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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
MonI-Aboul 200 00o lhs Of WOOL harn heep

purchased THIS village the present the lowest g
bugng about l5 cents and the finest scout IS b.
averaging about % This makes the handsome
SIS O00 which has been paid farmers for The
gla Item Of WOOL ,f, ThI large increase
the quantity purchased last year. and advanced Pe,
THIS i, one of the results OF the wicked Tarf Which he
Locos have senuousIy opposed and which they vou
Vet repeal.
w learn that several Of farmers have YET of.
their clip of the presen, year. and some svs .s clips Or
or three years on hand. fC,nan,aigra Repository
RECEIPTS At THE PRINCIPAL PosT OFFICES
TIE STATE OF Ngw-YoRg.-From th. last Blue BOOK,
he Troy Budget gathers the following statement Of the
CENT, AZ he prGclpal Pgst Oilc.s IN ts!Is state:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

u We hear that the friends OF JOIN C. CAL
nouS hold meeting on Monday next, at So
O'Clock P. NJ. The recent hadgering which they
have received, has walked them up to s vindca-
ton of their Democracy, and an expression of
preference
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

" perormaa &c take. pl.ce Pesle's New York Muse
I'm an a. O'clock 5hl, afternoon The coiored child who we,
seen The GTest Western, Brouwer Miss Aaair and La
Peute Cef!to also appear.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

NAyAL.-The U. S. ship Falmouth arrived at
Boston on Thursday morning, from this city She is TO Be
taken into the Dry Dock.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

A,1oR Hor,r--The price, Of thus e,abshmeu, are the
heretofore, VIZ s?per tay-Paflor. The ub-
scbes prepared make with fame. and
single geaemsu for the winter months, upon reasonable
terms. COLEMAN s sTETSON .ual ),
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
Indiana.

We hare tul Official returns OF the result OF the
recent Election. The vote for Governor Is as
follows
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

It will be seen that, while there is an increased
vote in the Loco strongholds and largely in the
New Countess where the population is rapidly
swelling, there isa falling off in nearly every Wing
ghold-Wayne, Vigo, Rush, Laporte, Henry,
Harrison, &c. A full poll in the SIX named Coun-
ties would have elected Bigger. That poll will
be had next year for President when the totalvotc
will doubtless be 10000 greater than now; and,
though we would not deny that the Abolitionists
will do their very best to give the State to the
Gag Law party, and so render the contest some
what dubious, we have faith that the Wing Elec
tors will be chosen.
Vote for Lieutenant Gorernor-lSi3
ohm n Bradley ". SO 95l Jesse D. Bright, L. 90 905
S s. Harding .qbo. LIZ Bright over Bradley 1884
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE OF REV. JOHN
WILLIAMS. Missionary 20 Polynesia: BY EsENEzER PRoUr
OF Hal,te.d rs, just been rspubli,hsd i'om the Ens'h
.don BY NJ w Dodd. It contains great amount OF IN
formation with regard the progress character and cond
40. OF the Christian Missions in The South se.s The
work i. well printed and form, haadsoTs duodeciuo OF
!l6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

u An old man named Goslin was murdered
and robbed Of $4,000 lately II CIitseadsa Coz Ark.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

FRANKLY Hor.I-Oa and after Is, September tn.
prics for board - this House viii be
g. Per Day. So per Week
HAYES < TREADwELI.
Sew-York, Angus, 81. 1913 anal o..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02


McGaughey has the but the vote OF Perry Clay
Co wa, rejected which gave McC'aughsy r. Wright 18
votes This would elect Wright ay thres MEG being
thus dgraceully beaten District which give loOJ
Wing majority and even Bigger 60 will of course
give up the without going 10 Washington.
TTesi. OF Tyerising Nottingham IN Poitcs-ately
Wing In hi, Distc, H. Benne,, Abo had 10 votes
w. Thompson 52.I
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

