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cyy.S,iRAHAMs MAGhlINs or LITERATURE

crv.S,iEAHAMS MAGhIINS or LITERATURE
ANo ART. %, -
ORIGINAL PAPE kS.
The Enchanted Gun: Tennessee story. BY Charles
Fenno Hoffman.
The Maiden A Sonnet.
The Spirit Of Poetry Canto II. BY Henry Theodore
TO Friend Ely w. w. Story.
The Lord of the Manor, the Times 81 The Last OF the
Stewards. BY H. w. Herbert.
Fl. Dana.
Demurrer. By Frances Anne Wilmington and Clara
Sumner.
An Elopement- By the author OF a Marriage Oh Con-
The Flowers and Gems of Genius BY Frances Sargent
The Hosts Tale By Charles Peterson.
The Light of the World. BY Waiter Colon.
Lines written under Lady's Picture.
Autobiography OF Pocket Handkerchief Part The Sec
ond BY James Fenmore Cooper. ar
The Good George Campbell BY Henry w. Long
The Moon BY James Russell Lowell.
The Lovers Signal illustrated, By John H. Mancur
NiBh, RsyeriG: ,t BY R o,y " e fu ssie,eb
fh st v, a9s SSo'ss Ss2y
| Stanzas. BY Edward A. StansDury.
The Fire Doomed: A Tale of the Old Dom inlon BY
| Reynell Coates, 81. D..
Born 10 Love Pigs and Chickens. By p. Wi His
Namasha or the Captivcs, (lusuated) by d. Hastings
Revi,w of New Books.
EDITORS Table.
The Lovers Signal highly flushed engraving on STEEL
by Rnwdon Wright, Hatch Smile, from pa hitting by
The Cap,ives, engraved by Rawdon, Wright, Hatch
Smile from picture by w. Pening.
Children taken by Surprise engraved by w. Jaekuan
from picture by Grenier
Terms g per annum ia advance
2 copies $50
i copy Grahsm's Magazine and copy Godsy's Lady's
Book, year, S.
Single numbers of either work Is cess
Published monthly. Delivered in any part OF this city
and Brooklyn and sent by mail to all pars Of The United
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TyOk SALE to CLOSE CONCERN.

LyOk SALE to CLOSE A CONCERN.
IL The Steamboat JOHN MASON as she lies ut the
Dry Dock, East River, viii be sold at Public Auction, at
The Exchange Tuesday, the 7 day OF February next
Terms oneolrh cash the time OF sae balance in three,
six and nine .aonts on interest for satisfactory paper
Also, at ilinnsburg, "Wednesday The 9Th OF Febru'
ary the steamboat Railways work shop. ship timber, to-
getber with several parts OF the engines OF The steamer
North America Terms, all under 800 cash, Sl60
at 6 months, for satisfactory paper
Also, at tho city of Albany Tuesday the 4i day Of
April office furniture, ard several paris OF
engines % the North America; and tie city
Troy Wednesday 9Th April next, wood scow, Office
and wharf furniture and fixtures. TERMS under G0 cash,
over 500 at months, for satisfactory paper.
Also al private sale. az the office OF Tue Hudson River
Steamboat Association. Sc Courtlandt, lot second hand
Steamboat mattresses pillows cocnerpains sheets and Pill.
low cases, kc.
As the above named property will be sold in order TO
close concern the tales will be positive, and wltboutge
serve.
B. All persons having claims upon the Hudson River
Steamboat Association, will please present them for 9us
daon before the 18th March next TO A. r FONDA
their office, So Courtiandi.st jl2 iaf
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"a Principle made practicable is Principle made useful
NTEW-YORK CASH TAILORING

