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New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

u Wnvcr!ey T.inc.--The public can now lepeni
upon thu lins going through without delay the route !;
Tie afternoon, alter leaving Pine viii drive from In'
stand tto', right through, and mistake. h !0'
can't believe this Is rrne ride and see.
Fare 6! ccEig. Season tickets, $40 per quarter.
III lw "a GEO W HOHAN
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

II Born with gold spoon IN his mouth. i. often
Eeuravcy The iucoms Of the young Prince Royal
vi England who hi, birth Duke OF Cornwall !.
abou, tehuadred and y thousand cDHars year, ard
while by the Cos land III, squang infant Is eE,l-
tied of right 10 tas enormous sum, hundreds
and thousands OF families are daily suffering for the
mon Of life aud dying from! siar'a-
ton. so much 70. English monarchy sE4 Erg !sh JUS
ice Happy, happy. England Who would lot rather
die from hunger governments, thar dwell III
this land o.. liberty aud plenty. - Bread or Flood !,
raised Upon :her banners, but bread comes IAeycry
aloud Tor food ana get eoed-uot With Joy-bu 10
sls, ~. Tse we'll suffer but how much Eiore the SEX
Here the poorest find relief. Shermass LoZehge'
ere made them coughs cc!ds whoopias cough head
aches sud consumption yield 10 these powerful articles a.
ton charm. Head Quarters al .c5 Nassau street
S.ermaAs Lrzsuges sold al the warcaeGse II 3
Nassau St and by Agents no -l} and i59 b nad.7
Eas, RolaSay. lss Bowsry, 22t Bleeckcr AID - ilud-
son sts.. =. IS and l9 Fulton 81 Eeookyn Redigg
Stale. L Boston.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

g Major TecnMAN is lecuring OF Poland at
Batavia and other villages in the western part OF
this State.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

% Rev. ,JonS PlERroST will lecture this even
ing before the Lycenm at the Tabernacle on : ne
Education of the Practical Man The subject
and the Lecturer combine to ensure large audieace
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

FIRE AND Loss OF TWO LvEs.-On Friday
nj. Int last the ,avcrn-lsuse Of n. Potter at Will
limanlic, Windllam, Conn, was consumed by lire,
and servant girl burnt in it. MIR. Nathan /.
Bonchley machinis,, of Willimantic, was Instantly
kilsd by tina falling of some part of the building
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

THE LOWELL OFFERlsG.a neat monthly OF Sc
PAGES, composed en,irely OF original essays BY me
volume this month II epLodes Isuch excellent
matter, including Engravings and Music, and j.
afforded tor 81 per annu,n. Il deserves geuer
Gus support.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

g The whole amount of marine risks in the
Insurance offices of Boston for the last yenr was
s3s, las, ISL; that Office risks scopes, 95S and
the louscs for the year $l,454,53l 90 The
amour, Of insurance by offices not of Boston was
$l3 255 1898, and the of their losses was
S35423l.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

BLOODY ArrAIR-lt will be remembered that
in April last Mr.. Allston was killed in duel with
Gen Reed of Florida. Willis Aston, brother
Of the deceased, afterward killed Gen. Reed. he
then went to Texas, where it seems he became in-
volved in new and still more bloody qnarrels. a
New-Orlcans puper says that he arrived in the
neishborhood of Brazoria about the 10th ult that
ahou, six or eight miles from the town, il tho
woods, he met DR.. John Mcneil Stewart that an
al,erca,ien arose between them relative TO a friend
Of Mr.. Stewart, both heing armed; that Allston
drew his knife to stab him, but Stewart, perceving
his intention, fired three shots AT him with one OF
Colts pistols that Alston, though severely
wounded, fired rifle and shot gun at his opponent,
which instantly killed him.
A memorandum from Thomas F.Mchenna, OF
Galveston, on the back Of one of the letters, from
which this is learned, states that Alston was ar
rested taken out, and shot by the citizens OF Bra
zoria.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
JusCph It0WeI!.
New York January IL, 1912. "a
- Fifteenth, ward asniIrond mee,i.,


