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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
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UyHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

COMPANY YorNEw-YoRK This company. =.
ing over ,hree bnndred applications for life ipscrarc. .
pre,aunls on which upwards OF tstythree ,hess,
doars viii grant insurance lives upoa The Mu,uah
cpe, al their Office. No. a Wall - Persons may ti
iasursuce with his Company on their own lives ,e In
OF Others and either tcr the whele duration Of lie o
limited period.
The terms OF insurance. favorable as those Of II,
similar Institution in the United States.
The net; profits OF tie business o. This Company viii y
divided amor. tie insured in proportion 10 The anncr,
pren:ai paid by them. By provision 10 hs chaipr i.
;ab;i.ie, OF the members e1;end no farther lan The an,s
of The respective premiums paid by them.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

x2M FARM FOR SALE, situate on Pas-
o mile fon HeiIeye 1t contains about IS 3 OF
which is woodland and the remainder under COED cuVa
ton II has good new house and barn. arc o.nei
Of the best selected fruit Also good docs FOR boats
where the new steamboat Proprietor, from New oIk
% CON on her daily trips 10 and Paterson. Title In
dispuabe ard portion OF the money may remain on bond
and @ mGTlgase 1np sapceB vREELAND, on the premises
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AA TO LET-The three story dwelling
and store, No II Bowery. The store has been
cupled as Mschant Tailor's since 1872.
Also the dwelling part of the house No. Is Bowery
Also the sorT hcases, Nos 2l5 and eli Wake
ST. Inouire al Ma. l6 Bowery mas Sts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

NJ lNDOW SHADES ..---,,iNDG'S
w SHADBS!-Ihc Subscribers respectfully nid.ri
their friends and the pahi that having leased he sTar!ons
store, No7 Spruce tew doors from Nassau. 'dty
are nov pr .c cyecnie all ordcrsn Painng ot every
description, with ue.iEe<s, u.,j..--y a. te$raich.
Al kinds of Sign Painting Go:ic :yis &C. ~ u ;.f.
passed by any ether establishment, Cod Si2ns macALltd
net 10 fade. large assortment OF well ss1sIGed sSF
Boards always hand.
Banne Inferior Decorations and iransparencie dofe -
order Designs rur6,. e-rcriad III Periur yo
Specimens on work can always be- i.el
by calling 4; the above pIace.
They have on hard am c0Eyilaily lrii.9
Transparent Decorative Window si,rtes. Srspers . the
city Keepers pi hotels aiocng ih' 9Ree ol u, AID
families can always be suppcd via Sia!eS u ii st s
scriplon ana warranted TIE as.ort-G cons,. o! si.s
did Italian Landscapes, Wild Yisnstrs. Frsch Scrolls
VgEcttes and Rcselte Cerres, Scsiptuu Views, Facy
Skelch and Gothic Landscape Centres, fIneIH hDhc5s
All kinds OF Shades, mailer how Gilco! painted
sun-rior style al this establishment.
Tfey w8li H. eE&e call tie atieG:iJa o: tie public 70
NEST splendid Go;'ic saee, ~ 4p y ?d style, and war
ran,ei TO pleazs.
The trade generally snppie, on ii.cfal terms.
Trimmings furnished and Shades h1ed Ii required.
PSRTOI, & ..SIThT
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
z4sSSeSY7 cQSIIEM NEW YORK AND

-.-,, WINTER Al ARRANGENIENI =
EsHsaESz FOR GOSHEN VIA NEW YORK AND
-SStATG<ERIE RAILROAD-Fare 10 Goshen Sia'-
..Sf-s-TnTmrrs 81 sj-On and after Monday, January
"a la4s The cars OF the New York and Ere Railroad VIII
nm in cornection with the Steamboat uca tCaPi. r. IL.
schni,zl daily, ,t.sundays eIcepted)
For rPsssepee-s-Leave Duane street pier al ociock d
AZ :. leave Goshen al quarter pas. A Vi.
S,oy Frppht-Ltaye Duane street pier al r a.; ie"'e
Goshen q! 6aif past A M,,,o,,, NJ c..,, ,,a vna.r
~ Tho rssseneer train connects at Turnar's With
p,n,e Maj. Sfages for Newburgh New Paitz, Kingston,
cssshi and Albany and Goshen with the Carb?nasie
and other Western Line OF Stages -- .aN-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

