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New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

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"a Lii, CITY having Oninnd goo .ic:t OF Gr0cerle' anu
wishing To exchange ihem toa oHd Farm can no" 'la',
such an opportunity. SAID Farm contIi>="loH 90 acIs
on ii GOOD hou.c and oubul rearT ilei
with alun lance o all kinds utruii, f >cby situated
in Somerset County New Jersey, within abuut two miles
of Somcryt TO which place the ailronfl i now COMPLETED
rncjng il within about three hours rlco NcvSerI ity
From 5 10 so per cent will be required in casa III. '
lance in aoot a, fair nlakct vane For rticuidrs M
oir a, 81 Vcs,ry->trtet, New iork. on Thursday F1dh
zni5,l, - ,i,.. ,i,,r,,on n3I =.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

CHEAP and Substantial Bookhindlng At
Z i +. WALkEH'S Old Ssnd. Il Futou. tor. c prilh
ust puoa-A-,i i''- t'Ir ~'ti''" =" , ,i'
Presidents Messages, from Wusn@nno 10 yicrs last ltS-
Saur--handsonc cmbnsscd muslin ,Iildisg.
= No American citizen, library s complete wilh"n'
tbs valuable and complete vninylc OF Executive poSu-
-,
..,l,e,I ,rr The trl,lc n5 luiIitw'
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Af 2 pIFl,


IL 3e Calvary Church Brookyn. the Gel ul,. b. t
Re' "m Lewis Edmund J. IEail, OF Saratoga Springs.
10 Miss Anna K, daughter q Ggi. A.ea#>.,ooneg. q
Brooklyn.
~ Brooklyn. March 2s b. .!.- ny. D. Prise JOHN ca,e-
nose Each 70 Elizabeth The .ouGge-: iau-,5=oi Fo.-r
So-trand, E>d
4; Ehleleck March g. ;.c is.v !.i- Tsaher-
Nelly, o. tfs ciy. % Ms ;ri-t '.-1.te -.
Hutton, ESD OF the farmer Ilace
DIED:
Suddenly. the 5o;t ult-, Ms. Eliza \ ciala, uf o.
Alfred Nchoi-on. areC . Esa-,-
The irieI, Of the family ar: t.,e m lsr ,aihe-. lna
Thompson. and OF her brother, Mac a=g-2n,
.oeetul.F avted, "itbou, iuf1cr fya tend '-
!nacrai from her late residence - 7ck. 9for Hrd0a-
tfi- AFTERNOON. Isl MS al O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY, Sn ait l!7rraret .t;'gus:a daughter
Rjci.auJ }. ard Mara Po!lauiS. !Fi' i3 ya-oi der
TherriafFeS an: tFierd> >=o ;'. family svs to7:-
isfi f@i areral a!7 afternoon AZ 2ciocA Ne I''-
fcnc-of her iatser,No. - !estsrsi
SndarH!y. ,;llenaala Hotel Edward Bowerbauk.
oi Lon.oH.in le.s51lil -flros y
on-Wedne,dav. Seth al NI77y,,'3Gow on the a,eFraacl>
McCairr.
ontbe 5o,hulr.. paatu aud lingering lasss, -o.n
1niarie>e.aeei - yea-..
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

z9O.aRD NVANTt.D-,i'h Three young gen
; tlcnen wish TO obtain board an mod-rais terms
tuily hers there, are other boar!cr and yr"rf hey
can enjoy the comforts oia omcIwo OF them sl.l, ta
Hoard Location must be Nest ot Broal MY nIl",'h
Walker and Sprnc-s,re.ts. i,rf-reucc> exchanged All
!l es, stating terms and ". Il. al hs otce
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

