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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

IN the 'nied StEes IHut Hr the Ea-crn DstIr of Mr.
-. :, r,niA February .5;h lSi2
GEO u ToNrhlNs, OF the Guy Of Riehmoni. havip,
- h.el 2eiliyu praying that he may he declared n
tukU his "reIcd, that al persons claimin. 10 be re-
Sror. oi me so Geo u rompsns show cause TO the
cur On tle go lay OF March Ut, why the sad Geo
IoHi kns be ~; dcchrct Bankrupt pursuant IN tlr
aet 81 ton-tSs "a thar behalf thai COW of Ills ory
<iih rules Cf Court ' " ''' -~' anu
fc 70 wJg HENRY o1p-,>, ,.,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

la the United Court tyr tho Ea<fou, D.tr.t of NJ
-, - rlnia, FEBRUARY i2h, lSIl
hA TlCHsNOR, ct the city Of Eic htnond having filed
petition PRAYING that Lc my % declared A n,nErunt.
: on!Trei that all persons eainig l.. creditors ol
&c S~ii Ira ichcncr show the Court
'yo March mex why the salt LA nchcnoT De no, dc.
bankrupt pursuant - the act OF Congress in that
u' sI' aui a cc3N OF ais Older be Published IN the
newspapers scc"E TINS 70 the 2 and 9th rules uf Court
4 CNTy. TcsLe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
GItEAr BARoANs IN pay GOODS

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
Prices reduced. 18Th December 1911.
CROUCH. BROORs& HUDsoN b.yi.,vo -
az te.ou 10 NOR roma ming stock embracing eve.
" salty staple and fancy Goods which they now Ter
AZ TeH4esd Prices az they anxious 10 reduce IA.
present stock previous 10 fhe ~ ofJsnuary ~ "a
ness. N-" J'A FOiFi
Ih'Y arc detcrmined 10 offer such inducements az ,p
able Goods. 80 '"''' ~ 7'd.'h
They particularly invite attention To- Tho l,logioy yoi,
~ which uey have choice STOCK, viz
kch new Style Cinema and Ciangeible allks-HsIt and
DARK shades 's'' -"'
Mouslane de LANES, Pop'ns AMI Chailes
Plain Mode Col0rcd M1usllines
Black Gro DC Rhine silks
Spieni'1 watdcd VIZ Mlull'ls scaffs and shawls
D. Eubroiicrcd Thbrtand BfucLa -h4wIs
hEbyic and Neu Fhiwls. low price
Erft huc Blue Wool BIirk AMI Fancy c0fYred Ttors
D. d. Cur ed Beaver and Plot Cloua
DO DO tl-sirsrics. handsome a. t1rfment
Mefln1ca AZ b. Z. o. dnI g. 90
french an q. fltsn ff11cs, dark winter prints
Nhte and scarlet Ifnns.s rieh pr. ntc1 BOOKINGS
hefaeTs' ltnscya, rarufuHtni blankets Tor Nfaroea
Ezra hne Boz BIansets, o. reduced prices
dec 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
OCTOBER Goth.

I(N the Nassau. the Subscriber has received further
- sHly ~ Gale a Cos superior ".anos with the grand
etoa' i-e Pedals AMI upper hampers one al $50 and
'uc A goo . W. DANIEL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

IANING determined disc on'inue kcering Stoves We
.Icr those NOW hand. f'r sale a. FIRST COST
Persons wanting cars aims viii please give ne cali
RICHARDS & CO.
- GI.m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
IlENnY GinsnN m.

Wv ~ w" TlI"T"TT UTTTTrT al w
,........ gnii February I'M, 1872. ~ VT
IliHiRu u. rhNNAY. Of tho sfyol ri,t.,,,t t
- iuthl'I petition. praying that DE- fnrv d,
nl'srrf. IIf ordered that ail rerfous rf5.f.i,.,
Ni'rs % NE sli Richard -. slut.y show ,,is
,ytl on in <ii day oi March uer'. why the a.t ri,
stI y rlnfW Do NOT declared blukrupf ttrsr,,t -,
eI" 'nuEf.ss in That behalf, aud iirf AGONY IN,
18Th rucs Of court us ~ WIG @<l AMI
CopY-TcHe.
feb IT, upVn q ,-,v.a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
la the United States Court COR the Eastern District Of Viz
- >.. gina. Feb. s6lh. lSi2.
OHEkI 81 Al. 49, 4 a
In the United SAFES Court SI ne E3:ien District OF Viz