( The Wings of Philadelphia have re-nomina.ed J. NJ.
Scott the M,yoalty We hope, if elected he will pu.
down the disorders in that city, tTuc Sun
Neighbor Sun, suppose you should try to find
out whether the disorders you condemn took
place uitdin Mayor Scotfs jurisdiction You
probably know That not more than one third of
what is known elsewhere as Philadelphia is en-
braced within the City proper, over which alone
has Mayor Scott any Jurisdiction You don't
expect him to keep the Loco-Foco rowdies of
Southwark, Kensington, Northern Liberties, &c.
in order do Won
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

dress ",To the People of Rhode Island of enor
nous length, in which he fights the whole Rhode
Island War over again, with the same success as
slider that the right TO bore people with such inter
minable yarns belongs to Executives in the pre-
sent tense only. Hesays, Ihave discharged the
Office conferred upon me to the best of my sb-
ity" We think the Office discharged him long
since, if it ever employed him. We have waded
through his twelve im1nmenso columns, and find
nothing that pays but the following leit-handed
compliment to John Tyler
To the wisdom, The integrity and patriotism ofa Wash
ington Jefferson Jackson il any single judgement
might the citizens State De willing commit the srbi-
of their political rights but they havs guaranty
that the seats of these usouS will be always filled
BY of similar character In the rcissudes Of
political world, the chair Of may be occupied (hough
II be hoped frequently sometimes CASUALTY BY
individual who has betrayed hts friends tcton; securing
The confidence OF his enemsescho changes has principles
h his hdbmets according 10 The srigency Of the day
whose opinions aud motives dstfusted-t0koss meG'
cS and appointments are directed o~Gr6 personal oo
ecis tder The stimuli, or inordtnce end diseased
rGniiy chich popular election 70 place for
lchich nature aud his constituents nerer intended him
cho cOnamdtes Gil that he touches and IN he's :r IS
oorked upon through dangerous facility Of disposition BY
snster end anprncipieG ddctsers ome OF them lIre-
ponSble aud who Is controlled for the by The n!lu
that Is at hand enforcing se ra appeals 70
d md sc'mindfins crduity and GsrdSpis SELFISH
ness such should this country God forbid
thai he should be permitted hold his hand, The political
rights OF lthode Island al any other State lie, them
least Ieman aecyanoe t the rapid revolution time
ne shall with the cordial nnAalmy Of al parties be restored
the place from which he was taken.
Can be wondered that, OF the wrong Indicted
upon our State as well IS o the principles and practices
the present chief the democracy Of the country
should SO generally shun hls and their faces
against his administration AID the saob- faction by which
il Is sustained -
II Capt. Ingersoll of the schooner James S.
Hatfield which cleared at jersey CITY for Nor
folk was called upon by the State Inspectors there
for $40 for Inspection under the law ofthat State
aimed al New-S ork and her Commerce, TO pre-
vent the carrying away OF Slaves Captain 1.
tried TO get off without paying, but was over
hauled BY steamboat and compelled to pay the
$40, for which the following acknowledgements
was given
This certify thar have inspected the schoone, Jane
I. Hatfield bound the State New York Captain Inger-
sol. EDWARD 5. GAYL Inspector.
Angus, l5,h lS,s. Per A N. Cunningham Inspector,
This IS the second year OF Van Buren, rsstora-
ton in this State, vet nothing has vet been done
to arrest these outrageous imposidons on and
distractions OF our Commerce.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

FIRE.-A fire broke out yesterday morning about
o'clock IN the frame building No. 32l Broadway
for long time occupied cigar store. which
also reached the adjoining section OF the house
containing bowling saloon, bar-room &c toge-
ther with the frame house No. 3223, occupied as
an umbrella store. Both were DESTROYED.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

A Wing gain OF Senators, 5 Representatives
from last year in Joint Ballot. The Wings
can nearly tie the Legislature when they try
the Loco preponderance being entirely in the
North end OF the State
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

Is43. .9gertgotes. IS40.
James Whitcomb, Loco e07lA Samuel Bigger, " g., ,924
Samuel Bigger, " .5s7 7Ol "A. Howard, P.B5i 2s7
Eben. Demlng, .7bol 1854 p;gcsr oxor Howard 637
whi,comb over Bigger 20l3 Total vote in 1870 III 2ll
Whi,comb over all. :. 329 Do. " " Isi3. .o99
Increase Of since ls4O.. ssS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

u; The Express asserts that our statement OF
Ely Moores appointment as Surveyor ls without
foundation We too k it from the Boston Times,
prominent Tyler paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

DT A correspondent suggests Washington
Square as the site of the proposed Washington
Monument We omit his argument, as any one
can supply it. That Square would be very
rood location
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