fst%a Prize 81 JULIA AIM lOF CaLb
- continuing % acres, very pleasantly situated q
miles from the yiilage OF Wefeld Essex county, NJ on
The line OF the Sorerre Rsreec Said farm has su!ta
HE proportion of woodland, ru trees comfortable d"e
ing well the door, small barn, &c said
farm is .iualed one.orrth of mile from The old stage read
leading from New York Philadelphia, and Is In the ~
cnty CT schools Stores churches and markets Enquire o
EDWARD Townley, near The village OF Wss!hed
o MIL from the Railroad Depot at Elizabeth. own OF
" BtRNET ID. HAMILTON.
v,i-,ho,brTou,, y,n O 1853 m2 2HI"
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JarCeB vREELAND, on the premises.
I FOR SALE, At Astoria, formerly

IgA FOR SALE, At Astoria, formerly
Hi Halets Cove, splendid Country Seat consisting
- 600 Hon se W l one acre of Land and valuable wa
Ter ,siepc in front Said land we'll laid in garden
with large yasy of fruit and ornamental trees, shrub
The above is one of commanding situations ~
ing between the country OF tue iae General Stevens
ssd Doctor Alexander Stevens.
boat plies between Astoria and New York twice aid
stage fee times each day making convenient for gen
tIen!an doing busine.s in New YORK.
Apply to josiah Black|ei No n William street. or 20
John Field. No. l65 East Sroadwa5. Zf lhi'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
, sa,1 NEW-YORk 20 EASTON, Pa.

..%1 NEW-YORk TO EAoION, "a.
SAsaEn11sdfsSt PEOPLES LINE. Fare 81
Leave nier No l. North riLsr at 81 O'Clock a.
M aS Sundays e1ceptedl py steamboat 70 Eliss'e!a
PORT or leave the footof Courandtssreet al octcek ~
IL ~ i.-.ev polroad 10 Ezabehtown, there connec; VIE
he ,rsn Of cars for Sonerye; coaches thence (ony 81
,niles arriving at Eesan at O'clock III F9s sea" ap
~, ~ d Hope Merchants Hotel, 4l Coruandtst ST..
N r. This route, On account of the short distance o.
coaches, commendsitse TO the public
OG;ce removed rom 13 ~ Gortianht street tfsN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

Sansa SarsapaTia Will also remove and permanently
diseases having their origin in ipure state oI h
noOd and depraved condition OF the cc,stttuttoG
Scroula Kings Evil, in its various forms; Rhel,na
t5, c.siaate ca.aneou Eruptions, gloches Eiies PIN
pies or fusIue, on tue face cpron. SIRE Eyes Ring worm
Teer, Scl!d Head enlargement and pain OF the bones
and joints stubborn Ulcers syp,ic symptoms, diseases
arising from nudc:ous OF Mercury female tcrange
.ens and ether similar complaints
Prepared and sold al wholesale ard RETAIL and 70. export
atom, by A. B. Sands l. Go. No N3 Broadway, t9rante
8udiEg corner Of Chambers street. Neg York Also solo
by a. u. Sands, Druggists 10 u and l50 ful,orst
David Sands Co. No n East Broadway, corner of Mar
Aei-street; and by Druggists generally throughout the
United States Price 81 per bottle, six bottles sr s.
Noe-The original documents may be seenby calling al
our s:o-e No. Z73 Broadway. dI2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

