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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
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- rsr OF EDWARD THE BLACK ParNcE, by g. P. r.
gh.Mss Esq From the second edition. voss Carey
Hart Wiley < Putnam, Ncw-York.
Nc rank Mr.. James much higher as historian
i, as novelist. His romances indeed seem to
roduced chiefly from his desire to display his
.o,ical learning, and his characters are general
,;rls more than puppets set up to show of the
H.. of his researches. In a knowledge of the
T.;ls of the history of France in the feudal ages
+ perhaps rnrivaled, and no one could have
l.a found more competent to detail the invasion
Ibo, country by Edward, the Black Prince, end
.mher incidents in the career of that flower OF
ivalry. With bis life is graphically depicted the
r.a.ion Of Europe at that era, aud this true his
:, has all the vivid cooring and the absorbing
,.e,t of romance. The result could hardly be
,berwise when Mr.. James had undertaken to mar
10 the chvalric career of Prince whom he de-
rbes as combining i'll his own person all the
blsr qualities and few of the vices which are sup.
s,.d to have characterized the days of knight
ol. brave yet gentle, skilful yet modest, an af-
s,,ionats and unyarying friend, master easily
r,ea. generous adversary, a Prince at once dig
lied and gracious, leaving behind him All un-
lined character and reputation for rnildness
h humanity established by a thousand instances
l forbearance and mercy"
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WHOLE no. 400.
e IFE and SPEECHES OF HENRY

a IFE and SPEECHES OF HENRY
4 A CLAY-MALLoRY'S EDITiON.-Broadway
Honse July e lsi2-In general committee Of the Demo-
cratic Wing Young Men of the city and county OF New.
York, -
Resafptd That The publication proposed OF The le and
York urlertaken with the consent and appreciation OF ha
distinguished siaesan is cordially recommended by this
Co,prpltee The ter nsnac wing brethren
Throughout ihe Union Extract from the minutes
GILES NJ. HILLYER, Asst Chairman,
SAmrr,. D. jackson, t.-.., Presiding.
CHARLES. X. TAYLOR -
y. q. The above work will be Published in two large
octave volumes OF least 600 pages each bound IN cioa
OF Ashland residence ard such other pictorial engrav
ngS as NAV Re advisable adorn the work he price
viii HE FIVE dollars copy. PAYABLE on delivery.
Agents authorized 10 obtain suscrhers Ii e appointed
in due senssp DANIEL MALLORY,
fy9S i.,, &c Wallsrerf.
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SABBATH kEEpINe-We are disposed to as
,ibe considerable force to Sir Robert Prcis OBJ
jec.ions TO opening the National Gallery and the
British Museum on Sundays. q He did not see. y
said the right honorable baronet, " why the officers
of such institutions should be debarred Of their
only day of rest after six days labor
We are convinced of nothing more thoroughly
than we are of this-that to destroy the habit of
Sunday observance would take away more rest
than i, would add pleasure. Compare the mode
Of keeping Sunday in England with that ofFrench
towns; and whatever O. soinion may hav. been
formed against Judicial oyer-strictnes., saywhethsr
even Loadon has not greatly the advants ge over
Paris. There is ne Sabbath of rest in thr latter;
no ntermission of work-day turmoil. There may
be more of holiday spectacle; but there is less of
mental and bodily relaxation. To be sure, the
gallery Of the Louvre is open; but it is open only
on Sundays to the people.
We are not against innocent relaxation on Sun
day. Indeed we would plead its cause. We are
glad to hear Chancellor of the Exchequer ex-
press himself in such terms as the following:
"Fing, as he did, laborious situation, he
had opportunity of taking recreation in the open
air, except upon Sunday, and he scarcely ever al
lowed that day to pass ,ritho~, walking in,o tho
parks to enjoy tie qualification of seeing so many
Of his fellow-subects partaking OF innocent plea
sures."
But it is a very possible thing te make toll of
pleasure and in those countries where Sunday
pleasures most indiscriminate, are Sunday
tolls. We are for keeping the sacred character of
the day most prominent, as day Of rest; and
we doubt exceedingly whether those who make it
day Of drink would he reclaimed by opening the
National Gallery and the British Museum.
London Globe.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
W-YogR, TUESDAY moRsIsG. ADJUST g. 1853.
OCIATION;
Or, Principles Of True Organization Of Society.

