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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-28
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DAVID UENSHAW.

Ex-Presid nj VAN BuRES arrived in this city
by the Eastern train on Tuesday evening, on
visit to his son John Van Buren,, Esq, and fam
lily, previous to their departure for the island Of
Madera.-Albany Argus.
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ID | T. ID

In Richmond, on "Wednesday evening, the 9th IN.
slant, Capt JOSIAH MELVIN, in the 6fy-eighlh
year Of bis age.
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Yhe failure on The Esd instant was "by coach
breaking Jowa. and having 10 send three il'''s"
for another" The laciihst the whole route be-
tween Cumbera aud Uniontown - passed
over ia the nigh, adds very much TO The am
Gully OF transporting the mails at this season OF
the year, when the roads are very much cut up
by the heavy laden wagons passing over il after
The failure on the 24lh is thus explained;
UsIosTows, October "a, 1913
Era The first mail, due in Wheeling this even
ing at o'clock, will not presume reach there IN
time IL connect with the Ohio mail. The reason Tor
this u.s. that mail coach upset about ~ miles
east this place. by Of the drivers Of the Good In
lent Company running driver and team of the
road, when in the act of passing him, aud throwing
the coach over bank 10 or ~ feet high. Our
driver Immediately returned to Smitbheld y miies)
for another coach, upon which he loaded the mails
but this coach also broke, Mount Washington,
and he was compelled TO unload and get another
coach.
We have arrested the driver of the Good lntencoach
for obstructing the United States Mail we'll as for
viily and maleiousy running our team of the road
Very respectfully,
l.. w. STOCKTON.
p. 8. At the time of tie above occurrence, our
mail had six horses and postillion and pushing
to save the come tion Of the mails
MR. BILLINGS.
Mr.. A. Billings, of Nashville, Tennessee,
Book and Periodical Agent is at Browns, and
will take charge of any business in his line en-
trusted to his care. Mr.. b. has a letter from
General Jackson. addressed 10 Mr.. Kendall, OF
very recent date, which speaks in the highest
terms of the bearer, and by which we are glad
to learn that the health OF the HERO is improved
Mr.. B. is Mr.. Kendals agent to dispose Of his
"Life of General Jackson" in the West. Mr.
B. is also duly authorized TO obtain and receipt
for new subscriptions to the Madisonian.
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From the Boston Daily Times.

From The Boston Daily Times.
We have been furnished with the following copy
Of letter from the Secretary of the Navy, to gen
tleman in this city. 1t will be perceived that the
wish expressed by the Secretary TO Commodore
Nicholson to which The latter refers in his letter to
the Chareslown Committee, the Secretary consider
ed an order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-02
LECTURES on GEOLOGY.

u DocToR LYELL's LECTURES on EoLoGY.-The S
cona edition Of hase celebrated Lecture, reported for The
Tribune Is no" ready ltcontaus Engraved Frouspiece
exhibiting ideal section of part the Eahs Crust with
explanations will also general Introduction 10
Geology not before published. Lecture embraces the fol.
lowing subjects AurerSne Lacustrne PERIOD Volcanic Pc
nod Eruption OF Cosesuina, Moan, Dor Lecture H. The
hs strat2 Marine Strata Periods Aurergne District, Sup
Appenl4ei Mount tna Lecture III, Upheaval and Subsi-
aence OF the Earth Naples Temple of Scraps Monte Nuo-
yo Lecture " Coral Reefs, Coral Islands. Lecture ',
oFlsn OF Coal LECTURE Fossil Footprints. Lecture WI
and lceberes.
INK above also added this edition. Sketch Of the
Lecture OF D J. AUGUSTINE SMITH delivered before the
LycsHm OF N4Jura! History re 9Th OF December las, o.
the Different Races Of Men.
Puce pei single copy IS Cents Postmaster, emjttnc
One Dollar will De entitled to FIVE copies
GREELEY McELRATH
Ittune Office. 100 Nassau-strest
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The y. Y hDuAs'