MTS PASSENGER OFFICE 6l South st, Ne7v York
49, Regular line of Packets The suberbes Continues
to bring persons from any part OF Great bran ato me
reeuIar line Of packet SHIPS sailing every six days from hlv
erpoo Personl sending for their friends may re,y ,
inst care will be taken 10 have taem despatched "ic0u
delay in Liverpool will always endeayor 10 me.t
conauance OF the public patronage, wlch mas eee M % 80
iheray be slowed for many years past and those re II
i;ng can have Drais payable at all the BANKS ana
Brauc hes throughout the nited Kingdom. ,;a, %
~ rUi ~ ~, =, Ir a. r pSs NJ sI Sonrb St MI
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= ACOIINTRY RESIDENCE TO

- 4 W NI1e I i1'01fo Y = y -
. LET-A small tyo story house, with furniture, dh1
Drautul garden barn, bathing house, &c. at,ecoea
The house IS situated lbe eastern bank OF HempSeIn
Harbour, about thirty miles from the cy oi @ OLE
and about mile and half from The Village OF Glen eose
and near the stearbcat landing, where the steanooa
American Eagle plies 10 and q GoH daily Rent nndS
Annlv 10 WEI M WEEKS, Glen Cove, or 10 Capt chaS
PECK on board seanlbos. American Eagle Fulton slip
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"a TO LET-~The second story of the
GGM5s. GGMs5s building No. 8 Sprurestreet. Apply 70
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

A TO LET--W orkshops OF various
E sizes best lighted of any in the city, and rent low
: MI nj In i'm - - J. LOCKE, 81 Ann street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

NI UTICE.-Persons taking the Cro,o,
Water whose contracts expire on the Isl day OF Ma
next and who intend that the supply shall De tscvhas
after that day informed that notice OF such nienla
mus, be giren in writing at the oce Of the Croou Acu,
duct Board On before The r. Of April next thak
ren, viii be chargeahe for the ensuing year Contracts
the Use OF be Water 10 the Frs: OF sy, !ti vii te 1s
or renew ed on application at e office, The ies to p
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

sio.ris Rsblnson, David C: Golden, Denning Drer
Iacob Harvey, Robert B. Minurn Rulns L. Lord
Mortimer Living stcn John e Van herrsn, Thee. Sedgvs
Roter, c. Cornell, Stacy y. Collins, Joseph BGaa :
John w. Leayi;, Jacob p Girzud, II. J. Andersen
,Ismes Campbell, James S.WadSworh, William Moop
Z. Van Rensselaer,, Iebedec Cook, Jr Souv MWtkas
Jona,han Miller John v. l.. Pruyg, Ftz 6. HalLs,
Thomas w. Olcou, Robert Schuyler, {. l.. Li7nesua
l. i.o3eya Geek, .,chn c. Ctngef. kchF Oe9E
Alfred Pcl, Gideon Has .ey, ss.teS =. stas. :
SAMUEL HASNAY. Secretary. mlaE
MI,1upN Posr M d, Physician 10 the Company
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

know Martha Conlin art, believe what she states in Thu
l0canien! " liz perfectly true. JOHN Po"Eh'
Y!c.R SaNEa.l. o. NEW-yo2K,
'.ec,jr Of ST. Tetcrs Curci. Z.
Given at Nep this ~ day g! December, 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

"a TO LEI-The basement Of the large
store No. Sprucesteet, and possession given I'm;
nssr,,iely Appy 10 #, Nc ELRATH, Tribune Office. ii
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

Health; what magic in the word! how many thousands
nave in foreign lands and suEny cme and have
soup, vain Yet tcanIe TO when had g!sen mp 70
my veins, my Whole heart and 70 lc IL e-yen
gratitude the auhor of all our sure inercies, thai be
las been gracousiy pleased to bless the made
use OF. .TrpIy have you proved yourself the good
Samaritan to the afflicted, for next TO m2 etenIor ny lie
parla The value OF such medicine Is countless beyoDo
price, money pay f2r IT, have been raised from
death may saw for my friends and myself thpTgi Il I'M
possible could recover gentlemen suffer nic ta
aid another proof certified 100 by my friends and guardians
as just Acknowledgement o. the virtues OF your hes M re,
-njoy the beneGisi. eo! cor IS he heartfelt eryen
wish vi l!,er and y0Cs irieSti.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

cansf!rnce in the representations made by Martia
.;..si,a, sri sFTe 'liI knowledge OF her
riIiiah Z. PyRDY,
As,,e..rcn 10th T'ard ef lie City OF t;sw.T.rs
DEC. l., iaia
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LIN Dean street, near

