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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

TAn1rF.-Sone of our exchange papers take
particslar pains to impress on their readers the
great disadvantages that must result to agricultu-
rists generally, and to cotton planters in pa1tcu
lar, from Protective Tariff. Will some of them
inform US how much the cotton planters have been
benefited b. the reduction Of the Tariff within the
last FIVE years Dare any one of them deny, that,
in consequence of that reduction, corresponding
reduction has taken place in the price of cotton
Every man of ordinary information, knows this
to be true. Baten Rouge Gazette
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

% We regret to learn that Harman Heiner,
ESQ late delegate from Pendeton in the Virginia
Legislature, was killed few days ago, by blow
from limb while engaged in telling tree There
was no one present, we understand, when the ac-
cident happened. Rich. Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

% Commander Ralph Voorhees,, of the U. S.
sloop of war Prebe, died u, Smyrna, July 9th,
of bilious fever, after illness of several days.
His body was inferred in the English cemetry,
with the honors due to his rank.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

DG The Madsonian some time since stated
that many of its editorials, which were sneered at
as weak snd Puerile written by sone of the
first intelects in the land-referring to Messrs
Webster, Spencer & Co. Prentice says this is no
proof that the articles are hot puerile for adds
that unfeeling wit, when man of sense writes
an editorial article for notorious fool he of course
makes ita little foolish, in order that it may pass
for the fools own" Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
rsvHE Rev. DR.. E. D. Barry and Mr. Ru-

FUSz LoCKwooD'S Collegiate School, No. ~
Broadway near Canal street, will open Monday, The
eo,b TIE Classical Department under the im,edi
ale care of Dr. Barry The Engiish Department sunder
The supervision OF Mr.. Lockwood assisted by -,
eacber Of mathematics Mr. A. Pesiiaux, proessor Of
the French language will have charge OF ,he French de-
pament Those parents desrouS OF pae heir sons IN
SEMINAR in WHICH the classical an .-ia branches are
thoop gkiy and radically taagh respe ully Invited 10
call The book of Mr Roe lockwood 4i
places cnris conainina terms Of admission, &t may be OBJ
iained sr wood woud receive few bows into his
family board. The striccss regard viii be PAID 10 their
ac22 t-ss= .a-4Ar
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

DEWARE OF IMITATION Salaman-
der Safes.-The reputation of Wilders Patent Sala
rander Safes for securing books and papes against Fire.
having become almost universal has induced other
acturers Chests initiate his lat least IN the out
appearanccs ard offer them TO the public under the
name OF improved Salamander Safes-'' hu; of which
Wiluers Patent Saanander Sn!es manufactured by him
SELF need, having been tested in many instances
and never falling in single Of accomplishing the
purpose for which they invented and offered 10 the
public.
The subscriber the sole Agent appointed by the Pa
enee and Manuacurer) for the UniIed States with
hurty to appoint subagens in such places as he may
eci OF which he has availed himself by appointing the fol-
lowing Agencies, viz:
W. j. THOMAS & CO., of Albany.
4. C. SALISBURY of Troy.
j. w. STANTON s. CO, OF New. Orleans,
And at no other place can the genuine WILDERS Pa
len, Salamandsr Safes be purchased.
derl and for sale by g. c. HERRING. Agent,
aulG If No. l39 Water-street.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

A D1voRcE.-A Mrs. Buckingham, of Park
in this county, applied at the late term of the
Supreme Court in this place, for divorce from
her husband, who was somewhat advanced in nge.
The divorce was granted on Tuesday last. The
defendant, who was present, became seriously i'll
the same night, and died at Mr.. Averys in the
forenoon of Wednesday. We understand that in-
temperance was the primary cause of all these
unpleasant results. Ye votaiies of Bacchus, take
fresh warning! [Geauga freeman
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

