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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09
CITY INTELLIG ENcE.

POLICE OrFIcE.-DlvERs LARcEsIEs.-Henry
Thorn was arrested and committed tor stealing cloth
cloak worth SIS from Otis ormsby OF the Waverey House,
Broadway.
Lyman H. James arrested and imprisoned for steal
ing overeoat worth Sla from Michael Cox, of No. 80
Factory y-sueet
Duncan Ross arrested and committed for stealing
chest Of clothing worth s2s the property OF seaaring
man. al No. SIS Water-street-
Mary Ann Wells was arrested and committed for stealing
watch, poeketbook and some money from John s. Allen,
of Newark, New-Jersey.
John Mckinley was arrested and committed for stealing
bed cover and other articles from the store of Warren c.
Geray, No. 81 Catharine street
Ellen Best was arrested and committed at the Upper Po-
lce oace, for stealing at divers tines shawl mu and
sax dress worth $685. from Mrs. Julia Payne, No. liz Or.
range-stzeet.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09
THE NEW WORLD.

Contents fcr Saturday, DeceasbcT no.
/. VIRGINIA and THE PROPHECY OF CAPYS, be-
ing the last Of Macauley's Lays OF Ancient Rome.
H. VOYAGE TO TURKEY, original and interest
estipg description of the Romantic aad Classic AS
sociations of Greece mad the Mediterranean
III. HANDY ANDY, a capital new part.
~ The Poets Corner in Westminster Abbey, deeply IN
tere.tipg article
v.THE BENCH OF NEw.YoRK, an Editorial Sketch.
vi. HINTS TO YOUNG PUNSTERS, SECRETS,
with copious Extracts from Eoreigu Papers, Con-
gressonal and Domestic News, Literary Notices, &C.
TERMss3 year; 81 cents single copies. Office 80 Ann
street, where TO be had all the cheap BOOKS FOX
THE PEOPLE, at wholesale and retail. (2)
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09
459 BROADWAY.

D The New World and Exarns and all the
popular Books and Periodicals. for sale at lie above Of
dcs, corner OF Grand street Also,
DR. RUsHs HEALTH PILLS,
valuable medcRa preparation offered TO the
public for the CT diseases of various knds5 cents
box AIso
RINGS INDICATED CANDY,
50 long and justly celebrated for the cure or aesaon ol
Consumption Colds, Coughs Splitting OF Blood, HosrSe
ness Bronchitis and all complaints of tie lungs tending to
consumption aad DEATH Put IN packages OF 'zl 25 and
ceEts-aso 81. Remember, 459 broadway d5 lw
UDr. Rush's HeaIfh Fiiis.-The unpretead
ing and uniDhaed form n which these highly yalrabe
Pills are presented the public aries not ron any doubt
or absence Of those merits with which they by universal
testimony abound and ch require not te resort TO long
and protraced homies OF virtues unaested ami tesumo
nes unautheptcated, tedious in detail aacous in theory
mercenary in effect. The sole proprietor OF DR.. RrsHs
HEALTH PILLS has the public good heart iorcbiy as
the phlanthropic and publicly distinguished inventor Like
the benevolent of this invaluable legacy be seeks
Only the fame and merit of giving sound direction TO The
public by means honorable aGd lat1 |ithou
the aid Of lengthy columns harssng The eye ss the
they eulOge ndgestibe and nanseol 10 ue
stomach. He therefore briefly, earely and frankly re-
commends in every family every SEX size and age
DR. RUSRS HEALTH PILLS.
He appeals TO the testimony Of him whose youthful coz
sttuon has, TO all appearance, been aortgaged to MINOR
tality; the Dyspepc whose have consigned h
10 despair and the consequences hope deieed 70 ae
afflicted With gout rteumati:m, and diseased ilsef 70 u
free indulger in the Injuries OF the tablf IL laei
applying The empirical term ever abused ef 90 yao1
madeleine giving confidence that in all and any OF te aoose
catalogue these Pills never have failed ard never human
ly speaking) fail of performing cure, under proper
regimen and adherence TO the directions As snch, ney
have succeeded 10 the full purpor OF heir pretensi ana
as such they are extensively disseminated ana sincerely
recommended 10 universal ADOPTION
Sold wholesale and retail the principal otice 80 Ann
street by H. @. DAGGERs; and retail by "adieish 49,
Broadway as7 Broadway; lss Bowetyi IS chanlbefssi
$50 Pearl 2ll Fulton-st 6ci Fulton ST.
WHY Halt Albany $40 Broad-sl Newark; ThoS Z. Psase,
New Haven; J. W. Judd, Hartford
Price Is cents box neatly put up u wrapper enrayed
by Duraud Co. on steel, with fac smile OF Dr. hasns
signature on each box, which is accompanied WIN lan
direc tons for use. w
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09
nv THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

