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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-03

straint than they lay upon themselves.
After, all the great objections to this course re-
commended by some of my Wing brethren is that
it is utterly hopeless Who expects to see tho day
when this restriction of the Veto shall be brought
about2 Before restoring prosperity to the country
they must wait for an amendment to the Constitn-
ton will not say that this is trIhing-out IL Is
treating the interests of the country with Tar TOO
little regard. ,,,
| repeat that now is tho time, and the Wings IN
CONGRESS are the men to accomplish the great OBJ
jects for which the people, the Whig people have
sr;yen for the last ten years and ILL this Is doae
there can be no restoration Of former prosper
ity; and say that, in my opinion, the plan pro-
posed will effect that result. Ii mechanic makes
! a tool--an axe, a saw, plane-and knows that
its temper is good and tho parts properly con-
| .truc.ed he knows it will answer the purpose Tor
| which il was made, and know M,s VIII.
| ON the other obiect-to which 1 will barely al
lrde--bur which is one of SO much importance that
cannot pass it by; mean the mortifyipg state
of the nublic credit Of this Country. cannot help
shaking that if the Statesmen Of past ages were
apain to come among u.s. if Washington were here
and John Adams and Hamilton and Madison,
they would be deeply concerned at the sad change
that has cene over our public credit
am in situation in which l am obliged 20
read, generally with pleasure, but not always,
communications from our agents abroad. 1t is
distressing to hear them speak of the pain they
feel at what they see and hear said of American
credit We have stock loan, the present rate OF
which is I25 to the silver dollar Is there nobody
to make movement in this matter? Is there not
a man in our councils large enough, comPrehen-
sye enough to present the case before the An1er5-
can People and show Them the inevitable e., c0nss- @
quences of this loss Of public faith-ot pubic oie J
dit may say of our character tor m0rai' 'As
honesty - -a,,di.,;on.
Some are so ndsersst as repndias;on M debit
sssas sss d ssss | 4
binding law and in 0f9s usa ps9ps 9ps
1d. dsreputabe d1 acknowledgement to the di'a
ADDS aaas T. Is our duty, so far as is in our pow
OIL oy :. rouse ~ public feeiins-,o maintain and assist
s tbs ! beneficial influence of law and morals, and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08
P o S T S c RI P Il.
: --rr - Baltlmore
(Gsrsspondsncs Of tho Hsrsld)
BALTIMORE. Feb. 7, lS<1.
It0ri0} MofterS-Ffres Ba.kx,.v,s.- S,.,,,c

Gub~sotorai Maiters-FS -Baskyupss- Somno.
p 6eney, &c.
Mn. EDIroR:-
They have toush story. which has been spread
through our city, not only in whispering, bat in
audible language, touching the eonnabial siikity of
the xubernstorsl chair Of the state Of Maryland
eosnot credit II, and # could, would be wanting
in language to 10 farther than just hsre.-Mwm.
You had NO communication from me yesterday.
The fact 10, friend James, il was Sunday was
slespy, and conse 4uentiy indulssd in swsst sluml
ben until Uncle Sans locomotive had trudged Of
with the mail. II 10 hat seldom that Sounas 6nds
me ensesnsed " uader quilt and cover" giving up
to tired natures sweet restorer at such an hour
but be il, q fellow must take comfortable
snooxe occasionally. solN
! Are occurred on SUNDAY morning, which de-
stroysd two 6as buildings, just newly Anishsd, in
Lexington street, belonging to the 6rm Of Hiss &
Austin. Another took place last night in the Mea-
dows, very lear the Unlversaiist Church, which
burnt down carpenter shop. The church was
crowded u the tsae, and tho minister was about In
the middle Of his discourse. He was preaehing
against hell aad damnation, Gre, brimstone, lie =
From the awful yells that came fron portion of
Zawning gulf where Pluto dwells had opened its
nery gates even 70 their conversion. aA
Inc work Of Bankruptcy "goes bravely on"
hut tsw, comparatively speaking, have yet taken
advan!age OF II. These are the latest vistims:-
JoAn Hickssss Charles c. Hamiltoa, Ambrose Dal.
aud Corneliss l.. L. Lsary. The insolvent com
missioners are still exercising their funetone and
imprisonmsnt for debt Continues n usval
q .a ,sni Yours, TwysE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

