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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24
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To .< Editor Of the Ner-fork Ir15sz'e;
Yo,r correspondent, Old Dilworth, seems not
we'll to understand his subject He objects to your
sphIas, bu, spells trure-lsr, IL TWO syila0ies' as
,bough be wanted another ! TO make out the word
Now if ne would divide the syllables properly
t,ar-el-er, he would see that another Is not
wanted.
Yeu have answered his objection, very correctly
and with judgement.
.Old Dilworth' should learn not to write ABOUT
what he does not fully comprehend The rule 'of
spelling troreler'with one J, rule that extends to
a great many words, WIS laid down By Bishop
Lowth, seventy or eighty years ago, and was ap-
proved BY Walker, whose authority seems 10 nave
some weight with your correspondent, though es-
TEEN i, of Iittl value But Lowth and Walker
did not follow their own rale: [ have not oaiy
adopted the rule as correct, but have followed II
throag hout my books.
One thing claim as my right, that men who an
dertake to censure what have done, should read
my rules before they condemn Hsypraettce. There
is no English book, spelling book grammar or d'c-
tionary, which presents any uniform or consisten.
or correc, system of orthography. The rules
have adopted for correcting the mistakes OF Eng
li.h writers may be seen in the following books:
The Elementary Spelling Book eh. l49. page
157.
School Dictionaries l2mo. and l6mo. in the Pre-
faces.
Large Dictionary in vol. octave, lately pub
bshed in the Introduction P. IL and Il.
English Edition in quarto, P. 49,
In the octave abridgensnt of nay Dictionary BY
by Worcester, the rules are not inserted.
In work now in the press, l shall publish
brief view of the errors, anomalies and inconsst-
ences Of English authors, in their explanations OF
the English pbabet, in Orthcgraphs, in Grammar
in Definitions and in E,ymoogy, that my fellow
citizens may be able to see what sort of authorities
we have for the old jargOn, and how many errors
we read and teach to our children merely t1om
reverence TO those authorities. n. WEBSTER.
Ne.u Hrpe,, IMarcs e. ia43
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
corr,s,onderce Of the Newly York Tribune
.ou,sfi. Harch 5-P

pzuApEI.aIi March 25-P. ".
The transactions In seeks 10 DAY was 10 'ey M =,
est For PENNSYLVANIA Fres 3st were asked ACC
oEa,.d. Washington Railroad STOOD hFu al .; ana Cneu
;,e< e,s ss, NJ lcs The following sales occurred
~ ho soarasl5 shares Commercial Bask Al 81 is' oo'
Wilmington Railroad $40 Lehgb Mortgage Loan az
as 5000 Tennessee Beads 67; $500 United States s1es
1861: share North America al 7zt - do Fiah'sis
os Teanesse at So 10 do. Western Bank al So
Til. notorious james C. Zabrske, OF New brnhsHleh'
receysd absu, the tine OF Mr. Cooks removal from
the Pos, Oce very snug appointment tr N Capt
as small tribute due bis invaluable services
holds the ofice, am mos, positively assured, OF
Agens for the General Pest Once Department IN ~
al salary o. about 1880 per year am also asSaeu 'I
in eatc;ing the removal of SIR Cook' an Ns
was made of the name OF Captain siockton-
TIL. friends OF Cen Cas- are about holding meeuhs IN
Tren,on and an informed many ef Mr Van burens oia
and influential admirers Numbered among then,
r,mes of Peter D. yroon, Esq, son.in-iaw 81 e&-sha
Wall Stacy g. Potts, Esq., J. Wood, anc ss'efai oe p'
rnen, ones have been mentioned IN couhecuoA viz '-'
movement
W. have e,perepced most sudden change IN the "eahc
since last evening Al O'Clock was gate mild cs, a
besu,iful overhead, after which it began 10 gro" eu ~
coudy ard atone O'Clock this morning IL conu,enceu
ing ccntiuun for upwards OF two hou's, siCs "H1 $3.50
i, has been exceedingly cold and oos'e'oc'. 1900
wbis the present week have had some eigh' VI le
arrivals Of sugar and n,casses anc our "1a 'es Ne
n,e,ey filed with these two articles In iae' sugar ~
moiases appear 10 be the Only felsn' oN ms ~ s,.
Wills, there be had here Tor any OF inc
nor,s We have bark now up for China, but she VIII De
obliged to 90 rouad NewYcrk for the principal pSruoa
! OF her cargo.
In our State Senate the bill to reduce the monthly can
cellug OF our almost worthless Relief notes from
to $50 co., by The State Treasurer and 70 se,e e
,.s,;c C,.d;tors passed Committee OF the Whole.
The hill "a ar sd tie ac, under which the United STATES
Bank made an assignment, to authorize asssnee 70
refuse sbiies the Bank IN payment OF DEBTS was con-
sidered and also passed Committee OF the Whole.
In the House of Representatives, the blu 70 an'coiAe al
election of the Canal Commissioners by the people, was
copcu,red in as the had passed the Senate by vote
of 7s To- This bill is in the hands OF The Governor
who, it generally conceded, will veto it, IL when event
| /, will pass both Houses by ,we-thircs bRuIos'
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Enthusiastically reported I'm Tx Tribune.
4.

