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The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10

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TOPP & VAN VRANKEN,S

TOPP & VAN VRANKEN,S
FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTING, corner
ot Hudson and Dean-streets, where the business
is carried on in all its branches and having con-
stantly on hand an assortment of Perfumery, fam
cy Soaps, Oils and various kinds of Hair Resto-
ratives.
UT~Razors carefully put in order. ia27
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10

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Cheap Temperance Grocery and Provision store,
No. Pane-street. ja20
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10
TEMPERANCE RECESS.

Primus Robinson's Recess, No. 80 State-street.
Persons can be accommodated with oysters, fruit
and other refreshments, at short notice. ja2o
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-02-10

THOMAS THOMPSON'S RECESS,
Corner of Green and Hudson-streets. Osyters
and other refreshments served up at short notice.
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New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
nna Later from Texas!
fCorresp0ndence o! the fIDuiit-I
GnyrsrnE Marrh Ioih

GALVESTON, March l2th 1872
The cry has been for the last two years that tn"
Wolf was coming he ila. now come in reality,
The enemy is now in our countrT and has takel.
possession Of San Antonio, Goliad. and Victoria
and the last express state, that they are their
march 10 Natagorda. and that the citizens OF thnt
place are about leaving ii, as they cannot hold out
again., the enemy without assistance from Eastern
Texas So little faith has been placed in the re-
ports that we have had heretofore from Mexico,
that we were almost taken By surprise. 50 silent
y has been their march, that they took San Anto-
nio before we were aware Of their being in Iexas.
Expresses arrive here every six=or eight hours,
and they all agree that tae enemy are at least
$4,000 strong. We are ali in coniusion-compa-
MES leaving daily for headquarters, whchzis Aus
tin-and frsm what able TO learn. the
Texans muster about 200 men a, that place
now The company TO which am attached
leaves Tomorrow (Sunday.) We muster SO men.
all good fellows, and excellent food for powder.
Our motto IS Victory or Death, For our own
part, we expect no quarter from The Aex1cans,
therefore we give none. We. one and all. go in
for war of determination. Death is far preiera-
bic TO Spanish prison-(for Instance, the Santa
Fc prisoners, YOU have heard how they are treat
ed The steamer I.afitte, Capt Wade, and fifty
mcn-,he schooner Santa Anna, Captain L. NJ.
Hitchcock, .Jr, and thirty men-the sloop Wash
ington. Captain Bradley and twenty lnen-lcave
here this day for Copano, to cut of the supplies
that we have heard are to be landed at that place
for the Mexicans. Yesterday there were so men
left here for the seat of war. Our navy is still
down the coast No news from them. That the
enemy has got good foothold in country is
not to be doubtcdnow and there is 10 be some tall
fighting done before they will retreat and it is the
opinion cf nll that VIC will nave long, tedious and
bloody war The news leaves here to-day for
New Orleans, and committee goes for the pur-
pose of procuring aid from the States. We llave
bee, promised aid and assistance from there and
it is from such "a source that we can depend on al
least 1000 mon in ten days from this time, al
equipped and ready for march We are now
under martial law. The Prcsdcnt-wllo is now
On the island-has issued his proclamation, forbid
ding any person leaving the island without per.
init from the Lieutenant Colonel. Committees
arc busy pressing aims, ammunition and horses
for those who intend going to join the main army.
The citizens of this island alone have contributed
in provisions and CASH to the amount Of tcu thou.
sand dollars; yet we will have to call on the citi-
zcns OF the States ssistus, it will be impos-
sible for to prosecute the war to any extent
with our own limited means.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
IN CONGRESS FRIDAY, Ma.,. Is, 1872.

