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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20
Free Trade Ga.,snoa.

The Journal of Commerce, Evening iost and
Herald have melancholy tales of the effects on our
Ernort trade of the decrease of Imports conse-
ouen, on the New Tariff. Their qpandary is
summed up thus: az O@ step Imports, goa 6ur-
then Exports miM doubie .treight.' Now there
is knock down answer TO this alcton-namely,
tina, orr Exports hare Arrays largely, immensely
exceeded orr Imports an GuLK and WEIGHT,
though inferior in1yALUE. This great disparity in
bulk and weight is one of the unnatural burhens
which Commerce must labor under when Asri-
cultural staples or one side exchanged for
Manufactures on the other-the Manufactured pro-
ducts being inevitably the Lighter But let US stop
buying Foreign Manufactures and we shall be able
to buy, and toiN buy, vastly more az bull of For
eign Agricultural and Natural Products-such as
Mahogany and other valuable timber, tropical pro-
ducts chemicals, sc. &c. INen we shall have a
more equal Commerce, that ten ships will no
longer go out to Europe with cotton and one bring
back the avuils Of it in manufactured fabrics leav-
ing the others TO return empiy.-The facts adduced
BY the Free Traders make directly against theic
positions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

~ In our account Of tc Hastings fight We stated thai
Mccoy tied 5iact handkerchief his post ntte ring
We have since lcaroed thai his haodkercnei vas @'r.
and red Que. He hcd black one which he directed BIS
brother to the STAKE under tho otief but Il was
not donc-Another person informs thatMcCoy was The
taller OF he combalau.s BY acln both sia;eeats eur
account followed tina. OF eyewitness in the Spirit Of the
Times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20


observed in paper OF Yesterday paragraph sign
ed by Wing Dinner 0c' who, BY his showing can
appreciate he good things provided for the inward man ii
the KaEMlxr Ill Broadway followed his advice, 10y
giving Kremlin triaD in company with few 'rencs,
and in justice tae proprietor, must certainly say, me
cleanliness rooms the attention of waters Inc VINES
and goad substantial dinner, called forth he praise OF
every gentleman the table. But what Is mere ihPot-
tancr the charges very remark which
maie to the worthy hos. who promptly responded that
the charges square with the times, and very politely
thanked rs for our patronage. 4. Z, b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20
Eanhruntx. Sept. 10.

William 2J.rom and Ed-r y. H,ughwout, (hrm VIZ H.
fancy land dealers, Broadway, n W Oct 90
Charles Mason, clerk n. y, Oct. 70.
David NJ. Boen and john Parks Urn. holen y rarF
BabcOch, Der. %.
Theobohl c. Juug, Erooklyu Oct. 20.
Wia;hrop LaEcnl Of Suageraes formerly OF Lee MS y
Oct. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20
TRIBUNE.

r The oage Of TIE TRrsps, s De- Ifmoysa psH
t,ou Of The park ap5 nearly opposite tie City Rail TIC
arrangements for prioag and publishing the DAILY and
weetly Trbnnc vii be greatly esiea'rd, and such i0'-
nrovcmens made in the paper j, hoped vii! inor
continuance OF The bsral patronage wiz. "hlca " IA;
hi,i,,,o hrrn favosed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20
From HE Boston evening rran.crin!.


