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New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

II Wnvcricy H.inc-fha pubic can now depa
upon thu, Iiac gong through without delay the route
the aiterno1n ultar leaving Pine will drivp from
stand tr0t, right through and 10 mistake. Il "
can't believe tins is true, ride and see.
Fare 6. ceuts. Season tickets, $40 per quarter.
i'll ly co. GEO. w lIOaAN
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

MICHIGAS.-Gov. BARRY Message was dcliv-
cred to the Legislature on the 18th inst. Within
the State there arc 59G miles of railroad and 233
OF canals. The estimated cost of these works to-
gether with the Improvement OF five rivers is $i0,-
1929 rs, though their real cost when completed
will not be less than $l50Q9,000. The amount
appropriated is $2,3t22 l43. OF which S2,329 2GG
has been already expended, leaving balance of
$512 LAG yet 10 be expended Beside this, $20l3i
have been expended in the attempt to- procure salt
from springs in the State, which thus far he's
proved unsuccessful. In SURVEYS and for nstrll-
ments S37,626 have also been expended. With
regard to the farther progress OF their plans In
,ernal Improvement, the Governor SAYS -
Those portions that finished, it should be
our hrst object To make available on the most
economical plan Such portions : yet uniin
shed but so nearly o=ttai comparatively small
future expenditure will render productive large
outays already made, should be finished ii means
eau be found at command. The completion OF the
plan AS whole can no longer be hoped All
action therefore, having in view;S farther prose
cation, 1t IS respectfully suggested should be re-
strictcd ia such portion OF the system as aiiording
facilities 10 the greatest number of our citizens,
will AT the same time, yield the greatest revenue. ;"
The State has borrowed at different times
$6,260,2S6, and small portion of her bonds bear
interest at the rate of seven per cent The Bank
OF the United States owes the State $l.306,3l2 !;
and If the bonds for which no consideration was
received should be returned. the Indebtedness of
the State would be abou; SiOl7 900. The Co
vernon Notwithstanding the embarrassed state OF
the finances, sets his face resou,cly asainstrepu-
dlaton, and advises that persons be appointed By
the Legislature, If possible. 10 make a settlement,
with the holders OF her bonds ard ifthis cannot be
done to ascertain Who they and report to the
Legislature Its farther suggested whether il
world not be expedicnt TO lessen farther wholly
10 canoe! the Indebtedness of the State By giving
the i've hundred thousand acres of land. rein.
pushed to It by Congress, or other property be
longing 10 the State, IN exchange for its bonds, in
the event an arrangement, to tina, clec, can be
made
The suspension OF specie payments is condemned.
and it is recommended that any future reiysal 10
pay specie any Liability shosld work the for.
fixture of the charter and tina, all cases of insol
veacy be deemed prnla acie evidence OF fraud
The only other subject OF general interest upon
which the message touches is relative 10 unpaid
taxes on nonresident lands. At present, where
three years taxes remain uspsd the land is SOLD
therefor. I; is suggested whether it would rot be
better, as is now ,he=case in Virgins and some
other States that lands shall become forfeited and
vested IN the Sta,cit the taxes assessed thereon
remain unpaid for specified time
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

II The Rev. VIM. Patton, d. d. VIII p'eal
next Sabbath evening the 18th the Madison st
Presbyterian Church. OF Gouvcrneur, u Sernc
by request, the subject OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. Ser
vices commence at : O'clock Ii5,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

Hows'> HyCEISs HoxEsoUNo C,>oY.--A pleasant, Il
speedy cure ty coughs throat, loss OF vo!cc ara ,
disease, arising from cold Also for onchus \, 49,
drugs in this preparation ~hchl coub ,he be,ti.
the market beng pcccty safe, and Al The .,me lin. ~
caclous i52 Broad ~. corner Of Howard
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