" '1 uIVV SaIes VouTt IoT the tasicTn Distinct
- . gnis. tchruaty %, lSi2.
- bNRoN BARKER, Of the e " OF Richmond having
~, h.ed petition praying that he may be declared a
ankrnpt sorjetcd, Thar all persons cl.mipr 10 he
steois OF the said z byron BARKER show cause TO the
outon The th of MarchneN why the said r. byron iiir
scr DC declared bankrupt pursuant the act OF Con
IN mat behali' and tas copy OF this order DC pub
rules OF court. A e.py. Tesic " ~ '"
fcb26 w5w HENRY ctpSo~ ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

inthc Uned States Court for tho Eastern District vi Nr
gina, Feb. l2ih, iSiA
NNM. BEAt, OF the city of Rchulond, hav nx rieI
w petition praying that he NAV be dcelarc-i bankrup
" IS ordced that all persons claiming be creditors Of
the sni WIN Deal show 70 the the 22d av
OF March next, why the SAIL Mn, Real DC dec are
bankIupt lhc Congress in that behalf
anu that cory of this order b. published tn the ncSpa
pers according the 2,d AMI SiIh rules Of court.
Ccpy-Tcsic,
foh2l NOS HENRY GIBSON Clk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

oANhL . EN- FRENCH.
Oral system OF Teaching the Living Iansusgcs a.
Iusraicd ~ practical course Of Lessons in Inc
French through The medium Of Tie Eassh hy Jean Man
ecTcl, "a vols Just received. ~
-l1l5 SMITH, DRINKER & NORRIS.
lNA$HiONABLE DRESS AND FROcK
COATS, ready made and made 10 ordcr in Inc lot 81
ami most approved cut and fashion, at
, STARR & cos.
~ fL.. l.. |. L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
A BARGAIN.
sIrPERinn CII,I

n ani of gOoL tone-for sale. -
tn w DANIEL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

VIhGINIA-At Rules held Ina the Clerks ofuee Of
the Superior Court III law Chaneery Cos the
County OF Henreo and City OF Richmond on the
sale the sth day OF February, lsi2-wilam Crane ami
S.ne, franc late parners under the anl siylc OF
"a ~ tfanr q 90, puts against E.iwaid Wauc n and
ae,y hrs vile james Fisher aud John Fisher Heniain
tishet AMI edeon Fisher, infant chtlen and heirs OF
and another, dehs. ''
the defendants above named not having entered their
appvtancc aud given security, ACCORDING the act Of
neey ana inc rules OF this Count, appearing 10y
s.aSory evidence, that they not inhabitants oi this
ne, The Rule, to be held the nrst Monday in May
fih,s as~., the bi OF the plaintiffs, aud that cory
order he forthwith Inserted la some nrw.u.rcr pn
1870, w me ehS OF Richmond, for two months sncers-
said Civ. NV '''"' H'"i " 'hc 'apuol IN tue
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

IN TIE 'a1ei etlcs Court for E,scru DsIic o, Vr-
-. 49, sina, February lsth ISL: "
GEORGE MERRIAM, 90 tho civ Of Eirbro,1 ,.,..,,
n me- peuIn, praying ihu lac Inar bc declared a
o&hstnpN Is oTicrei that all Persons claiming 10 bc
Srs@c5s 81 s tJ GeSrse Merrsm show cause to the
t On 'e ~ cay OF March EeXi, why the said Genre
Merriam Re no. decatcda hanktupi rnrsus, IN t, ~.
81 congress Ia that behalf aud that COPY of ms -,
24tl rules OF court. - ''N ->N "nu
Copy. Tcsie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

tfstTfn UI.ITIct u NiT-
,-,n,,,.,,, snli, February l2.h, lsil
t-,pn' NJ hNoNN, 81 the city OF RchucnI hav;n,
"a hlci petition, praying that he NAV loo cri,sJ :
eanMuF' - ordered that all persons caiminr 10 bc
son,"ts 81 ne sid fdmuad Hrown show cause To- The
u On rue 81 Gay ~ March nc, why the sad Edmund
re M, ecl1rc bankrupt pursuant To the act Of
i% W uiat bchali, aud thst copy this order Ia
rules ~ court. "e " ''o ~<u anu <iih
e,,. ACopy-Tesic.
Ieo 10 WOW HENRY GIBSON Clt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
II. L. GRAVES, u.