SNgsAPARILLA-Ihis celebrated root, 20 iauous as
medicine cuIt 9" d.eas o.tte blood Ihea'ali'n &c
hasot ile 1cqaff' aiSenaI rcrntt ny ~ in!,ah' uls
co'tiy i-Hs W. ~ W par '''n S ~ ~, " 80
A. T. >an'.s 4 Co on Tue Cily 81 New letA 'o haYe
nv nts P1irilie or 'ur 90 Sl's * *
tracing ~ VIRTUES NJ TIC pant ne inNeht'r o is
machine, ~ co.n-cton VIII ne PREPARATION thy produce
10y ~ st tic n2se ,i'sc very 81 lhs fesui al'' >,N"tsu
70 a7oa2a3 We, ,te',S. 'es,' ~ u l",[e,
OF preparation r@b'tas inei Z" cntctIi'i - ~ nost
etciat .:'it 1s W. eiiai value on ~ az S'Dd'
ritti aIa iAey 5F- 's 7 tll'ure ~ OF oe,dI
ba ffsi't ~ iifS 81 ~ eiiifti5 mr. l'' o ht
COST aPft"als.. lie s.'-s ~ on l..s ~
'..tti1 -. t1'.i - r. .l'. ''i' 49, H.. -. w.
rta.dap. uds .eI sefysd il3, -lea combined
AHgt rl a, m5s..a ii.H3Us p1.ftia. HHDh-r, OF
IN. bio g aFata. e0BceEuatet iEt5a % t extract
yj..- i.,ar,lre .sls,.a t.- rlsa... .g5s. and
1e,g.aag tse ptt-GJ b. 1egsu.
Prepare aaa p. ~ 'id Tti5' a'o iaE -fP2ra-
80. H. - g,,t.,.'5 =, l.;s7.,sr.-,5 ~
J. - * b S5sis D-u zst ~ aad 100
l.f.tat...rr..sl anal Is ~ga, Co. II t.s 1.oz..~ay
.3..r.r ID sis5se.-5.ts,g
- ZEE. 81 ~. l.ass.e - < j0i. IS fls -.
,.-,.,o
lnn 1ift.iea'' % tAl.sltri' 's 'stz. ~ @ t''i-u4
AHssuni-
~ r , -. - --r,, f,, ,s,,t ,,-,ger
~ ilf $500, -, 'i,llAs ~, -'I IN IN
isy,ii,. m ,,,5,slI.i Is. =, rrleft55rc. i,y some
era., af r,igcir,r t srizt would tif., Speca-
b;fy d more. .r;5i a1i.cace ser .g.-f 10 5-hod
,.,, 49,. ii ir .. term eie.,,pt yemen nan.
irg,on l:1.aile KEGS &c ,apata AZ to-asb
BRisrot.s SASsAPARiLLACAu TIoN.-Persoi4s who wish
10 otiain diet aee VIII br careful 10 cat or bfsiops
-arsdpara anu SEE i4ht ts 'ritsea ~ ha1sF OF y. W
,b lcfae is sia5iIsl,d froa the numerous wonderful
ls performed aHd IS daiy performing, all OF which
u1s,an;ihttd ana l doennenl' can BE seer oy calling
al the .tGre 81 W Ei'' no o, Co3'ltmts,se
OF tbs paper wii be pirase TO saty any one WOO
may Gallon ln oil the happy ciectihs MEDICINE produced
IN . tamil; OF his Acquaintance. -
Sold At wholesale aed retail ny Wa BURGER, NO 90
Cour,!dndtree ard bilhaus Pharmacy, lS3 Broad-
tb. conr,ry' = ''4''~ - 80 90 aua4 Inn
rTyx7u- crrv.rr oE rue INVITED STATES IL is the
aIiaSc, 70 season ~ ~. Jrar that lay, the oun-
=; we p rIaai ,,rss and o,i,er biIiou.
nitv penrrally ara reminded tiat OscooD IsD CaoLA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

az |
mean of course those remote causes wA'e.l'''e'o
no; introduced OF were barely alluded TO IN 90
preceding article. In doing this, we Slaii,pe a
iorbearing toward individuals and classes as the
most charitable justice viii ALLOW bot the eE'is
which atct aud threaten our CITY are so 'of-=I
midabe aad insmiHent That 'ieS Cannot Oe pr
perry handled IL silk gloves, hf nus . az,
ousi"y e%Pose"' u e'S -
Thomas Mccoy now testers IN MS shrou" oeoo''
beatea BY Soivsn IN processing = NJ INV
on the brink OF the grave ana lti' OeI1e'e'' D''''
be cannot survive the INJURIES ~ .'s"
Bu. The Immediate victims OF tli's -Ao'ooh arc
no. taose chiefly TO be considered W. Tsssi''
rather on thousands q youth VINO are HaF"e'''''s
into brrtalilg and neutrality-suspicious. are r"
pdy educating to idienesS' arp'''>c'.ss7 ''''.'''
isfa aad cfirac ~ .'i'' 60 -
ara. lis adjunc,s. II IS tor ifs5e we Pes'' "'''t
in ,heir cause we shall speak Fala'y' &C..
Thomas Acooy Is deaa' ron 80"
gambling fst-Gehs with Christopher LlAy' IN
The ewes Of ail ao. Lilly IS gully OF inansanga-
ter. If not of wi!fal murder. But VINO VIII say
,;,,,i he alone is guilty? Who does not know that
in tie ewes OF !aa, justice, common sense, the
seconds, hackers doctor, &C. are efu."y 80; "''-
the seconds OF Mccoy II possible more -
Lilly ard his seconds protested against continuing
the fight after Mecoy LAD oesi' napi9" -: '''',
hope OF vicrory bat Mccoy seconds INSISTED
that % He ANT half hcSed yet, and continued 10
place him on his feet 70 fight. Bat were these
ali the guilty! Law and Justice agsin thundes
on, their emphatic negative.
~ s,ec,o,nrs rIo crowded TO the ground 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