-
drawn lhe other amendments OF the Committee
Of Ways and Means adopted and all Others
were rejected, among winch enc E,v Mr. BARNARD
prohibited the Secretary of the Ircas,ir. 10 pa,-
out rea>ury Notes after the passage OF. this act
at any place where they are below par, withou;
allowing The discount.
The Bill was tl.enrepor'cd to the House. and
Mr.FmLuoRE succeeded in getting tfe=i floor, and
moved again tie amendment ;lu,hprising the ,al.
OF The stock, belo3 par # neceszer, aiera reason
able advertisements 81 made a :ew=remarss III
supported this amendment expressing his belief
that It's adoption would be made the only way Of
meeting the demands Of Tie Treasury aad tIIa
without It lie loan BIZ would be perfect abog-
tioa Ieso plaiaeltl Tie necessity OF retaining
the provision for tie addition OF tho tiYel,s ion>
70 the I9a.l,,atiug is was not done they would
be#cacd ortiatIlcr loan Of Treasury Nztcs be-
/ fore the cioseot tlEe Session.
Mr. HWu. 6. .JoHXsoN after arici renlarl- il, sur
port Of tlle. anaandrcnt..1o tic precious qucs-
son lac=flo'-e adjourned wilhoa,t1 further action
AYsTaRG0US.- Yesterday evening. MIR. >PHS-
/ GER -oD of the Secretary Of War arrived ieos,
lasc from NNasl.iugto ton. vitiIaeS Spatces for rc-i-
dent i'oUsIoH o Texas We learn that he APP
piled TO The }eecan Consul here tor a a,.1,or,
- travel thso0gl Texas. 'rhc Consul refused 10
gi,c ;;n#oa
ccivrd from the United States Governments Mr.
l#sPEHCERs instructions. lec learn were To place
ms dispatches III the liads sot President ToCSTn%
~ person.
Mr. s;,arfcoI cf; III lie e,n.rnsl,In Nrv- York
last c,.c}li,,o. Inc j,.,,.e ,,.,s7, - ,,.=I,r-
j,;.l -.
. Pm l,ie ~ ptee-
Liitl vi us on s2Etiti'aeht and not mat OF .hc
Si"Niciis Consul II G1iz own t'ovcl1i1ent cannot
prn.c: tireign commissioner, il ought NOT 10 issue
one--to cal upon the Mexican Consul Ia raiif, /,
Government lTlcr is lftii. -I,i of voluntary mo-
n5i,5v ,,.j.ld p0r=,ii<n ,lof ,nhocrc
g.. z,1,;,.,s,,,,[,, -. -.
~ r>-Sn rp=.,i.
ti'', !, tl=,slsites' t. ". ice - So
l,rov=;i=, H. .,rr.,l#.r ,bo -,a,,a.
~ ,lI ~
-aH tai3itiiiiii We itlslt=foceINeQ HES OF
IIayaua puners T. thc iGth MARCH, The Govern
,,,,,,5 ,r ~; io,,ll ,,. ,-;,.,,o .,.r,,,,
tii' ~ i>it''' ~ Il lisdh' c"itS oh"cht
- ~ s''. ~ ~ 49,
Atrica. Iilis#is cy.nced BY the following fact:
Ilc Spaalzi br" ot war Cubano captured on The
lO,} February of Porto tic The schooner eliza
=abandonedby officers and witIloutpapcrs, ,lnder
the Poraeucsr flae with 81! negroes on board.
Ibc vessel Hdc;rsn "ulcfed tlr lrurt na.6lh inst
rl =, D.
lng-the zd,clsi"n "i i1.' i75'NE.f :. V=i5ee.
.IE l'iFc Sis' "!,,-I!iE Aa"-WoiLD
''' - = ~
y WI 'nu"'Fs flfi' NJ %5'.>s' ~ ll' s'>i ''''i
H., M. y,,iJ , i; ,, ri,, j., li,,gar, or,,,i,a
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
Nm. ". SURREY, Auctloneer.
" NEIT lN\i w SH IRl /,

BY N tI.i.lAN W. StllltLEl.
Sales Room No 81 an, 66 Na>,au,t, near Ea'dehiae LOT
Pphic and Private, sale. OF Furniture and
Merchandise. generally.
B-Oudcor sales personally att.nle" 10 NJ i"o"e''e
ci
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

Clinton county. and all the
? Safety Funi Banks: also, Jane. piean 81 Lawrence
and ali , trcp or red ,ack banks. taken without any dis
count r cloth cassic:t, ye>tin> afnrs &c atteio"est
cash r,rjrr dt .ial Greenwich street, near Canal
sInall d>cOnN noO liilI-
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
90 fu5>
WEDNESDAY, April 6th.