AsHES.-We notice sale 10 day OF l0 bGis P9 for sf'
port private terms; III is said be- the rstej pr5
bly, was not that. Nshing dung Pears. Al Boz
ton the sales small Pots ST. ps:rl At 81.
COTTON.-shippe!s have come ito uiaraet tc-csy TO
considerable extent, but the reports Of sas. vary from 800
to COCO bales; the larger amonnt is probably aeafst NE
truth. There Is some difference opir raessoias
factors admitting that the te is the brseroa
The low grades, while others think la the MARKET htf'
At Neworiean sales Of the week eadtg li 81 c0 bales;
ls9 600 bales Holtr,s +! m al ed zcya-ce !: pes
ID and the market closed with cpesru! aspect. Sisans
fair 81 Ct fair IT. A. Mobile, l3b, sales co baie
holders firm. At Charleston 18Th, sales o. the week l0t
bales al a 7. At Savannah, 1852, fair sales II ST.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The.c l. lnquiry ior West.
ern Tor Eastern porisr but rates 90 not vary Ssee IS
Michigan and Ohio 6oi 4 IS no Troy on Inc E!2rkeL
The receipts OF Floor Newocieans within couples
CT days have reached 6ees 10 7Ceo bbs, ireci wAeh
ce sales Of about 1000 bbls Of very prime aucy bsf
supposed s53 ii6 do good BRAID round hoop
1870 do ia: at ISL; 1tG bbis common a4 co. and Ga ss
Miami, 10 arrive, at4 al. parcel oil $50 oo.s, je
ceiyed, sold pcsouay 10 arrival, aud reported.
demand for New Orleans active, and these prices sbo
improvement. In Southern hear OF rolbIng tose
excepiia retail lets Theiow grades 1ns,e4 10y l
Georgetown and HoSard-st IS; Brandywine RofGna3s
so; Richmond City 25 Meal is ratbe. quiet; Je.sey
so: Brandywin 62, with s1sa sales, end e1 hhtS
at II 80 Sales s9 bbls Rye Flour Pennsylvania s
which decline. Starts &C. Sales 5000 bushels sh2
Strfs which have been aGoat since January about iS
TIC sales week Eavc been
400 hbs Ohio at 3i4 75 1870 do Howardss ai "a
25 cash and mos $500 Fredericksburg a; III mnsj
eco Georgetown a, STA s7i, Nos; GeErsee 81 q
81. AtRiehm.nd, Country Flour ) SO IS; ci.y MIA
I5a5 AT Baltimore, Howard 81 al 10; CITY Nils S'F
AT Buffalo, brisk demand al previous rates
CRAVING notice sale Of $40 Bushels Illinois Whsas
from store 90 mins. Several parcels Of Csrr arc,
Offering, principally New Orleans bat we hear CT no f
excepting 2ato bushels Jersey at ~ iai meas and soue
thing 5GweighL Northern Rye is held at So to arrive
We motive l7e0 bushels Jersey here at 53a so No
Oats, % SO; supply nearly exhausted; jersey
Southern, a5I &c Al Richmond whea, was 75a 90 AZ
Baltimore MaryiInd red IS 80; white Corr, "a; 5eiow'
IS n Oats p Is. At Boston Corn vas rather oe''
mos, OF the stored lots were taken Sales during e weeH
eeGeo bushels yellow fat 81; 1850 do white al ~ W
and at auction bushels ~ Orleans at zs 80 tor b Us
sEEDS-The saiea of Clover continue es boms use Al
sic and about IS sbs have beer sold to-day al 'nose
sales so bbls Timothy ss. Rough Flax we quote Ss
Clean g, without demand. Al Baltimore Co'sf VIZ
soas Is; Timothy s7s %.
HAY-sals. Of ITS bales Northern hare been n'se, w
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JUDGE WAeGAaAs-We regre. to learn tina