I Tar for greasiDg wagons we think an a0-
surd article In the hottest weather it soon gums
up and becomes adhesive, and in cold weather is
always So Wherever iron axe-trces are used,
blacklead mixed with grease is best, or -four mixed
with lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20
,vb;a Senatorial Conventions.

-, r;sfrirt-tt de BroaiWay HOUSE. " OH, Jc u
1SJd Jlttrietit he MANSON House, l.ibaGT, pr 80
Fg,lrl District! Sanity lil Washington 20, cps -
E;,ib District-A ( uc1 Oneida County, Oct iA
SIN Ili,irics-.i; Coming, Steubea CO. Get. 6h
S,,enlt Distriet--At Auburn, Cayugd co, sept %
E;ekta Dig.rc.-At Batavia Genesee County, sept ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

PEoroGRAPHY-It is said that an unlocked for
Improvement in the Daguerreotype has been made
BY NJ Isenring, Of Munich, who has succeeded in
producing the images on the plate in all the sPen-
dor of their colors that they resemble the most
beautiful paintings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

RUsr-Rust in wheat Is produced from exces.
sive wet followed by hotsun. whenih increased
stimulus causes the stalk TO burst IN short splits
of ,hree-iour,hs of inch in length, ard the sap
exudng in every directio., the berry is deprived OF
nonrishment. No plan has yet been proposed to
prevent il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

9Th. rrumbuli, o Democrat states thai at the
officer muster held at Vienna, disturbance oc-
cured between the military and spectators. Guns
loaaea ri,h shot were fired and stones thrown.
Several persons were seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

o. For the arrival OF the Acadia, and
an Association Article, see First Page.
o. For the Exile of Tycho, a Poem,
and Items, see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

q Lorenzo Dow once said, in speaking of the
sraspng disposition of human nature" Though
a farmer should get the whole world within bis
enclosure, he would still want little spot on the
outside for a po,atoe patch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

Tic DoLOREUx.-The American Journal OF
Medical Science recommends smoking cigars
made in France, implegnated with opium, as a
cure for this disease, we'll as hydrophoola
tetanls &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

OHIo R,vER-At Pittsburgh there was j / fee
wafer in the channel on the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

Sulc1Ds OF FsMaLE.-aiary G. Achorn, aged
IS years, committed suicide at Thomaston, Me-.
on the 2d inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

The KsEsEvtLLE AcciDEST.--The Essex
County Republican furnishes the following add-
tiona names Of persons drowned by the laic acci-
dent a. that place Blake, French boy aged 9
years Theodore, coIored boy, aged 20; Ira
Ansuez, teamster. aged %; and Edward --,
Frenchna,, aged 90 Nine in ali are known 10
be lost, and several others are missing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

NEw- ORLEASs.-At the three principal feve
no .p,as, there were admitted patients, discharged
10, died 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