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ID T. NJ
Snow SroRM-At an early hour this morning W. "e't
visited with quite sever snowsorm when mas continued
,hroughou, the day and all outdoor ouslaeas mas CoIse
Guenty been brought 10 stand
An attempt made last night 10 Ioo lhe ONCE Vi It
Delaware Coal Co. in Walnut street.
FrorRAsD ME.L-TheIs have been fair salss Of Flour
during the week at 81 so for Brand ywGe aud other
oualitfes and IS uniformly for cnmmon Pennsy vania
brands OF Supene. Early the week sales Of Corn Meal
w-r. made at % for Penn winch time mote sales OF
on rms not reported Rye Flour is held 3small lots
81. The snow.s,om Of to-day will probably close the Ca
navigation and occasion reduction the receipts
The stocks about the usual THIS
Of the year.
GaAIs-The receipts of Wheat have been triing, and
sales Of Penns red have been made at 80 SO cents
quality; Delaware s. 90 for best parcels Southern
yellow Corn old 10 cets; IS 40, for day lots OLD
Penn II S. Rye is waited 60 81 cents for Penn and
81 IS for Southern. Oats 81 IS Cents.
SEEpsClover Seed active demand az 81 90
for pr,lne Faxseed IS 40. Timothy nominal al last
last quotations
CorToN-The market still continues firm al former quo
The sales have been limited owing TO the undyor-
able Of the weather In Upland about 200 bales have
been taken at 81 cash and time; but IN Other deNcp
tons we have nothing Of positive character TO report
We have, despite the Storm excellent Retail IafHet
this afternoon Of Country Produce Prices are reasonable
for most articles, and every thing IN 2bundaucs
toda. IN ths Stock Market Pennsy rania Bank went up
10 go and closed after the Board 225 asked State 5s
again declined aud sold &c, the Second Board I'm
cnua,i Bonds brought o. Reading Railroad Bonds de-
cned 75;, and Reading shares were dull at y NO
&C fancies' II the market
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For The Tribune

The Marshall I. A Society, then meeting Concert
Hail Broadway entertained last evening" By Lecture
from Dr. shen on the Physologyof ntemPerance
and interesting Of presenting the Of
temperance In those Lectures DIT S. extends the
examination the inherent effects of Ardent Spirits the
living property of In the outset he stated the sub
for the entertainment enquiry into the and
properties Of life the by which sustained and
The Injurious effects of Ardent Spirits operating the
same" The subjec Interestingly examined. The Lee
showed great research and close investigation Such
Lectures will very much aid the of Temper 1t
attertvey listened by large and intelligent audi
Iii intmaed that OF Lectures be given
continuance Of this subject 1t hoped lhey may be
Nor0 E.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, Dec.