" The article of to-dayis omitted; tomorrow
We shall give :he plans and description of the
Edifces of Association.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
Croton Water.
EO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers and

others-Fedcd ssrought Iron Tubes, Tor Steam, Wa
ter Gas &c from 10 inches diameter and in lengths
from inches 10 y feet capable OF sustaining an internal
pressure of 900 10 10000 s per square nchtoge
her with ,inrs of every description, such bows rs
Reducing Sockets, Cocks &c, TO which the Tubes are
joined by Screws and by means Of which they ay PC put
The great strength and durability of these tubes as COM
pared with Copper other material and their economy
render them Superior all others for any of the purposes
above mentioned For sale by
LOO .c WAI WORTH & MASON. Sc hnn.sl.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
SPLENDID DISCOVERY for LEARN.

~ ING TO PAINT AND DRAW FROM NATURE.
The works executed according 10 this STYLE
may No 23 Broadway. near The American Hotel
Mons VICTOR ERHETTE will give lessons In h's city unl r
All those rev discoveries the number. .of six may be
learned in six houror the low price OF two dolar-tor
each new kind payaba after he lesson. Amateurs who
have seen the works the pupils convinced that these
are real discoveries useful artists well as for those Who
have never studied designing, for the rapdiy and pertec
ton with which drawings from nature may be made The
excellence of the system is impossible To explain: one
lesson should be taken pupil should be seen at work
ti,lIv to understand il jyl4 1m-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02

u Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved with
Roman Tile made air rat watergh for seven cents
foot, paved with Cement concrete, for ten dollars
for the bulk or space OF thopsnpdbrick.
iy9S If ABIJAu SMITH z6 Hanilton-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02

USIC AT THREE CENTS a Page,
I'VE at No. - Lspenard.st, cor of Broad~ay-CHAS.
and fashiopale Music for The Piano Guitar and Flute
which is selling the very low price of cents page re-
tail. Also hand small lot OF Musical nsr9niei,i'
which will be sold very low. The public are invet, Ill
and examine themselves Wholesale dealers sup pnsd
cheaper than other establishment in the U. States
v ivIs If "'' CHAS T. GESLAIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS Of

u FlCE, No. sc John.street-Noce is hereby gwen 20
the relatives aud next OF kin Of John Huriy late OF he cry
OF NewYork tavernkeeper Patrick Rile late OF the ciiy
of NwYor, grocer Ernest Scioe formerly OF 81 oah'
itzerian ate OF the atty OK New niercnani
and Rilliaa Gqfor late of Yorkshire, England carEsr'
and who alleged have died inte.tate that sla
ply to the Surrogate OF the county for Letters
OF Administrations upon the estates o. the sao N
spectvey the 2sh day Of August nsSi' as5 10 NJ
the forcnooa-Dafed New-York. July 3d. !54z:
iy25 eayv4W E. KETCHUM. Public Administrator
= ARDNER'S LECTURES-A neat
4 Panpbletlor sale al liAs office. Prise 25 esnrs-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
SEA BATHING at Long Branch, New

ing house open reception OF company unde. inc
direction OF Mrs Ferguson, JNo. HoPPsh-
~ s-No bar kept Ws I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
Posr OFFICE NEw-YeRK. July II, 1912
ifed &fa tea ExnreAx Mail FROM NEW