VIRGINIA; Al Rules hell la the Clerk. ogi.c q, an.
Souh oi eneo AND tHy of Richmond ON the Chanccry
swc, The ~ day 90 Fcbtuary lSi2Mary Bstranrc plf
dcfis. 49, ''' ""'' "'' 't''c'
The defendants above named not having entered t,cI,
spc rance ana given security according IL the ar II
tcnhy aud the hnlcs " this Court, aud apncltIpr y
satisfactory evidence that they not Inhabitants OF his
'NNuonwc cam; It's ordered. That sai cfcu,l MS 10
appear ~ the Rules 10 bc held On the drsf Monday I'M Nv
next anu answer the hill OF the piini; and thai a copy Of
is o der be forthwith Inserted in some n, waranrr n
shcd In the 'iy 4" Rtchuoud, Tor onhs sncr
City. AGONY rr.tc - ~ N"f''' '" "e sS'd
IHg WV VIM q. SANDS Clerk
NI6iNlA:-Ata Court of Appeals, held at Tic C,n,oi
- Ia the City OF Richmond on " c,ineri Jan stb
t<-f ra'cls thinn aud others appt's: against Renb,r
murray AMI Allied Murray aud James l. Mufray rhiLrrn
81 keubcn Murray and CahaTiuc his wife nnI heirs nt
tnc alter john Luckcut aud Alice his Viir ,,c sic.
hh ray Thomas thinn, Jr aud others anpeil.rs I'm,
az flpsai Prom asc-c,s pr0HoHcsd6y he tate
CSarf ~ ChaHcsry tcid at Winchester and b ne Crf,
Superior Court II Frederick County
he wriis OF supcrsclcas heretofore awarded Tho ~,
Pcans In is cause, NOT brins RETURNED executed on tl
aplcuccs John Luckcu sud Nicc liz vito, ami TIar,,s
lhNthcN are not iuhihants ct tits Cuinmonwr ,ith On
me u ton OF the appellants 10y their counsel IL IL order
., nat they 10 appear hcrc the first Monday n
npIlncS Ia htve r. hearing Of the whole matter m Tho
Iecres Aforesaid contained that cory Of tbs cnrr
" loItwuh inserted in guiuc newspaper printed la The
'Hy OF Richmond aud continued for two months succcs
Ne and that another copy thereof be poseda the from,
door Of the Capitol in tle said City. 1917
l., o. - Cory. Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12
f. l6-v5v nE%ny orRsov m.

IT 'V t's O',ltIt OI Inc Eastern DsiTict vi NlT
-, $500. "a a. February lAh, 1872:
I'RANkllN sTEkRNs, oftEc city OF hinonl b,vi,,
u,i friu'n pray ing that he may b. declared Tank
IIP 'rTt H. mat all persons claiming 10 be re tor.
o. ne san transin stearus show Tic court on The
~ ay o March mex, why the sai franklin S.e.tns c
notd.claei bankrupt pursuant TO tho act of Congress I'm
uat ceiai ant that copy OF this order bc puishs I'm
cOuT- " '1' ~
~ Acopy-Tese.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-12

In tie uucd States Court or the Eastern District of Vr-
giria. Feb. iqih lSt2.
IoSEPI 1. HUGHES. ct the city OF Richmond having
~ Mod petition pray that h, may DC declarcda bans
rupE Is ordered, that IL persons uns 10 hc cr,,
ois Ct the said Joseph Hughes show cause TO the cost
on the 2fi day II march new, the Katl Iosrpb n
Hughes Sc not dccsrcda hinkrup pursuant to the ,.t OF
Congress Ia thai behalf aDd that cory OF this order 10
published in ihcue~sGspers according the 21d and cIh
rules OF court.
fch u WV HENRY cipSo< ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
Rhode Island.
Corre.pondeoce of The frisune.

