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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-03-18
TREASURY NOTES oUTsTANp.

Notes issued
under the art Of
3iH' Aug. l5i2,
Deduct the
amount fsdeetr-
ed and reject led
in this office, .
Aud N the
hands nftlte ar4
counting off,
GERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16
BY THIS MORNINGS NAIL
Things i'm Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of Th- Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, May D--i.N.
1,coR SHrrsl,S.-This man appeared before ms ho'o
a. or,int- David Paul Brown AID james + MacanieS'
- ,rssripr IS his COUNSEL john NJ Reed, ESQ sP-
I'D for the Union Bank From all thr testimony oei'
H. AI,ycr -v.rv doaris accounted Tor except me H'
h,.-ir- TO me [ niou Bank. Nothing very important W"
.cir-i Il, beli-vet ShlPmsa has t' one doi"f
farther hsariu- Will tsk- Piac- on "Wednesday n-'t
Orn TN, week ending gu Saturday last In tht ei'H aG
ii phiisd-lphil th-Te lol dcAs ~ et which
yrer- from consumption. -.
JUDI. Parsons this morning delivered NJ opinion q s
lanr- 81 Criminal Sessions which very laIei! a-sP
Justify ,he singular coaiuct OF Judge Jones Ia
Inc Ciraad jury but Is supposed ;hai o'ds WIZ
tn supreme Court
y,un~ HUTCHINSON ssuir-aw Of Parkinson who keeps
Observation-Disclosures Che street Is no" Oh MS lA
fSr obaniu. good, under false pFeencrs III our t'hn-
Courts -, ,,cL
Tbgrs was general DECLINE IN all descriptions oil s'esi
to-day with the exception OF Girar Bank which remained
f-r, II - PENNSYLVANIA State Elves again WINK d9 >
lipr az ~. Tennessee Bonds defined i In,''G so
B,gL il. Readir. Rllrcal Z and Wilmington NN'roa1 !.
INC nr-yious sa-s The following transactions eecutreu
700 h,-., 1;rnrd Bank AZ /! $1,000 Pennsylvania rNe
~ lss shares Reading Rtilroad ~ " - 10
Wilmington Railroad 10! 30 do Reading f>1if0sa ~
ro.. : 1000 Tennessee Bonds AZ 80.
Nv Iu-po>-A member of the Board oil BROKERS cue
,py.r,.n, m all important matters OF hn1ncs mot'"Tu w
,Ii afternoon that Their. word 81 truth :"
r,chal 70 ths report Of Mr. Jaudon gols our III S'i5
~ for III. purpose OF negotiating with European houets u
Pennsylvania loans The whole attain having e''E.hSt
-,t M with the object Of operating upon our 81
r. but bv reference the sales OF to-day IL MS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

r. The Late Rain aad sudden changes have pc
uce the usual quantity Of colds cough and consuma
II should b. remembered that Wnshts Indian ysseAG
Pills most shtfu medicine for Carrying OF s
oee1n; te e1 from t system all morbid aad ,og asal
t.s The body relieved Of ali ii, sufsdag; a. s5
m-c. Four five Of aid lpdau Vegetable Pits ID H.
most obstinate cold at IN. me The digestive
= refor.' 70 healthy to.- and the body 50 5s
form Of disease will be- absolutely impossible. ,,
Becars " Conntsrfetfs-rh. public ctuo99ee as
made outward appearance co.y resemble y. MI
wonderful pills IL should lie rem-mbered all gsnsH "a
cine has ighfs Indian Yeseiabc Pulls Gsatly aso.
ih- sid-s Of The boxes and that II the word Wr'Sa'
be found all is positively wrong. 5risr
Offices devoted exclusively the sale 81 the yod
wholesale and retail. No. 2&a Greenwchstr,et ~, Pill
No. lGs Tremontstte. Boston; aud No. 100 h1ee-' II.
dirlpha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