Al 0oclock. at the auction roo,s
Package Salr3H0 package, foreign and domestic ory
Goods, -risi,o n r., and desirable assortment OF 81"
sofablc articles 81 8 mos. credit
Ealnlnnl.e, mud salnnes On morning Ot sale
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

- New ss-ors5.-" rnG FLOWER BASKET, 1ale
for Youth from the t;ernano Scna'-Ju>l published nj
$50 Fu!tou>trcct, bctsvtcn Nassau and Broadway THIS
work cxhbt, most beautiful picture Of Christian life. and
cnnnot iii OF Interesting every class oreadcr The Ttaic
supplied on favorable crjil- al II
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
aLE,EP Il hetnrc the pcople. Shoul be

p the word oi cvety- rnauni bu,nl>s N re-lrf to
hi name, which be NAY do at very rlIng * tense,
bii.Gi!nr himself 0 The superior advantages ct iie -a.
TONERS Hail Card Pros bv .c pnHn Card.
painted nj lower rates nNia5e estr 7eenHfrfr at M
anT other Printers in the nitc! SIate Orders rc@ @ AZ
rs eah and 81 Wal!-,trcrt,= opposite Merchants TX
ri
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M lmi. To- FehrI--i, on NhTi't E''t I'V
:. Il, lnuinI y ,Innk er.s % EleeC kcr- ST
.nd pARASOLS..

MACDONALD 4 BYRD would call tHe ocnton oi
Merchants a Dealers 10 their extensive assortment ct = M,
nm acrohnolauer terms thcit Establishments 20 cr-s
nyt door to the Fulton Bank, and 8 Pear-st w- doors
-. ~ ~ ,r,II.,ra.i mil lmiS-=
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

MYsT4R1oUs.- l,.sa.rday evening. MIR >ify-
GER son oi the Secretary Of War, arrived post
lastc from Washington. witiIdospatces for rcsi-
dent iiorsToN ol lexas. We leurn that he ag,-
piled TO the 1lesican Consul here for a =passor,
- travel thso0gli Texas. The Consul refused 10
giHc him ono bst cotcr= ned his crcdeniinlz re-
ccivcd from the United States Governments Mr.
SPENCER Instructions. wc learn. 10 place
ID. dispatches il the hands ot President HoCsTo:
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
)Y--Dr. T.. d. Elem

lARRioEA IN I1pT c,n,, n; i: crrtan, am
sf.S and soe,v cure Tor Diarrho.n and all bn"et Ioi
aint, rhi, nequallsd compound po.sess', AZ. iie G
,tj, On.krr Balm which has long been Used anon. 40.
Caker, for the above complaints, and w.2nt 'i9upt t'
OF any thing that can BE- produced: mas
- ,.Ira,I m t.. Candy form for convenience sahe.--
Il i psrscy .ac beng purely yeg-abe certlfcafs ate
may he by calling on Nr@Co'est, 4'i ai,
tnrt liz. VIZ : -
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

il a'o"imi,-'. E'o,smI.r E';,rcnoIosy;--Exal'
itin". the jrcnnrca rnr! ui ahpNciy
rlisirgt;,r 2, cHtsaardina:y Of beth sSesi
viii, above fifty Eu.rayug> and poccil Descriptions ol
Beauty Intellect and liySD%gauv, with observations cz.
| ntanaiorN OF de Scencc. For sale hv
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

IT Saratoga N:,tcr~.-ilefjrna "afrN o ihe
Union Congress- Pariilot and !oilnt springs - nl M
an hand, trf, from springs. For aic whoieSii, and
retail hv DAVID Sands Cos Chemist, u Eat Broadway
corner Market street me- -i'I>
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
pEAI.E,S New-York Mlseum.--nay

s.,l -r.,.o,i,r Exhibitions zcouius-crd on Monday,
gf of March Mr HARRiN Ton tle lu,r teis,',i'
Vci,rInni., and Magician Mr. ENEkAhD uc ~.
ternyna Comic Singer. are both engaged Tor >eft
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

YX7ANTED-By a young man, a sltna-
8 q ,ion ne Clerk in n grocery some mercantile
,ousc or clerk on board Steamboat References are sgoh
ionly Cv 1iice. - Canal->lrcet. ~ =
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

1OLORED Servants-F'amilles supplied
win rood colored Servants as iinson oiGr. 2o9l
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

I.A TO LET-A workshop with supe.
Sc; e ror listt-ren low. Inquire OF J. Lock- 10 feh
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
Sjore ~ WIilian-srsti. corner OF PiEe-sCs<'
SATURDAY., April ,.
"a 10 - - an - Aua;lon Nnou.