PsovmENcE. NAV s. lst.
The d,y ha. passed oil without any outbreak az
-, r. o'clock T NJ and do not aPPrehend
,h,, any will occur The streets have been yer,
.,,,.b crouded and considerable cxcltemeHt hS'
,rev.,led. The General Assembly under ine
!. Poople'. Constitution, has organized IN u ne"
build;ps intended for foundry on the porsn''-
stree, lot. Sxty-si> Of the eighty members o.
49,, Uoyse sf Representatives were frsent an"
,oox ,be oath of ofhcc They adjourned MI a'''i'
moo, when they met "a count the votes tor wv
ern,,r and the salute Of artillery has just ahno""'
col tho Inauguration Of Nj. Dorr. The proc's'
ION numbered about 1850, including about oV'
who were armed. ill.
Tbs Governor and the Board OF Councilo' .
have been In session during the day. he r'"''
Of their deliberations has not been made puD'' !
bat | think can ASSURE YOU that II i Determined
unou TO arrest the principal mon who violate tie
law.
The General Assembly meet tomorrow at New
p.r, II i, not improbable tina, tho Governor may
communicate message. an il would not be
,tranee If a reoui.ition should b. made upon the
Pre,dcn, for assistance. This will depend, how
over mon the course taken by the Suffrage fariy
| ne NICncrdt Assembly, WIN t'''N'@
Friday or SATURDAY,. to meet again in June. d"
no, Know that any Thing besides the usual election
of officers will be done. unless it should be deem
ed advisable to make a requisition upon the tIe''
dent
The Companies dissaected toward the Govern
mcnt that were ordered to send % the arsenal t''
arm. loaned to them by the State did Not comply
with the order Some of the arms, 1t Is ild'
MORA in tho urnrPsslOn TODAY.
A Committee of the Suffrage Psrty waited on
Gov. King Yesterday. and proposed that Com,
mi,tee Of Conference should be appointed by the
General Assembly and another by the Suffrage
General Assembly, To agree upon compromise
GOV King replied that h. had no power to act 1"
the matter.
The records, of the courts and OF the Once OF
the Secretary of State have been removed to New
port for safety, a measure OF Precauiion which can
dc No. harm, although it was hardly necessary
CANoSICrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

" The Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church commences its session On the
18th inst in the Mulberry-street Church. 1t i.
expected that Bishop WArGH, assisted by Bishop
He DpiSG, will preside.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

~ For Literary Notices and an ASCOT
alton Article see lst page.
% For Review of New-York Market
see 4th page.
% For News by This Mornings Mai!
see next page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

MrRpER.-An aged negro man was barba-
rously assaulted at hi. house in Coyingson, O., on
Wednesday the Goth, by three persons. and so
severely beaten that be died on Sunday night. A
reward of $500 j. offered for the apprehension OF
the r-lurderrrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

tn, LAST GHs.r SPEECH HssRy CLAY IN The Senate
= nnb.bed eoo.nle,e in the Weekly Tribune for Aprl
and NAV b had at the d~sk. 1t embraces iui and eio
ouep, dscus.ion e( the Pubbe Expenditure Protective
Tariff the Land Distribution, &c It's sprh = most cahuo
90 ,,,o,;c a,d I, arguments swerable. Price G;
urrc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

u The Bostoa Ala. says that merchant of
tina, city received an application not long since for
a loan OF 1000 stand Of arms, the name Of Mr.
DoRR, the Governor Of the Suffrage party, being
offered a. security; but tina, he declined on account
OF the Use to which they were to be applied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

UJ'We have in type astounding evidence Of tho
recent Election Frauds. 1t j. unayoidably crowded
cut to-day, but will appear tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
y DnrIinx,. Uniyer.aI Soap for wash.

II Darlinx's Universal Soap for WASH
ing, EIfhoUt boiling Blsscang-Ihs article
Tor 10y WOOlens Lnfn., Lscrs silks an- CacoetO any
49, II not contain any ingres that vii
1re In the least either texture cOlDr; vI inure
the hands but will rrnder Them it, when doBe vasng. 70
sagage 10 sewing II Necessary. For cleaBng paint 4
rvae BY using this soap. great part of hr tuel u>d
the ordinary method Of washing may he dispensed With
IL formed sheD made ~ bars OF pOuad each every
bar stamped DarDes Universal Soap Mandatory 10
AmOs~reet, y. Y
Orders areced 70 the proprietor through he PostOfce
viii be promptly Attended 10 and delivered ia any part Of
thu city.
Boxes contain II bar. hafdo IS bar Price 81 pr bar
DANIEL 4. DARLING, l& Anao>street,
between Hudson and Bleeckcr..treev,
4 L.-L.. 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

IT The Proceedings Of the National Convention or ID
PROTECTION Of American lnieress convened IN lie oIy
Nsvyo,k Apr s. lsi2 for sale at this Office. Price . CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

1--WE crave pardon Of eur advertisers od~y' Inc =
raorsry pres. Of forced out many Of ter ia
,oy. We ,rn,t IN. like will not soon occur again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05
n Removal Of the real Ganphenr oil
aud Webb's uaeQuatled burner, snd plic,s r.