~ Richard Adams Eocke's Celebrated Lecture
MAGNETISM and ASTRONOMY reported for The Erio
published in pamphlet and for sale at this Of
,c-. Price 81 cents, Of 50 cents per dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
THE WHlG ALMANAC AND US, REGISTER,
Fer 1913,

w ILL BE PUBLISHED on TUES
Wv DAY, SEPTEMBER Doth, and ready for des'
cry 10 O! der. II will conaia rlr
l. AN ALMANAC FOR 1S43, full and complete, with
athe usual Calculations, &c. &c.
.. THE PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES OF THE
wHIGS: plain and condensed statement oil the points
ofderence between the conendng parties in this Coun
try embracing exposition and defence OF the views
of tue whigs,-toriginall
g. AN EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE OF THE PRO
LECTION Of HOME INDUSTRY showing its Poll
cy Necessity and benefits TO the La6orng Men Of this
Country and how il contributes 10 the Prosperity and
Welfare OF the People;
1. a LIFE OF HENRY CLAY, clear and glowing, writ
ten expressly for this work;
5. oFFIClaL RETURNS OF ALL IMPORTANT
ELECTIONS in the several States and Counties OF the
Union from 1886 downward, including especially The
1910;
6. ANECDOTES, ,MIScELLANIES, &e.-a great vare
~;
!. TINES OF HOLDING ELECTIONS in 1.-THE States;
the nrmber OF Members of Congress and Electors OF
Presiden, TO which each is entitled, &c. &c.
THE wHIG ALMANAC wall contain about 81 large
and closely printed pages, fine white neatly print
cd and s,i,ched in printed cover IL viii be afforded Tor
cash nexsly al lss cents per single copy, 81 per dozen,
81 50 Der hundred or @ per thousand Orders enclosing
cas, aYe respectfully solicited by
GREELEY L McELRAfH, Publishers
1ribuae OD:ce, Aug. 10, 1872
Hr Three copies viii be sent to any f3atos VINO VIII
publish the above advertisement and seba us ina!heo
copy Of The paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
DOOTS AND BROGANs.-There is

u lot OF prime irk and kip Boots and Brogans scr
ed IN the second st OF 25a Peah Purchasers woad de
well 70 call and examine they mEst be gold No
Pearl IT, N. Y, I'd story. aus ln6
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.-Th'

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.-The
subscriber has just opened Dry Goods Store at No
those persons who wish purchase article TO COIN
eide The times His Goods all NEW and OF the
LATEST patterns They have been selected from the
ate, by good Judges and have been purchased
at reasonable price Therefore he aers himself that he
can supply those who choose 10 call on hiH with both Fa
and Winter Goods CHEAPER than any of MS neghboss.
Please call and see, TO satisfy yourselves
WILLIAM II. BUTTS,
No. South side) Maiden Lane,
s5St 2 doors from Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

" Nr. Cfay's speech ut the Festival at licking
ton Ky. Mr. Chief Justice RoBERTsoNs ADDRESS as the
President OF the Meeting, and Mr. CLATs FAREWELL
SPEECH on his retiring froa the United States Senate Is
published in Pamphlet and foe sale at this oihce
Price l2i cents, 81 per dozen Postnastes who remit
81 90 win receive IS copies. Clay Cubs supplied at ~
n4y hundred
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

NOR SALE-A Cab and Herse. In
IL quire OF J. BUSH, corcer Horato and Fourthss
an23 tmr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

Holm McCABE 81 CO.'S Intelligence
sB Office, 90 Nassau-st. RErERgNcEs-Ion M. H. Grin
n.l II Rrevnrt ESQ. w. Irving. Prof Rcnwick. az Il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

Housekaepes will find The best OF hepat thi, sep5 81
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by a respectable
w Protestant man and wife who have children
upstairs work light house work, the other 10
drive and take of horses and make himself generally
useful He understands farming Satisfactory reference
can be given for capaby honesty aud industry Inquire
RrnadWav. s. SIS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

DEW in Ascension Church for SALE
a Pew No. 10 on the ground floor, in the body OF the
Church. Apply No "a Snuth-snr iel@
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

w ANTED-ResPectable families Ill Scar, can
charge at office 5S6 Broadway II English girls wanted
his day T. ELLIOTT, prOprietor. sc ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

W. ANTED-A Girl to do the plain
w Cooking and house work in general OF small IA
ally. Inquire at No. SIS Sixth street None need apply
n aless ,ev can come well recommended. ST ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
Ever gratefully yCurs, q
THOMAS TURNER, 4s Anthony street