TOILET or LEASE: n the village OF jamaica sin
1u, I veui-lit House. With large court yar. ear
cfersra~ ho5l,e. greenhouse. house &c sstuate'
tstlrH ten p;au;t> ,raiS OF The Eaj|rpa Depot he
premises ,re 10 perfect order, a, vi! be let WIN nNe aCeN
: ;.st3, l1ogf IeUist,-l-
t5iy particar, in fiiry OF SIMEON DRAPER, Jr, New
-" = - WN T. GRAClE.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01
.r,,lIF,K,s GYMNASIUM.-To those

who value HEALTH. The Gymnasium 70 -u2
fle exercises i Ire regular Gymnasium there are 1itGchi
for yr.se and a!lusenicnta Bowling Alley iGI "roun'
Pj.,o TARGET and large 0rcn space for ,tnmlns nhd
jumping with other outdoor exercise WHICH, fti"tt>
c,.a!,frent as Gymnasium superior to Ill oir'S. 'g
tle.en subscribing have the privilege OF eNefc.i" a. t
Bcl establishment Ann.sireet. wfler. every ilpl.',t
necessary 10 an indoor establishment viii be onnd s
,rinsn professor at hours to sui applicants Terms no.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-01

AZ rIe Office Of III. Navy Agent Ne*-fork nnu!
the l.. day oi April Tor furnishing al The u s Navy iaf",
Er1klyn tl to!lOwn. Timber PLANK !of the ioundauofS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
w.;a state s,onrcniior,.

The Democratic Wings OF NewJsrsey arc heIsps ~
yed 10 meet in Convention at Trenton on Wednesoay @
;4i OF September al 10 O'clock, A AZ 10 take such ea
srres as may BE Defined eavis1hle 10 secure
Protective Tariff
Ds,rbuiioa of the Proceeds OF The Public lanes.
The supremacy OF e OF the Union against :su i
ion in NewJarsey threatened by Inc parry Mii1eA
rampled OF heF broad seal and arhed her
Todefea, the coalition between an aceiaeDts fItsus
and condemned minority, formed for the expires
Of sezng the rens of Government and thWarang % o
nf The great Democratic majority OF more than i'''oN
To assert the right of that great Democratic majority 10
rule in a nation OF freen1eH; ,,.,,,s "a,
To consider the propreIy OF nominating canaiae LOT
IN. Presidency man who viii not beiray us, ent ~Lo
win administer the Government III accoraases IN p ,
Ponies Will and upon those principles OF policy aa jus
tee which have always secured uanonai prospey, .
The abandonment OF which, now as a. al LINES nv
rnpn,rr in confusion distress and dninay -,
We request the Wings in every part OF the sisle a.
di,eIy 10 make arrangements TO attend THIS eonSs"uo "
person or by their Delegates
JAMES WILSON
TaMES AZ REDMOND, Committee.
JAMES T. SHERMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
g.;rra.s of tho Nau,ral Press.

From tie g9Ir4i q oommet rec ~ ,s
form proposed with thu Distribution strlccn out and CIV
up its fate is at best uncertain But the bill Will never
reach him framed only TO be vetoed 1T IS MT sac
bill Congress ,rould hsvs passed if they supposed that
| 'could go into operation"
From The Sun Of yesterday.
ats usefulness speaking of The Veto power as safe
guard nsl bad legislation orsl its best nda
ton and in proof of this need only refer 10 the late veto
Congress carry thro injurious neasurs by addnS
it on 10 a revesue ball. was eHectnaly checked"
The iniquilous measure" here meant is the
Land Distribution, which John Tyler himself re.
commended. With duties at 90 per cent. it is
fair statesmanke and benehcent; but with duties al
% per cent. it is inifuitous measure, and the
effort 10 pass tia "corrspt attempt And while
one of these beautiful aeutrals abuses the Wings
in Congress for thus corruptly attempting to sus-
tain the Land Distribution, the other asserts that
they meant nothing of the sort, and only passed
the bill to have it vetoed And thus the Wings
accused by these two impartial journals of not
only doing wrong every way, but of deliberately
intending TO do wrong-of meditating sham legs-
lation, vlany and fraud And these papers are
extensively pstronized by Wings, who aid daily to
brand themselves villains and disseminate a cor
responding impression throughout the land Can
such men wonder if they taken for what they
thus aid in procaiming themselves
10 We re all Locos here was the reply
made on Wednesday to canvasser fer The
Union Z" Oh, the Major Loco qoic,' was the
canvasser's earnest reply. 1t did nt take, and it
won't take. We have no opinion of the honesty Of
rammany, but good deal of its sagacily and il
the Majors men in buckram suits are taken in
otherwise than the humblest sort of camp-fol
lowers, we shall consider the old lady In her dotase
In Philadelphia, where the Tyler dozen are beg
sing and whining like babies for admission into
the Loco fold, they are very quietly told to take
their place modeStly at the foo: of the class, and
be careful not TO give themselves any airs. We
believe they have been permitted to vote the Loco
ticket il they will be very still abou; it.
70 c. EDWARDS LESTER, United States Con-
sui to GENOA, sails this day for the Mediterranean.
He requests his friends and correspondents, to d.
rect all their communications to him-C. Edwards
Lester, U. S. Consulate, Genoa, care OF E. D.
Hurlbu, & Co., 81 South-s,reet, New-York
n. Bit viii be necessary for the Postage on
I'll communications to be paid TO New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
The Elections.

