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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

SANDS, SARs.PARrLLA-It, was said by Archmed4 b:
great Mathematician, Give place TO stand upon nd
will move the Universe Furgu,sOn the celebrated ana
er and ply scian calculated the u had the request bed
granted bur thi, impossible no practical Stntnt
suited Not So however, with Ssnds's Sarsaparh gI.I
r.s,o.na po,-eI, Dsoaac of n.'oranss hio9s
arrangements Of the digestive organs, obs,Tucons In u
swelling cutaneous eruptons. viz bar rbsrs itch, scald h
salt rheum and other Diseases originating III an impure n
of the blood unhealthy condition Of the vital fuic, vi
be safely and effectuay cured BY It's use.
For conclusive evidence of its superior value and ea
see certificates published in this and other city papers
Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail aud fer eIpoah
BY 4. B.. SANDS CO, Druggists (Grsnlte BuIlflts
273 Broadway corne! Of ChambersStfee:, New-fok sH
also by A. B. < D. SANDS, 70 Fultoustreet and 2 Es
Broadway Of Market-steet Price 81 per bottle ~
bottles for S. Original documents been seen al od.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

tsaes Museum. this day when the manager pre-
ssrins oF poa eaes The greatest curiosity ia he eorid con
oeing nearly twice the weight of ths giant girl En-
In the Lecture Room every eYeaias-cs! for one
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

u An original Letter from England Dy inc
Hiberoia-tbe first OF series by an intelligent
and observing young New -Yorker-is crowded
out to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

u Thomas S. Ranney, late of the Pough
keepsie Eagle, has been appointed Printer to TIT
Karen Mission, to reside at Tayov.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

U Six bales OF new cotton from Rodney, Miss.
reached New Orleans on the 10th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

ISG', DIARRHHA CANDY hundreds of pounA have bent
posed Of and hundreds OF persons have used it, and not
Of dissatisfaction has been reported to US Thssm
be- ii those who it live up the directions. n1,a
from his celebrated Quaker Balm, and is safe as wes,ls
both in children aud adults. 1t is vegetable and sale rst
pleasant any thing OF the kind can be- Mothers ass
the fact that most diseases in children originate IN wol
rem scken and die ought TO consider themselves rs
blaueess. These Candies for sale, wholesale an4 a
,t Dr. Coverts Office l33 Nassaustreet; also $50 BcWe
Hudson-stfeet 2Os Greenwichst, AL Eighth Avenue
of l2tstreet and Third Avenue, Harlem NeHi0a
and &. Randel. Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

90 We are assured By the Captain OF the Christora Co
Ion that the reported b.oagh; by his vessel
from Havana of the prevalence Of The Fs7eE there and the
scarcity Of Tobacco is entirely nntrus.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

IT LEWIS WERNwAG, famous architect AM
builder, recently died at Harpsr's Fe:ry, Va.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

A METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONGREGATION ha.
purchased the church at the corner of Madison ane
Catharine streets, and will hereafter occupy it.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

B Americans seem TO be very well received
at present in Englsnd. Wenotice in the London
Times, of July p, among the guests at dinner
and distribution OF prizes at the Putney College
of Civil Engineers, presided over by the Duke Of
Buccleugh, the name of Mr. William NJ. Gil
lespie, celebrated Engineer from the United
StatesN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

u Ship-bulding is very active at Baltimore
although the Wing Tariff has destroyed all com
merce
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

II The Union Greys,' OF Rochester, lately
presented to the Oswego Guards loaf of bread
four feet long, 20 inches wide, IL inches thick,
and weighing 1872 pounds. They must be great
slosfers'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

AMERICAN MusEuM.-The manager ci thIs popstN, ,sst
lishment has increased hi, attractions THIS ,,r5j
may depend on crowded house,. He has the pes
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

p President TYLER and family returned to
Washington in good health, on Saturday morn
ing. The Madisonian requests oftice-seekers to
send in their documents and refrain from per-
scna boring.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

u An exhibition OF "a superb colored En-
cravings, designed to ornament the Castle of
Mexico, will be opened at a03 Broadway for the
benefit of the Pupils of the New-York Institution
for the Blind (of which Anson G. Phelps is Presi-
dent and Silas Brown Treasurer) at O'Clock
this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

uT J. N. REYNOLDS, Esq, of this city, is now
IN Clinton Co., Ohio, tho land of his youth, and
has been invited to partake Of Public Dinner.
He declined, but consented to deliver an address
to his old friends and neighbors on the South Sea
Expedition, which he did so much to forward,
and was at last constrained by wounded feelings
TO abandon.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

