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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-01

90 BowsRy AMrHIrnsAIss-Therew will be great do.
ngs here to dsy A splendid performance comes off al
iLree clock aud another at the usual time in the
thing This is positively the last night of those unriva
led darkies Diamond, Whitock and Booth The mena-
gerie of wild animals will be open day and evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
Thursday, May -, 1912.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. ALLEN desired 10 correct an error in report,
which had been made in of The papers of this city,
OF the debate upon the Rhode Island matter He would
say however in justice to the reporters that he did not
rise with any view of censurng them. He believed
the position they occupied rendered it impossible for
them hear distinctly every thing tina. said in the
Senate and, under these circumstances, not TO
be expected that the debates could be reported with
feet accuracy. With regard to himself he not ac
customed correct any reports of his speeches,
except such published in pamphlet form. He
was therefore subject ordinarily, like every other Sc
na,or TO be misunderstood and misrepresented with
out any fault the part Of the reporters. His pur
pose Of present merely to correct that part of the
report published in newspaper IN this city, entitled
The Madsonan, which related particularly to himself.
He was made in that report to say that as branch
of the Government had acted in the matter it high
time for another body TO act So far, was correct
but the report attribute to him this sentence
IIe was willing to bear the consequences of civil
war" He had uttered no such words. What he had
said was that he ready to bear all the responsible
~ which his in relation 10 this question entaed
upon him. There was another brief passage, in which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
Friday, Nay 90, 1542.
amendment
IN SENATE.


The bill to authorize the issue Of patent for the
quarte. section of the land selected by the nhabt-
ants Of Lake county, Illinois, for their county seat,
was taken up, read third time, and passed.
Mr. WHITE said there bill (No. 246) for
the relief of Benjamin Franklin, old veteran sea-
man, which he wished very much the Senate would
consent TO take up and pass, without delay, as the
old man had large family to which he was anxious
TO return.
The bill was taken up read third time, and passed.
Mr. MANGUM, in pursuance Of notice given day
or two since, asked and obtained leave 10 introduce
bill to regulate the appointment and pay of engi
neers in the Navy of the United States
The bill read twice, and referred to the Com
n,ttee on Naval Affairs.
Mr.. McROBERTS gave notice that he would TO.
morrow ask leave TO introduce bill TO amend act
entitled san act 10 authorize the President of the
United States 10 employ the army and navy of the
United States in the suppression of instruction in
the United States
MIR. BERRIEN, from the Committee on the Judi
cary, to which referred bill for the relief Of
Henry Gardiner, and others, reported back the same
without amendment.
MIR. MANGUM moved the Senate to proceed to the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
Correspondence # the Bai,a#ar, rct,,,,

WAsHISoros, May 81, 4P.M =,
adjustment of the difficulties tsipeen Ae,,r, n ~
Staniy. ~
The following intelligence was Communicates j,
the House Of Representatives and in other c,cIe %
city, this morning, that the difficulties be,weso q
Stanly and Wise had been peaceably and hono,.m't
justed The two gentlemen are understood to =
where they were before the rencoun,er on ~ !
course, two weeks this day.
The correspondence, embodying the terms or a..
element of the controversy, is not yet made w.
though they probably will be published in f. S" 70
The adjustment however, as understood, is in ~ ~
quence of correct understanding between ,bs
gentlemen, Uhrough the in.erposi,ion of friend,I
the intentions of Dir. Wise. AS stated since Mr. g.
ly met MIR. Wise, the meeting was accidental. T..
suit of tlow, therefore, came from Mr. Wise vb%
apologizsd for it, be should have DONE and IS IT,
done, no doubt from his own notions of what was ~,
in the case, as from the advice of honorable and
informed men.
Mr. s,anly has not been in the House since Wed.
day of last week. His object doub, has been 10
out of the way of officers who upon the Ina,
him Mr.. Wise, as you know, is under bonds ~
leave the District 10 fight duel with Mr.. S.,ay ,
not to disturb the peace Of the District by 6si,,,
duel in IT, Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
Sc Of KEFREoEN y nv Id.
MORNING BUSINESS.

The election difcutes Sixth and other wards Of New
York ha been adjustment the Supreme
Of upon the subject to DO hsd on
Tuesday next, ito dayl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24
RHODE ISLAND.
OFFICE OF THE PROVIDENCE Jorsy,
4 u A.