+ Fifteenth SSard ssntirond Mee,in,
a,ayery large meeting OF the citizens CT the r,.t u.
Ward held ~ Constitution. Al Hill Monday evening" lin
January ts4 called together for The purpose OF sHora
md to the Ere Ralnosd Company, WV. ruSNls,, e,
wa. called TO the Char au rfo,. McCAxrY and WV
BoYp were appOiatsd SecrStateS
MrN,coMBxx III agent o! the Railroad C-mpapy h
ing ee,t On cAp,siucd :he meet.sg The a.
p,o,pects u the Eoa,!, very mucn I" The .ulisfaros
those ceut.elnr. ~ho pleased 10 attend
Mc>,rs. NOAH Cook join NARO. BsNJAMlN CuaI,,
L. 81 NEYlNs aud Ell iiASr ths Committee appoial.
Tor Tia. purpose reported The following resoIulns,
Which SITTER addresses from NOM Coos and DvpLmSs
Dxx, Egg, were passed unanimously
Resoirsd That it Is tho duty, as II SHOULD be the prl,
of every Citizen OF tbs great Commercial City, TO aid
r.a!uiA. the trade nhcn .he already enjoys aid ope
ng >uci new channels OF communications W, DO cas
lated increase the trade and consequent wealth Ii
city.
city. AND the character enterprise of her nhaStsl
that the Ncw-Noik anl Ere kairond be speedily co.
rlctrd.
RtsoirsG That We heartily respond 10 tho proce'tEs
OF ~. meeting held AT Nibos on the 18Th uuiD, a,
pledge ourselves not 10 be behind aGy Ward Ill the tr
IN proportion 10 populations and OF h, great anic,
beneficial cutcrprt@..
ResO!r.a. That hr .Commcrcia Emporium Of III
Union viii raise mcn OF dollar, III The uihre' Pr
posct aid OF the construction % e longest ~ no
important Railroad III the world
* was Rfsoirtd That Thomas MSCarty, NOAH Geo
Joseph Htljtou Jghn K Townsend, Jacob H. Leroy
Bepiama Curtis, bo appointed 70 obtain subscfIpioa
throug ,ut Tho Ward
Rs,oeed, That the proceedings Of this meeting X
sjsned by the Officers aud published in The daily papc
WA. p. FUHNiSS, Charmiu.
T NJ, Al p3xn Secretaries. -
w % - ''N''''
" Important public Meetin2.-The cit
zen, of Yos, friendly the Bankrup, Law, wi.ho.
distinction of party, hereby invited TO meet sits
Merchants Exchange on THURSDAY. the 18th OF JI.
u,rv ms att O'clock, p. NJ for the parrosc ofmrmor.
zng Congress srainst the repeal Of al
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

BowsRY .tMPHlTnsArSE Novelty ss!l!' .''ou ah ,
r,' comh,rc. hire for the qualification OF the
public s,,e. A.peudi kill is offered mere Tonight en-
arac,ns the 9Th tie whoe cor pa"y me al" ~,
,n,I. including tue uuapproach7hlc T. NTurher' Inc
Rivers Family &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

tn YOUTHS ArHES.EUM is new weekly
Qasrto psper al Baltimore, Md.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

M.ssAcHusErrs.-Th State Treasurer reports
tina, the Receipts Of the pas, year haye=Jee
s4o4, 3l9 l8; the Expenditures s3s9,928 81 a
small balance due last year has been paid, and
there is now in the Treasury S77554 O..
The ONT Colnnltce has reported that, making
the proper correction of the Lowell vote, George
Hull is reelected Lieutenant Governor. Report
laid on the table for consideration.
The Wing candidates for Senators in the Counties
which failed to elect--to wit, Robert Cross i'll Essex
James L. Robbins and Meletiah Everett in Norfolk
Seth Sprague and Jesse Perkins in Plynou,h-were
severully elected by he two Houses ia Convention
on Saturday, having eos and 9 votes to 1875 and
for the Loco-F oco candidates. Although the Wing
Candidates had in every instance plurality OF the
Peoples votes, not r-inge Loco-Foco vote was cast
for them indirect discordance with the doctrines OF
the party in regard to the Election of adams over
Jackson &c.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