MvaDgR-John B. Hodson, keeper OF the toll
gate on the road from Georgetown to Frankfort
Nv. was found murdered III lis hoase on the 81
inst. His head was completely splitaopen; tue
decd wa. done with stick II wood found near
him. Money Is supposed to hive bee" the am OF
the murderer; as abou, $40, Known to be IN the
house was not found.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15
u Bmliion'r English Grammar, page,st


CLEMENT & PACKARD, l20 Peari-st \. J.
The object III preparing AID publishing this series
Grammar, ~ Two fold LIST To condense snd arrange
plain simple form textbook for the use OF schHH
all important the beat aud latest works on ine
subjects and u. As the general principles OF al is
gua.es the same, 10 arrange the leading paris M
in the order express the s1me things N y
same laugaagc so tina, the study Of one Grammar ~
be rendered more cectual assistance in the STUDY
another and tina" the confusion and difficulty unnecs,a
rIly occas0nad by the study Of elementary works dfs
ing widely from each other their language and ia"
iurc may be avoided. BY adopting this Plan much u
and labor will be saved, both thu teacher aud PuphG
analogy ofthe iIerelt languages constantly keptmW
and II ~i be az once wacreiu they agree and T1
III they differ. =C2) ilJk
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

Ut Ghnpinmn'n :. atn.ic Strop," with o.
,aic Hove warranted 10 please. TryiI. Also. 'apeT
Razors, Shaving Cream, Pocket Books Wallets, Sc'H
al the Manuinc,ory. l02 William ST.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

FROM MExIco.-By the bark Eugena. at this
port from Vera Cruz, we have papers from the
Ne,>ican capitalize Dec. 18th.
The Dario del Goberno OF the 10th. contains
maaitcsto of the provisional Supreme Executive
Santa Anna) to the nation, accompanied bya de-
cree for the election of Delegates to tho new Con-
sress. which is 10 convene in the city OF Mexico
on the lst Of June next. The ratio OF representa-
ton is one Delegate for every 20 coo souls, agree
abv 10 the census prepared by the National Inst.
t,,ts OF Geography and Statistics, a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

II The famous English Doctor. Sir W. BLIZZARD, 70
cipe for piulpe> bIn,ahcS, icckes sud all erup,,Os,
is cale,: Joac, lrdau Balm. We old by nctic,l
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

u sunday Evening Eccfnres-On Mar
by H. Il. Blar.-hc Third IN the will be deliver
ed January 9th, hatpast o'clock, IN Constitution
Hall, ESQ Broadway, in Which viii he considered The
Curse'-,hc and the extent of itt;eue.s, chap
iii. verse. TO 10 together with collocaon Of ever
pa sage the Bible in which the OF the first
spoken or 18th rcfrance its consequences TO his R'
,,rity Seats free i'll j.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

= .'fThOnpsOu's Bank Note Reporter
carefully corrccel up TO last cvcnng u ISSUED tnh DO
ming from TIE Office 81. Wall ST. rrcc e. cents. JlJ III
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

sJ The Quarterly sermon vii! be preach.
to. morrow (Sunaay) evening, III the Mission Chu'tna
the oily Evaueci,ts, (Vandewater streot) oy inc kt
Dr. Hawks aud a collection made III aud OF tho !uad4
the Church. Servca to commence N O'CLOCK ~
friends of the Cny Mission Saclet!, nnd Eplscopaim
generally, are invited 10 attend
SooulJ the weather prove stormy, the Sermon VIII
POSTPONED uni the first FAR SUNDAY evening. JlJl
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

LAST appearance tonight The NOS; ,pecdiG pe,f.-'
nuccs produced this season src 20 be presented or -,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

70 Mr.. ELDER, the Postmaster, appointed BY
Mr.. Van Bsren) at Somerset, OHIO, has been az
rested and imprisoned, upon charge OF having
purloined letter or letters from the nail, contain
ing money.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

UBy notices in our advertising columns II
will .e seen that President MAHAS breaches three
times in the Chry<,ie.st. Chvrch to-,llorrow, ana
Rev E. II. CHArtS, (rhe eloquent orator OF the
Odd Fellows last evening al three different
Churches during Ike 6av and evening.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

FIRE Is NoRwIcH-We learn from Adamss
express that a large carriage mandatory and
tannery in Norwich were DESTROYED b. tire about
| | o,clorL on Wednesday nighs.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15
TIL E TRIB UN E.
NEW-YoRK, SATURDAY, JANUARY Is.