u JOHN H. WEEpEN, of North Providence,
is the candidate of the Dorr party for Congress in
the Eastern District of Rhode Island He was
Wing in lS40.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

u AUGUSTUS GREELE, Esq. of this city, died
on Saturday morning. at his residence, 76l Broad
way, after decline ofsomc years, and severe ILL.,
ness of FIVE months. Hewas widely and favorabv
known to our older citizens as an extensive dealer
in paper, from which business he retired several
years since, with a competence acquired by asst
duty, prudence and uprigh,ness. His complaint
was an organic disease of the brain, which dcfed
medical skill. His age was So.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

u Hoffman and Egerton, arrested at New
Orleans on charge of setting fire to their own
store with an intent to deraud their insurers, have
been liberated for want Of evidence against them.
The charge against Egerton was withdrawn, but
the Recorder inimated that appearances were
very strong against Hoffman.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

mr. An answer to our article on Dir. Webster
and the Wigs" from the pen efan eminent and
devoted friend of Mr. Webster, VIII almost Ger
tainly appear to-mornw.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

p The CLAY ASSOCIATION of Albany-SAMu-
Ell STEVENS Presidcnt,-had spirited meet
ing on Friday evening. Hon. WILLIS HALL
made an eloquent speech, and the gallant Wings
of TENNESSEE and NORTH CAROLINA were remeln-
bered with enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

u THOMAS J. Drake, of Genesee CO., is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the lid District
of Michigan. Mr.. Drake is good man and
true, and represented Michigan in the last Wing
National Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

gJ ALEXANDER HAKrEa is the Wing cand
date for Congress in the Ohio District, composed
of Uskingum and Guernsey counties.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

G' DR.. J. A. HousroN, of the Herald, (him-
self a Loco -Foco,) was assailed and brutally
beaten while quietly attending the Loco-Foco
Ward Meeting in the Ninth Ward the other even-
ing. This is most infamous. He charges Mike
Walsh with instigating the viDainous outrage
Mike, if that's you, your race here will be a short
one. Dr. Houston was there as a reporter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
NORTH CARoI1SA.-Reid's majority is 345.

SUDDEN DEArH.-Samuel Cowdrey, an old
and respectable citizen, formerly an Alderman,
died near the Battery on Friday. He was walk
ing in Broadway when attacked by an affection
of the heart, to which he was subject, was helped
into store, and thence into cab, where he died
in a few minutes The first notice his family had
OF his illness was the arrival of the cab with his
corpse. He was the father Of Hon. Peter A.
Cowdrey, an eminent counselor of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

UT We notice that Hon. GEO. w. PAscHAL
has resigned his seat as Judge of the Supreme
Court of Arkansas, and has resumed the practice
of Law at Van Buren,, Ark, in consequence Of
the assassination Of his late partner, Andrew
Campbell Esq.
Judge P. is very favoraby known to many Of
our merchants, and we do not hesitate to say tha,
any business entrusted to his care viii beprompt-
ly attended to.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

D A worthless fellow has been hauled up In
this city, and then in Providence, for catching
young ladies in the street and attempting to kiss
them. He was liberated ON the ground of lisa
nity.' There must be something done for this
insanity which predisposes to rascaGty-is is get
ling quite too common.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

Ur AMOS KENDALL, it is strongly reported,
viii be appointed Postmaster General, vice c. A.
WIcKLlFFE, sent ambassador to France We
doubt whether the Senate will think Mr.. Kendall
the best man for that station.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

- Fos synopss Of Foreign lntes'astnee Drought o
the Hibesaia, zee First Page. ,,,.
~ For Poem Clay Song. To the True Whiss-
FaSsr Matthew and Nep Recipes BY Miss Leslie see Last
Pags.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

" A man and woman ran away from their
much better halves respectively at Toronto last
week, taking large share Of the womans hus-
bands valuables with them. Capt Twoyy of
the steamboat America, being informed Of the
fact, nobly put back and landed the woman in
Canada again. Uncle Sam has taken possession
of the goods, and will restore them to the right
full owners.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

:, Mr.; ADAas:-A number OF personal friends of
hon. John Quincy Adams enjoyed the pleasure
OF nus society at social picnic and fishing party
at Cold Spring, Cohasset, on Thursday, the 7th
Inc venerable E1-Presldent was, as usual, quite
successful In the sport, OF which be is extremely
iond' and was never IN better health or spirits
als conversational powers render such an occa-
son nch intellectual repast. In the evening he
met his friends IN social gathering at the house
of a hospitabls relative in bingham. B. Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

u Dr.. ALEX. DUNCAN the same old beau
ty] is to represent the learning, refinement and
good taste of Cincinnati in the next Congress!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

