of respect for the Chief Magistrate,
and concurrence OF opinion with his measures, we
have generally approved John Tyler's policy but
we discam entirely having any other relations to
his administration than that OF free spoken, indie
pendent editor, willing and able TO speak :" the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the TRUTH
on all occasions.
But while we approve of the general policy of John
Tyler, we have disapproved of the conduct of many
of his ofcehoders, and particularly the last act of
theirs in this city, purchasing such lump of old
absurdlty as M. M. Noah, and in making such a
miserable weathercock the organ in New-York. |
never would or could consent to pull In the traces
with such rotten fellow Noah-a man who has
no principles, nor much talent-and who, besides,
has been the cowardy instigator of all the attacks
on my character for the last six years in New York
If Captain John Tyler takes him into communion
and gives him office, of any kind, he is welcome
to him but he will find out his mistake before long
Hereafter, we trust that all newspapers, editors
politicians, and other knaves, will do Justice and
not defame our character by saying that we can
play in the same band of music with Noah We are
free and independent, and have some character
We believe that John Tyler has many more merits,
and higher order of talent than his bitter foes will
admit but we also believe that many of his Office
holders some of the greatest rascals fed by any
administration, and we advise him to look out for
defaulters by-and-bye. Our ambition is to publish
heightened, energetic newspaper, with the most
rect intelligence of all kinds. We are the organ of
the present age, but not bound any President any
politician, any man, any party, any sect, or any
clique.
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street Saturday last, and appeared to be getting
better fast The day was beautiful-but the sight
was melancholy. Alas poor Webb! how much
more comfortable and respectable you would have
been this day. if you had followed the sound advice
and good lessons gave you in 1929, 80 81, and 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-12

ADvIcE.-Mrs Ann s. Stephens, presiding divinity
of the Sunday Morning News, will have to keep her
boys in order. She promised to us in person, in
our office, that she would make them behave de-
Gently and she must keep her promise, otherwise
we shall have to apply the birch to their bottoms,
and no mistake.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-12

W ms Will be regular holiday at the Amer-
can Museum. This building with ;,s b,ndred ,y;,
dows, extensive Balcony, and fine Garden will af.
ford fine opportunity for visitors to view the nrocs.
slons, all OF which will pass here Barnum will have
his flags and streamers flying, and his military hand
of music in fall blast. Ten Balloons will ascend
from the Garden in the course Of the dav and t,y
splendid performances will be given by the inimita
BILE Yankee Winchell, Harrington the ven,r;loou;s,
and Magician, Mrs. Hood, the popular Vocalist, Ce-
leste, the Gipsey Girl &c, which, with 500 900 curl
osities present rare treat for twenty-five cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-12

W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office of the College, 81 Nassau st. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
VOL, I.