X We are indebted TO hoa. ~ P. TALLMADcE, our
Senator, and Hon T.uMAs SMITH of CT. and Hon. R. C.
WISrnRoP Of Mass for Congressional Documents. Also,
to Messra. HARXDsss, for Boston papers.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

UjEssE HswLgY, Esq, one OF the original
projectors of the Erie Canal, and for some year.
Member OF the Assembly of this State, died sud
denly q, Lockport on the 10th.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

~ rEo4PsoS's BANK NOTE REPORTER, q
which the third number is published ms faoF's's'
is carefully made up BY Que Of the most intslsea'
.Nonsv Brokers in Wall,strect, who hiss long ocen
repusably engaged in the business We confidently
assure our friends tina; the Money ana Banking in
,el.igence Of the Reporter are no, only aap!e. o"t
may be fully relied on
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

IL s.ccture. Is sscnds of Enmilics.-Ths
third Lecture in the being delivered III the
Braner,i Presbyterian Church. (Rev A. d. Smiths Riy
ngton street naar Orchar vii be Delivered sabbath
evening rcNt. (Janulry 6h) att o'clock by Rev. JOEL
PAKkER, D. d.
Subject-"Thc Fathers Part in the Training Of Chi
.rrn
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

~ We ask attention 10 the Memorial OF Me-
chanics which will be found in another column
The Working Men OF our City are rapidly signing Ii
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

70 The San asserts that nine tenihs of the Peo-
pie of the Emitted States nothing about the
Bankrupt Law because they are 70, in eu1bar-
raised circumstances We cannot think so mean
~ OF our fclow-ci,zens this would indicate.
Doubtless, the embarrassed and unfortunate feel
mere keeny the want of a Bankrupt Law than
others, but we=are confident the enlightened and
humane feel the want of Bankrupt Law for the
whole Country, and permanent measure of
policy-a measure of protection to the solvent as
well as OF relief to the nsovent. Did none desire
the abolition of Imprisonment for Debt but those
exposed 10 sach imprisoamen;', The assertion OF
general indifference to such measures is libel on
human nature.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15