Posr OrFICE NEw-YeRK July II, 1912.
EEnited States Express Mail FROM NEW
YORK AND BOSTON-The Post Master General with a
he accommodation OF ;he public, and TO increased
despatch and security has established express Mall 10
expedite which Messengers will be employed under the i'm
mediate supervision and directionf MEssRs HARNDEN
Co., for carrying the Mails betweeI his City and Boston,
and important intermediate Pac-S with directions TO
the delivery the earliest possible time Letters Will
be received on board The SonHgtsn Line OF Steamboats,
which carries the Mail via SoEiglon and Providence 10
Boston, past4 O'Clock pns the time of departure,
during which postage can be paid Letters will be re-
ceived this office up to O'Clock, p NJ This arrang-
ment will 90 into operation on the 10Th inst.
jy1s I'm JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, r. NJ
UUnitsd States Express Mail FROM NEW
YORK TO B0S rON.-With view TO give the greatest
possible convenience despatsE and security TO the ncreas
ing communication between Boston and this city, the Post
Master General has established regularly sworn Messen
gers attached the Department from this city o hoston
under the immediate superinendence OF the undersigned,
10 commence the 20 h inst.
To carry out the fullest possible extent these views OF
the Post Master General letters for Boston, Provid and
New Bedford will be received on board the regular )
O'Clock Mail Boat, land il desired postage can be pad)
from past o'coca up 10 The time OF It's departure tor
Boston.
Public notice is therefore hereby given OF the above
rangemen, and all persons may rely upon the asln
diligence with which all mail matter will be forwarded as
above in the sho possible space of time, and with tie
greatest security. HARNDEN q Co
General Mail Agents
New York, July 18th. 1912 jyl9 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
NTHITSEY & JENKINS. CROTON
~ ~ No 2 Inhn greet.

w WATER PLUMBERS, No. John street, near
Broadway New York. White Pine red Cedar, and Locust
Hydraus Lead and Iron Pipes OF rst quality Baths ater
Closets Cisten Pumps Cold Water Fountains Lead ofA
and Hydraulics every description furnished and fixed on
the most approved principle an most reasonable terms
Mr. whitsey late foreman for Samuel Haydock OF phiia
elpba ha wing engaged for the last y years N the
above place where be has Superintendent OF ,he lar
gest public buildings will warrant his work equal II not
Thomas w
Waller Architect ef-Sirsrd College, and others be
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
XAT Nj. HAGAR g. co. Type q Stereo-

w type Foundry, IA Fulton corner OF Colds. NJ y.
The subscribers take this method Of announcing to Their
friends ard the public generally that having purchased the
extensive and well known Type Foundry formerly y; owned a
by MessrS Conner Cooke they have removed the same
their present central ocalioi Having nnde extensive
revSonS aerr and additions they now prepared
TO execute orders any -nude they may be favored
WITH with prompRe and tavorbe terms as at any
Foundry in America. To their new Specimen Book, which
has been recently extensively circulated, they would re-
Specttuly refer.
III articles manufactured by them shall be of material
ecua if not SUPERIOR to any manufactured in this country
and undergo thorough examination as to appearance,
ranging dressing, and properly asserting All articles ey
hbed in the Specimen Book formerly issued by Conner
Cooke together with Sorts Fonts sold by them, caa now
be furnished from this Foundry without delay, with many
s.nce added.
rier Washington and Smith Presses which, together with
Chases Cases Composing Sticks Furniture Ink, and every
article used in the Printing Business will be kept on hand
and furnished at manutacturers' prices
~ B.-No Machine Cast Type manufactured al nus
Foundry. Jeo
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02

PHILADELPHIA CEMETERlEs.-In addition to
the many beautiful as well as judcious ard healthy
enclosures already opened beyond the limits of the
city for interments, we are glad to learn that the
Woodlands" adioining the Bockley Almshouse,
is preparing for this purpose. It's location well
as extent, is admirably suited for the purpose
Sections of the ground are covered with magniti-
cent native forest trees, free from undsrsrush, and
the surface OF the enclosure is beausfuy diver
sifed, as to render it as admirably adapted for the
contemplated object, as Mount Auburn. More
beaetiful oaks are not found on the Continent, and
the variety and richness of the foliage cannot be
surpassed. We bave seldom seen spot combin-
ing more of native grace and sweetness of locality
and beauty, produced by the combined efforts of
nature and art. Phila. Eve. Chron
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02