Of costs: rejcc,ed OF the Special Committee. in
favor OF reorganization of the Aln;house De-
partmcnt, and establishing workshops for the en-
Ployment OF the psnpcrs: laid the table and
ordered to be printed. In favor OF rcpaving Ber-
nard McSnrlcy a fine Of 80. Adverse to the APP
pcaton Of Peter Van Icc.siinc for INJURIES to his
horse hy falling into a sever in Jacob-Strect. Ia
favor Of paving Dr. John c. Covcl s. for services
rendered al the Third District Watch House: lost.
In favor of relieving John NJ. Patterson from a
fine for violation Of the hack laws. In favor re-
licving Bernard ellison from fine for violation Of
the market laws. In favor of relieving tranci.
w Lcdlcv from fine for violation Of the market
laws Adverse to relieving William Church from
a fine for not cleansing his sink. In favor of paw
ing Beujaming Warehouse 52J for compenSation
for injuries received while on duty Is Civ
Naictlrnan Adverse to relieving Leroy Mowry
from fine for violation Of ordnance relative TO
wh;.tv--. In favor OF RENTING the fine of John
\. Lalorgc, Adverse TO relieving Charlie, Cassidy
from fine
Invitation Of K. Peale for the Board 10 visit the
Ncw-i orA Museum at its u.1pcnng the 9th
insi. accepted.
Petition Of; Committee of the Board OF ASSES
sor. for an alteration of the assessment law. re-
icrrsd OF .Jay Jarvis for correction of tax : re-
fcrrc
Communication from the counsel Of tie Corpo-
ration relative to the decisions of the laws questions
on asses. mcnts, &c ordered on file
pager received from the other Board in
tavOrv rcnumbcrin" Atlorncy-strcet concurred IL.
RfsoLUrloSs-Of alderman Leonard in favor
OF RENTING the fine of=W lillian Church. referred.
For coniining the work the present year OF. the
Crolon Aqucduc, to the Harlem River. and bring
Ing the water across on Il temporary level: re-
te,7,cd
For the counsel of the Corporation to prepare a
law for ldop,ionby the Legislature in favor Of the
contemplated change in the tlmshou.c Depart
mcnt system lost.
For leasing the cellar under Fulton Market for
five years to Isaac knowltoa for s2,l00a year,
altered So rs to LEI, the cellar, at auc,io referred
For applying TO the Legislature for law to re-
store the auction duties TO this city: referred
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ported for The Ncw.Yorh Tribune.
Editorial Correspondence.
ALBANY Mcdnealav Eve Feb 2
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MONDAY, February s.
RgroRrS AporrEp-ln favor of suspending
James Buckndgr, Foreman OF Engine Company
No 33. Cor two Years; and Juu, Frazer Robert
5. summer, and Samuel Dunlap. members, ior ] s
months each for being incutpatcd in cutting the
hose OF Said COMPANY. In favor OF paving James
Murphy $50 for ringing The alarm bell on The Cen
TIE Market In favor Of transferring butcher
stalls in Fulton u,d Washington Markets 70 5. L.
Huntan,l J. f. Ruckic. lntnvor OF an apphcation
10 the Legislature to raise 0O0 by tax for
rho currcn, wear In favor of correcting the taxes
of Fl. B. Tappan, William B. Furness. NJ Ali
SON. T. Wheeler, and the Second Associate he
formed Church; and adverse 10 relieving James
Walker and Isaac Spencer from TAX, In favor OF
nov;ns= F;f,een,h-<,reet from the Eighth 10 the
tenth Avenues Referring the petition OF Mi
chacl Whelan for leave 10 erect apiazz' IN front
of his house on West-stree, to the Alderman ana
Assistant, OF the Ward In favor Of Tagging The
sidewalks, feet wide, through Washington. Troy
Bank and Hammond-streets. In favor OF dls'
charging John H Burleigh from a fine on payment
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
TIMBER FOR THE I. s. DRY

Il DOCK AT RGOOHLYN.-Sealcd proposals VIII M
received 4; the the Navy AGENT Nyr-i ork, until
the Isl ay Apri FOR furnishing a, tie Is. Navy Iari
BROOKLYN The following Timber Plank the foundations
| OF the Dry Dock, VIZ
1850 Spruce Piles OF leurh varying p 10 s. feet 10 ave-
rage les than % feet and he rot los than II and
average leas; L. inches diameter feet from the
butt excIn>jve OF the bark.
1860 .nea feet White Pine Timber foot square floor
Tinbes
1900 lineai fee. White Pine Timber foot BY 100, inches
square, Tor floor tinbers-
24l feet. board measure inch White Pine Plank Tor
flooring.
lie et boar! measure OF inch Yellow Pine Plank ior
All the above Timber and Plank To be OF perfectly sound
and durable quality
The SfRccE PILES 10 be- straight he procured
and IN all respects prepared for Sharpening and driving
The WHITE Piss TIMBER 10 be free from shakes and
large knot>tn bc saved straight and square edged 10 the
dimensions above given. md Of the following lengths. viz
oneal Of each lot 10 BE- sticks - 81 Is and 81 feel long
The remaining hall each sticks 81 81, 80, and II feet
long the number inca -act! length b nearly
the
The WHITE PINE FLANK 20 be entirely free from, large
knos square edged in lengths nj 81 o. g So IS 80 feet.
To average not less than y feet. and in widths from 10 10 ID,
10 average noless iallc.
The yellow PINE PtA&s 10 lie Straighcnrd AMI square
edged. suitable for driving sheet l;ng in lengths OF 10 or
I'll feet and in widtyo 10 TO Is inches. 10 average not less
than j. iIci.es.
All tic above Timber ana Flank be delivered on suc!
wharf or whar,c w.in The Navy Yard as may hcte>ig-
mated by the Engineer Of the Dry Dock, subject 10 the M
>pccon and approval oil such perSen a. ne MAJ select
Tie Pies 10 be delivered in such quantities and at such
times the Isl day Of july and the 18th day OF Oc'o
may be required by the Navy AGENT, he giving rot
les than week, notice.
The WHITE PINE riIBEg to be delivered between The Isl
,av Of September and 3l,l day of October
Tile WHITE and YELLOW ZINE rLASS betw cen tie Isl
October and 3Ot!i November.
The proposals viii ;ale the price stick tor 'e Piles
per cubic ioo; Tor the White Pine Tmberani per foot
board measure. for Ties and inch Pima Plank.
The right i reserved 10 assign less than the whole quan,
" Of each kind Timber any bidder and olurs will
be received FOR any portion Of either Kind.
Proposals, , endorsed, Proposals for Timber for Dry
Dock BROOKLYN"
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
cORONER.S OEFICE.