I'm. =. Society Librnry.-Th- second series
of ElocurioHary Readings AID Reductions by Mr.. &.
MO!VAlI, vii be delivered on Fhnr,day Evening jan
H. 1872 preficed III Introductory Remarks. To cen
reDce y O'Circk. Jll2t'
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

" Packet Sh'p for N-ircrpooi-Ihr ~
Ship Sogthcru.r viii sail 20 iay At - O'Clock for Live
pool. Litter Bays close nj IIALE'S NEWS ROOM
m iI9k
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

AMERICAS MUSEUM THIS Is the last night sHt 'nrs' Oh
the indian " airors aud Their Sqna"> ot"sf ho'e''
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

.CoSsuNprlos CyRAbLE, by J. s. ROSE, NJ.
D. is small duodecino volume which has just
reached Us from PhadelPhia. The author pro-
tesses to have fully mastered Con,ump.on and
prescribes mode OF treatment for its cure. The
book is Tor sale BY C. Wells. SO Gold-street.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

u The Houss OF Representatives OF Indiana
has, by vote of Sc 10 10, ra,sed &C, aboishlns
Imprisonmen, for Debt.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

" On the morning. oE the I'd inst. the work
shop and dwelling o; ". c. Bcrryhil', and the
large dwelling of VIM. Jones, Esq a, Augusta,
Ga were Totally DESTROYED by fire. Loss about
So 0Oo-hat insured
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
MARINE JOS KNAL.

PORT OF NEW-yORH, January II. lsla
HFirinture A.nmnnc.-THrs Day
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

" have been for the last ten months so afflicted Wiz
the Rheumatism that it has been possible TO do any
thing mos, Of that couiaed the bed. For twenty
wears past have had the Rheumatism three years 10
terrible e1ieE; besides tie months confinement Ny
friends aad aceuain.pcss I'll know this. aud those Hho
have seen me within the past week also knoE that aGn
so much be,tar 10 make rcreduous without seeing
me- find myself II not perfectly cured, near so that
u,sy sly man, and d IL" days more Eiiist
make the cure perfect. This wonder hd- heea done by
.he use OF one boe Of Iudian Vegetable Elixir, and
Heves Nerve snd Boue LirimeEt. from C"mstock and
Co Il Maiden lane. A. Z TYLER, Rector street
CITY and County OF Nav York.
A g. TYLER being daily swa'H b. INC depose' and says
,hst the above OF iac, BY hn subscribed are
true Sworn. December l,t, ISL.
GEORGE /. GILBERT. Commissioner Of Deeds
The ABOVE 10 be had only q, II Naden-laHe
HowE's HYGIENE iIoksHcu>p CASoY.-A pleasant ant
speedy coughs. th:o. ioes OF voice ana AL
diseases arising from cold Also for bonchitis NO '!ie
drugs in this PREPARATION which doubt TIE oesI III
The market being perfectly safe. aad At tee same TINE Ell!
cacors, i32 Broad ay. corner o. Howars
u We advise tho,e who wish 10 purchase Hcscs oil
Hair TO call upon MrA C. Barry, i46 Broadway, tho
only individual vho initiate nature, On that depart
men d in this country.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
SEp,l,nNss dbE e.