Court or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge VI
,ho.f-r.-slieck b. .fndrers Hurry and Spencer
Eepl-vinThe defendants furniture undsr Land
lords ct 81 Walker The plaintiff claimed
that the greater portion belonged boader and that he
had been above 10 retain what permitted By The
exemption act The Court charged that has right
10 retain necessary furniture tools Of trade horse and team
&c TO an amount not exceeding $780, and landlord
cannot seize boagdea effects provided they his own
immediate uss buff he loans them 10 The tenant as SAID 20
have been done in this case and loses possession the Law
does spplyYedIc fer defendant assessing the rent
At 500.
MARINE CouRr-Before Judge Sherman
abel Whea:on IS John 4. Pcrks-Flood Troubles-Ac'
on 10 recover Sl02 for of house 100 Wooster street
near Sptng-The cellar Of the house Inundated By The
great lain-The landlord promised the water aud
to pu! 40 loads Of send IN the cellar aud also pump
so as to keep the cellar dry future He caused the wafer
10 be bavd out but next day there much again Is
ever The landlord did fill up he agreed do, aud
The house continued TO be damp and portion of Mr. rs
family became affected with chs He quit The
PREMISES on the Is, November aud refused pay Tie rent
due The Court charged that the injury caas:d by the great
rain must considered the God and that the land
lord bound 10 repair damage a Wheher the land
o!d pertted the nuisance, not contrary agreement
was the jury say. AT any rat- he entitled 10 his
up hr period .! the uaans the Gel ai.-
Verdict for plaintiff, S5l SO
POLICE OFFIcE.-AssAuLT AND BATTERY AND
ATTEMPT RoB-As Nicholas Sybert OF Pottsvi!le, Pa
master OF the soop Good Hope last night about O.
o'clock passing along West Chambers, he
attacked by three who had followed him with evident
rob hm, he had about him the proceeds OF the
cargo Of coal he had sold One OF them knocked him down,
while another thrust his hand into the pocket where the
NY but the outcries OF Syber brought officers Lowe
and Rutherford his assistance when Of the ruflans
led and escaped The other named John Marshal was
arrested and committed 10 prison.
srrrosED THlEr-Thls morning colo5ed man named
James Bryan, carried silver watch Of value TO the
premises OF John Francis, No 98 Orange street. and offered
sell for S., and finally fell off s. Francis, suppos'
ing the be stolen had Bryan arrested, and he was
committed TO prison. boy named Stephen Gedney, was
also arrested and committed for stealing the above watch
which he confessed he stole from John Martin, Of the
brig Archer lying in the las, Rver-shoh he says Bryan
| stole from him.
STEALING AN OvERcoAr.--John Williams colersd was
arrested and committed FOR stealing worth $40
from the of G. I. Green No 40 Chatham street.
CHARGE or STEALING CLoTHISC.-Janes T. Uphing
arrested and committed charge Of stealing
overcoat hat and cap, shirts, shawl, sc. worth s29
Isaac r Hopper, ia Grand street. The coat like
IT, oared for sale b! the accused for S. to l.. H. "
Howard, No. POS Centre
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MARINE JOURN AL.
Cleared,

Cleared,
Ships Prince Albert, Ssbor London, Gnnell Minurn s.
Co; Rappahannock, D9ummond, Liverpool Stewart s.
Wright
Brig Florida Blanco, Eldridse, Belize, Hon. B Banco
Schf Tsazer Briggs, Vera Cruz r w Newman & Co.
Arrived,
Barque Rapid, Ward from Havana, Nov l6, with sugar,
LA, Cbancry, from Norfolk bound on cruise u brig
Boxer from Pensacola do; ship Heespont Ellis of aud
New York the 25h Ooent, Smith uncertain dscharg-
ng Barring Brothers, Crocker, do do; Canton Parker from
Wiscaseti do do arrived the llth barque LOUISA Gal
asher Of aud for pha ssou Vaco Choat Of aud
for New York 20 TO ~; Elizabeth, Rementon and for
Philadelphia, Just arrive.
Brig Mary Aun, Allen, days from Thomaston lime
Schr Mary Maria, Ulmer, days from Thomasten lime
schr Echo, Curtis, days from Ellsworth, Me, lumber
10 Buck Peters.
Schr Mary, from Machias lumber.
schr Abigail, Lord, days from Ellsworth Ne, lumber,
MIR Gardner.
Schr Rambler, from Nlachias, Ne, lumber.
S'hr Rockhill, Ruley, days from Richmond, coal.
SchT Example, Simpson, day from Nachios, lumber.
Schr Lucy Margaret, jenkins, IL days from Machias
lumber.
schr Fortune, Smith, days from Thomaston, lime
Soop Translation, Wells, from BcooAhaYen.
Packet ship 81 james from London Oct 90 to Grrnne
Maturn Co.
Brig Gsorgana, Bedell, from Savannah.
SChE Samuel Southland, from jamaica
Sailed.
Packet ships Baltimore, Havre; Europe liverpool Primo.
Albert, London.
Ships James Calder Charleston Louisville New Orleans,
Barqnes Cosmo Bristol Eug; Ring Gibraltar
Bugs Wilson, Fuller, Savannah; Moses Charleston
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LITERATURE PEorEcrED.-A curious case was

