New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-23
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You will observe in our city new papeIt -
TIM. G,,. the name. OF nIucfg-sir merchants AM
trader. Of the city Of Mobile who have entered mo
a sole7is agreement with each Other mar my
will not. after the irst Of June next. receive me
notes OF the suspended bunk. ercepf ~ i.,"
sss-ie -gluf. The acsuai rate ut discount Viii oe
noticed from DAY to day lou can scarce! con
ceI,e # the effect upon business when the puo"'
carton Of the above pledge ha. produces. h'e's
thing appears L. be- al a st'ad-sul Tor the u"'e
being. som. persons declare tina, the attempt to
carr the plan INTO .acical operation ~ill create
revolution. An effort ; making 20 get TIP counter
movement
We published letter some time az IN "h'"
thi. subject was spoken of. and We then took &C.
ca.ion to expires. the hope that the experiment.
in question would have a fair trial On convis-
,ior tina, good would be the sure result ha' NOT
bee, in the ,li-h,e,, degree. shaken. T. our
friend. 10 Mobile, who prefer sound cuHea'y to
.hin.pa.,sr. deprecated p or 30 per cont below
par-,o Al such We .ay-rer'eTcrc.
FRox MsIi,o-Lc,ter. have been received
from Nr. Kendall. who /. >'iil IN confinement.
Tbor-a. Falccncr La, been released and has pub
l.bed a ic,,er declaring that he saw The passport
of Kendall The memorial OF the American mer-
chant. taken with the expedition 10 Santa Ana
ha. been published The Mexican Government
purpose, 10 build a railroad acro.. the isthmu' OF
Tehuan,epec. in iae South Of Mexico; but a the
distance /. 200 miles. the project will scarcely BE-
carried into execution.
u c. G. FosrrR. Editor OF the Louisiana
American. VIZ. recently challenged TO night dnr''
IT, accepted and all arrangements were ma.
About half an hour before the time ho refused to
6ch,-al',dgur that hi. seconds had placed him
ou nm ineaualitv with hi, antagonist By choosing
weapon with which he was unacquain'ed. and
81 u.ing which his opponent was an adept ana
that hc would not thu. expose his life. as hrs "i'e
and children were dependent on him Tor support
Hon. Mc,,r.. T. f. MARSHALL and GEORGE
Y. BrloGs are expected to address our citizens on
tho subject Of Temperance on the evening o'
Wednesday May 4th.
~ The Boston Transcript says that they are
assured the accoui, Of riot in Bowdoin College r.
Gently published j. false in almost every par
ticuiar
u The Editor Of the Macon. GA. Messenger
ha. been .ned for Publishing an advertisement
signed by responsible name. Damages la'd at
slj ,O09.
u The attention oiPraciical Phian'hfoPs'S' =
iayiied TO tie proposition Of School OF Industry
in another column. We have faith that that plan
will soon be- carried into beneficial operation.
u The Mail Contractors at the time present
in Washington had splendid public dinner on
last. and on Monday waited in body
upon TIC President.
- The ONego Advertiser suggests the pro-
prcty of calling convention OF the Southern lIer
OF counties, for the purpose of taking measures to
secure the completion of the Newly and hrie
Railroad
OJ7 The ship Union, owned by Johnson
Iowden was launched from tho foot ct seventh
street on Thursday evening at o'clock Just as
she reached the water she canted over and went
on her beam ends but she was soon righted with
ont injury.