% At Ncuuoo, Ford, Loco, had Tor Governor
l,037 votes; Duncan, Wing sac
The Louisville Journal says the Relief men will
have large force in the Kentucky Legislature,
but probably not majority in favor of any par.
ticuIar plan. The Wing majority is reduced by
the Relief question, but is still abundant.
In Missouri, the Wings have elected their Rep.
resen,atves in Marion, Pike, Clark, Rails and Cal
loway, and the Loco ocos in St. Charles, War
rem and Lincoln. The Representatives elected
from the two latter counties, although I4oco-Foe
are in favor Of districtng the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

o. For Letter from saratoga-anoth-
er from Henry Clay-a third from Auburn
Benton on Tariff in 1924, and an Asso-
citation Article, see First Page.
~ For the Flight of the Indian Maid,
by w. H. c.. Hosmer-Death of Washing
ton, and Temperance Address, by H.
Greeley, see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

Nav EsrERPRisE-A company has been or
gained in 1ndiena, 10 construct canal from Fort
Wayne. on the Wabash, to Elkhart on the St.
Joseph-a distance Of sixty miles--to be called
the Erie and Michigan Canal. This would open
water communication setwe sn Lakes Erie md
Michigan, by way of the St. Joseph and Mauraee
Rivers. Roch. Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

" The New Haven Palladium stntes tia,
Professor Kingsley has called them to say. that
the circumstance of the finding Of the poeketbsok
of his son, creates no anxiety IN regard te bis
death, inasmuch as he was aware OF The fact that
the deceased. while in hotel in Rochester abou,
month before he was drowned, bud his pocket
book picket from him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
BY THIS MORNINGS MALL.
The Tarif-srr. Webster.
Special Correspondence.


In my last letter stated my belief tina, our
friends in Congress would Yet pass some sort OF
Revenue or Tariff Law, notwithstanding al OBJ
.,acles and discourag ements. Since that time
here has been much and anxious interchange Of
sentimen, upon the subject here, and, though many
have entertained and urged a strong desire 10 adj
iourn and go home. leaving Capt. Tytesgso devise
The best mode he may for supplying the means of
carrying on the Government, yet think tina, wiki
every days delay the probability increases that
such resul, as / suggested in my last letter will
lake place Two or three meetings OF the Wings
IN Csneress have since that time been held Las,
night a. full meeting OF the Wings of both
Houses. held in the Senate Chamber. long, full
and calm interchange of sentiment took place, and
various plans of extrieating The country from rs
per;lous and distressing condition were anxieusy
considered
T Jo not dsom il necessary 10 state IN detail the
doines of that meeting, even so far as they have
come to my knowledge; but the result OF the dis
cussion and of the ballotins, shows plainly that
n large majority are in favor OF making another
effort. The plan which suggested IN my last
that of Mr. Simmons-was advocated by Mr..
Tallmadge (always safe and sagacious sulde)
and many others.
That of passing the bill last vetoed without the
9Th section (the land provision) hes also many
friends but there is certainty, nor, IN my view
| orobaSilitv that even that would not be vetoed.
indeed. many anticipate such fate for the 20 per
cent. bill, if passed. My belief still is-though
NAVY think otherwise-that a bill will be passed,
and that speedily. The meeting of Saturday night
adioa, ned till Monday night. Twill endeayor to
upurise YOU Of the res nit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

JrA Log Cabin Acquaintance is requested to give US
his name and state any facts establishing thu imputatons
ne nakc on individual character Anonymous charges Go
not dessrye attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
Milwaukee Courier.