ErrEcrs OF THE TARiFF.-The master Of all extensive
sailors clothing establishment thar he has found his
business TO increase the tariff dminshes and 10 diminish
AS the tar # increases. Under high tariff the sailors who
make Europesn voyages buy their clothes a; tie other end
Of the voyage and this end under 'ow iai 1t can
hardly expected that sailor, will buy their Clothes here al
.he present time when the cloths Of which they made
sell at very nearly double their price in England:
lJournaI of Commerce
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

Ur Will this, master, be SO good as to inform
us hou much dearer his clothes are now than they
were when the Tariff was lowest We buy ours
fully as cheap as we ever did; and If he tres TO
get more, we cannot wonder that his business
falls off.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

ry The Charleston Mercury, the organ ol
Calhoun Free Trade, has correspondent at sar-
atoge, who writes thus
rbere are fever Soutsrners here than have been custo
rnary in former years What the rea.on Have you found
better places Of entertainment or have you grown WISE
enough spend your surplus cash among your own
If the iaei let me congratulate you upon the acquisition
Depend upon it. that Of any kind is not the best
way Of promoting prosperity The thousands OF dollars
which your rich have been in the habit oil spending N
,he North will be much useully employed al home"
This one paragraph upsets all the Political
Economy that the Mercury and its Chief have
been preaching these dozen years.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

p The story Of a grape weighing tive pounds
and being sold for FIVE dollars in New Orleans is
exploded 1t was not grape but bunch OF
grapes, which, being printed on the French side
of the Louisiana Courier grippe was translated
grape instead of bunch of grapes--hence the
error
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21

CITY PRlsoN SrAr1sTIcs-During the past
week there were committed TO the City Prison
254 persons, of which l3S were white males, SO
females, - coored males, colored females. Dis
charged l52, Of which 80 were white males, 63
white females, 6 colored males and colored fe.
males; of which SO were sent TO the Penitentia-
ry either thieves or for assaults and battery, or
as vagrants. Remaining in prison l34, of which
70were white males SO white females, l6 color
ed males and Is colorcd females.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-24
GENERAL ORDERS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, April "a, lS43.
Intelligence has reached this Department, that
Commodore David Porter, late Of the United States
Navy, departed this life near Constantinople on the
Sd day Of March, ls43.
Commodore Porter has stood conspicuous among
the distinguished men who have done honor to our
country. His devoted patriotism, his consummate
skill, and his ndomtable courage, displayed on many
memorable occasions, have won for him the graft
tude Of his own country and the admiration Of the
whole world. Although he had retired from our
naval service before his death yet he left with it the
full renown which his own great actions had shed
upon its flag and that mperishabe honor remain.
unmpaired, we claim TO consider him as still belong
ing 10 the Navy Of the United States, while we pay
to his memory the debt Of gratitude which we owe
to
The President therefore directs that the nags be
hosted at half mast that this order be read and
thirteen minute guns be fired at each navy yard and
naval station and on board every vessel Of war in
the u navy, at noon the day after the receipt Of
this order and tina, the officers Of the navy and ma
rne corps wear Grape on the left for the space
Of thirty days. A.P. UPsHUR.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-24
(Fr.m The Poitsriiie Dem Deraiie Free Press.
HON. HENRY A. WISE.

THIS gentleman whom President Tyler had chosen
as Minister TO France, bat whose nomination
leced by the Senate, is candidate for re-elec-
ton member of Congress. Mr.. Wise is OF the
nobest sons Of Virginia, the mother Of Presidents
and has represented his country in the u. States
Congress for the last 10 years with fidelity, zeal and
extraordinary obility-and he may be truly styled
the champion Of the rights Of the people and the Con-
.titulion Those who are familiar with the proceed
ings OF Congress Of late years most undoubtedly
collect how manfully and vaantly he bartlcd against
all factions, abuses and corruption Believing that
President Tyler, in veoing the two Bank bills, rem
dercd the country invaluable services and deserving
the thanks of the people therefor, Mr.. Wise in con
junction with the gallant Caleb Cushing Profit, &C.,
supported and defended his conduct ably and success
fully, and repelled the attack, made upon the Exec
utve the part Of the ~'frns Of both parties. The
Senate consisting Of members among whom some are
fourd aspiring after the Presidential chair and seats
in the Cabinet, viz Benton & Co. rejected the nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Wise, merely because he is a friend
and supporter Of Mr. Tyler, who, it seems stands in
their way for the succession No objection was made
against Mr.. w. on the Of integrity or capacity
o no But he was prescribed for opinions sake
We hope his constituents will re-elect him by an
overwhelming vote at the approaching elections.
We would be very much gratihed TO announce such a
result
We have Just seen a letter frOm Mr.. WIS
district, which states that he will be elected by
a large majority, notwithstanding his is the
strongest Wing District in the STATED
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-24