PITTsBUEeR GLASS FAcToRIEs.-Gass of all
descriptions is manufactured in this city, and this
fragile production of her factories, may be found,
we arc told, in the elegant mansions of Newly ork,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, we'll as in the log
cabin of the Wcstern emgrant. The cut glass
made here is of excellent quality, white and very
clear. The cutting of glass consists entirely in
grinding away successive portions, by holding the
glass upon the surface of small wheels, made Of
stone, metal and wood, which are made to revolve
rapidly, by means of steam eng inc The first or
rough cutting is given by wheels of stone, alter
wards wheels of iron used, having their edges
covered with sharp sand, or with emery CT differ
cnt states of fneness The last polish is given
with brush wheels, covered with oxide of tin or
lead. To prevent friction from exciting so much
heat as to endanger the glass, small stream OF
water continually drops upon the surface of the
wheel- One of the principal glass manufacturers
mentioned an amusing incident. Some Indians
had ,,een as delegation to Washington, about
some reserved lands and they spent few days
here On their return. One Of them, Chief, had
seen Ill that was curious in Baltimore and Phila-
dol1hia without being much excited. While here,
he visited the glasshouse, and watched all the va
rous operations, with great interest. At length
he saw the process of making some cream jugs.
The body of the jug was formed first, and when
the material for the handle was formed and fixed,
it was found to be perfect vessel Seeing all this
produced from molten glass, the Chief could re-
strain himself no longer. He rushed forward to
the rkman, took him by the hand, and declared
that he must have the spirit of the Great Father
within him. or he could not have performed such
a wonder Corr. Owego Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
DKOWN'S BOWLING SALOON

Masonic Hail Broalilpay-In introducing this csta6
lisment to the notice Of gentlemen the proprietor would
call attention possessing advantages supeeor to any
thing ever vet produced in the wod and whTr car be
found recreation rnas,caled wth sulgary or ectona
bic society ',has been the aim OF the proprietor IN adapt
Danish, by strict proory regulations s deviaons from
good propricty To insure this, be has been careful IN h
selection assistants and particularly those charged with
its general supervision
To strangers visiting the city, and also citizens desrous
OF and iBvigoratng exercise during their alb
sence from business this Hall has attractions OF high order
nrIiug by the delightful cocess consequent npo its sue
and perfect ventilation and the order and decorum prevail
ing from sric, discipline among its attendants.
n in this Saloon will be found sia alleys thereoy
r,reYenrino nsua! detention nch objection y9o
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02

STEEL PENS, from One Shilling to
One Dollar and Fifty Gents per groce, and on cards ia
The proportion
ties at l2t cents
Waers-Cultings l2s cents; out,des 25 cents fine s7i
cents: extra fine 50 cents per 10.
All other Goods in proportion.
DAVID FELT CO., Sta,ioncrs'Hsn,
2+5 Peari-street and 81 w all. SIR. ct,
irsn opposite the Merchants Exchange.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
VRINNELL, MINTURN, Is south-s