MONDAY, February g.
The Coroner held nm inquest to-day on the body
OF John Hill, a coored man, aged 80, Il native OF
this CITY. OF No. IS Anthony-s,rcet, who had been
seized with 4 violent choc "Wednesday last,
and. having had no physician died on Sunday AZ
,crnoon Ncrdc-Diedo of constipation and want
Of medical attendance
Also at No. 81 Anthonv-s,rect on the body OF
William Park. colorcd man, aged 30 years. OF very
incorporate habits who, after three or tour days
of nccsSlnt drunkenness, was attacked on Satur-
tav night with the horrors, and died on Sunday
night, Ncrdic.-Dicd of congestion OF the BRAIN
produced by n,emperancc.
DEATH FROM 4 FsLI.-Thc Coroner held an
inquest this afternoon at the office Of the Patent
Sugar Refinery of Mcssr>. WoolScy Woolsry, In
Sou,ll-strcct between Clinton and Montgomery
st,c;s. on the body o: john Frederick Fink, IA
rive Of Germany. aged %. The deceased WAS a
wo,cbman in the aforesaid Refinery, and abont II
O'clock. when in the eighth story. ran with others
~ SOC the wreck Of the steamboat Citizen. which
had been torn 10 pieces by an explosion when on
Pikc-s,rcct, and had just bean towed IN near The
Refinery. and falling accidentally through The
ha,chwnv OF the eighth story 10 the hrst hoos, was
so terribly crushed and injured By the fall from 4
hight of abou, fec, ,ha, he cNpired@Soon 'tter.
Ncrlic,-Tha, he came to his death by falling ac-
cidcntav through the ha,chway OF the Sugar ne
tincrv of Wool>cv & WoolScv. in South-street.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
POLICE OFFICE.

MONDAY February ].
DlsAsrRous THHrr.-On Sunday night, a c-
male named Mary Maxwell stole into the house of
David Lee. No. 81 Prince-strcct, the family in
bed, and ascending 10 the third story, stole two
iron pots, with which she undertook To descend TO
the lower floor, in order to make her escape. In
her descent, however She Slipped and fell, and,
rolling down stairs with the pots, one of which was
broken. She raised such terrible alarm that the
sllnbcrins inmates aroused ; and. starting
up and running to the of the noise, there dis
covered the woman living amind the wreck Of The
.:,inei pot, with her face bad ~ cut, and having
handed her over to the watch, she WAS lodged in
the wa,ch-hou>c, aud to-day sent to prison 4, the
Upper Police Office
CnAnGY of STEALING Woop.-Twc carmen.
heretofore of respectable standing, named John
Smith and Jacob De Baum to-day arrested
on a charge of having the I'd inst, in the even
ing stolen two loads of chestnut wood, worth Is
ShillingS from the wharf between Robinson and
Barclay-strcc,s property OF John Pcarsall. winch
a colorc,l man named John Van Aulcr dcposcd he
saw them take They were held to bail 10 answer
the complaint, which they gave.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
SUPERIOR COURT.
.-ti i-NlD'N WIN
Before Judges Jones and Oakley.
MONDAY, February g.