rwe are glad to find that the rurnor Of tn. the
g can csru1hers, which We copied from
,bs J Nswart Advertiser, is not confirmed Tbs
coresponden, of the Morning Post of Yesterday
ssr. tIs, he has taken his seat in the House but
,b;s is no, true He still remains with the others
near the place of the accident. All Oh .ne'n a.e -
recovering and expect to leave for Washington IN
day or twe Senator SMITH came as faf as
Washington Pa. where the Globe says ne still
lies dangerously ILL.,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

VOLUNTARY RETURN OF PRlsoNERs.-Nins pri-
soners, who escaped from Newbern prison few
days before, returned to the jail on the 18th inst
having agreed among themselves that they would
90 back and serve their time out. CSpectator, NC
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

AsoTHER TYLER PAPER DgFUNcr.-The Phil
adelphia Evening Express, official gazette and ad-
minisration organ for this city, expired yesterday
of actual starvation, all the pap being insufficient
TO sustain It's wretched existence.
Phil North American.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

10 The Williamsport Banner of Saturday says,
that the Potomac that place is closed with ice,
and that the Canal is hard frozen over
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

p The President of the United States was quite
indsposed on Monday Mr.. Robert Tyler has
been confined to his room for some time past by
severe bilious attack. Lotanoafo.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

SMoLLErr's WoRKs.-Lea g. Blanchard of
Philadelphia, are publishing neat and cheap edi-
ton of the works of Smollet, in semi-monthly
numbers, at the price of 25 cents each number
The FIRST number is already cut, containing Rode
rick Random. It is for sale at this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

% The President has recognized JACOB HEN
RICH Elmer as Vice Consul of Baden. fer the
State of Louisiana, to reside at NewOrleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

20 The Paris, Mo. Sentinel, of tho 10Th ult.
says: Contracts for pork are being made in this
place at 81 so per hundred weight.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

70 Boz's Works complete will be issued in
weekly numbers by Lea s. Blanchard of Phila-
delphia, at 25 cents each. "Oliver Twist is al
ready published. and may be had at this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

% CooPER's NOVELS are about TO be issued in
weekly parts-each containing complete novel
in two volumes, by Lea & Blanchard of Philadel-
phia. The Two Admirals, one Of his latest and
best is already out, and may be had at the Tribune
Office
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

RESIGNATION OF MR. CALAous.-The Hon
JoaS C. CALHoUs has addressed letter to the
Legislature of South Carolina, announcing his in
tentien to resign his seat in the Senate of the
United States after the 4th of March next
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

20 a negro in the parish of Lafayette, Louisia
ma, who attempted to poison his masters family
with pounded glass, has been sentenced to the
penitcntiary for life.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

ga very interesting temperance gathering
will be held at Washington Hall this evening
We trust there will be large meeting. There
will be no posspenemens on account Of the weather.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

DS It seems oa. informant was wrong in regard
to Mr.. Goode. Of Ohio. being seriously injured by
the stage accident near GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Mr.
G. has arrived in Washington, and in his
seat yesterday IL the House of Representatives.
Baltimore Patriot.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

STEAM Power OF GREAT BRITAIN.-A new
English publication the Tablet of Memory-es-
Inmates, from authentic data, that the steam pow
er in constant employment in Great Britain is
equal to FIVE hundred millions Of men.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

70 Mrs. Hotchkiss wife of Mr.. Elijah Hotch.
kiss of Westville, CT, aged about 80, was burned
to death few days since by her clothes taking fire
while the family were absent at Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

FIRE.-A building occupied by Messrs. Clark
& Carpenter, carpenters, in Griffin, Ga, was con
sumed by fire en- the 25th ult. The flames COM
municated TO house owned and occupied by 7. O.
Beal, and also to the Griffin Exchange, owned and
occupied by w. w. Woodruff, where the Gre was
arrested by blowing up BeaH's building, and keep
ing continuous stream of water and wet blankets
applied to the roof and end of the City Hall. The
damages amounted to about SIS 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