OFFICE OF The PROVIDENCE JorRyu
Monday, p. NJ, May I6
Mr. DORIS PRocEssioS.-The procession esc,,
Mr. Dorr, passed through the streets this motps
The number was estimated at about 200 Or
and by several persons who counted them. The
toons were very irregular, some having seven
some only three; and, owing TO this, The numte,
peared larger than it really was. friend, Hhocs
ed the number in each platoon, and kept an ey.c,
count Of the whole, has given US the following :,
ment, the correctness Of which may be relied usa,
Artillery company, y
Woonsocket company, u
Cadets (pretended,) %
Ununiformed, but armed, Ii
Total armed, go
On foot, IS,
On horseback, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-24

Al about nine o'clock, it was t .o,S 70 hold''
fed The city. Hi. military were rrs' ,Oe con;
e en1e' Messages were despatched !, :" Va, o
conveying this information. Ou .osnu in ''1I
with full Confidence. The !n burlington Aa.ll
% a..,es . sasaad ms the exact P"'P' o.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

p VIII the Lsberers in the Navy Yard and
other creditors Of the Government remark the rote
by which the Naval Appropriation bill was pulled
through the Committee of the Whole on Thursday
VIII they note who were in favor md who opposed
to speedy action on this long pending measure
Will they remember also that this bill was laid
aside weeks since at the request of Mr.. Vase,
chairman of tie Naval Committee, and Of course
in charge Of the billy in order that ne might speak
upon il and that he did not call it vp, and the
Tariff bill intervened to postpone action upon 1t
ill now' Now the bill is taken UP, and, having
been fully considered in each House, and the only
question now being concurrence in the Senate :
amendments, the Wings vote to put it through at
once; the Loco-Foccs to protrast and stave on as
usual. Yet The Sun, Herald g. Co. have been
pouring vials of abuse upon the Wigs in Con-
gress for delaying the passage Of this very bill
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
FOREIGN Markets.

Our Cotton Market rclaaiDs dull as when the Ia edo
MIA ssed on the l9h u the demand from the trade con-
tnues 10 ior export the business day i nOd
crate; speculate operate but on very limited "ae
The OF trade generally has s effects OF limiting bu
this Harke and ally IN the article OF Cotton
the only purchasing sufficient for their present
wants lhe total sales of the msnth have been iosN IN
s-Lng IS ooo American sPess",on' 900 Ane "a" AMI
9O0 surat Tor export
The arrivals the States chiefly OF an nie
ror quality the better descriptions are daily becoming
scarcer the quotations without sterauoa the ori
mdng classes the close OF June had decls"i
td per lb other descr ptODs remaa without alteration
While the favorable prospects for the approaching har
and heavy arrivals of wheat and Hour irom abroad
likely be rsallEsd the n. .srketis very dull
The quotations show decue OF Sd Id per 10 lbs on
wheat ls Is 81 flour compared with same time
last month. and they with difficulty maintained.
The suty is reduced TO 9s wheat and IS 81 on houi
Colonial wheat and -four coming in freely and entered
the unsum duty OF per quarter ash III per barrel re-
sptcysy The present price OF Canadian duty pad nour
i snotoyer 81 3is sd per barrel
parcel Carolina Rice sold sos iirs,, and Ns tor
second The price OF Tnrpentnc had declined sales al
lis ordinary -. Sd tor good. Montreal Pot Ashes
dull at sos. Pearls Sis. No import in Tobacco.
H,yRE, July 2
NewYork dates lhe 18th ut received yesterday
by the Columbia aad dres Western steamers bat they did
produce ehsct market which remains quite
dull. and assumes q downward tendency for nearly s
American Cotton owing TO tho large stock and the less IA
vOrsble adv ices from the interior.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