q FlNE WsArugR.-sunday most delightful
aay-ihe shono rasplendentiy-the streeis were
tlrong.d-:he churches crowded-the ladies' looked
charming and every thing cheerful aspect sun,
sudden change productive of sickness, parcu-
!ary coughs and COLDS and unless people careful
attend 70 the first symptoms, the effects generally
astrOu. 10 the constitution. On the first attack Of cold
nave recourse 70 chermans Cough LoZcngcs Wick IN
pulmonary affections has achieved an ascendant career Of.
usefulness, which far distances competition Of mere
toastiul pretente!s til, the power Of keptcism
10 doubt IT, virtues, or Of envy 10 deny them IL caring
cough II IL the rnost certain and safe remedy and in
cases OF protracted pulmonary complaints, where other
medicines have been used, and medical skill "a led it s
universally esteemed for IT. proaputads aud certainty,
and rs peculiarly pleasant taste. Boston Mail
Shernan's Loz-nges sold The Warehouse loo
Nas,an street, and by Agents 10 and 273 Broadsay m
Bo~ery .! East hroad~ay, 32l Bieecker and 2a7 Iud
.Jn-,trects 90 William street. New York IS and I3q
Fulto--street, BrooAyn Reading State street sos-
tor Burgess, % Sou,h-Third street. Phadelphi..
Cleaaln-s. Of the Head and Hai,-S,raoge it !, that
persons "ho attend strictly TO persons.
&c. should negec: i1e Head-th. Har-the most essen
tis Inc most expose aud the most eautfal, pro-
Re:y cared tor o.! all me gifts Of the Creator Perfectly
free II be kept d2udru .curi with certainty
that the Hair cannot fall out by Of the Balm OF
Columbia L4ae., will yoa make your toilet without hi.
erc!eS answer teariessly No. if you have tried
and experienced rs purifying sRectsit. sweet perfume
hundred articles have been put forth the credit OF
th. the only FIRST me only really valuable article. mass
Of testimony f.oE all classes these facts.
Look ou.-Couuterfeiters abroad. Look aIways
Cor the ZANE Of Comsock & Co. on the splendid wrap
pers and never buylt without that name and bay oiy
at Il Maiden lane, oryou vii get the false.
CoSsFMFTfoH ASD PEAsEs CASDY--It is a very ver
established fact that Peases Candy and Con. p,ou
will with each other than oil and water
consequently the grim monster es before the weapons
Of hls unrlvailed medicine. you doubt its efficacy try
IT. Sold at IS Division street
SOMETHING NEw.-We advise those about 10 make
Presents To cal! upon c. Barry lac Broad way the first
artist N huaaa ar IN this country Parties having
piece OF hair Of living @. deceased friend aet il
Iosnef by his into any design the mind car conceive
IN such fora IT will be kcepsake +" invaluable. A
.ca treat IS In atore 20 ~ho have yet seen MS
UNIQUE designs of Rings, Bracelets, Necklaces, Watch
Guards, Flowers. &c. DC all made Of human hair.
u For valuable medicine cure Coughs Colds
assumptions and Liver Complaints, see Dr. Aliens ad
vertisehent n medical column.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

DEA7u or MA;oR W1Lcox-MIajor D. Wilcox,
Of the 5tn Regiment Z 5 Infantry aiei u fitas-
"a East Florida. on the morning of the 81 lns;-
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

The labors of this Congress areto be confined
to the single business of framing Constitutions
Journal of Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

~ The examination of the 0:::cers OF the late
1-ni,sa States Bank commenced a, Philadelphia
Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

II The Lectures OF Mr. H. 3. BlAlE aeon
,;i;u.ion Hall tomorrow are deserving OF asscn-
We understand that they inculcatc q e'fs
ri r1rc rrlnraiitv.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

X Univcraniiam Rev. +. H. ClIApiN,
Charic,,own, Mass, Che Lecturer at the Tabcrrsce hi
evening will preach in tho Bleecker-street unvefnst
Church to aorrow Sunday morning, n, half past 10
ciock III the Orckard.srcct Church IN the alcrncca
O'Clock aud in the Elizabeth street Date Bower
Church a, o'clock the evening The public
.pectluy invited 20 attend (2l J5lt'
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

For an account OF the Loss Of the U S. Corvette
Peacock in Oregon, Gscen, OF the Mauna Loa 7oca-
s &c, Abstract OF Gov Daviss Message, Letter on
Protection, Wages and Prices, and Letter on Souca-
lion &c. in Eastern Pennsylvania see First Page
T. Tor iue conclusion OF the Proceedings Oh me
Meeting in favo, o: the Bankrupt Law, Se'o"oeo gu.
ves,cr3ay =, poem. ard Something for the Farmers
see Last Page.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

Prof. sllluas delivered his Concluding
Lecture on Geology before very large audience
a; Clinton Hail last evening We shai! give
sketch Of his remarks on Monday
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

no. \. BsowSses, Editor OF the Boston
Quarterly VII! lecture on Civilization and Human
PROGRESS !; Clinton Hail on Monday and "ednes.
dav evenings Of next week.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