The Losc LOST PREsrDEsr-It is supposed from
the following extract from the log book Of the brig
Poultney, Captain James Mout, of Baltimore, that
the hull Of this long lost steamer has at last been
seen.
July 81, II A. NJ lat 40 81, N long 30 is w. from N
York for Smyrna passed large piece Of wreck. sixty
feet to forty wide and locke like the broad
side Of stesm boat. appeared to be part Of the main
channels having four dead eyes, with turned
and long Nat iron strsps: Her hulk black, with
broad white streak snd large painted black ports There
was bite Of hsuser over piece Of WOOD apparently
part ofthe guards.
The i'll fatsd President was seen both here and in
Liverpool by the chief mate ofthe Poultney. and he
unheeitatingy says that the wreck passed was part
Of that steam ship. Every thing about the wreck
plainly showed from their great size and manufac-
ture that they belonged not to any merchant vessel
or man Of war, but to q large steamer. We think
as the mate does. OIL this point, and believe the
wreck seen to have been that Of the unfortunate i'll
stared President.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08
philadelphia.


a FniLApnPznA. Feb. q. ISa2.
We have word from Harrisburg that fouv more
sections sfths Immediate resumption bi had passed
without any essential aihsndnsnt. n members are
serioss in this, Is locks indeed wholesome
ing The fear Il that the ieglslssurs 10 b~t seek
ing to drive the banks to the Governors terms to
loan the state sasy to pay the ssats interest. So
righteous an act fssm 50 corrupt spAss - Harris-
burg has been Coz the past six eight years, many
are slow 10 lock npon a. sincere. hope, how.
ever, thai in this case, the pabiie nay be disap.
pointed IN their suspicious.
Yesterday, in consequence Of the probable pas
sage Of this BILL the banks refused alnsst eli of the
small relief notes, and did the agent Of the Cam.
den and Anboy Railroad Company. In conse-
quenes OF this, the greatest eonfasioA and excite
ment prevailed throughout ths atty Every body
then. Throughout the markets there was nothing
but seoldiHg and excavations BY The hucksters and
victualeEs. lis the beginning Of ths end, and the
people now cry more Loudly han ever for the pas-
sage Of the pending bill, and for specie tines
k is runored here, on what antherity hardly
posting his Office. Il 10 said that there il strong
talk OF removing him. meompetency, abilities,
&c, are gwen. throRsh rumoss, as the reasoa
Something J: the mattox, ~ he has been for SEINE
days ~ w ashington.
We had word frsu baltimore last uirht th,< 1hs
Richmond Bank, Va, bad failed. Twas BY the pas-
sengers. see NO oon6rmatioa Of il BY the papers.
and probably the runer 10 unfounded.
Mons. Sylvan took benefit last night It the
CAssnut street Theatre, and had pretty good
lars. Stephen Petit has benefit to-nerrow night.
After that Mrs. Seymour will play short engage
ment. At the Circus there was . full. and ven
moro thar usually fashionable house.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08
New York Lancet no. vi.
amber of this popular medical Journal, publish.

New York Lancet NO. vi.
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Rxvirws Of NJ d. DArcER and FLArpIss recent work
on the modes Of detecting Arsenicsl Poisoning.
Professor P. INES Materis Medics.
Or. Cons Of Phadelphia, on a new kind Of LAX.
Professor DvSsLusoS's Practice of Medicines and
number Of ether recent medical publications
REroRrs Of the Crosby street CEni91e-Pennsyivania
Hospital Interesting case by DR.. A. c. Po'r Of New
York-Dr WHKKLER Of Providence, on new remedy
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08


bozr.sA-The Dickens fever is getting to be out
rageous Yesterday every ticket was sold Iand pre-.
miums oil Sioto $40 were freely offered for single
se's' but could not be negotiated. Speculations in
fancy stocks IN Wall street have almost ceased.
Dickens s'ock-Boz.bsl stock, ia all the high. and
isris'ng tremendously. AN the fashenabes are nr,
pariag for the ball. The .Mot,-. the Homes
the Jones', the LivinRs,ons, the cheeseman's
and ten thousand others. wild with pre
The milIiners are working night and day. Tn. p,,.
parations in dress will coss probably SO Ooo which
will circulate among the trades people and fancy
stores during the whole week. No credit is given
every thineis done for cash. The spring trade
was never SO 6ourishing in Broadway. The whole
conversation Of the drAwing-rooms, sslons, conf
doss, 10 entirely about the Diekens' Js<-she Boz
bsll-ths Pickwick festival. Never was there such
time in New York. More to morrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