JUDGE WAeGAMAs.-We regret to learn that
the wound received by this gentleman In the late
duel has assumed a malignant aspect; so much so
indeed that the greatest aPPrehcnsions are enter
tanned of fatal issue. We are informed that a
consultation was held yesterday, by number OF
distinguished surgeons, at which the proposition
10 amputa,e the wounded limb at the hip joint was
discussed, but ultimately decided IN the negative.
Several Of the faculty present considered this the
only alternative From all that we can learn, the
situation of the Judge is critical in the extreme.
10 Bee.
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~ The Cincinnati Chronicle places its notice
of the Comet under the head of City Intelli-
gence.' We believe the good people of the Queen
City have heretofore been somewhat celebrated
for attempting to moncpolize all the small Earth
quakes in the country; since the ST. Petre catss.
rrophe, however, they re!inqush that claim and
now seize upon the Comet!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

TIE cAss coRnz.posDEscE.-Weh have placed
upoA our FRS. page to-day carefully prepared
though of necessity greatly condensed, abstract of
the correspondence between Gen. Cas- and MIR.
Wxs.rrn. which ha. excited considerable inte-
res, for soras weeks past in political circles. The
original letters are very volurainous, filing some
fifteen columns in the National 1nieliigencer. We
believe we have indicated the chief contents Of
each letter. We think it evident that Mr.. WEB
srsR has nuch the best of the controversy, both
as to the scundness of the positions he assumes
and the ability with which his dispatches are pre-
pared Those who have the original correspond
ence at their command, with leisure TO read, will
no. fail to do SO; while others, we believe, will
obtain correct notion Of its general character
from our sketch Of it. We commend it to general
attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

CRY DISPATCH Posr.-We have made inquiry,
and believe that this establishment is now eth
GENTLY conducted The delay complained OF by
a correspondent, as stated some days since, took
place month ago, since which reform has been
effected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

10 We learn that oa Monday last nine thou
sand fpe hundred quarts Of milk were brought to
the city by the New-York and Erie Railroad. BY
Yesterdays train upwards of FIVE hundred calves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

T. The EsennK Pos: had last nigh, very funny article
about Bhis asss The point OF which ,ha, Mesrs sease
and Gs:th, Whig Members ofrhe Kentucky Leg
I.iure have .vorn have his hair cat ohes
his sair washed Till that legislature passes
Relief Las. The Post does not know that these socaled
Rs, are saeas and sise1 Leev Esas bsi ssppsa s0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

~ R. S. GRAVES, Loco-Foco Treasurer Of the
State ST Mississippi, has proved Deiaulter to a
large but unknown ameunt-sl65, 900 at least. Is
any body astonished az this? He was nominated
and elected by the Repudiasors of the State Debt
how could they expect him not to act or the prin-
ciple, they arowed and profit by the example they
set hint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

FROM CAL1FoRsIA AND SANDWICH ISLANDS,
We are indebted to friend for information frem
the Pacific, received across the Isthmus of Daren.
The dates from California are to the latter part OF
December. Business was very bad, owing, in d
measure to Commodore Jones's "tdur pas in
taking Monterey, and events growing out of the
same.
The Z. S. frigate United States arrived at Hon
elulu on the 9Th of December, and remained in
port the 9Th, to sail next day for California and
Mexico. Boston Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

EJ The NORRIS AND Essex RAlLaoAp, now
running TIVE trains day each way between Nor
sissown, n J. and this city, offer to carry passen-
gers by the year for $50 to Chatham, Madison or
Moris,own: for $50 TO the Summit, $40 to Hull.
Vile, and SIS TO Orange. This affords cur citizens
who have leisure the advantages of Country air and
Country Rents with a cheap and easy access to the
city daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24
TABLE BAY. CAPE CT Coop HOPE, Dec. &c,

liable BAY, CAPE CT Coon HOPE, Dec. &C. 1912
4 regret to inform the Department, that the
Portuguese brig Union arrived here few days
since, with the surviving officers and crew OF the
U. S. Ship Concord-the officers and men under
charge OF the FIRST Lieutenant, MIR. Gardner, who
has officially communicated to the loss Of the
Concord She was wrecked on sand bar at the
msu,h of the river Lorango, in the Portuguese
Province of Qucmsne. Captain Boeram, Purser
Hart, and james Davis, ordinary seaman, were
drowned on the second November, while crossing
the bar at LoraHgo river, il. the gig have taken
FIVE midshipuen and sixty men on board the John
Adams. Tie remaining officers and crew will
proceed Immediately to Rio de Janeiro in the Por-
tusuese Brig which conveyed them to this place.
The Concord, after throwing over her guns, &C.,
TO tighten her, was forced over the bar at high
water, with loss Of rudder, keel, Sc, and o,hcr-
wise materially injured-,housh not complete
wreck ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