Prlnclc nalr ptacucdoe Is F'IIcIpIc Haue
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING
/ Y ESTABLISHMENT, E4I Fri,on-s., New-Yers-
The uauerssned in announcing TO their patrons their de-
termination adhere strictly the prScpie of cash eeai
ing in their business would take say that they
have become we'll satisfied OF the practicaby and useful.
ness Of such plan by the uniform which has at
tended its operation In their house from the commencement
The advantages derived by tie customer from the adop.
ton Of this Extraordinarily realizing gain OF 30 per cent
upon credit price-hey conceive perfectly obvious ant
therefore neet no or the merits OF their house
and the facilities with which they invested of furnishing
cheap asd rich garment they will not ditae-nI!y
sured they that this simple fact Is leo well known
their celebrity well established, require further
mark. And in calling the of the gentlemen Of the
United States and NewYork in particular, 10 their
WAITING punc1aty and dispatch answering the commands
Of their renGS Is much part OF their system as CASH
payments pS0 !slf }. C. BOOTH L co.
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m Democratic Clay Club of the Eighth
Wnrd-Iicke,s The ABnua! Bali of this Club can DC
nrocureu al the Howard House. OF Broadway ana
iioward-street WI ID SHtEi, ffes!ueHe
caAs w. WARD, Secretaries 49,
TEEo KELLEY, llS-i
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Lecture on Water will be delivered before

u A Lecture on Water VIII De oeLSeIsu o,'o'e
the NJ Mechanics nsttn,e their rooms No Il Chambers
street. this friday evening" JAN TO- at hail past
by Professor ey accompanied by series OF highly ~
,ere.ting and obstructive experiments. lbs VIII ne ne
18th Lecture 18th ANIMAL Course Tickets OF aa-
nisset-l24 cents rach-ay - bad at their Library, Ciy
Hall (which open from a. NJ. TO 10 r. MI or al lne
Of the lecture room Also tickets Tor iht Fesndei III
the Cous, % ectures 81 each. Dr. Alfred C. Posi- WIN
deliver discourse Friday Jan 27h on the Structure
and Development tie Teeth Lectures, free 10 me sao
Monday by Or kilbourne Brain and Nervous sys-
tenn and mex, wedaesday, on language by NJ Wright
In JANES HOWLANO, Secretary.
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MONEY MARKET.
s.,es at the stock Exchange, Jan. 1s.
Commercial and Money MATTERS.

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" Srbsc- Der has again taken The above house, which
has been reftted and furnished n superior style, and will
be opened the FIasr OF FEBRUARY NEXT. The whole
and interior have been painted throughout The
ard passages, inserting Closets bayIng tie haih
warmed by furnaces aud the assembly ered into
several families, and spacious Ladies
dining The public dining room greatly improved
by dome designed increase light ana y.ntlaos and
other beneficial alterations Many ihr walls and ceilings
have been rGewe6 and the CoiOn water is introduced
every floor OF the establishment The house will BE- amply
provided with every e9ulsiie, the business VIII oe conduct
ed in lac most liberal manner and the subscriber and Mf.
WILLARD who will be associated with him. respectfully
soiici; Tie patronage their old friends and The public.
CHESTER jennings.
York January. 1885, liz Wi
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W7ANTED-A situation by very good
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Passengers Arrived.
In the brig Su>quehannah. from Port Leon-hir Moore
In The brig Neon, from Char.eston-Capt - Kelley, w
Smith w A Hinchman, w Page Clark, Armstrong r
Johnson, and in the seeraSe.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the ~ !. Tribune.