LITERATURE PROTECTED-A curious case was
rcd at Baltimore last Thursday, between Mr. Ruus Nc
Io supeIutandslto of Tables in the City Hotel, Bal.
,imore and NJ. Brannan This Superintendent Of Ia
HES seems determined write prize tale for the fhiia
lphia Ledger TO be entitled the Patriot Triumph Hav'
;o completed IT, he showed friend who told HIM II
would be an utter failure. He then applied to Nh Brannan
20 corf.c, it aud make shape for him. Nj! bfannan
:, seems rr.wrote i, entirely Nh Mcclellan offered him
FIVE dollars for the trouble which liberal compensation Nh
declined and kept the revised manuscript AtI' b. then
sued Mr.. Mcclellan for pay placing the amount al s7o. a
nopsu, was the result aal Ms: Brannan had TO pay tbs
costs besides losing the value Of his time. The Baltimore
Sun SAYS:
uTbe original manuscript mas been ssnt by Nh Mcclellan
70 the prope,or of the Phadephis Ledger and If should
take the 100 prize and appear the weekly of that plea
and hre'y paper we VIII Fepuoish io the an'"'e
mert Of our readers
AcoulrTAL OF n. LocKETT.-We learn from
the Selma Free Press Of Saturday, that Napoleon Locke
r;o. Of Marion who killed Col Martin A Lea, III an al
fay some months had his trial in the Circuit Court OF
Perry, last week and was acquitted. laIo' ADV
GENERAL JAIL DELvERy.-All the prisoners in
tho county s;l at Amherst y. H., being five in number,
made their escape by breaking open the jail the Goth Nov
reward of $50 has baen offered for their safe return
~ Riots have again broken out on the Hill
land Canal between the Connausht and the CoikonIans
in which several of the CoIkonaas have heen killed
ANOTHER FIRE AT DoRcHEsTER.-We learn
that the house Of the Hon John Wees situated about
IS rod; from his mansion Dorchester destroyed By
fire last evening" abou, afpas O'Clock The furniture
was saved There be very bad, very Careless
people in this delightful town. Boston Transcript
HousAroN1c RAILwAy.-An injunction has been
served on Commissioners appointed sell this road pro,
hbtng sale until February next The amount subscribed
to redeem the road falls short $1,000
G5T The river is full Of floating ice-but not
sufficient seriously obstruct steamboat navigation. The
cold Of Yesterday has probably closed the canals for
the but the business all done the community
will not suffer The basin is crowded with canal boats
laid up for the winter and the river craft have mostly
gone into winter quarters Albany Argus.
u An af1ray with fists, poker, etc. came off
in the office of the Advocate Pttsburg Pa Monday last,
between Judge Baird editor OF the Advocate and H. Gould
Rogers late Minister TO Sardinia Report says Mr. Rogers
90, the of the fight having been struck BY the Judge
across the head with poker
u We understand that Mr.. Fox, the British
Minister abou, retire from this mission to be succeed
ed by Mr. Packenham, late British Minister to Mexico.
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The Junius Tracts.

No. l. The TEST; or Parties Tined By their Acts
No. II. THE CURRENCY
No. III. TIE TARIFF
No. ". LIFE or Henry CLAY
No. V. FoLITIcAL ABOLITION.
hee little pamphlets working infinite coed 10 the
h cause and We observe with pleasure tia, they are be.
coming The standard publications among our party
- ~. New Orleans Bee.
his Series OF Political Tracts from the well known
author OF The Csis Of the Country" in 1870 uniform IN
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Correspondence Of Pomeroy s Co.