HE~Ry SroRMs, OF the City OF New York, was de.
clared dolly nominated.
The caucus then adjourned until 7 O'Clock to-
morrow evening, when the nominations Will be
made for Canal Commissioners.
The greater part Of the day, in the Assembly, was
occupied in the DISCUSSION OF tho Chemung Canal
Bill A strenuous endeavor was made by Messrs
HArsAwAr aud HuMPHREv, TO secure the adoption
Of their amendments 10 the bill as reported from
the Commitee of the Whole, but without success
The previous question was at last demanded and
persisted TO- despite all the cntreuties of those who
we're anxious TO have the bill modified.
mr HusrTHrEY said he was opposed to the moving
OF the previous question, unless in extrome cases
(and this was not one Of hem as tyrannical and OBJ
oppressive, and he warned gentlemen ii they crsst-
ed in it, tina, they would have late dinners Mr. RI.
then, by asenes n ingenious movements, seconded
session until three o'clock '"'
Daring this, Mr. SwAckuA,KR, remarking that he
wanted his dinner very much, under the iLfiuence
q an empty stomach, read Mr.: Humphrey out OF the
party; saying that he had joiaed himself with the
minority, and he hoped he would remain. This
personality was stopped by Mr.. OSullivan calling
Mr.. Swackhamer to order.
Mr.. Towns called up his resolution offered yes.
terday, requiring the railroad companies that have
any portion OF their roads in operation, TO make a
report OF their receipts end expenditures, &c, and
was adopted.
Mr.. Horrsls called I'D his resolution requiring
tins State sticers TO make liquidation report, ane
IL was adopted with an amendment requiring the
report this day. The resolutions fixing upon the 18th
Of October as the day TO choose State officers, and
the next, TO select canal commissioners, was ther
called up BY Mr. Tamblin, and adopted
The Governor transmitted TO the House rcsolu
tons adopted by the State Of kentucky in relation &c
Republication, aud which, out Of courtesy to that
State, Mr Hoffman moved to print.
10 the Senate, upon the minutes being read, Gen
Aoor enqsired il the motion made by him yester.
1sy TO amend the preceding day, was entered. he
he'd gven notice that he should insist upon its being
entered NJ full length. Upon that portion OF the
uautes being read, ihe motion was found not 10 be
gwen al length. Zen. Root then declared the re.
CORD TO De false one, and demanded BY what su.
thenty the clerk had so made up the minutes, and
sion Of resolution of censure, &c. The minutes
wesg agpfcved .nltI .aI'Ia III
Mr. RvsBs laid on the table concurrent resolu.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

SrpERIoR CovRr-Nos. l. 10, Is, 10, 90 81, az, ~,
1906 a. a. 26 a. 49, 3d. 1873, 81, 81 1877, -, a. 81 90,
80. Al, 1875. ~ a. ~.
Cmcrff Couny-N~ asa, 81, l47. lst, Ill, 2oa. -,
ass 2ss 2ss ca6 2s $50, 26i, 96a 26a 2SS, 9ss, 2,
268.
Counr or COMMON PLrAs--Nos. $50. q. 81, n, $50,
l6 1885, lS7, S. Oh l53 g. 3l3 81, 81, 81, l39, sls,
81, So ISL, 10, l0S, l23, -. 20.
O'Clock Nos la. 308, Iva, IS l20 lA las, 1876,
sic, 2ao, aas, 230, 2aa. 23l 236.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08
To Advertisers

Now is the time to advertise. The srpiag trade
il jsst setting in. Prospects are bright, and al
ahead looks cheerful and healthy. The person
who advertises literally, always has the best slice
OF the sound each business. Come along, therefore,
and advertise at once. II is the very life bosd of
good business.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

Il Vas agreed tn proceed to ballot for Attorney
General, when Mr.. Church offered a resolution TO
the fleet that the Eighth Senate District be entitled
20 as many votes as the had Representatives in the
Legislature lie said that for fifteen yean the De-
in that section Of the State had shared
In the spoils Of the party. On this point he knew
they demanded that one whom they know, and
who belongs to that section shall be elected
The resolution was rejected. The balloting
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08
Albany