Dis Wing candidates Loco candidates.
/ John W PAYNE s,Os2 Robert Dale Owen.. $50
IL fJoseph l. White GO7O Thomas J. Henley ,02O
III. John A Matson IS 765 Thomas Smith 1921
w Caleb B. Smith 1907 TCharlrs H. Test. ,II2
v tDayid Wallace 63l3 William J. Brown %. :, ,399
VI George g. Dunn &, ,IS7 ~John w Davis. 100
VII az W NlcCiaush.y5i26 tJoseph 4. Wright 1853
Will j. r. VI. Bryant. 5. .a85 John Petit. 5,i03
lX 'Sam'l c Sample, 6g] ben. NJ Chambtr J79
4 :, =. a,dr E.nn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

RHODE isLASD.-Mr. Potter's majority in the
Western District is l,096; so that the Law and
Order majority in the Statei is about 2,600
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

western Dlsulcl IS ,U9o so tnat the Law anu
Order majority in the State is about $500.
FlRE.-The alarm of fire last evening proceed
cd from the large brick store of Messrs. Smith,
Mills & Co. wholesale grocers and cotton deal
ers, corner OF Maiden Lane and Front street.
The fire broke out from the ID story about {
O'Clock, and when our reporter left {ai half-past
ID the walls had fallen, and amid the hubbub
and confusion 1t was impossible to get particulars
We only learned that the store was full from
cellar to garret with groceries and cotton; that
the most valuable of the goods on the first floor,
consisting OF teas, &c. were saved. the rest gen.
orally consumed. The store was one OF the finest
IN that part OF the City, and we understand was
erected a! cost OF from to $4,000. We hear
that it was insured. but know not for what
amount.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02

II PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION IN ANIMAL Mag
xr7,,,, rJP.EDsLEuzE, translated by Thss & HaTt'
horne, revised edition; uh Appendix Of Notes Q! the
Tsa,,o and Letters eminent Physicians and o'hs'
descriptive of Cases the United s.ts' has a't been
published by Appleton Co. in lamo OF ieS Pas' '
work NAV b. regarded the textbook OF The Mssin'e
Science 50 .. application to Medical purposes Is fe
carded l,s fall Of ,hs startling aud well nigh iae's
dble c,se, OF cured and evils prevented o the s
oetic treatment Thos. no haze any faith IN Magnetism
WI, find gthened by reading this book those "no
have aeae and peEsis; their creday must consider h'
world amazingly ovesstoocked with iia., and fools
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-02
1tterarp Sotlees.

n Huxr's MEscHASr's MAGAzlSs tor sep
.b.r .sos, entirely given orefto Free Trade 'oph,s
tres In h. leading article M, Francis Wharton sa'ey
assume, .h., oa present Tariff etorbi'ant " to destroy
the Revenue and insists ,h.: uphold 10 .troeae ''
Rerudi.uou Of our li,,l. National Debt. BE Hlll be
ashamed Of hi. Ignorance when his eye lights on tn. next
Treasury Report Prof c. Tucke, ds.es on the Progress
o the L STATE, and Nh j. OCoun.l advocates tn. repeal
Of Al. U.ur, Laws. ard S Henry Lee OF Boston tFiss TO
Sc, the Manufacture ..in, he Protective Policy thfi
lex. labor The Money A,cle of this mont. IS aiHy de-
voted 20 clarifying n. interest aHd decfas
:hs Banking system. FREEMAN Hunt, li2 s"I'on-''.
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NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH IL, ls43