ducrd marry SCI per ernt - lie SUBSCRIBER haSug pur.
ca,ei The right at sltent and Le balance ~ : och O
WrbJs Burners aud Camphenr, has REMOt I'd ths
10 Lafayette Hall, 57 Broadway OppOst NbO, Garden
and al persons are warned against making using my
lamp lst Is Infringement said burner, which is ir
most perfect radiator known for par0rs, stores,
workshops, not costing one cent per hour burn Cam.
phen" si AZ only ~ ems per gallon All ne improved
No tsmuhene. producing and splendid ght,
reduced s., cent pr gallon: Camphorsir Ga, - cents
Astral aDd Ohrr lamps altered tO burn cawpheue. Lamp
Glasses Of all kinds Lsm.s wich'd ~. cent. escD.
County merchants and whOe.ae orders lamps,
phenc, or spirits sJpplsd At sii.l es, rates
GEO W McCREADN, r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

sb Ut, No. II JIu-.I n suUcTIFI las 0VfUfU
Cash Tailoring Establishment al ~ John-,ire'l and
band general assortment OF Cloths and Ca,,mrfrs
Of American manufacture ct superior style and finish and
variety Of coOr,, Ia which he invites the attention of those
who vim 10 encourage own uulacOries Also.
perOr Mest-O Rbg land wool black and iAncy coaTed
Cloths AMI Cashmere and great Vsucty OF fancy Vest
n.y., rich black SatIn &c OF the best quah all O
which VII De made up low for cs,h At short notice he
fashionable Style under The direction Mr. GAY
iord (laie OF the NevfofA Cash Tailoring Establishment
Fnlton-street) who's practical snd mechan abilities
Is a cutter are universally acknowleil ed.
Terms, cash, and no abatement 10 prceG
a25u "a GEORGE ANDKtMS. a J0hn.street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

II Jayne's Hair Tonic.-Fr the slmnsrylle
~. ~ Wing s. me tine since called upoa VI Y Ma
u summervle ior Or JayDe's celebrst-d Hair Tone
~ restore my hair, which falling cot daily. of
cured one bote and applied il content. according 10 E
directions "ben the bottle exhausted discosereh
ny great surprse a0d subtraction that the young har "a,
,taring handsomely, therefore purchased another UnI
hal nsed three bottles and compensation ny hs'
a. thick ARd vbaf q more surprising my bsh.
asOned by sckCess, IN which cas-" there
greater hope restoration, bat wss hereditary.
JAS o. ROGERS, Methodist Minister
April a. I9gl Mount HOreb, -unmsrset Co, y. }.
sold By the agents A. Is. ID. SANDS Dfnggisi' "
Futon forDr Of Goldree loo FulOn-strert, rs Broad
~ Saratoga Wnsers.--sIeiIcinsi Waters 81 NE ne
on h.nd re,h from the springs. For sale, ~boesAe ana
rr,a DAVID Sands Co, Chemist, n East Bnoadrsy'
corner Market street mlI @ins
~ wilson. NiseeIianies, Critical and Misc
sDeous Essays, by Christopher North (Proessor lli
5 vol. y mo. Just published and tor sale low BY
AZ DAYTON NEWMAN, cor Fulton and Nsssaas@
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coNrgNTs OF1UE MAY NrMBER.


4 The Nati0aal Gouve iOn-Edii0ral
H. The New Tariff Bill--EdtoTisl
III. Editorials, &c
" roceedngs of the Home Industry Convention
" Report on a Preamble Of the Tariff; by j. Blunt
Of New York.
VI Report on Auction Sales and Frauds on The Reve
noe by W. W. Drinker, Of Newlor .
VII Report on the Influence of Protection; by L. {
Haves. NJ New-york.
VIII. The Principle Of Protection by H. GREELEY
TX Report ON Currency by q. Bacon, OF Ne~,n orr.
x Report Iron, Coal, Hardware, &c; by H. "
Kellogg Of Troy o,,
ofBrooklyn ~ Y.
XII Report on Coal; by DR.. j. G. Fisher, Of Virginia
Kill Report on Hardware by Ripley, OF Hartford:
XIV Cut Nails Complementary 10 the foregoing } by
J. r. winsow, OF Trey, ~ Y.
XIV Wood Screws; by Alex Hodges, Of Providence.
XVI Plated Ssddl.ry and Hardware
XVII Report on Buttons and Pins by T. Cook.
XVII Report on Jewelry, &c. by T. AddSAn, Of Wy
XIX Repor, on Commerce, with Statistics by J. Grin
NELL Of Mass
Xxx. Report on Combs
XXI Report on Brushes; by J. 6. Plat. Of T.
For sale the Office, No 80 Ann-s Price Ct cents, or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