NxA TO LET.--ln Dean sueet, utaI
Gs@ Smith street, Brooklyn the splendid three s.oS
ao1se finished in The best manner with two lots OF
atsced Also coach horse stables, kc variety oil he
rost choice grape vires- Also several fruit trees WIN
well and pump Of excellent spring water On Inc
respeciable family to wbon viii be let or one year OF
more on acc 7mnadating terms, ny applying to
mt JOSEPH McMUKRAY, 100 Pine 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

%gA STORE SO L-STKEET.-
5s To let from The Ist of May next, the lower Floor
Cellar said Store. 1t extends Pearl TO Stone
street, and has been occupied runeer CT gears Dry
Goods Store Inquire OF J. LAMS, No. IL Merchants EI
change, waligree:, of EDWARD COOK, No. 10 Pearl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

place. uii confidence the statement made by Martha
i;C:iu, having kn0sn her tie past twcsty years. vii
cenGity give particulars in relation 10 lt cEse o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

la all where the rent is behin@ and unpaid ten tp
after it becomes payable the law Of he Corporation
New-YoIk requires that the supply sba!l cease
Water tenants reminded that by he terms OF tteEp
pcations The supplying OF other families persons
bddeo u.Ger III PENALTY OF forfeiture Of their payms
and the s;oppagr OF The supply. ny oL,is.:
A. q. HfGELOw, Eeghpt
Office of the Crolon Acueduct Bosrd, March I'D 1913
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

AA TO LET-Ihe House and store o4o
IN Grand-s:reei. OF Norfolk, tie next BLOCK 10
IN F-.e, Market IL is now occupied large Boot ana
Shoe Store II would make OF The best stands N es
ree, for the Clothing Grocery business ihe s'oie
would be divided if required, TO suit applicants
Also the upper part OF the House 256 West
street The House recently built II would DC ix
Also Apartments s Greenwichstreet, with the C'oson
Water in each story OF The Hoase.
Apply 10 MERRITT SMITH, 1893 es. oS.
n-r o Vaasy or OF WM. SJITa Jr. go West me
nr. & VI ''' ' - m9 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30
AALsA VALUABLE FACTORY for Sale at

M:ddle,own. Feb. IL. 1s4s. ri I" ial,sn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

knox siafit,a ,ola, aIc Ease known G. her suffering
Illness JOHN DUBOIS, biii.op oi Nsw-t torA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

IL BLACK BALL Or OLD LINE o.
69Eg LIVERPOOL PACKETS-Regular Packet ane
sas e.n Saturday, the Isl Of Apr-The vel Known pache
shin Capt Furber will sail positively as above
her regular day. - ho,rd 6oo
of Beekman. street. or to the subscribers
u ROCHE BROTHERS co, IS Fulton street,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-30

Iii c,lar Line Packet OF Sst hiarch-The splendid
S SAA sst.saiiing packet ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Hnn
will sail punc;ually as above, her regular day
THE ships e this line sail every tie days ana hel ac
commedations for CABIN cabin and seerage prsen
ners are very superior For Iccsage apply Or board OF 10
30 w. / ]. T. Tfi PSCGT 4, 43 Peck slip,
Socth street.
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THE PRESIDENTS NORTHERN ToUR-AT
PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of the Herald. ]
SATURDAY, June 10, 1s43