Albaay.
o. Adams Express Line brought us letters
aad papers last sight from Albany in advance Of the
mail -st
lC~rsspssS..cs Or lie Hsrs,Al
As,Ars' rhd.y nigh, i.o,,ssI:sst.
The warm rim that hes prevailed for the last
three days has had The eject to break up the river
The ice was raasiaG down ~ Day yesterday, and
the water has Tisea shove the docks. The Mohawk
and the western streams, ere repsrsented a. having
all broken up and very high. This has caused great
arrangement 10 the mails The nominations for
State officers spear to give seaeral satisfaction. a.
far as have bad N opportunity Of obcerving. The
only sosenees that exsss il in relation to Commseary
General. The hopes d the wings of dmnion and
diaentioA in The demeogatic ranks may be consi-
dered a. blasted.
In the Senate to-day, an hour was consumed in
the aifsmpt to anesd the mnutes The bill in rela-
ton to the appointment Of Bank Commissioner, was
then taken up, but after rejecting several amend
ments, rose and reported.
In the Assembly, communicates ives received
from the Canal Commissioners, with report from
the engineer department, in answer TO Mr.. CaryPs
resolution OF inquiry Tor information - to engineers
being concerned in contracts, &c. communication
was received from the Canal Board IA answer to
dsspn sceSunI required r BY Mr. Ho%sns Ie"s aa
tons, announciag the forthcomiDes probably to-day,
OF the information sought.
The Committee ofthe Whole passed the bill to
incorporate the Ch'tenanee v,llsge amended 20
as to provide that person shall vote such ques-
tions. unless he shall have been an inhabtant for
six months preceding the meeting, and otherwise
qualified 10 vote ~ towr meetings Mr. Townsends
bill in relation TO interest on money was then taken
%, I'D after sone ebate the Committee rose, and
tho House adjourned. .sraat 4Tl Il
DDuring the day most active caucus has been
gsiug out of doors for Canal Commissioners
ves were nea % buy. To nishs the democratic
members, pusuaat 70 adicarnmest, met In caucus.
al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

/. Low WArER-The stock Of the Commercial
Bank, and that Of the North American Trust Cons
pany, are quoted az low a. u per cent each. we
would not take stock in such concerns, gratis. wiAh
IS per share besides.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

THxAs.-Galvsstoa dates 10 the "a II. have
been received at New Orleans.
A letter dated Austin, January Sth, says I" bill
passed beth heases Of Coagscss, repudiatiaa Texas
liabilities Of the lst r. brsaFy." -
There yet exists great excitement in Texas, In
respect to the SAnts Re sxpeditisa.
The Austin Bsllstin q the Slst ait. states that
the Hon. C. vaa Ness. who has just reached that
place from San Antonio, lad With him public pa
Pers from Chihuahua giving fuller accounts Of the
capture The prisoners stated that they Had
fought the Indiass from Austin 70 Santa Fe; and
whoa they were captured, were complstely worn
out by fatigue and want Of food.
Cook, Howard, aud Caldwell, are repertsi to
have beer killed in attempting TO ssssps.
Al act to fand thu TexaA debt has passed the
$50, 900 exchange bills. ..s.r.. ,.-.',
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

Thomas II. Benton compares himself to John
Hampden! John Hampden was gentlemen who
never told-or secreted bank notes -Neso York
AMERICAN. 500 1853 wa7q
Nor did John Hampden ever pay his debts with
q gold snuff box.] ssa0os
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08


b PmLADxLpnrA, FEB. z. 1870.
( We have hers to-day incsssant rain, which Of
course prevents mach business Of n out door ne.
tuFs. Theirs IL not much vitikjs excitement
though the doipss II the Legsiaturs ths aahisst
Of resumption 10 watched with the liveliest inte-
rest By al classes Of society. The ,sne Of all in.
formation from Harrisburg still 10 that the bill 70.
curing immediate resumption will pass.
In this expectation the ''lsasus" formed By our
city Banks, from which such great advantages
werelpredcted, - understood to be entirely broken
up. The safety fund will not b created, aor viii
the banks issue their paper. Besides this il Is
Understood that the Commercial Bank, which il 10
thought can sand imnsdiate rssumption, refuses
all nearly al dspositss. Her President Is said te
Be very rich, ana u he chooses TO aid the institu-
tion BY resort to hs private fortune, can beyond
question enable her IL meet all her demands.
The business in stseks has been SMALL and in State
Ewes st decline Of I, notwithssanding we have the
positive sesurance Of the Governor, in q special
message 1.-The Legislature, will be paid in three
weeks. The Rehef currency ia something better
selling at Discount Of to per cent for currency;
currency is at dlscount OF from to per cent f6f
specie. Exchange on New York 81 TO per cent
prem. There il no change in the rate Of discount
Of Glrard, Pennsylvania and u. Bank notes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

SSPEnoa MncHAHIsAL LAA,.-The ingeniously
constructed mechanical lamp, which is introduced
by Saxton, SS7 Broadway, is most superior and
useful article for parors. We know nothing at a,l
equal to it.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