a NRlNNELL, Nilf i Uh4S, 10 South-s sl'
VI have for sale
Sheathns Copper2OO cases English from "A to 81 o.
Iron $50 tons English well assorted.
Tin PlatcS-2GO boxes assorted.
English rin--0,OOOl lbs Block Tin
Try Pots-SO English, l4O, loo, lSo and 200 gallons
Hoop Irons ions assorted.
Ivory--5O prime Teeth and 500 Scrivellos
Rio Cofee-S000 bags PRIME green :.
Sugar-IlU boycs Brown HavaBa-do 500 bbis Brazil.
Russia Sail Cloh-lO0O pieces 2 and 80 inch bleache
unbleached Russia Ravens Dnck-5Co pieces bieaclled-
Russia Sheengs-80 bales bleached and unbleached
do Diapers-lo0 bales superior quality.
do Crash-65 bales assorted.
do Bolt Rope-l00 coils do.
Madder-i0 casks prime Ombro
Elorette Paper-l0 bales entitled TO debenture
Sov-50 jars Chinese.
Vermillion-S0 Chinese.
Indgo-20 cases Manila.
Rhubarl-GO cases East India.
Ca,sia-3000 mats ana 80 cases. C
Soap-lO0 cases German.
Candles-5CO boxes Sperm, assorted
Olive Oil-40 pipes Also,
An assortment Of China Silks.
Black Silk Handkerchiets-l case all
White Pongees-20 cases 80 ipch.
Black Satins-3 dc "A tads.
Black snrsIes-1
Grape Shawls-9 cases embroidered JsZp
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
GsNTANGLED ACCOUNTS.-Thomas

EINTANGLED ACCOUNTS.-Th
Jones Accountant 1885 Broadway, opposite Johr-s St,
undertakes arrange and adjust accounts OF every descfP
ton To those who have been able 10 devise simple
and easy method OF conducting this department the adyer
User with the confidence derived from much experience,
respectfully offers his assistance in suggesting such forms OF
of business complicated partnership affairs or confused
aud neglected he pledges himself TO eject IN all
cases an equitable and indspuiable adjustment.
Published and sale by the author as anoye ".oneSs
PracpIe and Practice OF bookkeeping" which already
the text book in the leading Academic institutions OF hs
country and the only American work the subject that
has been printed in England. Price 81 80 mySSu
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
CANDS'S REMEDY FOR THE SALT

y RHEUM.-' Warranted TO cure.'-SaIt fheum, Rlng-
psnrias Pamara and other diseases the skin, safely
certainly pnd eecuay cured by the use OF Shss Remedy
whc has now been tested in than SIX tousand eases
OF the above diseases without having .aiod ~ any where
the directions attended TO- The unparalleled success
of this remedy curing diseases OF the SKIN Is without az
equal in the history OF medicine. The COMPOUND Syrup
OF sarsapaa is recommended to be used with the Reme
v as ii tends throw from the blood and system gen.
eray all the unhealthy hGmor connected with the disease
and the application Of The Remedy externally at the same
time entirely eradcaes itirom the system The Kennedy
with safety even TO The skin of the tenerest infant re
onals OF its efficacy daily received and the following
are selected FOR publication, which it thought will satisfy
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
TE1HE SOLID EXTRACT OF SAR

SAPARILLA prepared by Dr. Otto Rotton has
proved itself very faluabe specific in Of Screula
Salt Rheum and cutaneous diseases generally particularly
pared from the EXTRACT is also far superior to any other
Syrup OF Sarsaparila before prepared Both may be
T. r. De Forest, " Greenwich, corner OF Morrl-st W.
NJ Thurman corner Cana and Varick.sts. ; J. j. Cod
dingon corner Spring and fJcdsonsS. A. Mcleod 500
Husonst ID A Roscnmer, 81 Bleecker. Christo-
pher; j. w Bassett, GA Broadway, aHd OF
p. BOVINE l. co. Wholesale Druggists 83 John-st
10 anotau Agents for OspnOd,S India ChOlagOgue.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
NNGLISH NEWSPAPERS, MAGA-
HL ZINES BOOKS AID PRINTS.-Transatlanlic