II SUTTON & KUNDLE, III closing the Season nav
concluded to offer Tor the coming Few WEEKS their 'afs'
stock Of Dry Goods ut prices TINT " i'll warraat t''1
Immediate sale. Our assortment coy pete, anu ID c"
sing present sock, pledge ourselves to give s
BARGAINS such may be pleased to give W call
IL SPRING STREET
NBOar goods are all sound and no deception pm
iced. 81 dW ~
II Temperunce-rhere will Is" TPmp'rsn
Meeting held the aehodst Church in Tw01ty sevssa
-uect This Evening, Jan. IL. Speaker, Me,sr. s.D
aud Bfocknr,0u and other. They will sho~ wh,tn'
Will do Illpprrs, vcnder. of liquors ann the pihn :
genrfai ars nvIlnd 10 nttrnd. No boys admitted ar!a'
X Garments of lhe first Iunlify, reno
mnde--incIuding Surtoul,. Winter Fiocks, CiFi
Clocks, &c, offered reduced prices OF "
airanccd state Of the SEASON. AT 29 Broadway, c0rrf
Hurciay- street, (hmarcan Hotc)
III Jthwistf WIN, T.. JENNINGS.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

70 Silas Deity, who was lately arrested torrob-
bling the mail near Fredona, was never Fosimas-
ter. but only Clerk in the Post-Oice at Adrian,
Mich. He was there detected in opening letters,
and Sent 70 tue PcnitentiarY.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

Il E7oms s.cnaue."-Ihe LEAGUE meets ms
"wednesday evening, O'Clock NJ lie Repository VI
the American Institute in ,aa Park Inc irehhs u 10
tecou To American labor and the promotion OF
Commerce. are iuved at:egd. Strangers who may ue
in inc ci,v are particularly invited and otter their
views. " -
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

MA1sE.-Thomas S. Puen, Drummond fafns'
worth and Franklin Smith (Locos) have been enc
90, - I'll the three vacancies in the Senate, which
now consist. of % Locos and 3 Wings The
uo,,,. cons;,,. Of about $50 Locos TO 60 Wings.
There is a report in circulation, importing that
Hon. Reuel Williams will resign his seq; in the
r. S. Senate, and GOV. fairfield be elected in his
s,aad. and that Hon. Samue! F. Blake Of Bangor,
who will thus become Governor pro TEN. vii! be
the party candidate Tor Governor next fall.
There are not great many Leco-Focos at Au-
gusta in search Of office-not more than three
barn-yards full. For Messenger to the Legislature
there were but 40.
Gov. Fairheld's Message recommends the usual
dose Of Economy. Bank Reform, reduction of the
State Debt and even ventures TO urge protio-
ton OF Small Notes. The cloven foot peers cut
again He urges the passage Of resolutions Tor
the repeal of the horrible Distribution Law, waic
he rays has not one redesming feature. We ap-
prelend /, nigh: redeem of the State Bonds)
He hopes the Legislature will not take It's share
Of the Distribution (We hope it will trr that
same.) The Governor is exceedingly valorous on
the Boundary Question, and says, il the General
Government don't get possession soon, Maine must
take it, and, 9" if need be-, use all the means which
God and Nature have placed in her hands 10 main
tain it. Go ahead
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12
= 6oilroad ,ree,in--rIFrH WAN

q RuiIrcad ,Tceiin=-flFTH WARD ~
TEST.ON!-The ci;IAeus ol the Fifth Ward, Wis.
distinction party profession, respectfully py,
10 attend I meeting RIley's Fifth Ward Ho,e, ~
gvcnipc Jar l7th, o'clock, sor the parpo,. a;
spordlp. to the meeting held Nslo's Oh tie asA ~
and rlkiac sctive sec.re the speedy co.
,ou OF That lmpo.,an, eu,crprise-the Se~.ro,k r,
Erie Ia lrosd.
The following gentlemen compose the COMMITTEE
Rufus l.. Lord, Robert Joses
X B. M,ntu7r Robert C-r,ry
j. t.. Hamiltou, houas w ludlos
T.. Delnlsnh Jr. ~
r. Niafh 7Ynrd-kAlLROAD MEETING IN
Ninth HarG ms, do her dntsThe oitizen. OF the Mr..
Ward are.urgeply called apou 10 AHEAD public p,.,
isg at Jefferson .ia co.ue. Of nadsoa and Chart,
streets, on "Wednesday evening Jau. Il. a. aai.p,.
oe!ocS for the purpose OF confeIras together AID a
ur such mrau, as VIII bc bSt calculated >ecu,s Il
speedy completion OF that ~srk 50 essential 10 ii. p,
peri,y o: this City-rhc ee-forA 4 Ere Railroad
Several addresses viii be made By gentlemen eOuo.
tent 10 ;ho Importance OF this Road TO the p,op.
aud CO .ul,.crce of New, York.
rrcoGlau Campbell. John NorsS,
JOHN v. Grc.ui.d, VI. IL L.onarI,
Horace -. Joha. DAVID Il. poremu1
" Ia. HandevIilc, Cairt Grten
John W. Harris. stephen Potter,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