20 We are gra,ii,d to be enabled to announce
that Yankee sullivan one Of the principal get
tiers up of the late brutal fight and active par
,icipant in the murder Of Mccoy, was yesterday
arrested in New Jersey, and committed to prison
We trustthat he will not escape the punishment
due TO his crime.
The Common Councillest night passed a reso-
luton Offering reward of 5000 Cor information
that would lead to the conviction et any of the
principals in the fight, aud $50 for cash of the
accessories.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LoUIs.-T!e [. s. ship
s.. Louis. Commander Forrest, from tie pacific
sta,ioa. and last from RIO Jaueiro, arrived IN
Hampton Roads Thursday maraing-at! veil
Passenger Richard Pollard. 5-q late Charge d
Affairs o! the JHitel. States at Chill.
Norfolk Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

% The Common Council last evening appoint
ed the fourteenth day of October for the long
talked Of Groom celebration and appropriated
$4,000 TO defray the attendant expenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

AcclDESr.-Two young men named Thos. 5 VII
liams. ID, and Andrew Tweddale, were drowned
at Hartford Saturday afternoon. They rowed
100 near dam, and their boa, was overturned and
they drawn into an eddy from whichit was impos-
sihle 10 escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

Vs. Alexander I. Powell, whose nomination to
Office was recently rejected by the U. 5. Senate,
was on Friday he'd to bail in Philadelphia on a
charge of constructive larceny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

20 Nc Of the LIFE AND SPEECHES OF ldEN-
RY CLAY hes been published by ]. 3. Swain 63
Barcay-st II closes all his Speeches down to ms
return to the Senate, after retirement OF years,
in l83l--2. Here ends the first volame, 5ui
three numbers are yet to be given containing an
orisiaa. Biography Of Mr. Clay, covering nearly
goo 1ascs. Theza viii commence mex week
and viii b. accompanied BY splendid steel For
trai, Of Mr, Clay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

x 4 general Convention of the Universalis;s
of the United States vii! he held at Providence,
Z. l., OF Wednesday and Thursday OF this week.
1 will doubtless be nurnerousIy attended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

AIr. John Young, of Warwick Co, Va, was
drowned ON the 9th BY the upsetting OF beat in
James river
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

MoDILE.-No new cases OF fever had occurre
from the 9Th 10 the 10Th of September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

20 Several butgIarcs nave lately been COM
mitted in Georgetown, D. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

The STEAMER LEBASoS.-This boat, which
was sunk BY striking snag in the Missouri river,
has been raised, her sides sheathed with two inch
plank and she is again running.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

AcclpENr-A man named Era Smith. sup
posed to reside in Utica, was run over BY the Sun
day morning train from uGca as it was approach
Ing Schenectady. He was sitting on the rail, ap-
parently asleep. and briag in the shadow OF the
bridge, was no, perceived till too late Both legs
were badly broken and he was not expected t.
surYiEe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

~ On the 18th ire consumed the contents OF
the store of Messrs King & Crumback, imme-
diatey under the Office of the Wheeling Times
Their loss was about $1,000. The Office of the
Ti,nes was but litts Injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

FIRz.-The extensive Paper Mil, at Croker
vile, in the town of Fi;chburg, Mass. owned BY
Messrs. Crocker 6; Vinton was entirely destroyed
BY fire Thursday morning with outbuiIdings. Nc.
The whole amour. Of loss is estimated ~ Sl2, OUO
insurance Is s.. 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

CoRY-srALK SuGAR.-A mill for manufacturing
sugar out Of green Corn-stoks is now in full oper-
alton at Wilmington, Delaware. The discovery
is certainly an important one, and If Its inventor
anricipations are realized, will open new field
for the investment OF capital and add largely TO
the wealth OF the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

TEE SKILL o. PETgezBU HGH alscasSles
4 large number of cannon. iPertmPs a aaHafeell
'ersutlg cas5 IA aleiiy, ever el-e sized sl.t ~
es1. Eyenia5 Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

ifeu iEige 25,.~,ed ,ues saf rna.@inalcnts
u, lageilies u Il eA. tied this aet ~ .ls american
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