City and County af YeYorE II: hereby certify ths
this 26th day 81 August 1912 the above named Tgo'nas
Turrer appeared before me, in the Mayors Office, and h
ing been duly stated that the above statement By
him Subscribed, WIS true. ROBT. II. MORRIS,
Mayor OF the City OF New-Yerk-
do hereby certify that correct statement
of the case OF Thomas Turner and The effect ysrt sara
parila upon him Ibis wife being member of my eoEsre
CATION have frequently visited he and kno the fasts To
be true, SEYMOUR VAN UEUsEA,
Pastor of The Methodist Episcopal Church, Daane-st
We, the undersigned, being negtlbor Of Thomas Trrner
do hereby certify that the above Is correct o.
his case and the operation OF yenr Saapar.a upon b
WILLIAM LOZEY, Wire Merchant,
corner Church and Leonard-ats.
JOEL 3. PURDY, Grocer.
ccrner Franklin and Church s1s
ISAAC l. COIgL4 Grocer, 81 Fransiia 81
Reference is alsomade IF any farther Evidence srsaufsG
u Mr. james Brown OF the house Of Grown, Brothers
Co who Is acouaated vith tie above particulars. m whose
enpov tie above named Thomas Turner vas fora number
OF years
The rropretors also submit, 70 the public the following
cer,cate from Highly respectable source, OF cure
made by using their preparation Of which can
no bu, have the eec: OF placing beyond all doubt the ra
i've powers of this Eaedicne:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

wv ANTED-A Partner with ST .0GU
w capital 10 engage in business which will probably
than double the capital invested year for years
.exid &
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

NTEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta-
IN BLIsHslENT, STATEN is LAND, odice for the
,seepon and ssgef nnd no 70 @ ~ 'Psn s1a, s
cloths CassineTes, Silks. satins Silk Velvet and Plush,
Ribbons Canton and Italian Grape SILK and Cotton
Cloves and Hose, Ladies and Gentlepens Garments, Mo
reen, Daask and Satin Curtains, Linens and Cottonx
Cleanse and Re-fnish Merino, Ttabet and Cashmere
Shaws, Piano and Table Covers Carpets OF all kinds,
Drugget Floor Cloths and Hearth Rags chntz Cnrsans,
TIC. &c.
r Orders carefully attended and promYy exceeded.
n,18 MWGF6m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07
CUTNAlLs.-lO0O casks assorted, from

" Sd TO God, for sale by
$ MITCHELL wITHERELL, "a Johpst
MUSIC AT THREE CENTS A Page,
lYH AT No. II Lspenard-st, cor. of Broadway-CHAS.
t. GESLAIN Music Publisher, is constantly receiving
and fashionable Music for the Piano, Guitar and Flute,
which selling at the very low price Of Scents apaSe re-
ta Also, on hand small lot OF Musical Instruments,
which will be sold very low The public invited 10 call
and examine for themselves Wholesale dealers supplied
cheaper than at any other establishment In the u. States
N B.-PinHo Fortes tuned at 15 cents IL ".
iyIs f - 4 : e,5s#st eCaAS T.. GESLAIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

The following cure at remarkable ext,aordi.
nary almost surpass belief, has, in order place It's
truth beyond the reach OF suspicion doubt been
to- this 26h day Of August 1872 beire his oaor Robert H.
Morris, MAYER Of the city OF New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

TOHN l.. ,GOURGAS, for many years
~ of the Bazaar. Of Broadway and Courtlandtst
having lately fitted up at 10. Johns seet, near the corner
Of Broadway, small establishment Of the kind, With
general assortment of very Choice French, Engh, Ger.
and American Fancy Goods and Peumerv would be
happy receive opportunity may offer, friendly call
from his former patrons also from the public general
auio m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07


Jona Lawrence, Henry X. Bogert, Thomas BlooLgood,
Anthony C. C.Rossre, John A. Stevens, Moses Taylor,
Robt Chesebrough Oliver Corwin, Francis II. Nicoll,
John L. Lawrence, Thomas Lawrence, Chrles Sagory,
James Boyd, Jr., Charles N. Talbot, William W. Fox,
James g. Stacey, George Barclay, aph Stone,
Jacob p. Giraud, Joseph Hudson, David NJ Prrii' :,
aim Holbrook- Moses IL. Grnneh,
Oliver Fl. Gordon.
JONATHAN LAWRENCE, President
A Fl. MULLER, Secretary. jeli Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