first degree George Oliver alias Halliday alias Roberts,
and James Gibbs alias Rbbens In entering and robbng
the store OF John Major oil Renwick street. of clshng
valued at S2S4
Luke Layden, on two indictments for receiving stolen
goods taken from the house of Major by the above bur-
glars bailed by Frederick Schmidt.
Mary Mnllany, for petit larceny, in stealing fresh ham
from Charles Sienck, hailed by Peter Mullany.
James Uptos for assault AID battery Sam Brown
and wiie-bailed by Thos, r. Tanner
Sent 10 The House Of Refuge.-A little English girl.
named sarah keamond aged IA years. who had resided
servant with Francis Fish of 10 Rvnaton street in Fe
bruary last who indicted for stealing bank notes and
jewellery from her employ ers valued $79 sent
to the House Refuge by the Court having confessed
to taking the money and part Of having been found in
her possession.
J4ssauh on a Magistrate--A young named John
Griffin who had been indicted striking Justice Mat
sell at riot among renen In Centree the Oath
Of January while the magistrate the performance
OH duty entered plea OF guilty but through the in
PREVENTION Of the Justice and others Court ordered him
10 he discharged after repriman for his conduct.
The Whip Indicted-The Grand Jury returned into
court with an Indictment against the publishers ed
tors OF The Whip" for Issuing obscene sheet They
were arrested and held to bail to the charge
The Court then adjourned till this morning. eleven
O'Clock, to hear some OF utilization. The jury
discharged until Monday.
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observation-disclosures is al present in town, very
busiIy engaged in some literary pursuits, connected
with the drama, that will burst like meteor upon
the world one of these dayr. Wait fer the zodiacal
light
1t is said that the management of the Bowey
Theatre, is about to pass into new hands. II is full
time that the stockholders made some effort to re-
vlve Its fortunes. During the last few years it has
been going down-down-down. II cannot posi-
bly, go lower, unless II goes below altogether.
Hacket was at New Orleans at the last dates pre-
pairing to wend his way to the North. We have
not heard of his success
The celebrated Tom Flynn is in town, as large and
as round as life. He plays tonight in favorite
piece at the Chatham His very face is worth a
shilling to look at, by any newsboy.
A drama, from a celebrated character, is
preparing to be brought out at the Chatham.
Mrs Sutton, IL is said, is negotiating with the man.
agemept Of the Chestnut street Theatre, Philadel.
phla Pete Richings is the dplomatist on the occa-
sion. We have not heard the result.
The Segulns are singing south towards Charleston.
They failed in Baltimore nconsequence Of the preva
lence OF religious revivas and Millerism-that COED
city being now devoted to picty and temperance.
We wish we could say much Of Philadelphia,
which appears to be the principal theatre OF all the
atrocious murders, ;assasslnatlons, seductoAs end
crimes Of the age.
Niblo is looking through the very hues OF g'a.s
Of old sherry, and trying to catch glimpse oil next
summer -.
Simpson has his hands thrust to the bottom OF his
empty pockets, and is thinking hard what he will do
next week.
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l. U GINA COR d. A l. ;
OR THE
ELIXIR OF LOVE.