IL Pha Ness.Yefs ;'1-clm o9snei lest nsht prier
re@ u.auzg-asaf fh.s,lias 50 work well,
notwithstanding iurGts u1t entertained 5y some
ucr,aa, tal reducing tl.- prls would ', sSpecta
blify mprr g-nie. anucace Wt.usvsr ".-hto behold
IN aay Museum Among tie ladies' perceived s0me
whom aEgh a.ih jGsucc term elegant wc1!rn. Han
layton, r.. atie KEGS &c appear tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

u IN THE CLIMATE THE UNITED STATES. II IS the
Hasa present OF the year that lays The oun-
daion jaundce liver paniS and other bilious
affections Residents al iha South aud West AID cnBnu'
nifty generally reminded lat 0seoop5 i:DA CAoLA-
coGuG 10 be fouod al P BOVINE & Co.'S % John proves
invariably successful preve,trs otho,e dis swell
as an ua ang rec.edy Tor turlr eecGal sl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

SUDDEN DEATH-On Thursday last as Mr.
Daniel Willis, of Weslfe!d township, Essex coun
ty, New Jersey, with his wife, was leaving the
camp meeting ground on Long Hill the horses OF
another wagon became frightened by seme shout
ing, and ran into Mr. VS. wagon, throwing ou'
his wife, who was so seriously injured internally
that she expired in an hour,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20
CITY INTELLIGENT
COURT CALENDA

COURT CALENDAR. THIS DAY.
CoN.oS P1rAs-Par, Mos a. 81, 49, S. So H. Is. 49,
80 So 81 to g. o. 1885, Part 2Nos 80 So 1856, 81 ST. SO,
&c, 30, Il, iG 4S, 50, 81. IS, IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

l,av.. no such Intention Her trips viii be conti,.
ued in conformity @iih her pu5Ijc advertisements,
and it may bs, fairly expectsd, WIKI accustom,5
success and accuracy.
wAsalxaG,x Rus,5t,s.--rhe Washington Cor,
responder, OF tie Ba,tjmoee Patriot gives the ,0
loving stalanent Of tHe moves on the political
chess. board, indicative os u chosen alliance be-
tween the president lnl =ti,e Loco-tocos;
Tie Glo5e aa,l 1iadisaaian ARE 10 be merged
into ono paper, 10 5e eGitet anu cUplro,ica ~
Isaac ia. au,. FTaacis Pleston Blair. Jchu Jones
fgure, MOI m6ca longer as official editor. II
takes il MAJ ~, Il more agreeable, II nor a more
lucrative stuatln. The hybrid sheet oi HUI and
Bair--,hc one the lord OF letters, tne ether 2t
lies-is 10 sustain ;he Admins tyGon, aud TO s.aud
by the nomiuec of The Nationa! Convention. ~
ler's CLAIMS are 70 be submitted 10 that Conven-
,ion and if he be nominated, the party is TO cling
10 him. as the Lass plank .; safety 10 ship-wvecNed
crew Al the power and patronage OF me
Government go INTO the hands OF the Loco-tscos.
and their candidate is TO reap the benefit, 1t any
they Gun confer. Such is the news here, and | be-
licve it TO be correct. | got 1t from very al'
thontic and responsible soarcc-from one, who,
from his position should, and does knor.
70 BExJAMlS ANpnSws has been appointed
POSTMASTER at SieNeldUu, Sii'o, NiCe NiT. DdIhci,
removed Mr.. Andrews is Tyler man, Mr.
Barker was a great Loco-Foco but very popular
with the Wings, who demonstrated against his re-
moval.
70 Judge Simmons of Boston was on Friday
Knocked down by horse and his left collar bone
broken.
%" Mr.. Willis Haboard, Of Circlevio, Ohio,
lately killed by The kick of Q horse which ne
was endeavoriug to catch.
ILLtNols.-rhe Altoa Telegraph gives returas
from all the couuties IN Illinois of the late cleo
ton for Governor of that STATE. TIE aggregate
result Is as follows:
For Ford Loco) .............. "A 96l
For Duncan (Whig) .----.......3S,01 2
Majority for Ford 6.o89
Iowa TEnsrToRY Official vote fox and
against State Convention in Iowa, has been P'!t-
ished. Ihe vote is mos, conclusive asainsi
State Government. There was
Against Convention. .6S22
For Convention. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l2S
Majority against it,.............2696
az There is vSivet soi,nrs> in ihe touca gosaaer
ichpe in the e,-a glossy cness IN appearance
rOrliado Ei.hs Winter Hats, which, then
our hearty approbauen We speak Jse'aga GA The sub
sect and recommend Others TO do itsewse Other
factufeIs doubt IS make coed Rats but Nc kst.e MIR
Fishs are such therefore eosnsli them speca,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

u PERcIvAL KEENE,A NEW NAUTICAL NOVEL by
Capt HAsaYArr expected be received By The Cunarc
steamer This Moraing and will be issued Immediately al
the NEW WORLD Office so AnnsrecL Price ONE SHILLING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