We having proved conclusively, we think, that MIR.
Webster attempted to bride the Globe TO support the
present Administration, by giving il The printing OF
the Compendium Of the Sixth Census, and failed
and that attempt was then made to brbe the Mad
,sonian to support the Administration which did not
fail-Giobe
Then the Globe was more successful with
Weaver, than Mr. Webster was with the Globe.
The printing was obtained by the Globe.
IL we were br'bed by the administration, we
defy all the Isaac Hills in the universe to point
out the plumber. According 10 Mr.. HIPS state
menr, which may be relied on implicitly, the
G OBJ, men have been in the receipt Of $500 a
day from the Government, for the last ten years
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-24
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

New York, April 22d, IS43.
Ere this will reach you. you will have seen
the Address OF the Albany Legislative Caucus,
TO know how such document was smuggled
through, and apparently has the sanction OF me-
ny who are wholly opposed TO it.
write this 10 The presence of as sound De
mocrat as any in the Union, who was an eye
witness TO the whole proceeding, and who as
sures me the fact is as ! have stated it. II is
W thin his own personal knowledge, that the
Convention o. Caucus was not called until seven
o'clock Of the same evening on which II was
held the hour notified for its assembling was
nine Many members were not present no one
had seen the Address except two or three per-
sons concerned in getting it up. The most POI
silve assurances were given hat IL contained no
preferences for any particular candidate. IL was
produced and hurried through the Caucus 10 a
manner which took those that were opposed to
troduc and passed that the names of the mem
bers should BIZ attached unless notice was given
individually to withhold their signatures by par
lies Directing, although the name of member
was published after request was made to with
hold it, II is easy to see that the whole thing
not only upon many OF the Democratic members
Of the Legislature, but upon The Democracy Of
the whole country. More than twenty members
assured my informant that they would never
agree 10 a nomination of Mr.. Van Buren,, and
many had left Albany before the publication of
the proceedings, without knowing that their
names would be attached to them, or having had
notice Of the resolution that they must immedi
ately withdraw them. And it remains TO be
seen how those who have been thus cheated
will submit TO such a violation of every principle
of not only Of all political, but Of all moral conf
dence and honesty. There is, in the opinion Of
independent Republicans, but one cause of re-
greet in this matter and that is, the false impress
sion will go abroad through this country, that
the Democratic members ofour Legislature have
really and in truth given their sanction to doc
ument so inconsistent with the real true and well
tried principles upon which alone any party can
hope to obtain the approving voice Of the honest
sons of independence, who will never be thus
dictated to. In my last sent you copy of the
Resolutions Of our Young Mems Democratic
Committee disappearing Of the whole proceed
ing, and you may rely upon it, it will not be lng
before demonstral ions will be made in other
quarters that will show up this trick in It's
true light. Honesty will yet be found, as it al
ways ba, been, 10 be the best policy, and il is
the confidence which President Tyler has estab
ished in the honesty and purity Of his inten
lions and the sound Democracy of his principles
which gives his friends the fullest confidence in
the ultimate verdict of his felow-ci,izens.
ours, &c. C,~.~-
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-24
r. ON The Washington Speoia
BLOWING. HOT AND COLD.

The Globe OF the 10th devoted two columns and a
half TO elaborate argument to prove that the Spec
tstor organ Of Mr.. Tyler, and that MIR. Tyler
no Democrat, and that, consequently, were
unworthy Of the confidence Of the Democratic party.
In the very next article Of the paper Mr..
Wise was classcd as Democrat and, por eroeiienoe
Tyler Democrat; that is, would suppose, a
Democrat among Democrats.
Upon being taxed with this inconsistency, the edi-
tor turns round ard unchurcbes both Messrs. Wise
and Tyler, and says We think Mr. Wise has no
claims whatever as Demoorat-ess than MIR. Ty-
Ter himselfn
And yet Mr.. Wise, who according to the Globe,
has less claims as Democrat than Mr.. Tyler, who,
according to the same authority, has just no claims
al ALL is living aid and comfort from the editor Of
the Richmond Enquirer, who is devoting column az
ter column Of his influential paper to articles in favor
Of Mr.. Wise, engaged in contestng his district
with Mr.. Carter, political adberent Of MIR. Clay,
and an avowed supporter Of his principles and mea
sures.
We are content TO contrast the course Of the ed-
tor of the Enquirer with that pursued by the editor
OF the Globe, without saying a word az to III cir rela-
tive orthodoxy IN Republican principles, or their
wisdom as TO the policy likely TO ensure the tr
umph OF those principles.
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