FURNITURE TO HIRE--Or For
a Sale-A number OF articles of Cabinet Furniture
can be lad 400 Wahingen The person renting
purchase any te and have the amount he has paid
deducted. tG puIS II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

DIRECTORS
Guiian C.verplanck K ARoberson, Stephen Cambreeng
E,t Henry Ludlow Samuel Martin, Frederick Dcpryster
William Il. Harrison, F'dk schacha5dt PANEL seymour
,,u1o d c. TAYLOR, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

MERCHANTS FIRE Insurance Gem
I'VE pany-Capital Half Million OF Dolars-offce No.
55 wastThis Company continues to insure against loss
or damage by Fire dwelling houses warehouses and other
buildings ships in port merchandise and household furn
ure and every description of personal property on terms
as favorable any smilnr institution in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

VKTANTED-3 Americam and German
girls, the temperance Office No l39 Bowery
Housekaeper, will find The best help this Office sep5 St
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

ID street. formerly occupied by the family Of Gen. Sta
has been neatly fitted up, and open for The
ception Of bOarders sep5 I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-07

BOARD in East Broadway (l0D with
40 fine front back rooms second floor, may be had
by family few single gentlemen OF good morals
House and location unusually pleasant and desirable Pr
family Terms very favorable IS 1w@
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-17
MORE THUNDER.

A little squib-editor OF paper in Richmond,
Virginia, called the Richmond Star, is shooting
has eder-stalk pop-gun at the President of the
United Suites. What marvellous times are
these we have fallen on, when any tiny political
jackanape in the community fancies himself
to be full grown statesman We presume,
however, the little animal does it all in fun, and
this being its nature, we forgive its propensi-
ties, though they are a little dirty. But we ad-
wise the frisky little creature not to forget, be-
cause people may pet it for its pretty tail and its
tricks, that it may sometimes be lashed if it
grows impairment. Insignificant things fire.
quently Ohough not always escape the censure
Of noble minds; but 1t had best stick to its &C
customed Office Of innocent drollery, for the
amusement Of children and servant-maids.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-17

touch from his little finger! Had you seen the
scorn depicted on the countenance OF friend OF
mine while undergoing the ordeal of introduce
tion-a real South Carolina Wing friend at that
you would really have rembled for Mauy's
success in that State. Was Aby's visit the
cause of your notice of the little Magician?
But where is Mr.. Calhoun all this time You
4" never mention him :" The beautiful article
in his favor, which appeared in the New Era,
and found place in the Index, must have been
overlooked by the all-seeing editor of the Globe
Will you accommodate us with your ideas on
the next Presidency? If you do not, must
turn my attention to Mr. Clays Senatorial Char
ley, and others of his ilk, such as the "lnde-
pendent" man. In doing this, however,, | shall
not pursue that playful and confidential course
have adopted towards you, but, on the contrary,
look to the record to refresh my memory.
HARVEY BIRCH.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-17
From, the Norfolk Herald.
A SPLENDID LAUNCH.

The war steamer Union, constructed at the Cos
port Navy Yard upon plan to test the experiment
of Lieut.. HUNTER, U. s. N. was launched yesterday
at III O'Clock.
1t is the opinion of those who are competent to
judge of sucn matters that the Union is perfecta
piece of workmanship and as beautiful model OF
naval architecture as was turned out OF Uncle
Samuel's workshops. What her speed will be must
depend upon the Of the experiment which she
is intended test but there every thing about her
to justify the belief that she will equal the swtest
boat in the service in that particular. We have from
the first felt lively interest in Lieut. Hunters ex-
pertinent and look forward to its successful issue
with renewed confidence since have seen the noble
ship which is destined to put it to the proof.
The following are the dimensions of the Union:
feet in
Extreme length 1874 6
Extreme breadth of beam at lunwale 80
Depth of hold l6
Draft when launched
Estimated draft when fully loaded ID
And can carry fuel for thirty days consumption.
The Union will be taken hence next week in tow
of the steamer Poinsett Washington, where she will
receive her engine and other equipments for service
The workmen in our Navy Yard may well feel
glow of pride submitting to the inspection of their
brother chips at Washington finished specimen
Of their handy-work as the Union.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-17
FROM RHODE ISLAND.