LIZ oLDEr TIME. among the Jews.
WSoe i% 'ssH Fss W.. an %SSi Soom
Afllc dthus, the Roman mslron
Prayed to Lucine, the Indwifes patron;
Cal Cd 10 Sifs aid a. H., fs' Prie : Isis,
And even now, the meek Hudoo-
Warm as her cline. and tender too
I 4 I:ehdlss, Twelve mOntas from her bridal
Petitions Branah for child;
The Hin 90 bed Of ba T"aa .ss"' '
So much for love in days by-gone,
h en, . savass customs IN oar own; communion
S S.s'o o Sas "a soaiav sisSs a"'a
! thus dslur sed-ay, e'sn in this city.
With y" love. Ei;.ir" Tor her friend,
The childless wife rcpinnss end
R H., not hi ssI E'i:I is1. sd Ssrs'
Consamption'siils it viii prevent
Suppress gleet whateer Its date,
hI na ffs rom a"a met :sa f'S Ss:
1s @o%a 9sf ina nser he
From FIpor Abus it relieves her;
s1 sifh nd fragile o1n ss'' 00
These are but truths; who call. 4 q, m fiction
Ietirrs-all forms OF att staIion--
psnned by Diseae and Quac' ery's martyrs;
Thousands who lay. with flute ing breath,
Almost within the Jaws of Death,
Tha ks to Iiies friend in Nassau street,
And sometmes name the very number
.Ninety.two N,ssau"-esen in their slumber;
o. dream ng If Diiease's ordeal
Cry out for tic "Luc ia Cordial"
Persons ordering this from the country by sending
Irmance have boxed aud sent any Of the
Union Price 81 hnt,,e, S2+ rer lozen. mi Im~rc
DROpOSALS WANTED FOR SrUNE AND CE-
MEN r.-Grao,te good sad conng 10 cover SOC
feet 81 pasp.t vail Of Cute Wii,ms; coe'ng five
feet long ana loot hics width aay be variable To- and
to he delivered ST Governors Island in My and June P'oso
sails cubic foot say $50 cubic feet
Also for 900 bre best Hydraulic Cement TO he devfred
GJyenor Island small lots wanted and the barrels
take back.
Address Capt John Sanders, Corps of Engineers York
milo lw*m
the lndian Chiefs Of the far West will gwen under the
This ball will take place Monday evening March s;h
1873.
Mai Gen. Lloyd, Brig. Gen. Hustled Brig Gen Morris
Brig Gen Hunt, Generals Storms Maher and others. WI
honor the occasion with tn. ir presence
Tickets EACH be procured the Aston House. Amer
ican, Civ franklin Howard, Carlton, Nibo md cthe
prlnciral hotels milo II sm
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The New Mirror Win appear with many striking ard
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limited STATES GOVERNMENT LoAN-un'in n
" fer+be and bonos bearing per cent per ann" "
terest, for sale Of $1,000 and upwsrs nv q. w.u,
MO 3tsr N. SISIARAs ~ " -" ~
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FROM YUcArAN.-The Coral, from Campeachy,
arrived at New Orleans on the 26th ult with few
days later intelligence from the seat of war. The
c. sailed from Campeachy on the night OF the 7th,
utbefore che got out OF the bay, the next morning
she was boarded by the officers Of the Mexican
schooner Campechano, and the brig Yucateco, and
detained three days, the 9Th, 9th and 10th of Feb
ruary. Allthe newspapers he had were taken from
him. and the briggs papers were also taken, but were
returned before he lett
About III o'clock on the 10Th instant, the Mexican
steamer Gwaddloupe made an attack on three Yucca
tese gunboats. An action ensued, which lasted
about two hours, when the steamer was compelled
20 make off, The gunboats kept up heavy and
well.drected fire her, and as she pas sed under
the stern of the Coral, she looked as if she had
been roughly handled. The gunboats escaped scot
Free not having received one shot from the steamer,
or. as far as could be discovered, sustained the
slightest injury. More than one hundred Paixhan
balls were discharged at the gunboas, but not one
hit the mark
Martial law was declared in the city of Campeachy
on the 7th and rumor prevailed that il would be-
proclaimed throughout the province. The Yucae.
cos were in fine spirits, well supplied with the muni-
tons of war, and ready to see the city RACED 10 the
ground sooner than surrender-conhdent of their
ability to hold out as long ~ Mexico can keep uy
the siege
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Vol. Ix.--No. 7O.--Whois No. 8as
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub-
ished every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or 81 % per an
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postascs paid-cssh in advance.
ADVERTISERS arc informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
Hhas the largest crcuiaon Of any paper in this city,
the ocrld and 10 therefore the best channel TOR business
men inths city country. Prices moderae-cash in ad
vance.
PRINTING ofal kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
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ANOTHER ISLAND DESTROYED BY AN EARTHQUAKES
We learn from Captain Means of the Lucy, arrived
yesterday from Mayaguez, P. r., that a slight
shock of an earthquake was felt on the 8 h of Fe-
brusry, doing, however, no damage. It was re-
ported that the Island of AntigM destroyed and
Nevis and ST Kits considerably injured
From the Savannah Republican,
The British steamer Tay arrived at Havana 10th
February and reports having experienced a severe
shock OF an earthquake on the 9Th February off the
Island of Antigua. Ii was so severe to retard
the motion of The vessel, and on looking to the
shore the hills appeared to be in motion one island
disappeared altogether II will be recollected that
Captain Driscoh, of the British barque Severn ar
rived at this port about ten days since, reported
that he experienced shock of earthquake the same
day mentioned above, at which time he supposed
he was about one hundred and fifty miles from. that
island
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¥due the farm late OF William Cook dec.s,ed in
sniaby divided meadow, and plough land, with
Isrse sucpy Of wood AID TIMBER vel house.
TWO barns Will oe together
in psr the Of wm. Mcfaan in Wninpany on Fi-
day, cath Of March, Instant at clio, Nj. Conditions
will be LIBERAL Of SIDE by the
scribeI.. SILAS FUTILE,
CALVIN HOWELL,
Efefu fo.s nj sstdD ere aaed
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SOUND PILOT.
OWEN fKESCOTT, Pilot Tor New Bedford, Nantucket
~ Shoals, Boston, Portsmouth,, Portland KennebscI and
o,her ports Office at Frye Shaw. Nautical store 2l2
Water, corner Aeshman street. NJ Y-Vce versa Adams n.
Lres Session three days before wanc Charge the same a,
noli pay hesu.
II RID BIRDS! BIRDs!,For sale, choice feIect,on a
~ Csnaies, OF all Kinds Some excellent singers Also
6good tasng Parrot Likewise, VI Fancy N.
seon Of all hn scnowleu gcd by all be the nest in The
city Enquire at No s3 Pearl Entrance 50 Ferry str e
H""' TWIN, UPS m7-lmrc