Ednara Sanford vs. he Mayor, Cotporo'ion,
&c. Of Ncm- Yorh.-This was an action brought
by the plaintiff recover the amoun, Of his salary
as one Of the Judges Of the Court OF General Scs-
sions, which was opposed on the ground, l~t, that
the law creating the Judges unconstitutional,
not having been passed by lwo-lhrd vote, and
2dlv, that action could not be brought against the
Comnon Council for the amount. The Court
stated that all the objections had been pasSedupon
by the Supreme Court, and decided in favor of the
law, and also the right TO sue the Corporation
judgement for plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

OF Ground containing about three in high
Of cultivation, situated in the pleasant and fourisng village
of Ncwiowy t. L. ~ miles from the Ferry Williamsburg
On the premise, dwelling house and kitchen adjoining
Also barn and an excellent well Of water, good garden,
r, location desirable being in the immediate vicinity OF
churches schools stores and about 100 yards from the
Post Office where. stages lass Ia and from Npofork four
times day For further particulars apply at 65l Broad
sav ~ T. or oi Thomas Lonrcr, stage house Newtown.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
THE TRIBUNE.

II The following letter, though wres at Albany sever
al days ago has only jus, 10 hand by Mail and it
contain, some Information otherwise given sc have
Guided 10 nser, il:
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

Ornamental Letter and other type in proportion.
Th-,. are the prices credit OF SIX months; bur We
wish al this time 70 encourage short credit or cash pur
chass and ,ril therefore make discount Of I'VE per cent
for NewYor acccpiances, al nnnty days, ana ten per cent
for cash.
W. have recently added many splendid articles 10 our IN
walled assortment OF Printing Types and furnish
yer, thing necessary Tor Printing Oaee with the uno,
zproulpttude. IEo. bhG ~ . ~
-; ~, of I !.crne H-uce [ Co {! 2wl3tw
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
r51WO SILVER MEDALS AND7 DI

' WV ICllIh LIiJ-hlL'J nv -
4 PIOMAS have h-eri awarded TO John landmark, 8:
CtanhersSrec Tor the best Cologne ana PeruiEery fol
years he has been .n@agrl IN the manufacture % Ter
linry in tins ci;v and until the present time he h;s Eo
presented Gscli before The public IN the advertising col
ma, o any paper but sustained by the decision Of en-
nent Judges Pcriunerv al the FAIRS held III hiS cy
and RoSt0 he feels authorised in aging those Hho want
any article in h line that at SO ChalhanStreel they may
find superior quality, Al moderate prices rleinhef NE
nur,h,r Chatham Chnpt did ~
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

TIME Counting Rooms Of C.. {. MARS n,
SO Cedar street. continue open from NJ. 20 r VI
in order mat merchants and Others a:a thet' e. OF
cours, OF instruction that traly practical one l. en-
braces complete ROUTINE OF colrerca! tra!aeol ana
a keeps sci OF books in counting house To ao>a Who
y. lin The NJ desires 70
saw ;aa, h principal work on bookkeeping es I,G mn
Public schools. and other large institutions aAd mat ne
h,S has the honor o being re-apTo'nrd teacher OF oook
tn1 Tor the Mercantile Library Association or this
PaspectuSes, with nag 5e had al tie counting
~. - ,fsya- l6 In
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
TI1O THOSE WHO DESIRE the quie,

AMI delights Of country ic.-COUNTRi SEAT
AND FARM.-F-r SAFE Tor exchange Iof improved city
property cheap, and accommodating terms, beau
u! place 10 Clntonye Essex County, n.
ia pleasant healthy and improving section OF country,
miles Newark, from Eizabc'biown, and r. rom
Ner-Yok, which be reached in from an lour To an
hour a,! half The IIan>ion-lnuse and kitchen aGJoin
are of stories .inng II rooms snoke-room, noin~
cellars and garcts, Flower and kitchen gardens with
ornamental fences Also barn. cn"bois, caage-hous,
&c all in excellent order brook pond wells springs, &c
the place, which also abons N fruit The soil Is excel.
lent Tor the RAISING OF or;-- well rs other produce.
Churches Schools pos. Office, (laly nals,) stores 3c
convenient.
Yi, place is offered Mt price less than the Coz,
OF the buildings and improvements and would be divided To
uit purchasers Possession Immediately. II not sold, vii!
be TO let
~ Also for sale exchange, place Of go acres, on
which is frame house the 81 Joseph River, near The
village Bristol Indiana. Inquire at No l3s Nassau street,
onno.. Clinton Hall. jl3r
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
EOR SALE or EXchange-.A horizon1a