The SENATE did NOT SIT
In the House, after reading tbs jour sal, Alr
CALvARY MORRIS asked suspension OF the rai's
70 enable him 10 offer tworesoutoa. declaring sub
s,snriay Isl. that every v-Amcrican citi1cn has a
righ, to express his opinions III any way he chooses
and If arraisined therefor to be heard IN his de-
fence; and. ID. That the censure OF the Hon.
J. +. GIppISGs unheard was vlolafloh=of ms
rights. Lease 10 offer was refused
Mr.. HopKlSs, on leave, offered resolutions di-
r,cting he Clerk of the Senate ensrase the map
OF the boundary line between the United States
and Texas a. surveyed BY The CommisSioneFS'
provided i, do not cost over 5000 They were
adopted.
Mr. Fx.sEspES offered resolutions instructlng
the Committee on Commerce to amend acts al
read, passed for the relief of disabled Seanen. SO
as TO make all employed in licensed vessels liable
10 the contribution imposed By the act OF July To-
1898; and also TO inquire into the eSPsdlency OF
revising acts imposing {. tonnage on American
ships. and approqriating the proceeds TO he reiie
Of the disabled scan,en in the merchant service.
Adopted.
y resolution oHereu ~ MI. ooLiS 'i'Stt NNltt'S
the Cornmi,,ee on Expenditures to inquire into
claim presented by C.. J. Catert of Va was
adopted.
Mr. FlL,.NonE offered n resolution that, on
Wednesday next all debate on The Loan Bill N
Committee ofthe I.foieshaH esase.aad 'daifhe
Bill 5eNsn reported tohe House with its amend
ments-unlcss sooner reported. The House refused
TO ay it on the table, and under the previous qnes-
ton the resolution pas adoptcd-ll4 "A to 7G.
On motion of Mr. SrASLr the House went into
Committee of the Whole on the State OF the
Union, and took ap the Loan Bill.
Mr.. FILLMORE moved TO amend it BY enacting
tina, all duries on imports be pledged for the re-
dcmpiou of took that may be issued. and appro-
priatng so much as may be necessary Tor paving
tbs interest or said stock.
Mr.. WISE offered TO amend. as to direct the
Secretary of the Treasury to redeem the stock as
soon as it may deprccia,e below par.
Mr.. MARSHALL spoke at some length in oppo-
sition to Mr. Wisc's amendment, and before he
concluded Message received from the Pre-
siicn, Sec another column.
The Message was ordered printed, and its con-
sderation postponed till Saturday
After Mr.. Marshall had finished his remarks,
Mr.. WISE spoke mainly in abuse OF Nh Fillmore,
and charging delay and inaction upon the Wings.
Before he had concluded the House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Correspondence OF The Tnbsne-l

NaSUlSG!oS, i<.Su -c
The SENATE was not in session to-day.
In the House, after the presentation Of few
communications from the Departments, and an
unsuccessful attempt TO take up the Private Ca
lendar-
The Loan Bill was taken up in Committee OF
the Whole on the Union. CIR. WARD in the Chair
the amendment of Mr.. WISE pending, making it
the uty of the Secretary -f the Treasury. when
ever the stock deprcciates below par. TO purchase
the same
Mr.W:<E continued from Yesterday his ren,ark',
and spoke from halt-past twelve I'll after five
O'Clock, in reply to ,iessrs. FILLMORE and MAJ
SHALL, in vndcaticn of the Corporals Guard
and Captain TYLER in advocacy of the Repeal
of the Distribution Act. and multitude of po-
litical topics too numerous to mention In the
coarse Of his remarks he expressed his hostility to
Nh Clay, under whose direction, ne said, it was
determined that nothing should be done for the
relic of the country until he could come before tho
people, and have the opportunity of obtaining the
credit of removing these wide spread difficulties.
To this motive he attributed the delay, which he
attempted to fasten on the Chairman of Ways and
Means for this session, and on the Wing majority,
whom kc represented rs undor Mr. Fillmore's per-
feet control, and who were responsible for the de-
lav in Congress. He exoneratcd the Corporufs )
Guard from all Accountability, and imputed to
them the most patriotic motives. There were
other fragments, however. of the Wing party
there the Manifesto clique, who were but 4
bakers dozea, who had commenced the war in the
Whig party, and should stand up like men
and meet its consequences But the Manifesto
was regretted BY many who signed it.
Mcssrs. L. w. Andrews, SoLtEns and Boris
scverally rose and expressed their entire concur
renee in that measure.
Mr.. w. concluded amid much excitement in the
Hall
Mr.. GENTRY obtained the floor, for which there
we're many competitors, among whom was Mr..
RArSoR, who said Mr.. WISE had made personal
matter towards him and eleven others, and having
declared war, he should have it, to the knife.
Mr.. Il. being unsuccessful in his attempt to OBJ
tain the floor moved to reconsider the resolution
terminating the debate on Wednesday.
Mr.. MORGAN moved to suspend the rule. for the
introduction Of the one hour rule
Both these questions, by adjournment, were
postponed till Monday, when, no doubt, they vii
cause much conflict. ARGUS.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
Monument TO Washington.