,ioa that the Legislature shall adjourn on the sls'
dav of March next. This is taking time BY the
faslock.
Inc rest of the si.sing was occvpied in tie
discussion of that interminabIe untter, thr
the consideraIon d the resolution 0fered "
Gen. Root on Saturday last, AL the eme ndmeit
offered BY himself on yesterday. After come de.
hate the vote was taken on the amendment Of Mr.
Foster and decided in the affirmative, ayes IT, noes
Ii
communication wasYeceived from the Secreta-
~ OF the Board Of Regents Of the Universty, 10
forming that the Office Of Regent, filled by Wash
ngton Irving, had become vacant
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

erz- The DoLLAH WEEKLY HEnALD will be pub
sshed this day at nine o'clock-price cents single
ccpy-4l per annum.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

MAIL Rosssa CaueHr.-W lillian Hunter, III
post@sster N Florence, KY :, has been thrown int
prisss for robbpg the U. 8. mail. ,l1nteoiq
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

AsormEa CAsE OF YELIow FKvEH-wiilism
M Miner, Of stoningtos, CT. died ia New Or
leans on the Ssh sle OF yellow fever, with black
vonit. Iadeed this l. strange. We verify believe
there 10 To h rsvelstiee In wsasAsr-dissass-
and every thing else. yrf'r 1ftd s.a'aa aan i.ti
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

LATEST FROM MArANzAs.-Ths. Plato arrived
on Friday night, sailed from Matanzas Jan. .; BY
her we nave received our correspondent favors
up to the latest date. In relation TO Mr. Cross, he
ssys:-"This gentleman, ! am now happy to say,
has been relieved from imprisonment, and Is oat
under security given for his not leaving the island
but the suit 10 still going on jet as slowly ever,
which IL much to be regretted "-PhilS Ing. FEB 2.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

NAVAL OapERs Jan. 25.-Lieut. J. GLEASON,
steamer Folton Lieut w. Coke, Navy Yard, Phi.
ladelphia; Lieut. A II Kitty, receiving ship. Boston
Jan. N-Gunner ]. M Cooper, steamer Fulton.
Jan 28-SMgeon J. M Fobz, rendezvous, Balti-
more; Midshipman E. Y. G, Judson, receiving ship,
Boston; Midshipman w L. Marcy, do, New York;
Surgeon H s Rennolds, receiving ship, Norfolk;
Surgeon W. M. Wood, Baltimore station; Beat
swain w. Walter, order to navy yard Philadelphia,
revoked. ..a5
AprorxrMEErs-Jan. N-Alfred Hinkeriy, acting
Boaiswain; Charles Harvey, acting Sau,aker, by
and with the advice and consent Of the Senate
Morris B. Beck, OF Va ,Asasiant Surgeon lDrc. 2,
1871; J.F Tuckenmsn, Of Macs do. Jan. q, 1872;
Oscar F. Baxter, OF N G do, do; Lewis Williams,
Of Md. do do; Marus Ddvall, Of Md. do do.
from Washington, to N. York; Samuel HART, Naval
Constructor, New York, to report TO the Navy Com
miseioners for such duty they may assign to him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

WEsrEny ARxoRY.-Gen w. X. Arnistead,
Col H Long, Surgeon General Lawson, w. L.
Henly, and p. a. Oslesby, United States Board Of
Engineers, arrived At Nashville, Tenn on the 18th
ult. their return from Rock Island, which local
ity they have examined with reference to its adap
tati0n a. an Arnorv site.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

MunprR IN TREKroH 90 Sunday morning lasr
Richard bird wac found murdered 10 his house,
sbout half mile from Cooks Town, in Burlington
county. He had lived alone, and was found lying
on the door, near the fire, with fcnr buck shot in
his left side, and in his arm 1t appeared from
his tricks that the murderer had stood about fifteen
feet from the house, and had fired thsough . win
dow Bird wasa white laborixK man, Of harmless,
iroirensive character, about sixty five years Of
sxe and had . little property. Two persons were
arrested, examined, and remanded far further ex-
amin atioa.-- Trenton Gazsffe. 81 insf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

GaEAr CRAsH.-A portion Of the great wall on
Fu:man street, which was erected to protect the
residence Of Judge Radclif and Mr.. Peet, came
down about IL o'clock last night, with tremen.
dous crash, which was distinctly heard lin every
part Of our city, aud also in New York. The wind
was blowing gale At the time.-Brookiyn Star.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-08

Before Judge Kent, and Aldcrmes Purdy and Lee.
Fsp THE case of James Gordon Bennett, for
libel On the Court Of Sessions, was psstponed TO
W edsssday.-Mr Morrill, observing that his asss-
cisse eoanse, Mr.. Jordan, engaged in the Court
Of Commoa Pleas ON 40 important case. and that
Jedke n sah had written 10 him stating thst he
would not be in the city, unless it were put "a,
seasoa for the trial. A-a