II Patent SeiE-Cociinx Repeating Fis-
tois.-The best weapon OF etencs invented. caa De @
charged times il i seconds "h ose hanc, aiu az
ranled get out OF order At wholesale and rran
81 Inns J. @ BoiEN, Iei Broadway.
cati q, I.,s, e. ,o.tsy' sl3a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

SPLENDID PRISTfsG.-we were much pleased yesterday,
in locking hroug tie Printing Office OF Mr. CEa Shields
and viewing his numerous specimens OF ali descriptions OF
Printing, suit The fashion aud TASTE OF the
pubic The large 5ended-cnored SHOW Bus as tney are
termed coming - great vogue and af shieds mas sot
up variety OF this description. His WORK all done
al tn sell-known establishment a Maiden Lane, New
York long celebrated for is excellent work. anc, we De
leye The first that introduced that style OF prnt:as IN his
cnunLrv See Advertisement ~ another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20

CIVIL CoURTs.-1n the Court OF Common
Pleas an action brought by David E. Paien Whose
misfortune in getting Injured on board the steamboat sam
son. while coming from Staten Hand, the 4h % July,
1885, i, familiar TO eur rpade against Higgins Doremus
10 recover for S7s5, the plea TO which usury ihe
original note discounted for the benshf oil Mr. J. NJ
Diamond 1885, obtained by The aufr gentleman
from H D. a, the sdggssdoHbf MI fataes' VINO Is '.o
tsr in wa,ys,ree, TIE defendants now recently KEEP,
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az There is vsse, soi,ne>s IN 'he toueh-a gosamer
ch,pes in the se-a glossy The appearance OF
rO.inao Fi.hs new Winter Hats, whlca conn,end them
our hearty appreciation. We speak '''asa The
,eel and recommend Others do likewise othe,
iactafers doub,i IS make good HaIs eu; NC kse@ Mr.
Fiss such, and therefore eosmsai them speeal, 10
The attention Of citizens and strangers
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We have new a word to say OF the organized
bauds in which pugiEsm and kindred vices
have their main strength in our city. IL Is al
ready well known tina, most OF the hackers OF the
late fights were members or associates OF the far
famed Spartan Band ana that severa! Of them
marched at It's head in the late TYLER Indignant
Professions 1t is known that these men were
prominent in the Sixth Ward Riots of last spring
and that they were then allowed to break heads
and ballct-boxes with wide latitude and TO escape
with almost entire impuuity, This band are to a
grca, extent masters of the city, the Police being
either afraid of them or instructed to treat them
with most meek and loving kindness.
1t is high time that our citizens captured into
this business, and ascertained what terms oi mu-
tlal considerations and service exist between
the most iawess and dangerous combinatien oil
our City on the hand, ANA our highest EXecu-
| tive authorities on the other. We hear, Tor N
stance, that Alderman Purdy has twice recently
discharged MIR. Michael Walsh from the Natch-
House, where he was regularly onder detention,
IN opposition 10 The remonstrances Of the Captain
OF the Watch, in command. We hear that de-
termination recently formed by conyocation at
the Pewter Mug grogsory to tear down the oihce .!
tac American for some alleged insult TO the late
Tyler Procession, was Only cverruled by the aHec
Tomato cntrca,ies aad remoastrances OF our eff
eient Mayer ltmas be that We have been mlsn-
formed on these points, but We fear not Forthree
wears mas, the banded lufianism of our, City has
hep. dealt with mos, singeriy by our Police and Its
Official Head.
We love not to speak of these things, ye, we
CAIRO, sorgetlha, the only energetic fearless Mayor
our CRY has had since We lived in II was eJec,ed
:rem oihcs in 1889, clearly by the exuaorsinary
organization and e1ertons of the gamblers, flash