Having noticed of late the publication of mn in
tentioa to get up Monument here 10 WASHING
roS. ] would call the attention of those who are
engaged in this to the fact that there exists in this
city close corporation known rs :. The Washing
ton Monument Association, wti:h, though now in
active, did some years ago collect u considerable
of money and place it int the hands Of its Trea-
.urer where it is still undoubtedly SAFE and should
have accumulated much by interest. If new inn
pulse i. about to be given TO such noble under
mixing those who arc engaged in il should mnkc
inquiry as TO the means thus collected rcsuscinte
the Associations and obtain its advantages The
writer of this and many others wanld lend them
uid if those who are present astating the thing
will say through The Tribune where they may be
seen. GRATrTUDE.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

rs and d-sjrah,s obec; have thus frankly expressed 70
Congress under which give 70 The entire sub o
ect peculiar and solemn interest "a h1eeu.se e1 ao
a-f the public dafences be broken down or ~saAenra
the whole administration OF public aHa.s DC enna!aS
ed Tor the OF the necessary rsHs Tor concucuhs ne
with vicor end effect that this department OF 10. 20
yeaent wi be found have done al that a,n us power
aver such evils and will DC acquitted o. AZ ~ p!Sue
on account OF them. JOh4' l 1L6'~
W. Marrb =. la4S
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

Twenty or THIRTY LIVES LoSr!-'lhe Flor
ence Ala.) Enquirer of the 18th inst says: We
have been informed thnt flat boat in attempting.
on Monday last, pass thronehthc Muscle Shoals,
ran against drift and sunk, destroying every per-
son on board consisting Of twelve or thirteen. 1t
was moving boat-had family on board-and
was supposed to be from East Tennessee. The
river very full and swift, and the owner of the
boat refused to employ apilot to carry him through
the shoals. bur attempted TO pilot himself through
by following boat Just ahead.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

The WILD BEAsrs-OHe day, during the exhibition of
Inc atnou, 1leagerlt in the BOwcrv was noticed that
the animals appeared 10 br unusually croc:ous consider
ing The e1eernt discipline the keepers exercised over
henL The lion. growed the tigers clawed, end The mon
Keys wsr. most particularly excited. ForthS apparent
motive could be assigned large babcon eventually made
desperate blow aia young man. which, had been
c>sn! would have gwen him regret his temer
" The cau. Of h- agita,ion discovered once An
enormous pair Of 'rhiske, ard mustachioes had
-aloUsy IN se breasts OF those sensitive and they
like Us bipc,is. could no; endure rival near hcn lie
"as rescued however from his dangerous proximity and
mans Magic Razor Strop> shaved himself c.centy and
has never since been troubled by wild beasts
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

Key Mr. liAHDcocK has seen great many medicines for
coughs colds, &c, and never known any efrctra a.
Shermans Lozeges In fact no one ever used then, without
the greatest possible benefit they really what they
are represented to be- Dr. Sherman be his OF
fee, lG6 Nassau street.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

70 JFThe Montreal Messenger mentions report,
which is believed to be too well founded to doubt,
that twelve or fourteen men lost their lives in at
tempting to cross lake ST Francois on the ice; ;
they had been 10 work on the St. Lawrence Canal
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
THE TRIBU N E.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH %, ls4a.