~ The Philadelphia Inquirer has heard OF two
money packages that were forwarded by the mai
that was robbed on Saturday nght-one contained
81 3a5 in bank notes.-the other 5000.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

p Mr.. I.egrand, ii. .oc,rFoco Speaker OF The
Maryland House OF Representatives, has decided
that the minority OF a Committee has no right TO
make u rroor,@
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

The next 3teamS Ship to Leave
aosTos YRsM BOSTON
Columbia. lcayc. -. Jan. Britannia, leaves. FEB
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

We respectfully protest against The continuance
of this rninou, sy stem Of National Policy, and. aban
ioniug all minor divisions will upon the broad
basis of /" Protection 10 American Industry, conf
DENLY expecting that like the First Congress OF the
United States o.! America whose frst the
" Protection of Manufacturers the Twenty seventh
will sustain our views, and relieve the Country from
its present embarrassmen,s.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

II We are indebted TO Hon. J. F. RANDOLPH Of n J.
for Congressional Documents.
q We are indebted 10 the Messrt. HARDEN: for the
early receip, Of Albany aud Boaton papers.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

n. The Ammonium Kcpnblic-Said 10 pe
re,.nt, discovered he alerioi OF teF" curious Az"
amusing book by E> Mitshpmaa T. Ss.,ge . C ns1i
49, 9Th ppiiosupnical Society OF Williamsburg nndtol
,n,nn,-i,n so,ietv If Staten Island, this day pub
li.Lcd for the author, by 5. COl.MAN i4 John ST..
"a - up stars.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

" Wednesday. the 9th of February, (tour
weeks hence will be the G9th Anniversary of the
Rirtb.D,v Of our late lamen,ed President, Gen
WILLIAM HESRY HARRISON. Shall it=not be
commemora,ed in our City, VIII not one Of our
Wing General Committees take care that at leas,
AN Grafton commemorative OF the Life and Ser
vices of the deceased Patriot and Statesman be
delivered on the evening of that day?
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

u Eaercnn1iIe h.i1rnry Leciurc~.-Th'
Tenth ecurc of the Course will be delivered AT Clinton
Hall Wcluc .tuy evening" jan Il, Ut half pust o'clock
by Beniau Sillman, Ii. D., Professor Yale College
Subj.ct Sketch Of the Structure OF the tartb, III
sIudIng The Leading facts Of seJiogy.
Tickets, admitting lady md gentleman hity cents
III IT By Oh. LEWIS McMULLEN, Nee See.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

10 petition addressed TO the Mayor and
Council of the City of New-York is in circulation
tor signatures, which sets forth hata great mum
Der OF horses, old and worn out with labor and
abuse, are deserted by their owners and turned
into the lots and avenues to die of starvation and
cold. We are surprised tina, persons rcsidisg in
,leupper Wards have not long since taken mea-
sures to remove this evil.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

% The Temperance Socisie, of our City think
of celebrating the approaching anniversary Q:
Wa.hing,ons Brth-D Day by . general Tea Party
over which the Ladies of the Martha Warrington
Society will preside. If tits TO be familiar so
cial gathering, at cost which will enable the Foor
es, to participate, we heartily commend 1t to gen
pral tsyur,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

~ The Michigan Central Railroad is now I'm
ished from Detroit TO Jackson-SO miles-snd the
first train was run through on The 30,h ult.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