70 Yesterday was one of the keenest, coolest
days of the season. January seems to have re-
pented his early departure and come back to stay
his time out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

% ANDREW ]. DoNALDsos nephew and form
erly Private Secretary of Old Hickory is the Loco
candidate for Congress in the Nashville District,
Tennessee No chance for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

u We stated few days since, on what esteemed
good authority hill of indictment perjary had
been fond agans, Re5eT: 81. 8ardeil We now con.
~nced shst this mas aot The case,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

~ CHAurAuauE County has elected Is Wing
and Loce-Foco Supervisors, l he. Rather psor
this, when there are in fact bat TWO L0e0-F0c'
towns in the County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

10 Hen. Taos. w. GllxrR (Tyler many has
the full 'appor' Of the Loco,Foco party for re-
eeetisn to Congress in,he Albemarlo District. Va,
Tais gives his the better chance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

p ALLEeasy County has elected Is ssper
visors of each party. Lassyesr, ID Wing, II Loco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

IS The River Thames, Conn. is now clear of
ice, and the STEAMBOATS, from this city runs up to
Norwich instead of having to stop at Gales Ferry,
as they have done for month hitherto, very much
to the prejudice of the Norwich route to Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

70 srAss's FAMILY Mac ZINE, No. 4, filed
with matter OF gsnsral interest, and profusely il
Illustrated by cuts, la. been published, and is for
sale at this othcs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

RAILWAYS AND CoAcHEs.-The best dis,inc-
ton drawn between railway and coach accidents
was that of an old whip. of" said he, you gets
comfortably capsized into ditch by the roadside,
there you are; bu, if you gets blown up by an
engine, run into cutting, or of an embankment,
shsrs are yoE7"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE Loss OF THE U. S.
SHIr CONCORD Extract Of letter from Com
mander Conover, of the U. S. Ship John Adams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

" Bishop RosEETs, the senior Bishop of the
Methodist Church, at Baltimore, was lying dan.
gero1sly IL at ,as latss, sayiees,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

Re,oiped That HENRY CLAY of Kentucky has the
Presidency in 1874, be would choice in preference
any distinguished of the Wing par bat act
ing dotrom principle, and not tor men, we pledge
liona Convention hoping that the selection will all on
Harry OF The Vest Tue first and dearest hope OF orr sui
feripp COUNTRY"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

Us Ss,ra's Linear Drawing Book" intended
70 teach the elements Of drawing, has just been
published. Il contains fine collection of lessons
and will De likely to prove useful to both teashers
and scholars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

RT Hon. WILLIAM Smith, Formerly Mail
Contractor, and nicknamsd Extra Billy from
some OF Major Barry's liberal allowances offers
Tor reelection to Congress in the Culpeper Dis
sries, Va. Hocsn only be elected bya division
of the Wings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

% Hon. CALEB CUSHING declines, under pre-
sent circumstances to run for Congress. That =
the wisest thing be has done this many day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

EaRTHouAkE IN YERMonT.-We have pub
lshed from the Montpelier Waterman para
graph noticing the occurrence OF on Earthquake
in tina, section on the 14th inst. We see from
letter in the Evening Post that the shock was felt
at Burlington and northward, and in Jericho,
Westfeld, Underhll Essex, Milton and other
towns in that vicinity. At johnson, SO miles
north east of Burlington, there was heard first a
rushing noise, like the approach of heavy storm,
and then occurred deep stiffness followed by a
heavy rubling from the east, which sensib!y Jared
the stove and furniture in the house. There was
less violen, shock twenty minutes after. AT
Milton Falis the houses were violently shaken, and
at Burlington the jar violent that some per
sons left their houses. The shock occurred at
about FIVE minutes past P. NJ.
FROM HAYTt.-Letters received from Hayti at
Boston state that Mr.. Gooch. the U. S. Consul at
Aux Cages, had succeeded in obtaining new trial
for Dr. Lowell but that resulted in another cenvc
| ton and condemnation to death. Mr.. Gooca says
there was no charge proved against him, and that
the offences imputed to him were OF no heinous
character He declares his intention to demand
| his passports if DR.. Lowell is put to death.
| D The Albany Journal publishes extracts from
the financial report of the city showing that the
income of the Ferry to Greenbush during the twelve
| months last past-altheugh the travel from the
completion of the Eastern Railroad has largely
increased-has faller off some two thousand dol
lars. In the amounts received for grocery and
tavern licences the loss is above S5000-whi!e the
number Of establishments has scarcely at all di-
| rninisked. Between the Ferry and Excise the
revenue has thus fallen of ten thousand dollars
in single year. The Journal asks if thi, is not
good ground TO suspect freud, neglect or incom-
potency in their management.
70 Are we not to have another Of those de-
lightfrl Ballad Concerts of Mr.. CLlREHuaH and
the Misses CUMMINGS There must be hundreds
anxious for repetition. We have been able 20
hear but haifof one, and, like Oliver Twist want
some more P. S. While the above paragraph
has been waiting for room, another Ballad Concert
is announced. See Gard.
% Look on, for New Counterfeit or altered
BILL purporting to be of the Frontier Bank at East,
port, Maine Inc one SHOWN Us Is %, signed Ias
Williams, Prest- G. Small, Csslir. It is light and
ainsy, and the signatures il the same hand wrting
The word "Frontier" appears to have been in
serted in place of something else erased.
IS The River Thames, Conn. is now clear of
ice, and the steamboass from this city runs up TO
Norwich, instead of having stop at Gales Ferry,
as they have done for month hitherto, very much
to the prejudice of the Norwich route to Boston.
~ CHAu1AuouE County has elected Is Wing
and Loce-Foco Supervisors, he. Rather peor
this, when there are in fact bat two L0e0-F0c'
towns in the County.
u We stated few days since, on what ne esteemed
good authority thals bill OF indictment for peasy had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