PHiLApELpuiA, Aug 2l-PN
THE WHics OF THE CrrY.-The Wing, OF the civ a,
sembe toigh in thei respective ards Or the purpose o
scr;o Delegates 10 the CITY Conference Il is an moo,
,,ni sion and the Wings OF Philadelphia we've prr
better prepared TO upon the duty assigned them Tb,
Loce-Focos evidently intend 20 make strong effort m the
Councils while they VIII also contend for the Mayor. ku
t. folly for them 10 attempt oppuiiou our pr.
ssnt worthy md highly popular officer, JomS II. Scorr
Esd who VIII uuqucstloaabiy De again Ee'nomlated Ia
fact all IS un,nmity in ranks the con,estin octcb
viii BE- warm and animated, but the Wings slolicay
triumph.
Tus Locos-TRoUBLr IN THE CAMp--Ttere is c,snd
row now going on among the Locos OF the Fs, CO1gr,,
soual District who shall De their candidate for Coz
qres, Meetings called tonight in no less than len
Wards opposed the nomination and election OF Thcn
McCullev lot the purpose OF eecting tive delegates rect
in Coaventou a.d the usual characteristic riots anti,
cipated. .,-...a 1o,,,.-, 1n...;.,
,Io kicked from the traces aud declare themselves not
nreseated in the County Delegation City and County
Conference aud will nor support such nominations mar
be attempted to fo.ce upon them So we 60.
A PoLirrcAL FRAcAs-A meeting CT LocoFocos d
Hichstreet Ward held on Saturday evening Al DOUG
I,s, Uotel Sixtl.s,reet below Arch which rudei 10
I ,lorious row. They had for the purpose Of eco,
DELEGATES their former election not being legal. WrtOu
&c WE'RE broken and Of the parties, Joseph Hail. sr
rested and held 10 bail for farther hearing
| DRrAprUl RAILROAD AccIpENr.--An es,Imable ycut,
lady named Mary Miller, aged aSout II years was k'la
While walking upon the Columbia Railroad last evening
about O'Clock few squares beyond Broad street. IN ecR
sequence of being by one OF the Lancaster 'raa
cars AT the time of the accident she was in company n
another voupg lady ard gentle Who fortunately tscapd
BpurAL OurR,cE.One OF the most 'illa!nous oGirasa
ever perp-ated took place yesterday on the river Dewi
near the Point House tapPear' that party Of nine ycu
men eli belonging in Kensugon. went on sailing eres
sion few miles down the river and stopped on the Jef!
shore, opposite the watermelon patch ola Mr.. Fell fer .
purpose Of bathing.
Oae of the young went into the patch and carried 10
| -, TNhoyNy shO Aft
boa, BY Fell Justice ct the Peace, and man n,nd
Green amo5, TO the Peunsy lvania shore, when finding I
could not oveftake them, volley of r rms was dschrgd
at them which wounded seren OF the number, aud two Of
three quite seriously Thu, the stands, the greatest
exctemen, raging Kensngton. Vengeance it is iss''d
will be visited upon Fell
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
Ry rHIs MORNINGS MAu.

II Another item of evidence in the dreadful
Warren tragedy is said to have been revealed,
and that through the instrumentallty OF dog
which was seen some days ago dragging bloody
coat from under Carter's barn, the prisoner now
in custody on suspicion. On examination it
proved to be Car,er's coat very much stained
with blood 1t is further rumored that the ser.
want eirI who lived in Carlers family, at the time
of the murder, said that Mrs. c. washed her bps
bands clothes the next morning up stairs-vhicb
she had never done before. There are either
strong circumstances against the prisoner, who j,
related by marriage to Mr.. Parke, one of the mur.
dered family, who was bachelor, and whose prO.
pcrty, in the usual course OF descent, would have
been inherited by the children OF Mrs. Car,ne,,
who was also murdered with her husband and in
fant. Mr. Carter's wife it is said, would haze
been the next heir. Newark y. ]. Adv 2ls,.
The dwelling house of +. W. Bruno, ESQ. !,
North Calvert street, Baltimore, was robbed O,
Friday night of several pieces of old family plate.
The rogues took advantage of the absence OF the
family, and effected an entrance by boring hole
through the basement door.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
IT The Illustrated Edition of the Book OF
COMMON PRAYER, No. N, is just issued.