Is Five noted rowces have been arrested IN
Troy charged with having broken open an eating
hnasc IN hat civ
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

ratoual Church. of Deiaucy and Chryse streets
4 few rods east ofthe Bowcry
81 special request, Mr.. Manan viii repeat Se'mcn
pre- 2ched few evenings since the relations Of The Ia,
o. God with he doctriuc Of entire SaucdactioH.
The design OF the Sermon to show THAI the doctrine
o. Entire >sauc,ica,ion in this life miguies the s
and make. il honorable while the opposite doctrine t
honorS Ii. (2) Ii5lt
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

% Rev. +. H. CHAPiS's Grafton 1t the Odd
Fellows Celebration las, evening was cmnentlv
eloquent and beautiful. 1t promised that the great
leading Idea Of our Age is that of the Moderation
Of the condition of Humanity-an idea basedup
the universal brotherhood of the Race. Unlike
the ciens Cynic who sought doubtingly, every
where perfect man, the Spirit of our Age dscerns
hopefully the germs of perfection in every human
being and sees, looking out from the tear-dimmed
eyes of the most wretched child of Adam, the light
of an immortal soul. II is this spirit which gives
force and expansion tolhe Benevolence of our age
which sends the Missionary to fierce hordes Of
savages in the darkest corners OF the earth, and
gladdens the cell of the felon with the footsteps OF
compassion and love. This spirit stands in gor
Gus contrast with the ideas of Conquest and of
Dominion on which were formed the Iron Age of
Roman domination, the Feudnl Age OF Cru
sades and tournaments, and kniglltlv Ad-entur
This spirit, Mr. c. contcnded, is destined. in its
progress to universal diffusion and empire. to
emancipate our Race from Want with its attend
ant miseres and debascments, and elevate the least
fortunate TO q position OF comfort and capacity for
mental culture This spirit, he eloqucnsly urged
was the guiding star of the Order in whose name
and under whose banner,hey were there assembled
MIR. C. gave glowing exposition of the character
and principles Of Odd Fellowship, and concluded
with a splendid apos,rophe 10 the universal spirit
of Love. as destined to renovae and exalt the con-
dtion of mankind.
Pressing engagements forbade our listening TO
the other exercises Of the evening, but under
stand they were uniformly Of elevated charac-
ter, and abundantly gratifying to the vast audience
assembled to enjoy them.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

CoSsrMFrtoE AID PEAsE's CAsDY.-It is a very yell
established fact that Pease's Candy and Consumption
will no agree with each other than oil and
consequently the grim Ties before the weapons
Of Tins unrvailed medicine. If you doubt lis efficacy ,ry
IL Sold at IS Division -
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

70 ! lettsr dated Fort Smith, Arkansas, Dec
II. state. that the body Of soldier named (
hlopp,= OF Company (, 4th Infantry, was found
suspended a tree in g secluded spot near the
military road. between that place and Glib
son. The =upposition is ina; he was hung by the
Indians.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

The AR1nr, DaEAN.-This Is me title and
he su5jec, OF a large. finely executed Me1zctint
engraving just published By the Apollo Associa-.
tioa.1 l. represents the Artist asleep with
his head upon his tsble, while me shades OF the
grea; names of Art, Rataelle Titan, Da Vinci,
Rembrandt, Rubens, and Reynolds ,hroag around
him. Il is engraved from the original by Sartain
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

WIsKoNsASz-Gov.D has vetoed 5! au-
thorizing The Secretary 10 borrow SUM of 4aoney
for the payment OF the expenses of the session =
Hi. reason is thst=t makes adequate provision
10 pro,ec, them against any demand which may be
made By the lender, il Congress should no, pay il.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

g Mr. Justice THOMPSON Of the Supreme
Court. having reached the city on Monday e.eniag
last, the Courts full and, from the talent at
the Bar. ts sitfings .-e likely a,trac; much OF
the public alteration. Mr.. LECAgE made his de-
but on Wednesday as Attorney General; and yes
,srciay an argument made IN Court BY Mr. CRIT
rGsDEs i highlg spoken Of Nat. Intel.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

u Mr.. GgoRGg HEATS, brother of the cele.
rated Post died a, Louisville, BY on the 18th inst,
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