IL i. said that the only terms about "H'cn ~.
gland will treat at present arr the payment o' "
millions Of dollars, half 10 be paid before W. raw
Ninspo. and farther thas Sir n. Pouinger Is to bs
received at Pekin.
Nissellaneeus.
A, Perth in Hungary there has been q serious
riot and contest between the military ana 'hv
populace Thirty persons have been MANNED or
wounded in thi. affair.
A sr.a, meeting of King. and Poteptates will
take place on the Rhine in autumn. he Lmpe-
ror of Russia will attend.
The celebrated historian NJ lie Sismoudi died
On the 25,h ult. at his country seat near Geneva
in the s0sh year of his age.
The suspension OF three highly respectable Hrn'
on the Continent has been announced IN terms oi
general regret. The first of these 1, the yer, Old
established frn of Neyin, Kerr. Blso. % oil
Con-tautnople the second Is that ot wilson
Harvey i Co., mercantile house OF hish stand
ing at st. Petersburg; and the third that oil Up
penhcimsr & Co. OF Hamburg failure which II
is supposed will be felt in England, as the hrir
were considerable purchaser. Of Manchester goods
4 discovery has been made lately in the north
ern part Of Australia OF new river
The Senate of Hamburg has Just published
third liz. Of subscriptions toward the relief OF the
sufferer. from the late fire. Tae total amount re-
ceiy-d up 10 the 18th alt 5000 900 mares
banco, about 400, 900 francs.
Latest account, from Batavia speak IN trshti1l
term. of the effects of the late, earthquakes IN the
island. of Sumatra and Java. Thsss earthquakes
were caused by a new eruption OF the volcano OF
Gonnons Contour, tae highest in Java. which COW
cred the rich country arosnd it with ashes and
lava and entirely DESTROYED some of the finest
coffee plantations OF the island. Many lives were
also lost.
There i, much disturbance in Wsllachia Ar.'
and ammunition have been landed from the Dan
ube, and bands OF brgands oyerrn the country
nav. make incursons toward WIddn
| The Journal de. Dsbats states from the German
papers that Herr Schmid, Bur.oma'tsr OF Bre-
men. had arrived at Berlin for the purpose ot ne
gotatng the accession OF the three Hanse Towns
te the German Customs Union. Ii this accession
takes place, the governments that are members oi
the Union have declared that they will guarantee
the loan Of 80 100000 crowns which the city OF
Hamburg is about to contract TO repair It's recent
losses BY hre.
Berlin letter states that the police ordinance
nterdctng smoking in the streets or public prom
enadcs in that capital produced on the 9th ult.
! sconc of great disorder.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

NAuvoo.-We understand that the very mis-
chief is brewing in Nauvoo, since the threatening
Of Bennett 10 expose the vlany of Joe and his
satellites. Several of joe, right-hand men have
icit the church and ionad R.nn.,ts party. One
disclosure particularly, will prove interesting and
that is in relation to Boggss murder. Bennett
states that A. 7. Rockwosd started suddenly from
Nauvoo about two week. before Bsggs's assassina-
ton that he (Bennett) asked Jse where Rock
wood had gone, and that Joe replied that he hGd
gone 10 Missouri 10 tulM prophecies He says
further that Rockw cod returned to Nauyoo on the
very day that the news of Governor Boggs's assas-
,ination arrived. Since that, the Prophet has pre-
sonted said lockwood with IA carriage and horse,
or horses, and ne has suddenly become very flush
of money, and lives in style. These statements
we give Il. we received them. IL said that BEN
nett has afidsyts to prove every fact above nted
and will shortly present them to the world. If
this be true, then will but little doubt remain that
Joe Smith was the real instigator Of Boggs' as
'assnation Warsaw Signal
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

0' We hear that private caucus was held at
Washington Hall last evening TO GU, and dry the
proceedings Of Public Meeting intended TO pro-
mote certain gentlemen's designs on office under
Capt. Tyler and stab the Wings in Congress for
their stra gh,orward course Oh the Tariff and Land
Distribution. We shall soon have the curtain
lifted Of course.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

W, Yesterday about noon boy between IL and
Is years old named Anson g. F. James, a grand
son of Anson q. Phelps, was killed by being
thrown from carriage at the corner of Sd avenue
and 25th street. The coachuan had left the car
riage moment TO 90 into backsmitb's shop,
and while there the horses started and the scci.
dent then occurred
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

ONSISRAPH MAouiSE-By means Of this new
and remarkable improvement, Messrs Barr. Jone.
" Co. 1872 Broadway, are now Engraving Maps.
Charts, flans, Surveys, &c. with cheapness. fin
'h and celebrity never before equaled. The Map
of the Disputed Territory and Charts of Route.
from New-i ork to Montreal and Niagara they
have just sent US, can hardly be excelled.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

W fire broke out about | o'clock last NIGHT
IN Boien & Parks stationery store No lO7 John-.t
between Pearl and Cliff About $40 worth OF
stationery was destroyed by the fire, but much
more damage was done by the water The fire
was discovered on an upper shelf OF the store Its
origin is unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

U' We see with pleasure tina, the Loco-f ocos
are holding Mas. Meetings in the several Wards
Of ,hi, City to endorse and sus,aia Mayor Morris
and hi. cosdiutors in the Hold-Over UsurPation.
Hereafter it can never be denied that the parry,
as SUCH has implicated itself in the iniqui'y ~hieh
sought TO retain the Common Council by special
plesdip and ,echnicalities after it had lest i, b
voles.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