Mr. FREEMAN's PORTRAIT OF QUEEN VICTORIA
We mentioned this miniature IN our notice OF the
late Exhibition of the National Academy, ana
pronounced it, as we then judged and stu regard
#. the finest picture of the Queen we had ever
seen. OF its fidelity as q Portrait, we cannon
;udce. having never seen the original: but 1t mas
truth to Nature which can hardly be connected
with falschood to the individual-lt is the coun-
terfeit prescntmcnt of lovely, thoughtful, grace
ful woman-and its fidelity is corroboratcd by all
the best points of other Portraits Of Victoria Oul
notice elected from two or three sources the re-
mark that the artist had been guilty OF alse
prctence-that he had never been honorcd with
sitting by the Queen, and that his picture was
conv from Others This induced us to call on MIR
Freeman for evidence on that point, and he has
furnished it in abundance and of the most con-
elusive kind. He has shown US the note ne re-
ceived from Mr.. Stevenson, our then Embassa'
dor, informing him that the Queen had consented
to sit to him; note from Mr.. Murray, Master
Of the Queens Household, requesting his attend
ance at Buckingham Palace for that purpose
beside the notes OF Lord Morpeth, Lord Ashbur-
ton and Mr.. Stevenson, commencing its fidelity
and excellence. To put the matter beyond con-
troversy, we copy the following paragraphs dl-
recty from the London papers TO which they are
credited:
The Queen honored Mr. George Freeman with sitting
for her Majes;ys picture, Yesterday" Morning Post,
March Q, ISL.
CON Monday the Queen honored MI George freeman
with sitting for her AIajestys picture" Conrt Crct'
lar copied into the Narat and Military Gazette March
l3th, lSil.
Mr. Frccman's Portrait Of Victoria may be
seen at his rooms, 404 Houston,st., and to those
who have no. seen it will richly reward visit.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
The Cotton Crop.

Extract oi letter from gentleman Of this city at the
South: SELMA, Ala August lcth lSi3
wrote you from Holly Springs, Miss, 10th
June, that the prospect for the growing crop OF
Cotton was poor, and that the article at the then
low prices must be safe to hold. The cold and
backward spring, together with the continued
rains through June, led 10 the belief that the crop
would be qui,c short, say helow 100000 bales.
rhe fine weather of the last four or five weeks
has, however, wrought great change, and
should We escape an carly frost IN this State and
Mississippi, there Will be full crop. Under these
circumstances it is perhaps as well to sell when
ever prices can be obtained that cover. The
stock in Liverpool, Havre, Sc, on the first OF
the present month"; propably did not vary much
from 200 900. In our Atlantic cities at same
period, say 100000 bales, to which add the COM
ing crop, 100000 bales, which is now the low
est estimate of intelligent men here and you
have 100000 bales two years consumption
Tor Europe and America.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
J.N. Reynolds among his old Friends.
From the Clinton Ohio Republican.

IVTI ''5 VIIHVOH IVIIVI lSrPuDn,dH
WIiMiN0roS, Ohio. Aug sth, 1913.
j. y. REYNOLDS, Esq:
SIR Al meeting of the citizens of Wilmington,
vened at the Mansion House last evening the undersigned
appointed Committee with instructions make suit
able arrangements, and invite partake OF public din
10 be provided in Wilmington and also ask You at
the time deliver address Your old friends and
i-llowczens OF Clinton Country who ANXIOUS with
their and daughters and hear you upon the sub
ec OF the Southern Polar Expedition and your abor' IN
connection herewith and other important events connected
with Your history during your continued absence Of
years from friends and relations and every thog know
YOU held and dear 20 the neighborood Of your
sweet, sequestered and happy home IN Ohio
Please accep; the invitation in behalf of The people
and the time when it shall be convenient for You
to Respectfully,
WM. HlBBEN, SAMUEL H. HALE,
ISAIAH MORRIS. JAMES FIFE,
-EINkSON
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
Wuurycroy. AUGUST OH. |,

VI hlLHiSSTOS, August S.h, l''o,
GENTLEMEN have received your kind Of yeseE-
day conveying behalf OF The pesple Of ibis town
and county invitation rartake public dinne. Fo!
this thank you sincerely do thank YOU and those whom
you represent; Indeed heart full already, with the
cordial stfecorate welcome have received after ab-
so long that might we'll have been forgotten BY
those 10 whom made sacred alike BY duty and
Affection.
From he new the wild uatrodden field Of adventure,
for winch LETT you when boyI return in the sober
maturity OF manhood And 20 you concede the right
know how that intermediate space has been occupied The
period OF ms soJ9ur among You. however FOX the pre-
sent unaroideb be short professional duties requir
ag my return 10 ihe city Of New YORK early the coming
month Double that time would suffice 10 comply with
the nviaons aiectoaaie invitations already received TO
spend day OF an evening here aud there and mcst every
where among YOU, in town and coucrv. All these cannot
comply with and for that accept the latter equ-s,
Contained IN your note, and designate II suitable you.
Tuesday the 10Th inst nv old friends and felotr-
citizens, ieiih their and their fGug gkers Yet will
not even 10 these agree 10 make speech e the orrnal
tes Of public dinner beg leave mosrespectiuly
decline But Will you and them with as little form
Atty may be. and should then and there seem meet a.d
proper will tell you something about the South Sea E
petition, what have been doing and why have away
50 lorg isuFs truly, J. Y REYNOLDS
Messrs- Wa. HiLbeu, Samuel H Hale. Isaiah Norris,
James Fife and Benz. Hiakson, Committee
y Madame D'ARlsnoxr Fanny Wright
lives In Cincinnati, owns fine property, and is
building herself a splendid establishment.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
Iiterarp Notices.