SATURDAY, June 10, 1913.
10 the morning the President and sui'e left
the United States Hotel with the committee,
under the guidance of Charles Walls, Esq, and
Colonel Bradford, in barcuches.
First, visited the United States Mint-went
through every department of it-politely receiv-
ed by the oihcers-saw every operation of coin
ing, from the ore down to the finish In the
course of his visit, the President was presented
with gold medal, which he had the pleasure of
seeing taken fresh from the die The visit gave
great satisfaction TO the President.
Next returned TO the United States Ho'el and
received military and naval ofcers-Commo
dore George c. Read Colonel Stanton, Major
Beach, aud others.
Then left in barouches for the United States
Naval Asylum, on the beautiful banks of the
SchuykiL There was met by Commodore
Read, (Gov. Mexican, Of the Asylum, Captain
Gwin, Captain Percival, Colonel Stanton, and
other members of the Board Of Examination.
then sitting for young midshipmen. Visited,
and saw all the old pensioners, &C., among
whom was Thomas Johnson, who is the last
survivor Of the Bon llomme Richard he is now
taken suddenly SICK and is probably about to
die. The pensioners presented the President
With a very neat bouquet OF flowers.
The Pres.d Mt went out upon the piazza, and
enjoyed for a half hour the delightful breeze.
and cracked his jokes.
Next drove to the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
An exhibition was given by the pupils Three
young ladies' excited much interest by their per-
iormances upon tie black Loard. After they gol
thfougb the President very handsomely pre-
scented the three girls with some roses, whic
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from The philadelphia Spirit efte Times.
RECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT.

II was q orious day yesterday, though very warm.
and we are proud to say u at, notwithstanding the
conGuct of the CT council the reception of the Pre-
sident of the United States was one that exceeded
our expectations, and must have been highly graft
flying to all concerned
The steamboat Ohio left this city yesterday morn
ing at O'Clock, with the committee of reception
aboard, and between two aud three hundred citizens
The President and suite left Baltimore the same
morning, aud got on board the Ohio, at Wilmington
about Noon He reached this city about half past =
T. NJ, aud landed at the Navy Yard, amid the dis
charge OF cannon, the music OF the band, and some
cheers on the part Of immense multitude gather.
ed TO witness the pr, coedings.
guard OF marines and the marine and naval off
GERS oil this station, we're ON the wharf to receive
the President. The moment he landsd which he
did while the baud was playing See, the Conquer
ing Hero comes national salute was fired each
Que being received with loud huzzas The as
socalIon OF Dartmoor prisoners filed off on enbe,
SIDE of the avenue leading from the boat the Prcs
dent passing between ! he committee OF reception
bad formed crescent at the end OF the avenue ana
as he approached Alderman Hay, the chairman o,
The committee OF welcoHe advanced 10 meet him
and made brief speech. The President replied
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PROGRESS OF THE PRESIDENT.

PROGRESS OF THE PRESIDENT.
We give, to-day, an account of the arrival OF
the President of the UNITED STATES IN Phlia-
delphia. We copy from the Philadelphia pa
ners, and the correspondence Of the New Yo'k
Herald.
II is undoubtedly the desire OF the PRESIDENT
and his friends, that this tour to Bunker HUI
shall not assume a political or partisan aspect
bat. from the various narrow-souled symptoms
exhibited by the Federal Wings at different
points. we doubt whether this desire is TO be
gralfed
Following the example set by the Common
Council of Albany, the Federal Wing City
Council of Philadelphia, decided that the usua
courtesy on such occasions should mol be ex
tended TO PRESIDENT TYLER.
Nevertheless, il will be seen by the accounts
we publish, that the PEOPLE turned out in thou
sands to welcome The Chief Magistrate.
A correspondent Of the New York CONNER
cial Advertiser writes from Baltimore that the
reception was meagre affair in the Monumen
tal City. This, all know, was wiluly ipcor.
rect.
But we do not intend TO complain. For the
sneers of the Fed, raj Wing presses can only
bring additional thousands around the President
during his progress northward.
We will keep our readers advised of these in
teresting movements.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-12
JAMES S. LATHAM, Secretary.