G On the 18th, a building occupied by lawyers
offices, &c. at New-Oreans, was burned. The bar
keeper of the Merchants Exchange is supposed to
have perished in The flames. a Alr. Taylor let
himself down from window and was SO seriously
injured that he was not expected to live.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

10 The motion for "a new trial of MoEwen and
shee, st Philadelphis, has been over.ruled by the
Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

10 Mr.. c. Pitman, stevedore at New Orleans,
was killed on the 9th ul by the fall OF the yard
of vessel.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

10 Ex-Governor Montfort Stokes, of N. C. died
at Fort Gibson, Ark, the 4th ult in the 92d
year of his age. He had filled many important eff
ces and at the time of his death was Indian agen,
for the Cherokees.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

70 John Hartwick, of the neighborhood Of
Princeton, N. j. on Friday week assaulted Ste
phen Margerum, while at work digging trees In
the fracas Margerum struck Hartwick with the
edge of the spade across the forehead, cutting
thI ough the skull, and injurng the brain. He
died on Thursday last, and Margerum has been
held to bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

D The steamboats, between Montreal and Cue.
bee have ceased running for the season in conse.
quence OF the sudden cold. Snow at Montreal on
tas ID was eighteen iasass deep.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

U In relation to Commodore Barrons resig
nation of the post of Governor of the Naval Asy-
lum on the Schuylkill, ;he Germantown Telegraph
states that the retirement OF the old veteran was
q in consequence of some official and oticous
interference on the part of the chief of the Med-
cal Bureau at Washington, with the management
Of the Asylum
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

70 The Mobile Register contradicts the report
sha, Senator BAeBr intends to resign his office as
U, S. Senator. His wishes it says are un-
known To his friends
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

N DR.. HAWKS repeated, at the Tabernacle
last evening, before the Historical Society, his
splendid Lecture upon Sir WALTER RALEIGH
Although the evening was of seldom equalIed
inclemcncy, largo and fashionable audience was
present and listened to it throughout with the
most sincere pleasure.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

rs PERRY writes US in reply 10 the com
plants of Paul Jones' that the Medical Bureau
of the Navy Department is wretchedly managed.
He says nothing to the point, however, meSel,
ealogizing Secretary uPsHuR and expressing the
epinien that if abuses do exist they will be prompt,
y reformed. We trust they may
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

T Miss Hambn has been tried for murder,
for having stabbed Mr.. Ewing in the theatre at
Mobile, and acquitted. She had been privately
married to hin. We have seen none of the testi-
mony, and are therefore unable to Judge on what
grounds this very singular verdict was rendered.
The facts of the case will be remembered by our
readers
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

" The regular Lecture before the Mechanics
Isstitule tonight is to be delivered by MIR. BROWN
ING, at the rooms of the Institute, No. u Cham
bers.street His subject is Iron, and its uses in
the Mechanic Arts
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

Mr.. BRAHAMs CONCERT on Tuesday evening
was attended by numerous and enthusiastic au-
dience This veteran vocalist still retains the en-
ergy and skill of his youth. His magnificent voice
is equally delg whether its full power seems
TO shake the room or its delicate Hnoduations are
heard in a melodious whisper. His singing isfull
of ssul and expression. Every heart swells with
his when he exclaims mans man for a that, y
and first shudders and then Iejoices at the escaped
peris of The Bay of Biscay." From these he
passes with wonderful versatility that exquisite
gem, ." The Miniature " of Gen. Morris, and rem
ders with unequaled taste and archness, Its refined
and delicate wit. His duets with his son, very
promising singer, add new interest to his Concerts,
which present attractions of more than ordinary
interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

Op Some wag in Bangor, Me. advortises, at
great length, that he is preparing an immense bal
loen to carry the people of that city out of harms
way when Miller's conhagration happens in April
He says he has sent to Europe for an immense
amount of silk and the car is to be $50 feet long
and 90 wide. Seats in the balloon 5000 each The
books are to be opened on the 1st of April, and a
great body of constabes will be IN hand to prevent
a rush.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

CoRsEcr1os.-By some accident in our print
ing office brief paragraph about apples, oats,
&c, belonging TO an article California, found
its way into our sketch Of DR.. SM,rH's Geological
Lecture on Wednesday morning, making nonsense
of that part of it.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

u The Dresses in which Queen Victoria and the Dutch.
OF Kent appeared on the days OF her Msslys Corona.
ton and Marriage, TO be seen al The NewYork
Museum. They splendid aud magniTcent, composed
Of the richest and most costly materials beautifully worked
with velvet and gold Such superb and elegant arcieswe
never before. They well worth a witt signor
Blz Miss Cemence The Danseuse, &c all for one shIpg
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

u General Tom Thumb Junior, the Dwarf, exhibiting
al the American Museum, by far The most wonderful
specimen ofa that asonshed The world The
idea Of young gentleman eleven years old weighing less
than infant six months, is truly wonderful He
lively talkative, well proportioned, and wha quite com
cal chap He remains the rest of the week and will be
Stel nv hot
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