BUFFALO, Nov 29--l T. VI.
Three steamers from the West This forenoon and
departed for Detroit. The prices Of passage not
changed from those usually charged during the summer
months A schooner from Chicago with 5000 bushels Of
Wheat is also in she bound for the Weand canal but
eentd it advisable make this port consequence Of OBJ
,tructons from that - offered for
the cargo and refused 1000 bushels Of Oats taken by
dealer from Chippewa a, % cents An increased num-
Of laborers going to that vicinity work the Wei.
and canal, has given rmer 10 provisions Fork Is
taken at $40 for Mess.
The Erie mil Black Rock has closed its season. alter
fununC 10 days without CESSATION circumstance unpafa
eied milling.
r. Lees trial going and excltes general interest
District Attorney Havsns, having been previously retained
bv Nh Lee is the defencs assisted by Messrs FlmoI.
nd Clinton. ExDistrct Attorney Rogers and the Attor
icy General are for the prosecution.
TIE advocate Of Immediate advent Miller, has hired
the theatre for the purpose OF giving series Of lectures
here He is to commence on Sunday night.
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DIED,

Ga Friday Is, inst Jane HmcSen, ,y!e Of Don,ld Co...
belt III the 2Sth year of her age.
The friends Of TIE family AID the members Of O;.,,,
Lodge No 6S o O. +. requested attend her no.s
Ju Sunday alterncou o'clock, from he. l4r sss.
% MacDousa 81.
,sed 20 years.
Funeral this afternoon at O'clock from the hou,.
Abfahan Van OrLsu his father No. lis Bedford s,rst,
MARiSus Lopez No IS l. o. OF Q. F. The member, ,r
,ts Lodge aud the Older Seu-rail desrd attend ~
funeral their deceased brother O. F4u Osdep f
the house No. ITO Bedford O'clock TIT, se,o
y. B MOUNTF0RT. y G
December Charlotte Frances, infant daughter Of a,r
Thl,ur,h nit, David iafln. son Of Ben. c. AID Hans.
Rushton, aged months.
Nov 80, ate. shor, and severe as,s Daniel sa.il.
Gagsr, aged 10 years.
Ga Thursday aofnrg s0th ult IN the S7,h war Of h,
4ge Henr, Howard j., OF Hsnry Howard, formerly
Baltimore.
Ca the 2O,h ut, in the 5Oh year Of her age Aims eo,
telict OF The late Joel Post.
A, Owenyille Westchsster county, y " 10th uls Job.
Al Hudson, 3Otl ut, Capt Joseph &. jenkins III the 81
yearof his So. Capt, Jeneias has i""s bee" Known ii,
travelling pubic as the commander Of the steamboat Aha
the Hudson River.
AT Washington Guy, a7,h ul,, Benjamin Trou uis
THIS gentleman was naive q! Boston, and the iaEial.
freud of the celebrated Gilbert Stunt.
psSsenoerS Arrived
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TO the Ertenus of ,,r. CLAY

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heaPss work ever published America These Speeches
o'' an important portion of the History of our Country
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MARRIED,