THE CoHpLErE WoaSs OF WILLIAM sH.xssEtRE: II
One Volume Octave: PIP. a2d. NewYork: Geo F Cool
edge. 323 Pearst
This Is a superb edition of the Dramas and Po
o,rs Of the oreat Master of Human Nature from
English Typography. Beside the Writings OF
Shakespeare. it contains DR.. Johnson's Preface a
G1ossarv. and an Account of Each Play; a Me
moir Of the Author. by Rev. WILLIAM Harness,
NJ a. Of Christ's College, Cambridge; fine
Steel Portrait OF Shakespeare, from the Chandos
Picture. bv Cochran, and forty beautiful lilusra-
flows bv c. Heath. F. Bacon, C. Rolls, &c from
DESIGNS bv Suike, Westall, Corbould, stephan
af. and Wright. We won't talk OF Shakespeare,
as vc nresune most OF our readers have heard OF
him. and have at least a general idea that nc
knew how TO write Plays! The book is very
couely one.
~ GRAu,M's MAGAZINE AND GoDEy's LA
ny,s Book for September have both been sent Us
bv the new house OF Graham Il Chrsty,2 AS'of
tIonse. Each has three fair Engravlngs, OF
which we like the Portrait OF FlTz GREENE Hal
rrcE in Graham} the best. Willis has a sketch
IN each /: Tuckcrman, Herbert and Mrs Hale are
among the contributors to Cooley; Pauiding' hfs'
SoouTnev, Pitt Palmer and Mrs. Seba Smith are
AMONG the attractions of Graham. They are
rood numbers both, so far as we have found time
to look into them.
II Ten THOUSAND a YEAR, by the Author
Of the Diary of London Physician has just
been published in one volume by Carey X Hart
Philadelphia, for fifty cents. Cheap enough iof
weeks exciting perusal.
II THE FARMERS ENCYCLOPEDIA, NO. Alil''
has Just been issued by Carey s. Hart, Philadel-
nb;n, It is an excellent number, with plate
and having an essay on Manures alone worth
| double its cost.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

WILLIAMS COLLEGE Con- aENcENEst.- 81 ~
Semi. Centennial Anniversary OF Williams ,s a.
lege was held On Wednesday. EIogaea. md
dresses were delivered by President Hopkins ana
Or. Robinson Of Troy. The
Commencement was held on THURSDAY, .,itor,
exercises were uncommonly spirited tisSs.aDs ,.a .
that commencement at Williams has oia% a';.hsd
large an audience. Among the ds'lhss"-''
strangers was Gov. Morton. ,lty
The degree of a. b. was conferred % ~, Rev Ps,.
young men. Honorary degree OF D. " Oh ~
Nicholas Murray. Of New Jersey.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

u Hon. MosEs H. GRINNELL requests us to
contradict the statement made through our COL
umns that he has subscribed $4,000 toward the
erection of the Washington Monument. He
feels a deep interest in the undertaking, and will
do his part in it, but he has made no such sub
scription.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
'Tis we'll 70 be off with the old love
Before you are on with the new