" A. L. Mageui'. the Missouri Earthquake
has been discharged from the Insane Asylum q
Philadelphia, on a writ Of habeas corpus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

Of the party they have been a source. Ss Revenue
or Tax on the country, as will help the argu
And all thi. j, put forth with sweet cowboy sim
plcitv. blari Difference of manner, most ediying
TO behold. There is no pride, no assumption no
buster in the part the Senator plays. iou would
never dream from his manner, though you might
from hi. matter. that be is one Of the abest ans
shreude.t men on the floor OF the American Senate.
Mr.. Wright has been a fortunate politician /
recollect him IS an able and unhinching ooadlut
Of Mr.. Van Buren, in 1924 in the attempt TO give
the Electoral Vote Of Ns~-York to Mr.. Crawford
noleas rolens.' and if do not greatly mistake
he was a leader among the notorious Seventeen
Senators who defeated the bill giving the choice
Of Elector, to the People. The consequent mo 2
nan, spri.ing Of the People threw him for time
into the shade but he soon rallied, and IN Tie
fierce struggle of 1929 was elected Member OF
Conpres. from the great central Northern District
~ some twenty majority in more than twenty ihous-
and votes Before this he had been sometime
Cosptroller Of tn. State Finances, and in 1880 he
va, chosen a United States Senator. which post he
mas since filled with credit and ability. His second
term expire. with the present Congress
Mr. Wright has thus far been content to act a
lieutenant and confidential aid to Mr.. Van Buren,,
though the latter i far his inferior IN talent en-
ergv, and every manly attribute Of the Statesman
Now it is understood that the eminent Senator l.
about to take the field for himself He has many
ardent and influential supporters az candidate
for next President here and elsewhere ; and have
understood that the larger portion OF the Loco
Focos in the last NewYork Legislature were for
him. Failing that, Mr. Calhoun would be very
happy to engage him as Vice, with the promise OF
the succession / have always opposed, and ex
pect always to oppose, Mr.. Wright IN politics. for
he is inyeterately welded to that madly destrue-
tive, blightn-ly negative school politicians which
holds that Government has no duties of moment
but to hang murdcrers and raise direct taxes but
I shall not the less regard him with respectful
Difference, and in a humble way
with that ste m JOY which warriop feel
IN iOemen worthy OF their STEEL u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

u The Essex County Republican raises the
standard Of HgsEY CLAY for President in 1874
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

~ The MAY number Of the American Lsborer II no"
ready for delivery anil be had Of the ne~sboys or
our counter Price 6, Copies Of the first numhe'
tbs work which Published on the first day Of April iss
ay also be had nj the price The WORK $50 be cor"
pleted ia ~ Numbers Pr 10 mail Subscrber,' % een
The (ollowinp il a table OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

u The Mobile, Ala, Advertiser has raised
the Wing standard and nailed to it the flag bear.
ing the name of HEsRr CLAY for the next Pre.i.
dency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

~ Georges Handy, Daniel NJ Brodhead and
Joseph Solms were baard before Judge Barton al
Philadelphia on TUESDAY, and di.charged-no evi
dence being brought against them on the charge
The Judge said he had no power to order the pa
per. in charge Of the Legislature to be produced
az TESTIMONY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

" The Columbia Republican on Jeholf Of Il
People, raises the flag Of HnsRr CLAY for u
next Presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

- t rom letters Of the Secretary of War, and
OF MAJOR General Scott i. answer 10 an iuyitaii 1n
from Mayer General g. IL. Steuart. 10 attend the
Camp Baltimore, il appears tina, Governor 2 or.
ter ct Pennsylvania, viii review the troop. on the
18th, aEd on the sOth they will be reviewed by Cies
Scott, and the Hon. J. c. Spencer, Secretary Of
War. Govsrnor Thomas, Of Maryland. will al>c
review them at some subsequent period.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-05

Commodore Jacob Jones ha. been ordered To
the command Of the Baltimore station. vice Com
modore Henry +. Ballard, relieved.