70 The Philadelphia Chronicle says thar Mr..
Herrick OF the Aurora-ths Tyler organ in this
city-obtained at Washington $1,000 for converting
his sheet into Tyler paper. Ii adds that $500 of
this was paid by Mr. Brown on condition that he
should he appointed Q. S. Agent to the Sandwich
Islands: Two others advanced $500 each as the
price of similar appointments, and third paid $780,
The Chronicle declares tina, it knows the names of
.lI the parties-and voaches for the truth of its
statements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

% Look on, for New Counterfeit or altered
bill, purporting to be OF the Frontier Bank at East
port, Maine. The one shown US is S., signed Jas.
Williams, Press. G. Small, Csshr. It is light and
himsy, and the signatures il the handwriting.
The word g Frontier appears to have been IN
serted in place of something else erased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

FIRE AsD SHOCKING Loss OF LlFE.-The last
Geauga Republican contains the following melan-
choly catastrophe, which should be warning tie
all parents against entrusting their dwelling the
csre of children:
The dwelling house of Mr. Cyrus Willard, in the
north part Of Russell Township, in this county,
near Judsoa's mill, was entirely consumed by FIRE
late in the evening Of the 9TH inst. in the absence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willard; and horrible to relate,
their four youngest children and relative "a lad
Of 14,) were burnt in the building. Nothing saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

The PLAsgTARiua.-We are gra,ihed to learn
that Professor Gouraud, has SO far recovered from
his dangerous illness, that he viii be enabled to
resume his abors in q few days. In consequence
of the Concert at Niblo's, the machinery is taken
down, and will not be restored until next week
During this recess, Professor G. will visit Phila-
delPhia, for the purpose of obtaining q suitable
room for his exhibition on mis- return, the Plane
tarium will be put up for three days only, viz !:
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, for exhibition,
at Niblo's Saloon, where our citizens will have
the last opportunity of witnessing this wonderful
piece Of mechanism prior to its fnalremoyel to the
city of Philadelphia. From Philadelphia, the
PIanetarium viii be taken 10 Boston, where it viii
be exhibited for few weeks prior to its departure
for Europe. Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

MAssAcHusETTs.-The subject Of Capital Pun
ishment came up in the House of Representatives
on Tuesday, on the Report of the Committee
against its Abolition. Mr.. Prince of Essex moved
insert bill abolishing the Punishment of Death
Negatived: Yeas 1903; Nays So. The Report
was then adopted: Yeas 1872; Nays 70. So
nothing will be done this year. As $40 Members
had voted just before, 1913 must lgave lodged the
vote on this grave question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

% THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GEoGRApHY,' has
reached its Third Part. This is mosr valuable
publication and should be had BY every one. 1t
viii be completed in 81 parts, embracing nearly
1900 pages With HOO engraviags and SO maps.
II IS very useful very neatly printed and very cheap
It may be had Mt this Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-24

TIE RIGHT WAY.-The citizens of Brookville,
Indiana, have formed Club under the odd title of
the Republican SeUSharpening Society,"
wherein all the current Political and PoliticoEco-
nemical topics are to be successfully discussed in
free and friendly manner. Why can't we have
such society in every vitage7