~ For Ge. Aris.a's Proclamation 10 the People Of
Teras, see First Paga.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

% PRESIDENT TYLER, it will be seen has
transmitted tc Congress q Special Message, re-
csmmending among many suggestions which we
heartily approvc, Repeal Of the Distribution
Law. We most arden.!y hope that this sugges-
ton will not be carried into effect Such step,
once taken, can never be retraccd for the new
apportionment under the census Of 1910 will give
so overwhelming an increase Of strength in the
will bv Graduation. Ccsson, or still lOoser Pre-
empton Laws, be wrcsted entirely from the old
States within FIVE years, and given up to those in
which they severally lie. Regarding this as a
question of securing to or alternating from the old
States u vast domain which is Justly their own
theirs by trial, suffering, blood and victory-we
cannot concur in any measure which shall operate
10 weakcp tho tenure by which they now hold
them.
This is bot one of many objections to the Repeal
OF the Distribution Law. We object, at the out
set to any system of Finance which shall leave
The Government to subsist out of its property-to
live, like a spendthrift, BY cutting down his tim
Der and selling acre after acre of his estate. This
policy we can never concur in. There is no need
Of il. Put up the Tariff. to afford adequate
protection to our Home Industry, and there will
be no need of recalling the Land Distribution.
Let Congress but do this, and the dishonest
States will be deprived of the argument Of neccs-
sty for the disgraccful Reputation Of their heavy
re esnon sibilitps
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

.DJ About ten acres of land on the west bank os
the Mississippi, a few miles below the mouth Of
Red River, sunk few nights since. So says the
ST Francisvillc Chronicle.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

Col HA1SEs uses Shernans Orrs Tooth Paste finding it
te only thing that will Keep the The teeth clean and harden
The
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

PARsoN PELL says that Sernals ozenges The great
things in the world for keeping The throat and lungs
clear. He seldom goes without them aud almost daily
their virtues 10 has adence attrbutne his grra,
success in business 10 tem while Others
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

s Hon b. B. BEARDsLEY says Sherman's Lozenge, have
them in his house
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
count for sunaries

co DR., ColLYER. emnen, practitioner in
Ansmal Magnetism has established himself in
Bos,sn, aud proposes to res, nervous diseases
nagnetically. See card.
N5" Alarge Tariff Meeting held at Mid
dlsbury, VI, on the cath
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

DR.. CAREY, OF Macon, Georgia OF the dsn-
guished men OF the age says that Shermans Iozenges
Just what the people They pl-asan, 0urc
70 quick that they must supercee all other metces
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

AWFUL SCIENTIFIC DIsCovERY-The secrets Of nature
are almost possessed by Italian has lately formed
soap the wild herb, OF his country ta, viii ch1n-c tbe
coor OF yelow lnburnt or dark skin beautiful healthy
clearne%; j. aso ireck.s pinlDes boIche< an
al eTptos on the face skin is called he Italian
Chemical Soap and Is sold BY Jones at The sign Of lin.
American Eagle, a. mind the right number ao Chatham
street Ladies and gents. don go with bad skin; we adj
-ise you 10 Try this ' " ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

AMERICAN A!csEus- TIN establishment; vs:.l ro,,,,
=. b, lar The largest and n ri hea0tif COLLECTION Of rr
sites ~ America, this pas forth VARIETY a; e.,
ainuent> in the Iectnre Room which >rps.> IN >oe,lo.
ai variety any thncrver offered in ihr city o- 5
SEE advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

U The frs, number of our AMERICAS La
poRER, new Monthly publication, devoted whoi-
" to the cause of Protection to Home Industry,
will be published on Wednesday. 1t is afforded
at the loves: possible rates. with view to gene
raj circulation. Single copies cents.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

q The Mobile Ledger of Tuesday say. 1t
was reported about dark las, evening that one of
The boilers of Hi;chco-k's cotton press rad col
iapsed and killed four negroes.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