REcoyrRy or TIE SroLKs JEwELs.-The Bal.
timore paper, al yesterday contain The intelligence
tina; all the jewel. stolen from the patent Office at
Washington have been recovered Information
was receiTsd OF Monday which led Police Officers
Hays, Zrli and sidscley OF that City to yi.i, AID
examine the schooner Mary Bright, lying at tina,
port, but soon to sail for Richmond. They found
the cabin locked bns 1t was soon opened by the
Captain ssd The first obec, that met their eyes was
alsrge black leather trunk, marked James An
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

70 Mr.. TOWNSHIPS Usury bill, now before
the Assembly. provides tina, no interest above
seven per cent. shall be lawful and that wherever
nsury is set up as defence and proved, the plain.
tit, shall recover the principal only of his debt, and
the defendant shall recover costs. Weare opposed
10 the repeal OF all restrictions upon Usury bu,
hope this bill will pass.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

U The Lacon QlIinois) Gazette gives long
ascoant OF the flight and subsequent capture of one
A. H. Bangs, who had contrived, it seems, to OBJ
tain charter for Railroad Company, OF which
he elected himself President, and in that capacit,
had somehow contrived to incur liabilities amount
in. to some $4,000, the less OF which falls heavily
upon number of contractor. and poor laborers.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

~ For an abs,rae, Of the Correspondence be-
tween Governor Seward and Governor Mcdonald OF
Georgia, First Page.
" For an interesting Letter from Harrisburg I'd
see FRS; Page.
80 For an accoun, OF the Great Fire &c. RON .Ae
new work entitled The Ehngha1ns, and Poeaa
from The Dial see Last Page
New-York tribune., 1842-01-12

TAE AMA2oSIAN REPUBLIC, Recently Discovered IN the
Interior Of Peru By Ell -MidsAipmsu TIMOTHY SAY.
AGE New-York: 5. ColxaA.
This is sstirical romance. after the manner OF
Swift but soms way after. There are some good
hits in it, but no, SO much fun as the author I'M
AGNES. It is not equal to Gulliver, though good
deal better than The Monikin! We advise any
one who has little Is do and g warm masinarion,
to bay copy and read it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-13

JopN AMPS AtptuoN.--A few yc>r, ago there
arrived al tl.r hotel erected near the niagara
Falls. an odd looking man whose appearance and
dcrortment were quite in contrast with thc crowds
at well dressed and polished figures which adorned
tina, celebrated resort. Tie seemed Just to have
sprung from the woods. Ills dress. which was
made Of leather stood drcaliuiy IN need of repair
apparently not having felt the touch OF The needle
woman tor many long month \ worn oal
blanket, that might have served for bed. was
lucAied t. hi, shoulders; a large knife hung on
oae side balanced by long rusty tn BOX on ne
Other. and bis beard uncroppci, tangled and
coarse. Eel down uPou his bosom. a. Il 10 counter
poi.e the weight of tie dark thick locks that sup
ported themselves on the back and shoulders. Tins
strange being to the spectators. seemingly hsli
civilized. half savage had quick CHANGING eye. 81
elastic. firm movement. that would no doubt Cut
It's way through the brakes both OK the wilderness.
and of society.
He pushed ms siep, into the sittins-room, ui-
strapped his ;tle burden quietly looked round Tot
the landlord. add then mOdesliy asked Tor brcaN-
fast. The hos; al first drew back with evident
rcpusuancc a; the spParuon which thus proposed
10 intrudc Is uucouth form among the geutee VS.
tiers. but few wori, whispered IA his ear speed
iy satisfied hs doubts; the stranger took his place
IN the COMPANY some staring, some Struggling, aud
some even laughing outright
n-Net readers there was more in ihat single man
,hap in Nil the rest Of the throug. Tie was an
American yoodsnan. as be called iimsei; he was
y tue genuine son of nltsre, Yet Who had been
,cr,.ined with distinction At the table Of princes
learned societies. to which the lihs OF CuVer be-
l,nocd hal bowed down. to welcome his entrance
Li,r. had been comphmcnted when he 'PoAe to
them: in short, he was one whose iane VIII "'
growing brighter when the fashouables Who