SINGULAR DEArH-The Cincinnati Sun, Of the
3Oth ult, says -" Some time last week man was
found on Deer Creek bridge, dead, in singular po-
sition 1t appears the fellow had been stealing hogs
through the night, and made of with them safely,
and was on his fourth voyage, but getting weary had
stopped to rest The feet Of the animal we're tied
with cord, and slung his head, and as he lean
ed upon the ratings 1t is supposed the hog slipped
over the side, choking the man 10 death"
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The Iron Var Steamer, for the Upper Lakes is RAJ
Pidy approaching competion--that is all that can
be done an Pitsburg-and IN two three weeks she
VIII be taken apart preparatory to being transported
to Erie. As she stands the stocks she appears 10
be beautiful craft. Every thing is of IRON and that
OF the best quality and workmanship. We see it sta
ted m some of the papers that her engines were To
be made at Buffalo. This is a mistake. Two low
pressure engines, OF the most superior workmanship
are already IN great state OF forwardness. Tho
work on these engines well the work generally,
on tins Government steamer, will do lasting credit
to The mechanics of Pittsburg, and almost put com
petition at defiance.
Two other iron steamers, intended for revenue
cutters, one for the Gulf Of Mexico and the other
for Lake Ontario, are also under way 10 this city 49,
Pinsblng Gazette
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| am yours, &C.,

Now, that there IS prospect Of connecting the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by a ship canal or ma
rine railway, the attention of the young men of the
age invited TO the subject Of promoting its compile
ton, by the exchange Of year or two's labor on
that work for stock in it and land in its vicinity
which is, believe, offered to those who will ipyes,
money or labor in the promotion Of that great work
Should The stock not yield fair dividend, the land
may make up the deficiency, as it is represented to
be fertile and in a saIubrious innate.
FRANKLIN.
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The Augsburg Gazette Of the 18th Of MAY, on
nounces that Congres Of the States composing the
German Customs Union would be held during The on
-uing summer, at which IT would appear that nm in.
tease Of duty vould be proposed various srtcle
Of British manuf cure. u calculated that England
gains sl4,OO0,OO0 OF sl5 100000 by the export to
Germany Of spun thread and various articles Of cotton
and iron, without Offering any compensation to Ger.
many.
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A PAMPHLET.

The relutation OF the charges made by MT
p 1us Zone of the Clay leaders, aga'ns. ries''
dent TYLER, which has just appeared IN 'he
Madisonian, has also been printed in pamphlet
form. for distribution among the People. Or
ders from distance for any quantity WIN be
nromptly attended to- Price SO per hundred
We trust our friends in all parts OF the UnIoo'
will contribute TO lay this document before the
People.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-12

NoMNkrIoN-Tbe Wings Of Massachusetts held
a convention Wednesday for the purpose Of nom-
mating candidates for Governor and Lieut. Governor
Upon the first ballot the Hon. John Davis late Gov
ernor was almost unanimously nominated for Gov
ernor Being informed Of it, SIr Davis declined the
nomination. Another ballot was then had, and the
choice with great unanimiy fell upon the Hon Geo
N. Briggs. John Read, Of Cape Cod, received the
nomination for Lieut. Governor
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The following striking fact in favor Of the Tempe
rance cause, is stated in the Boston Journal:

Our readers will recollcct that short time since
(only about three year) there were more State pri-
son convlcts than there cels ard that the pro-
jeot was entertained by the legislature Of erecting
another building for the suitable accommodation Of
all criminals. AT that time Rev. Jared Curtis the
worthy chaplain Of the prison said that IL measures
could be adopted TO urge forward the temperance
reform, no additional building would be required but
that on the contrary, there would be cells +" to
let.n
And bis predition has been fulfilled. The tempe
rance cause has gone forward aud the manufacture
OF, and traffic in spirits has greatly dim nshedthou-
sands Of inebriatcs have been relo-ned-and up
wards Of forty cells in The State prison, ,ch0u
tenants
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II has been related TO as fact, that man from
the country, after listening 10 the Argument Of tpo
United States District Attorney before Judge lilo.
rell 10 the Dalton case, and learning tcrclrom that
IN Detroit II was no crime 10 steal city warrants and
shinplasters, proceeded to the State Treasurer, o.
6ce, paid his 10 Auditors warrants tOok q
ceipt therefor, and then stole the which he
had just paid TO the Treasurer, and sold them 10
broker this city Detroit .7dpuhser.