Newspaper Olce, LverpocL ., -.
CHARLES WILMER, of Liverpool. supplies the Ame-
rican public with BRITISH NEWSPAPERS, MA6A.
ZINES BOOKS md PRINTS, on the most advantageous
terms. He forwards the very latest editions of all the Lon
don and Provincial Newspapers, Shipping LISTS Pce Cur
Continent by the Steamers and Liners from Liverpool Lon
don and Bristol and the Magazines Books and Prnts as
published.
H charge for London Daily Papers E7 SIS or week
y one published at Fvepence, 81 IS lGd; or SxpeTee
El 8 I'd per annn all the Magazines, Books or PrEis
he supplies at the prices they are charged by Tie
publishers in London.
All orders should 10 prevent disappointment he addressed
CHARLES in full und will be attended to unless ac-
conpaned by remittance reference for payment three
months p advance on some Liverpool or London house
PS-News Letters comprising eptome OF every thing
ptesestinp To American or Canadian readers furnished on
rnasnn.hio te-n,s Fl lawly
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02

Sold also by William Browr 48l washugtnnstreet and
s. w Fowle 50 Prince street. Bostcn Joseph Bacte Jr
Providence, R. l.. z. w. Bull, Hartford, CT; Dr.. K w
Matthewson, Norwich, CT; II. Raw!5 L Co.. Albany; f.
Triveu l. Son, Pougbkeepsie; J. Gorham and j. Fowler
Newburgh ~ Y; Dr. David Jane, 70 South Third-street
Philadelphia; C. B. Taylor. Baltimore and by Druggists
generally in all the principal cities and chief towns IN me
TTnited STATS, P,irr 81 jyl6 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02
MOTNTAIN HOUSE, 4

HATSkiLL MOUNTAIN llOU = IL, a
9 the Pine Orclard-lS42-This romantic aud fash'ona
Bile resort will se conducted during the present season u
der the direction and OF the snoscroer
has undergone complete and e'oronsh repair aha nW
omen for the recepton visitors No effort Will be spared
maintain the eservedy high character which here
loore sustained As heretofore It's tables will be furnished
;h every decacv that the NewYork market can afford
and possible attention that promote the con'e
fence and enjoyment OF It's patrons vii! be promptly De
chilly that part of the mountain, has been rendered
perfectly smooth and safe.
run as heretofore regularly between the Landing and the
Mountain House, the arrival Of the boats.
;aIa 9m c. L. REACH, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02

pREMIUMS REDUCED.-The Mer-
4 chants Fire Insurance Company No % wall street, IN
ccscouence OF the introduction OF the Croon water insure
agaps, loss or damage by at reduced rates OF premium
JONATHAN LAWRENCE, Presient
!, M 1,t,rsp Secretary jy25 2w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02

DILLS on all parts Of England, Ireland,
II and Scotland. in sans of E5, Elp ELS E2o to any
amouni for sale AZ 81. SYLVESTERS
iy2S $50 Broadway AID p Wal-s,reet.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02

Orleans Writing and Bookkeeping Academy, No.
7G Iiberty-streel doors ofBroadway front room
Double Entry Bookkeeping, taught in twenty lessons
Single do do do twelve 40
Penmanship do twenty-five 60
OF one hour each, giving the pupil the privilege
OF repeating the without extra expense Terms
moderate Reterences-Rev. j. Nichols, late Professor o
Languages, Union College, Schenectady, N; Y; C: C.
Langdon ESQ. of the Mobile Advertiser and Chronicle; ;
Col G. n Lanrdon Ncw.oreans. Numerous recommcn-
daons from pupils may be seen at The room jy27 lwt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02

nREMIUMS REDUCED.-The How
3 ard Insurance Company, No. 81 Wa'sree IN conse.
Guence of the introduction ot the Croton Water insure
gals and damage by Fire 10 the city OF New,fofK,
Al reduced rates of premium. X. HAVENS President
rwIs P,,IIrps Secretary ;y26 m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-02

Gplap C. yerpiarck r. ARnbertsou, Stephen Cambreeng
Roh Henry Ludlow Samuel Martin Frederick Depeyser,
William H. Harrison, F'ak Schuchardt, Daniel seymour
A. K. KODG ERS, President
,,,,1a SIN D. C. TAYLOR Secretary.