We insert letter from the President to the
Governor of Rhode Island with the Procama-
ton by which it is accompanied. These docu-
ments we find in the Providence Journal. Amid
the war of invective and argument which
has been waged through the press, concerning
the course of the Executive in relation to the
anomalous position of things in that State, we
have remained studiously silent. We were
and still are confident that when the exaspera-
ton Of passion has cooled, that the conduct of
the President will meet, as it deserves, general
appreciation. His two letters explain clearly the
course he intends to pursue, and the constltu-
tional and legal grounds by which it is justified.
After the lucid exposition they furnish, no ex-
planatory comments required. While he is con-
ciliatory to the utmost limit which duty allows,
he will if compelled so to do energetically
meet the responsibility imposed upon him by
his official station.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY
SAMUEL WARD KING,
Governor, Captain General and COMMUNICATIVE Chief
ohe State Of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
a A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, the President Of the United States has
transmitted to communication touching the
political affairs of this State copy whereof is
hereunto annexed:
do therefore issue this my Proclamation, to make
known the to the people of this State, and
especially to those engaged in reasonable enterprise
against the Laws and Government thereof that they
may give heed thereto, and govern themselves accord
ingy.
In testimony whereof | have caused the seal of
said State to be affixed to these Presents,
and have signed the same with my hand
Given at Newport, the eleventh day Of
III. s. May, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and forty two, and of
the Independence of the United States of
America the sixty-sixth.
SAMUEL WARD KING.
By his Excellency's command:
HENRY Bowen, Secretary Of State.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-17
TO the Editor of the Globe:

A~~ee"
You are no doubt of opinion that the Repuo-
lican party will have large majority in the next
Congress. | agree with you. But do you know
that that majority have anything but faith In
you, personally or politically? All the crnging,
crouching powers you may exercise, will not,
cannot, alter that utter detestation which per-
vades the bosoms of Southern men-CALHoUN
MEN, if you Withdrawals yourself, Amos & Co.
Why, then, pursue it? Why not take that
course at once, which you intend to pursue in a
few months? Think you that we are disposed
to favor you, because you pursue the "taasses
nous fare" principle ? Look at the demise OF
the 'Expostor," the condition Of the g Union
Democrat" both special paintings of your edi-
tor of the Extra Globe. Where is the $4,000
that the latter work brought forth? Will you
ever see it's like again Alas that dream is
past, and ii needs no seer to tell that he who
once stood so high will find it difficult to obtain
one $50 poor to do him reverence"
Your fate, like his own, furnishes fine sub
ject for the study of a disciple of the Bacon
school, If there was any illustration wanted of
the truth of your favorte Walpole's saying, that
every man had his price, what beautiful specl-
men you and your compeers would be-
What an extensive difference in some mems
principles does $4,000 make, when it is APP
piled to printing the Census of your dear native
land Oh what patriotism is exhibited in as
sailing Daniel Webster for not giving the job
to pure and spotless parsonage! But how far
different should have been our articles dictated,
had the Secretary of State of President Tyler
"forked overn the needful to that Globe, which
the Secretary of State of President Van Buren,
(Mr. Forsyth unluckiIy pronounced ga dirty
sheet ~
My feelings will scarcely permit me to dwell
on the patriotism which has caused your attacks
on Mr.. Webster. Your friends have marveled
much in regard to your sudden outbreaks on that
gentleman, and some have appeared most wo-
fully ignorant of the reason. Poor blind fools
They forget the Census-your senses
see by your paper of last evening, that you
intend to verify my prediction of going you
whole team" on the hero of Kinderhook. A
a loss to asce tain the cause, | met the chivalr
Major Abraham, with his usual supply of ring
i on his fingers, and bells on his toes, in the Ca
pitol, and as good Locoioco--Fanny Wrigh,
Agrarisn-I had the superlative honor of