H'OR SALE or ENchange-A horizontal
hsil-es'ure Engine. with opPc, steam and exhaust
feet stroke: horizontal pump over the cylinder wrought
iron connecting rol u feet long. wa,rr-wce SHAFT and
pillow blocks Tor ,iail Al, the parts except eccentric.
complete and good order The Engine in all lis parts made.
strong that high steam can he used necessary
For further particulars inquire OF t. NJ Saton 22 Water
OF Thnnas j Blanck 30 Hudson y. I. Is I'M
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

Edwara Danscomb and others vs. Georgia
Insurance Compnny.-This was a demurrer to a
declaration. The plaintiffs insured a vessel for a
year to run between certain ports, but She wen,
beyond and was lost. Judgement for defendant,
with leave to amend within 10 days, on paymcn,
al ,~a.t.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

A[atlhcm W. Phm vs.. Lyon LcrI-IhiS was
All action, the Court stated which rested entirely
upon questions Of fact, was relative 10 large
lot Of goods pledged 10 defendant, and which he
sold under circumstances of great loss plaintiff
Verdict was given for latter. Motion for new
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
p-OTTFD GERMAN SlLVER.--JAS.

III G. MOFFETT III Prince->treet, near Woos;sr,
,yonll pa-ticulav cni the attention Hardware Dealers
and Manufacturers TO his superior article OF German Sver
which . offers Tor >ae wholesale and retail al all tck
n,>,> and warrrnis il equal any cltc. Foreign or Do
n!e>tic, for color and ss;iics>. - U
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09
T1OR SALE-A Farm, two and half
9N apA ahnnt ihrtcen ,ailas

A rare chance for those commencing business, con.
S,ting Of Go bottles valuable set Of drawers scales
slow and counters; also, valuable soda water Oun-
tain with every requisite Tor carrying on the business The
above viii be sold low for cash. at the drug store, corner
Cal and Madison. q atr
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

T AIDES can purchase the Tricophc
81 rou> Metcate Compound for the Hair At FIFTY
Gents per bottle. al the Hair Dressing Saloon, III Broad
way, Clalui,crSrtc at the wholesale Ware
house i6 BroAlMay CORNER Of LIberlyst up stairs ID
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

PeterJ. .Stnycesnnt V. Catherine y GODS and
oMerS.-This was an action the non-pavmcnt
of rent to recover bacl, premises leased 10 de-
ceased tenant, bu, the defendants claimed that
(,hcy were administrators, and entitled to n
ycul to settle up the estate. The Court held that
!, landlord, in such the present, had ;
right to possession if the lease We're not complied
with, and u verdcr given for plaintiff
] Indictment affirmed.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

UIO- pRINTERS.-l200 lbs. Brewer
TYNE. snitabe Tor country Faper for sale in lots 10
niI purchasers. . oenis per ill., cash. Also, 500 III,
Eonn,rje pcr 90 cash Persons reiatng incur
IN, foonfv Wi. be charged the discount
+; lw GREELEY L McELRATH 50 Ann-sL
nR. !. G.. HEWETT takes this method
&c return thank, his friends and the public Tor the
liberal encouragement has received in his line OF Rracucf
which is confnrd Sprains, D.ocatons, HIP Diseases,
White Swengs, Cu.rature and Diseased 3pllits, I.leu
.a,isr Nervou, Affections Con.ractons and all Diseases
The joints anil Limbs, &c.
References given On application Dr. H. 5H Broadway,
etween Rroome and Spring sIs ]a0 >0t
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

pOiHDlNG-A@c gentleman and his wife.
- two single gentlemen, ~ accommodated with
good board al No ii Fulton Also three per
son can be accommodated with dinner. n2J Il
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

M .iNTED-A place TO do housework
w IN snail iarv, hy girl y Pitt Good re-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-09

For sale by the principal Booksellers N ;he L States