On Wednesday morning, 29th ul,. by Rev Dr. T,s,o, ;,
Gracr Church. Mr ASahe H. Baren 10 Mrs Cs,hs;n.
Aapklnsor.
By the Rev William NJ. Sulwell, On the evening # =.
10Th ul, Mr.. William B Walsh TO Mass Rsbeees Bsks, q,
Of this city.
On wednesday evening November 18Th BY The Rsvp..
~ Chase MI Christian s. Gazing aiss Mary J.Ss v
ser, all OF this cIty. ~
A. Clifton, Staten Island on Thursday a0,h al, ~
Rev DR.. Moore, Georss 5 scodeid 10 susstre Elr,S.
.iau. htrr OF W. B. Townsend, Esq Of New York ''0
Al Philadelphia on the 27th ut by the Rev Dr.. WI
Thomas White, q Toronto West, % Mss Eliza Bar J
Spun, G4idsn.
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o. We learn that the stock for the construc-
of railroad from Mount Carbon Port Carbon.
Schuykill County Fa has been all taken The object OF
mis- road the Reading Railroad with the Schnyl
Kill Valley Railroad
u The Lexington (ky.) Inquirer states that a
man named Chowning killed in WoodfoId cosnty, a
few days ago. By Mr. John w Finaell, of that county.
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AsHES-The1e is a continued steady demand for both
descriptions and prices steady face Of the large stock
The sales Of Fots 200 barrels 62! and $50 barrels
Pearls at II
COTTON.-The market is quiet to-day firm
Operators disposed buy extent but rquiis
concession on the part Of holders.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Thc weather has been unfa
vorable to-day for moving Flour but there has been far
demand and the market firm at ST. for Michigan and
Ohio and sol 62i for Gsnesee, the latter for best
mon brands, Eastern vessels plenty aud the
would be larger if orders for Genesee could he filled
a, 4 56l Fancy brands range from IS to 80 with mod
crate demand Buckwhsat not quite active, and We
quote barrels at Is 81 Halves aud Bags 81 S.
Meal is dull at & ,! is for Jersey; Brandywne TO
Farther sales 100 hhd Sl2 IL IS Bag Meal $ for
Raw; ! Ia Isl for Yellow and White bolted Ship
Stu and Shorts Ws quote l3 Ia and 10
cents, nominal
GRAIN. There some demand for Wheat, but we hear
Of sales and the quantity the market is very light
We quote 100 Cents nominal prime sample would pro
badly bring Corn declining, aud Northern has
sold, some 1000 bushels at 46 Cents Old Northern is
scarce and would probably bring 81 So Sales 800
bushels old Delaware 81 cents delivered Rye
also declining We notice sales 1000 bushels 81 cents
delivered do 62 cents delivered and lot of South
ern, 500 bushels the lot of Barley, 20C0
bushels, the only one believe, in market, sold 80
Oats before, so 81 cents.
WHlSKY.-The market is steady with sales 30 barrels
Western and Prison 2l Drudge il fair inquiry
% cents
HAY.-The receipts considerable, but the bad
ther prevents operations Some small sales have been made
al 40 l5, mostly 43a As
BEESWAX.-We motto sales about 5000 lbs Northern
and Western Yellow at 20 90; cents cash, for export
1RON.-Whiu few days about 800 tons American Pig
have been taken about S25, and so English Bar
S54, 6 mos.
FEATHERS.-We notice sales 5000 lbs Live Geese
fair 81 cents cash. ard 1000 do inferior 26t 20 cents
CASH
HEMP.-Sales tons American dew.rotted a, sIl0
Sis, CASH
PLAsTER.-sales 900 tons, delivered at Newark, a.
g.! per ton, cash.
LALH.-About 200 NJ Eastern have sold at %, CASH
PROVlSlONS.-Pork is dull, and nominal al Q IS and
Sll for Ohio and 10 IS and IL % for this State without
sales Of Importance Beef is steady with sales some 500
barrels at Is! 81! sad 2S3 81 for Country CITY
Is worth 80 3nd 80. Sales 200 tcs for the English
market Sl2 81. There moderate inquiry for Lard
Sales 10 barrels al cents; $50 keg, 81 aud at g.
There considerable activity Butter and Cheese
at firm We quote Butter L. for common to
good aud l. ii cents for good prime Cheese ~ S.
cents Sales HOO Green Hams ii g, aud 1900 dead
Hogs at 81 cents
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

A New TRiAL.-A new trial has been granted
in the cse of the State Of Miasou James Mclean by
the supre Court found guilty in the Court beioss OF tue
murder Of Major FLOYD.
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SENATOR FULToS.-We are happy TO hear that
Senator uton has recovered from his iudspo
simon. and Is on his way TO Washington. Wash Spec.