II Stranger, Do you want Boots and Shoes,-lf0
90 10 Scrhner < Co. Great Caarine Boot Shoe Mar
ket 10 Caharn. ~ o. Munroe where yep an
the Iarge, and best assortment you ever saw and a, pdc
never before cGnaed. Just try it. (2) ynMf
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

II Valuable G.ots.--At auction on friday, April J.,
Mcchanl, Exchange i2 o'clock, IN continuation Of Ii,
adjourned sale lots in bc Bowery between 9th and ll
streets; Lot. 10Th between ID and Sd avenues; l9
Lots lh street between 2 and 81 avenues Is LOIS iib
s;cee between 2d and 81 avenues. Lh. maps auctior
room. 81 Wal-s.. u ms Ia pl'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

II We invite the attention the ladies TO the advertise
rlrnt OF > Barker Co.'S Cheap Dry Goods their old
established stand, 81 Grand street
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

20 We reluctantly postpone the concluding
portion of Mr.. Lyel's NEST interesting Lecture
upon Coral Reefs-,he first part of which is upon
last page-unsi tomorrow. The audiences
which attend these valuable Lectures increase IN
number each evening. The Course is now halt
completed.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28
: ,Tbirtccnth Wnrd.-Al an adiou:


of the ;rjrrS o Henry C.1y, hs!t! al tae Fempeaa-
Hor>e No Shefi!tstrvc;. on Thursday evening Mach
~ y ] Bovd was appointed Chairman prn TEN and w1A
c. Butler Secretary On noton that a committee OF 6.e
be apontei To ra, Dcclaraon OF Principles And report
=, ,bis ms-ting and also .!raH Constitution and 81
laws an,! rcror, the Monday Evening next, Mr.
peter p Bailey Wm. X. Hoy,. Abrani Colder. Chaa NJ
Snonson and Joseph r Mill, were appointed on ha! Com
;fr,. rh, Conui,tce after retiring reported the follow
inc Declaration OF Principles, which WAS unanimously
adopted VIZ IA,
We whose names are hereunto sSb,crbed, chcrsmus
grateful remembrance OF the many ardnous ard vdiua5Ie
sr,ices rendered 10 hi, country in the Councils OF the Ma
ion ON Foreign Missions IN War well as IN Pc@se BY
hn, eminent AMI distinguished statesman, tlenry Clay
Keni,chv rep0,ng the greatest conhtencen hfs Etre
ry orstcncv and purely Republican principles do ser.by
nit. Tor purpose, OF securing by all oho able meaS IN
nnr nowrr his election President OF these United States
nndr the name aod title the Democratic Clay Club OF
the Thirteen,h Ward $50.
On motion was Re>olye, ta; ,he above Declaration be
rall>Ii, in book for that purpose AMI as many at the
friends OF Henry Clay Sae csrn, register their names
taerin OF, motion that when this Club adjourn they adjourn
n meet here on Monday Evening al y O'clock tor The pur.
nose oi receiving the report of the Committee the Con-
>tt;on and Bve Laws and also 10 elect officers OF me Cinh
for the ensuing On morton. adjourned.
W,i c. Butler, Scc'y. NATHANIEL BiND, Chn
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

II Ninth Ward Henry Clay Club.-sa AZ
ournsd meeting OF the Democratic Clay Club The Spih
Ward Will be held nj the Rob Rny House Of lie Roy
and GrcenvclSts oi Monday evening March 2S,b ri !,
Theiricnds OF HENRY CLAY in tbs Ward, wishing
10 JOIN the CiUb are respectively ia.i,eC 10 attend
HIRAM P. RICH, FressleC,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

u Thirrccnth Wnrd Democratic Clay
CIttB-.iu adjourned meeting the Clah viii se held
on Monday Ecvcuing March l.c 2Sii, the rippecanoe
House No Serii1-,trert at o'clock the pupose
n RECEIVING the report ct the COMMITTEE the Co,e,u.
and Bye Laws An election Tor otlcets III BE he'd
,hr sane. evening". NATHL J. BOYD, Chm pro terra
wv C. Butler Secreary.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