" There is clanor raised by the Lsco-F Foco
pres. at ev-Orleans that the Whig ticket in that
city wa. chosen by illegal vo,es--that is, by cab
men and others who owned no real property and
were not entitled to vote. They talk of eOntss,i,g
the Election; but the remarkably light vote cast
would seem a pretty certain evidence that there
can have been considerable sRount of Illegal
Voting.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
nietee Of Democrat

IL Advertiser will please hand in their advertisements
Dor Mondays paper, before O'Clock th, evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

For Letter from Western New
fork-NOtices of New Books, &c, and
an Association Article, see First Page.
% For an amusing story from Jack
Hinton and Atlantic Steamers, see Last
Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

" The Whigs Of Allegheny City Pa. (sppo
site Pittsburgh were to hold a meeting ON tn,
} st to nominate HENRY CLAY for President.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

70 The Tuscaloosa Ala Flag of the Union
-Loco-Foco State papsr-declares for JoHS c
CALHOUN for next President.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

o[ The citizens of PATERSON. n. Y. held a
large and spirited meeting on Thursday evening
and nominated HENRY CLAY for President
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

O The Troy Whig contains a call, signed by
between -Four and Fire Hundred citizen. of that
City, for a meeting last evening in favor of Per-
manent PROTECTIVE TARIFF and for SUSTAINING
The LAND DISTRIBUTION. Troy will do her whole
duty in sustaining Americas Industry aud its true
friends. now and ever
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

W See in another column the proceedings OF q
meeting OF citizens of the Third Wand. We have
some remarks to offer on the subject, which We
NM. '"fer for wan, of room
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

OT The citizens Of Germantown Philadelphia
Co.. Pa, held meeting the Goth, and nomin-
ated HEsRf CLAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

J Maj NOAH is to answer to-day the follow
ing hattsrng announcement Of his paper from
the albany Ecening Journal This certainly
looks very much like one of those pufis that are
not paid for, but candidy given free gratis.
Hear the Journal
"THE USIoS"-M NJ. NOAH has established T. Ter pa
per with this name. Its objects to dsproye and dScre
dit all the former doctrines OF its Editor. The Veteran
has lived long enough 10 contradict and repudaie every
opinion and sentiment OF his life, This is neither his first
HHRR. jhrd nor fourth apoacy. His policy has been
vcacy Of certain men an less, by the furious ad-
antagonist purchaser No maf and ten 10 sei out to
tons with such facility lie sells his principles a! rea
hs merchandise cheherDg only abouth price Adopting
the maxim that all is lair in politics, in early e he
for the ss thirty years diligently pursued the business
political pawnbroking. And now his character being IN
derstoOd there is harm in bis somerse Nobody expects
to find truth or honesty in his paDer aRd therefore nobody
IS cheated but those who buy him.
Capt Tyler Is emnently worthy tie adhesion nj Major
Noah less INSCRIPTIONS supporter would prove quite
useless Noah, with freedom and latitude all his oW n
will pet hesitate 10 invest the Administration with al.
tribute OF virtue and patriotism. And that Admn..tra.
os only hope be thus adorned by efforts of the
gina,on has done well in securing the support Of Ed
tor who has emsncpated himself from all the
truth, justice and honesty.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

STEEL PsSs Of various fashions and OF excellent quality
are manufactured in this city by c. C. Wright Co, and
sold by James G. Barnet 2e JohnstesL II strikes ia,
would not be bad idea for those who the implement
20 prefer The American article when ia equally good AID
cheap with the imported.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

CJ A, the four individuals rece.tly supposed to
be lost returned to Charleston some of tie clergy
men about to preach their funeral sermons
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

General Committee ef Democratic
WnlG YOUNG MEN.-A Special Meeting Of this Com
mi,,ee Will be held the Broadway House, Saturday
Evening, 23d inst O'Clock. Order.
MORGAN xORGANS, Jr. A., cb,o
jx GILES A. UILLYER, "" ."
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

" The President has recognized Frederick
b. Graf as Consul ad interim vi the Netherlands
for the State Of Maryland and tie District of Co
lumbla
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

FLoRIDA.-Ths St. Augustine Ness says that
letters from Cedar Keys state t:i tue hostile In
dians have sent in a message to Col. Wcr,... that
if ne wanted them, he must find them. They did
not send their address.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