BASxRvPTs IN HLISols.-A complete list Of
tho bankrupss in this State is given in the Law
Reporter fer December. The list is stated to be
Authentic, having been prepared in the U. States
Clerks Office in Illinois. The whole number is
l.O77
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY,
eax u HHNrucEY.
r For No. 3 of Political Hlstofy-
California, and Deferred City news 0oo

a ~ For For piece of Poetry; Hydgoph0Ola' pla.
and ,he indian Council, see Last rage.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

BURNING OF BlBLEs.-The Journal of Com
merce publishes the following extract from lei,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

RussELL's PLANETARlUM.--This magnificent
instrument one of the most splendid pieces OF ma
chinery ever exhibited in this country, has reached
-.l:. .., ,na i'll so-nepeo.on at tho a ~eri
can Tnsttute in connection with series of Astro-
nomical Lectures by MIR. GeURAuD, whose won
derful exhibitions of memory we noticed few
DAYS since from the Buffalo Commercial. This is
one Of the Americanworks ever constructed
in America, and was made by Mr. James Russell
of Columbus, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

A FIRE IN NoRFoLK.-A destructive fire oc'
Cured in Norfolk on Sunday morning last, as we
learn by slip from the Herald office, which de-
stroyed the warehouse, with its contents, OF MI
Simon Stone, on Campbsll's wharf. The flames
communicated to the store of Mr. Alexander an
derson, which was also partially destroyed with It's
contents. No insurance. Mr. Stone was insured
within about So, 500 of his loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-09

N5W. I. CoLeuirr has been elected United
States Senator from Georgia, in place of Mr.
CurHBERr, whose term expires on the 4th ol
March next. There were four ballots, and az the
last Coleuit, received lao votes, Z. X. jenkins
les, King 2l, and scattering. Colquitt is a fe-
rocious Loco-Foco, and will go for Calhoun in
1874. His election is regarded as a triumph OF
the Calhoun over the Van Buren, faction in tina,
State
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P O s T S C RIP T.
THREE O'CLOCK.

By tie Columbia, Capt T. P. Newbery, from
Albany, which arrived with Harnden's Special
Express, at the very early hour of half past two
this morning, we have foreign papers by the Bri-
tannia 20 October 4th The Messrs. Harnden
and the Captain of the Columbia are entitled te
the highest praise for this early arrival.
The Marqui, of Wellesley died on the Dad He
was brother of Wellington and 90 years of age
The Ashburton Treaty and the American Tariff
are still discussed with warmth by the British
journals.
A change of the Cabinet has taken place in
Portugal Trade there is perfectly stagnant.
News from Crcassa is uniavorakle 20 the
Russians.
The budget Of Prussia is about to be reduced
one and half millions, and this sum applied to
internal Improvements.
The Polish Army is about to be reorganized and
to consist of $4,000 men.
In the East collision has taken place between
the Maronites and Druses: a camp of 10000 OF
25 900 men has been formed at Maatia.
Provisional Government has been organized
for Servia
Cadiz wa. tranquil. The Globe has not ap.
peared since the duel of its Editors. Measures
have been taken to enforce the laws against duel
ling with great vigor.
The effect of the concessions in the British tariff
is becoming evident in the fall of prices of live
stock. Two heavy corn factors have suspended,
and more failures are expected, in consequence OF
q fall in wheat.
Money is scarce and prices Of produce are low.
A decided Improvement has taken place in the
manufacturing districts.
Hereafter natives of India are to have large
share of the Offices of the E. l. Company.
A Convention is to be formed with France pro-
viding for the extension of the limits withih
which nhtional right of search shall be in force.
France it seems yields.
This is all the intelligence brought by the steam
er later than that before received. The Britannia
has ga passengers, and reached Boston yesterday
morning at 90 minutes before 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-19