II Photographic Likenesxes, by an Improve.
Daguereotype process, hy NJ. D. VAN LOAN, corner
Caambers-st. and Broadway. 60 mis- In
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

- qniVeraaIist Rerenn 1nseitu1e VII ue.,
u! hx Room OF The Elizabeth street tlae Bowerv
ohuIeh, ths Evening, at = O'clock. The Exercs.s viii
consist OF an Essay the Life and Writings of McDopald
Ia'He. oy member, and debate the following cut,
tinh Does absolute orskDo wie,ee necessarily npI,
,ore ordination " The public respectfully inyied TO al
se1s' ms lt'
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

Asst is by the economical policy OF the establishment, to.
geber with the large extent business, that such To-
Iucpmrls are offered purchasers. 10 apology need be
odc for the location OF the Sales Room upon the second
floor especially so favorable point Of the fashionable
| tEIorougttare f2) n4 Il
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

DARING OUTRAGE III. hitherto boas,ed svs,4D NJ
Cheap Card Printing perpetrated by the use OF that lead.
"eapoa upon al eppos0n the SIatoners' Hall Card
Press, which It's work Wit, unprec-dened
ny and en!srs the affections the economical in manner
Eher'o unknown Cards printed at lower price.
before known, from 81 per thousand upward Orders y.
celved al 2t5 Pearstrcet and u Wall.street
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28


presented 10 avail themselves of tic present opportunity
u TA.sociation-PUBLlC MEETING.-An per,
sous ivoca he to cr Interested in te cause OF fndG4al A.
s,-ia,,n requested 10 attend Meeting Uco.k On
Tuesday Evening next (ta inst al the Mechanics n,,:
mt, School No Il CbaNberSS between Centre and Char,
airsS NieaSur oi interest the welfare o: ,he
Human Race Will there be- proposed genera asnsncs
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

sI>), 0l Mfir u11u 5urturr,
2to doz Rich Tab and Bowed Sa,nStocks, 200 ID 1890
2N0 do DO Plain do 90 10 u 81
Ep do do Bowed Bonlba1iHr do 60 10 2e
200 tso DO Plain 90 do 90 o.
100 10 Satin Fancy Snmm-r Stocks, 90 TO 10 CS
Al>o Satin Scars SILK and Satin CravaL. &c &c-nlG G
which! Kill be sold n small advance on cos for cash a
good short time paper. ~ m3 ln
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

TT IithOGrnphic Frin1s-lGOOd0 spendllly %
lorci, CONSISTING. o a5onl 200 designs, among which are
.11, nun'r o Nntona! Temperance, Moral and Rrigoa.
.nierk Tin. above published in superior yls, ar
tor sale by ,ir subscriber in at, 10 suit purchasers.
CuRitlER, 2Spruce-st. opposite the Sun otbcs
~ r. Ne" subjects rom designs by ,l- lrst will
a!lll! 10 Lt alIovc assonent eyety Meek. q s Va
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

= JOnN DAY, s...
yoHx r SM,rH Secretaries m,s q
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

J. HtHsISGruS, the lccl q. i>ar5i vgni-ilnqG !, ~,
Tatitisd 20 learn again among i.- commence, h
veninC s:oT engagement Ii Pcnl,', Museum aci ,,o
ri>c nj! those who wish witness ,oy. OF ,t- u,,, -
marAable d>piaysoi Fer'rlolna powers p,rn,;e ever
rcsantes avail themselves tic ,resn, op,ruu;,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-28

1000 Gineham silk Umbrellas from 50 cts 10 s5IC0
6OOG Rich Plain and Figi SILK Parasols, 81 90 500
1000 10 do do Sun Shades 70 to 80