IyDlANA.-The Indianapolis State Journal elias
sihcd the Members OF the new Legislature as fol-
lows: Senate, (compete,) Wing 26; Locos "a
House, Wings 46, Locos 49; five to come In
probably all Loco, putting the Joint Ballot
against us. Gov. Bigger will prove to be beaten
by less than the Abolition vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

y Hon. AMBROSE SPENCER in the last New
Wsrld triumphantly vindicates his motives and
character from the asperslons cast upon them by
Mr.. Hammond, in his sketches of the Political
History OF New York Every allegation and in
situation OF NIr. II. injuriously affecting Judge
S. is thoroughly refuted. We wish we could
make room for this vindication, ,rhich has great
intrinsic interest, but its length and the pressure
on our columns compel US to omit it. We ad-
wise all who take any interest in Politics or the
good name Of our Public Men to procure the
World and read this able paper. The New
World is honored and enriched by being made the
medium OF such communications between our
veteran sages and Patriots and the public.
CASADA--rThe P.rEarnent :, oou; ,s.-.,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

From NASSAU, N. Ply the schooner ta, siss d
Power, at Baltimore we are IN receive !, y. o,,e >.
the Nassau Observer, and the Royal 0als 0'"n5,rt
well as letters from our attentive corIesp'1TSe TSey
but find little or nothing Of interest IN men. M
had been no late wrecks among the BanainSL aI.,
we hear Of L. ,. Hazet'''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

Lone ISLAND RoAD-Somc malicious scol'
drel put some sticks and rails upon the Foae .. :.
Sunday, this side Jamaica. The weight o. ~
train, however, severed thc,n without any da'n's'
or Inconvenience.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

u Rev. ALBERT BARNES of Philadelphia, a
New School Presbyterian divine, has Oee
elected by the Board of Commissioners OF u
Auburn Theological Seminary to the Pfoiesfe
ship of Theology, made vacant by the death .
Rev Dr. Richards
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

u y young man named Henry Hart, twenty
one years of ago. while at work in the hayhg
field, in Adams, Jefferson CO. was suddenI
killed, on the ltE inst. by ptchofk shdng
from load of hay, striking him in the breast and
penetrating his heart. He spoke few w0fe''
said he raust die, stepped backward, fell and
expired
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

IL A NAVAL GENERAL CouEr MARITAL WI
convene on board the e. s; ship PenasyIyana
at Norfolk, TO morrow, the 23d inst for the ff@
of Lieutenant ADDISON r. TALAFERao, ana Sa'-
others as may be brought before it.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

SANTA FE TRADERs.-Thc statement that The
Mexican Governor Armijo and his followers had
fled precipitately back to Santa Fe, is confrmsi
By letters from Independence dated the 4th inst
He did not return to the assistance Of the compa.
nv going out from Independence, but left them
exposed TO the rapacily Of 1Ile Texan marauders
who, after their release by Capt. Cooke, rallied
again with their friends to the number OF lss
and were determined to attack the traders The
Usage Indians had stolen some s or 10 mules
from Lupton's m,n as they came IN, but suts
quently returned them, declaring they woudher
after Obtain as much booty as they could
4 letter from Pawnec Rock, dated July 2O,u
presses the conviction that one company OF The
traders had fallen into the hands of the lreeboct
crs. The traders have therefore, in all prct9.
bility, met with this band Of Texans and ben
plundcred.
The st. LOUIS New Era Of the llth inst. say
" \ gentleman ino:,ns us of the fact, of which''
were before ignorant, that .fce Of the men b.
longing TO Warfieli's band of robbers mad ben
captured III New Mexico, end shot by the autho'
ltics Of that Government"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

5s The August number Of the Southern D. -, Be ay
senger has come 10 hand Agents and o'hs.'
piled at the Tribune Office this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

u There were l56 Deaths in this City last
week-32 of Consumption, 25 of Cholera In:an.
tum, 10 of Fevers, l3 of Infammations, 10 o.
harasmus, Killed or Murdered g. a pretty
item that last.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

u The citizens of Milwaukee of all parties
are fearfully incensed at the removal of thcii
Postmaster, lnneau, and the appointment of q
small-fry Loco-Foco Editor named Noonan in
MS stead. They have held great Indignation
Meeting but what cares Tyler for that