You see by this that Byington lowest on the
Loco-Foc ticket, heads our lowest man AZ votes.
The Abolition vote is very large, and in several
Counties from which have seen returns, was just
sufhcien, to beat US. Thus, in Harrison County,
which we carried last year on the Representative
ticket, the vote stood: Leuan (W.) 1917 Cru
Der e.. F.) 1851; Harmer (Abotion) SO. The
SO me result will be found in many Counties on the
Reserve. could give you some more samples
from the Southern and Western parts of the State,
but after what has been told, your readers would
rather that l should send them no more reports
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Things in philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 49, 1872
The exhibition Of the Franklin Institute has commenced
to-day under highly favorable auspices Notwithstanding
the Institute owns the large Hall in Chesnusee the Elk.
hbon is this year held the Saloon recently occupied by
Dunn's Chinese Collection Its immense proportions ara
admirably calculated display to the best advantage the
large variety OF specimens which here brought tc
geher of American manufacture.
The Protective System of which Mr.. Clay has been SO
long the faithful eloquent and unwavcrng Champion iur-
pishe. in this proud array the gratifying evidence OF
the skill, TASTE, industry and enterprise which abound
among and which only need the fostering care OF Gov
us entirely beyond the reach OF rivalry or conpetl
ton The collection indeed splendid one, and did not
the crowded state of your columns forbid should be glad
of an opportunity furnish OF the particulars.
the 2sh instant Among other sports hi. occasion.
Boston and Fashion are again to try their qualities Tor
purse OF S20t0.
About half past ten last night had Firemen's Pro-
great Temperance Jubilee which upwards OF 500 came
forward and enrolled their names in the good cause With
such manifestations il VIII not be long before the good
will far exceed the bad as 10 purge ont the Ihumo
for order and as their efficiency and usefulness
have already rendered them eminent The march by
moonlight with their gded caps and capes, and fine MT
sic, had quite an imposing effect
The Capt Nlurch, whose cruelty towards VIM Gordon
steward OF his schooner Caroline, excited so general burst
of Indignation when published short time 10 nave
his trial in the U. s Circuit Court the Grand Jury having
found true bill. ..4 -,
the day before yesterday for the henous offence oil being
good Whgs and their places in the Custom House sIPped
by whose particular merit consisted In theif Deh2
Capt Tylers men.
The Hon. Geo. Dallas has to-day occupied the attention
the Court ans Jury that tedious, NC
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Ohio Election.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
BALrrMosE, Oct 10, 1875 O'Clock, A. y

BALTIMORE CRY ELEcTloN.-Ihe vote tor
Mayor at the election yesterda, was 7,e41 for
Hillen, 10 Z, $50 for Small Hilen had majority
in every ward in the city, and in the thorough
Wing ward (rhe sth) where the Wings have
majority Of about 500, he lead Small 39o votes
This will show you how he was soppertea ny
both parties. In the City Council the Loco @
cos elected their candidates in all but two OF
three wards, without opposition from The wings.
OHIO ELEcTIoS-ALL GoSE.-The returns
sent you yesterday of the votes for Governor were
decisive as to the election OF Shannon and lett
scarcely doubt of tbs Legislature being Loco
Foco. The news this morning settles all doubt.
The Loco-Focos carry the Clinton and Ross Dis
tricts, eecting oae Senator and seven Representa-
,ives. AS these wee the most warmly contested
and most Important Districts in the State, and
thew have been son ewhat in doubt from the first,
| send YOU the returns from each.
In the Clinton Clermont and Brown District
the Loco. Foce candidates are elected by MAORI
ties ranging fl ON 81 up to lO3. as follows:-foot
(Sena,or) lO3 majority White (Rspresentauve)
60; Rees. do, AZ; Sargent, do, 81; Emory,
do, 81. This District was Wing last year, but
we lose it now by the greatly increased Loco-f o'o
majority in Brown County.
The Ross County (Chillicothe) District was in
doubt al Columbus at the last accounts, but have
the full vote for Representatives which send YOU
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u few copies Of the DAILY and six copies of tie
WEEKLY TRIBUNE for The eare year. neatly bound and
for sale al this Office Price OF the Weekly S. the Daily
g. Also complete copies Of the LOG CABIN neatly bound
Price e. Odd volumes of the New YORKER bound price
IS for tho veor
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20 The iuryin the case of Aaron Batcheler,
who was on trial for the murder of his wife, wss
discharged on Saturday afternoon, on declaring
their inability to agree on verdict. Nine were
for acquittal, and three for verdict OF murder
and recommended to mercy. His case therefore
lies over to the next term Prov. Chron.
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Err may be obtained in all the principal Cities from the
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