The WHEAT CRor.-Notwithstan the low
price that our farmers haze received for wheat
the past two years, and the poor prospect for a
better market this year, there is it is believed, at
least one-third moro wheat raised this season in
This vicinity than any year previous, Hard times
cannot check the industry of the farmers.
Niles mich. Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

" w. IL Il Of Erie, Pa. is informed that The article to
which he audes fist appearedin the American OF his CITY,
We know nothing farther.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

9 The LEGISLATURE OF New YORK meets in
Extra Session tomorrow, to District the State for
the choice of Members of Congress, and perhaps
&c transact other business. A powerful effort will
be made to procure Appropriations for prosecu-
ting our suspended Works Of Internal Improve
ment--we shall see with what success. Gov.
SEWARD will transmit Message 10 beth Houses
to-day--we presume brief one-but of course
not so brief as to exclude a recommendation that
the Legislature take the back track on the sub
iect of improvements. We fear such counseis,
however wise and sautary, will have little infu-
ence with our present Legislature.
The primary business of the Session-to wit
the Congressional Distrcsing-has been handed
over by the Speaker to a Committee, who have
already blosked out the State, giving the Wings
10 Districts, securing 20 to the Loco-Focos, and
leaving Us smell at the odd Here's states
mansbip for you The five lower Wards of this
City form one District, while the XIIIth is put
on as binder upon Kings and Richmond We
do not think any such bill will become law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16
Correspondence OF The Baltimore AMERICAN.

BEDFORD SPRINGS, August II, IBF2.
The number of vsi,ers here of course tluctia,ss
"a few days ngo it was up to 1907 it is now per
haps 100. The Hon. Mr. FORWARD, Secretary
of the Treasury, is here, and has mauifestly i'm.
proved in health. His Exccllency Gov. PORTER
is also here The Hon. H. A WISE was here q
few days ago, on transient visit, having accompa-
MED his wife, who remains here. The Hon. Judges
PuRvIANcE and STEPHENS, Of Maryland are also
here Judge MAeRupEn left two days since for
the West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

WHEAr-In this State we observe wheat now
brings 95 cents at Cleveland, GO cents at Zanes-
Vile, and from 45 to 50 at Cincinnati.
Gin Chron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

HAIL SroRM.-A severe hail storm, aecompa-
MED BY thunder and lightning passed over scfiven
County, in the vicinity of Paris on the evening Oh
the 9th instant. The cloud 10 the northeast
about half past six O'Clock in the evening and the
rain and hail which commenced to fall at seven'
continued till half past eight O'Clock. Much IN
Jury. it is feared, has been done to the cotton
crous in that section, the extent of which Is not
vet accurately known. The hal! stones were as
large as birds eggs, and what WAS singular pne-
nomenon, they appeared, when exhibited IN !, the
light of the FIRE, to be of a deep transparent oue
color. 1t is difficult to say whether this was oc-
casiened by the concentrated rays OF iisht OF
whether it was the natural appearance OF inc hai'
lSavannah Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

or The GREAT NATIONAL ANNUAL FAIR OF the Auier
can Institute will open Nblos Garden October 10Th St
he 7tl 9th receiving days Notices IRON Exhi
bi.ors already indicate immrs.se display
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

Forty SNAKES IL oBE BoDY.-Mr Theophi-
las Basset, killed large striped or garter snnke,
in Hamden, on Thursday last, from whose body
he took thirty-nne young ones, which he exhibited
in our Office this morning. The old one was about
three feel long. Haven Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

10 Has the Wise Chancellor of the First CIR
cult no power over the newspaper report Of the
cases IN his Court, especially in relation to the
publication Of the disgusting and demoraizing de-
tails of testimony in the divorce trials
Albany Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

% There was sharp frost in some parts OF
Chau,auque County on the morning Of the lst inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

90 The proprietors of the St. Charles Hotel
paw between eight and nine hundred dollars year
10 the Commercial Bank for tse water used in
their establishment. We thought the Aston House
at New-York paid an enormous sum when it was
stated that the Croton water cost that establish
ment FIVE hundred dollars per annum but our ho-
tells 90 ahead. IN. o. Picayune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-16

70 The barn of Jonathan Wheeler at New
Lebanon, was struck by Lightning and destroyed
with its contents on the 18th inst.