SHAREHOLDERS CONVENTIONAL Convention
o.: Shareholders commenced is session al AnnaPo-
is on the l2,a inst. Officers were chosen, a corr
nlittee 70 prepare business appointed AID the Con-
veation adjourned until the l3:t.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

u For valuable medicine cure Coughs Colds
assumptions and Liver Complaints, see Dr. Aliens ad
yertiseheGt n medical column.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

ga Baltimore Thursday SAB, 3+6 bills OF
the Bank of MARYLAND were suvned b. The Sheriff
in obedience to an order OF the County Court.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-15

HsSRG Smith, re-appointcd at VanGalia, Ill.
aE'sTEAD D. CARY, re-appointed at Sparta.
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NEW MUSIC


JUST received the following pieces of New Music
y at the old established Store, two doors east Of
18th street. w. FlSCHEh
Bonnie Charlie, fayorite Scotch song.
The Woodland Call, Duet, by 4. j. Loder.
The Poets Elegy-Weep for star from our hrn'a-
ment taken--Lnes on the death OF Thomas
Haynes Bayly, Esq, arranged for two voices.
NV heart is in the yellow leaf by +. Welland.
My soldier wears a tartan plaid by J. Barnett.
Fall Of the Oak; words by G. Hill, Esq. of Wash
ton, music by J. II. Hewitt
Miss Lucy Long.
Shun not the village churchyard, Duett, written by
T. ii. Bayly, Esq
Kate Anderson, my Kate by N. CROUCH.
Time was thy locks were brown, friend John by
L. J. Loder.
There's bliss in the morning of love; by J. A..
Wade.
Wishes; by s Nelson
Come Come! Soldier come !-Glee.
watch for thee Serenade, by II. Thomas
A Mothers love; words adapted to beautiful
German melody and dedicated to "Amelia'
by W. c. Peters
Farewell farewell. for the Guitar, by F. Weiland,
Swiss Girls Dream, do do
My fondest, my iarest, do do
Sleep my child, do do
BE il folly or frenzy, do +. kinlock.
Merrily merrily sounds the horn for the Guitar.
I'll build for thee an altar for the Guitar, by
d. c. Yon.
L'invitatione a la Chase; by G.. Bessner.
Dream is past, arranged as quick step by F. Wei
Vienna Snpes Waltz by j. H. Cpl.
Quadrilles from Tampa, for two performers.
Hail Columbia, with variations.
may "a
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NAVY CoMMIssioNER's OFFICE,
18th April, 1912.
June 23-law4w

18th April, 1912.
TT having been determined by the Navy Depart
ment to cause be xecuted series OF careful ex
perimens to ascertain the relative values of the due
varieties Of fuel, applicable to the purposes of
steam navigation in the Navy of the United States
the propretors of Mines others, furnishing such
fuel informed, that upon forwarding to the navy
yard, the city of Washington. Sttheir own charge
a quantity not less than two tons in weight of the
fuel which they respectively supply to be delivered on
or before the LIST day Of July next, the Department
will the trial of the same TO be faithfully made
discover its heating power and other properties me-
cessary be known, order to judge of its fitness
for the purpose above specified. Each sample thus
must be accompanied by statement or certificate
of the origin Of the same, and the period of its ex-
traction from the mine also of the points on the At
Ianic coast, on the Mississippi, Gulf of Mexico,
the lakes, at which it CAM most conveniently de-
vered.
To be published trice neck in Madisonian, Ma
tonaI ln,elI,gencer, Army and Navy Chronicle, the
Globe, D. c.; New York Commercial Advertiser and
New York Express American Sentinel and Penn
sylvania lnteIgencer, Cat Harrsburg) and Pt,sburg
Daily American, Pa; Baltimore Sun, Balti mere
American, Md; Richnond Enquirer, Va.
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