Ut We give below the Yeas and Ma" upon
Mr. FnLNoR.'s motion to stop farther debate
upon tie Navy Appropriation bill. Our reader.
VII observe that not single Loco-FOco Is to be
found among those who prefer acting to talking
fts-Messrs. Ales, Landsf ". Andrews. sherlock
Andsws Araold Bsbcoek, Baker, Barnard Barton, Birds
eye, nar' Boardmso Borden. Bous, Briggs, BrsekwD-
broason NIltoL Brown Jeremiah BrowR, wm. BuuefI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

ALABANA.-The Election in this State (for Le-
gislaturc and local officer, only this YEAR, takes
place on the FIRST Monday of August 1t turns al
most entirely on the important local question Of
winding up their rotten State Bank and Brasches J.,
the Wings insisting closing them if they do not
resume, the Loco-Fo ocos resisting it. We pre-.
sumo the latter will prevail
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

" LOUISIANA is right, after all. True, the
Creole feeling ha. probably elected Mouton Gov
ernor by very small majority; but the Whg'
have all tho rest The New-Orssns Mail due
yesterday failed, bu, letters received at Washing
ton by the preceding render it nearly certain that
Hon. JoHs MOORE (Whig) has not 6een rsH ont
Of Congre" by Bryce, bat rejected, and that
the Wings have not only the Senate but LARGE
MAJORITY Is Tar HousE. (Report saws 80 to
80, and to hear from.) Many Of our readers
will recollect that it was long contended and be-
lievsd in 1910 that Moore was beaten, but lie
proved triumphant last by 43 votes. II the
Legislature stand probably better than then.
No doubt can nationally be entertained that Louis
lana is still Wing, and will give HENRY CLAY an
overw be lining ma jority.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

II We ask attention 10 the testimonials to the value OF
latham and Brothers LEAD PIPE which appear today in
our Advertising columns We have seen the Report OF a
Committee OF the Franklin Institute. Phadelpha which
even more full and emphatic in il commentator
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23
Washiugtouians Xtteud

pecaly asdresset gionsn will be preached by
Rev :. d. Cochran the Free CJngregs onal Church
Medical College, Crosby street, doors below Spring A.
90 Sabbath morning, 2&h inst at 10. O'clock Thr mem.
6er Of these Societies and oen ars respectfully invited
attend. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

II Rev. j. ID. Williams has returned from Eng
and and will resume his abors in the ElinAbeth-s,rs,t
late Bowery church, Tomorrow, Saturday Morning july
4b, at hafpss! 10 and evening al O'Clock. jy2S It.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

PESSsYLvAsIA.-Tho House has a,length quite
Unexpectedly passed decent though not fair AP-
ror,iosment Bill, by the close of ID to A.. 1t
will give the Wings 9 OF 10 Of the 81 Districts.
The Erie, Beaver, Huntingdon, and many other
Districts are as they should be; but Delaware is
attached to Montgomery instead of Chester. in the
hope of making both Districts Loco, and Somer-
set is cut up and buried. Still it is quite as good
as expected, and We rather regret that the Senate
did not accept it with all its i'm. erfectisns. At
our last advces they had restored Delaware to
Chester, and we're tinkering at Phadelphi Coun-
ty. We shall probably be able TO give the result
Monday
The prospect of Tax Law or any other mea-
to pay the interest on the State Debt is gloomy
BY supplementary act, the Abolition Of Impri
sonnent for Debt has been rendered thorough and
complete.
They have had q great Clay meeting at Harris
burg-Robert Harris, a worthy descendant of the
first settler of that place, in the Chair-and ami
mating addresses from eloquent speakers were
most enthusiastically received. All goes well in
Pennsylvania.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-23

NEw.YoRK UNvrssIY-Ino our notice ofths Commence.
mes, Exercises We inadvertently omitted the name OF Rev
ivGs MsIs OF Johnsto~n Of the gentlemen on om
the degree Of Doctor OF Divinity was conferred Seldom
are University honos more wOrihy beto~ed thar In th
case We are Informed that although his life devoted 10
the unobtrusse duties country congregation Mr. MAR
has few equals among the clergy OF country either a.
Scholar or Theologan
In Of the exercises OF The Newyork U.ver,ty
the name name OF MosEs b. MAoLAY was by mistake in
serted among the list Of candidates for the degree Master
OF Arts, IN place Of wM BILLINGS MEEcR.