n The kindness of our friends of the Ner-
York Express, Rochester Ere. Post, and sundTy
ether Journals which appear inclined to wage a
pcrsora controversy with US respecting Fourier
ism, 0hc Express without knowing how to spell
the world is duly appreciated. Had we time and
room for disputation on that SUBJECT we would
prefer opponents who would not be compelled to
confess frankly or bcray clearly their utter lgno
rance of the matter, whatever might be their
manifestations of personal plquc or lnalevolence
in unfair representations Of the ilttic they d0 -
derstand. We counsel our too bc'llgcrcnt friends
to possess their souls in patience, and not be too
eager to rival the fortune Of him whose essay
proving that steamships could mt cross the Al
lantic happened to reach us in the first steamship
that did cross it. The proof OF the pudding Is
not found in wrangling about 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

u The Dubuque, |. 7. Express says We
had tremendous hail-storm here on Tuesday
evening last. 1t broke upward OF twenty panes
Of glass in the house in which our Office Is stu
ated, and we learn that some Of them were
picked up about Six miles in the country, sE o
,ohtch rere fonnd To reigh pound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16
Alexander Ming, Jr. and Conrad Snack

u Alexander Ming, Jr. and Conrad S,caes-
banner. Loco Focos, have Just obtained snug
berths in the Custom House-Ming as Inspector.
Swack. as Mcasurer. Ming was among the
founders of the original Loco-Foco party, and
one Of the firm Of Slanm, Bang & Co. we
think he was not present at the sacking Of Harts
hour.storc, though conspicuous in the meeting
which ;nstiga,ed and led to II. He is shrewd
fellow, one of the wicked amy OF Hh'g bahA-
rupts that Loco Focolsrn abhors 50 for repnoi-
atjnp their debts under the late General DAM
runt Law. Swack. is frst-rate, clever fellow,
who has served two years N the Legislature on
the strength of the influence and popularity with
the Germans which he acquired while keeping
grocery among them; was dropped last year,
md made dead set at the Office Of Flour In
soector General, but the Old White horse
kicked him over. Then he tired TO divide the
Office into four parts, 50 as to get quarter OF It
but the bill was killed IN the Senate. We don't
know any Loco-Foco we you'd sooner see in
office.
We have report that MAJOR Joe Hopkins has
been made purchaser Of Naval Stores at tins sta
ton. vice Marshall o. Roberts, superseded. This
seems incredible-thc appointment, not the re-
lnoval but with Tyler at the helm, one Is tempt
cd to cxcIam, with the sailor blown up by some
lnishap at a jugglcr's performance wonder
what the funny fellow will show us next
The last report is that Mr.. Curtis can't be
turned out of the CollectorshiP, although Web
stcr is out of the Cabinet and the CHINA Mission
disposed Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16
Cow, Cal.ndar-T41. Day.

c,sc,-rr CorRr-No. 05 O. 10, j.. iu9 ~, TO- 10
,oS t6 a. 50 10 leo lo7 s. 9S IS 90 Us l-' = o.
II t. lo6. 20 ~ .,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

~ For Second Notice with interesting Extracts from
CaRLYLys Past and Present, SEE First Page
o- For an Original Poem and an .9ddress fro" J. T.
qaams and other States the .1nne1a''on T ls1d ser
Las, Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

u The packet-boats from Rochester West
are carrying passengers to Lockport go miles
for % cents, and fighting for them at that. The
Sir Henry and Buffalo had general fight IN
Rochester, cut each others tow-lines, &c. &C.
Poor business every way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

NJ Subscribers 10 the Tnbune, who about changing
their residences viii please leave word 81 this Office or send
note Though the Post-Ofbce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16
Later from New Gren ada.

By the bark Martin W. Brett VIC have late IN
tcllircncc from Carthagcna III New Grenada.
We arc informed by gentleman Tho came pas
scngcr, that the Republic is in a state OF tran
guilty at present, although fears arc entertained
of revolution, a great deal of discomfort being
observable concerning the present government
which makes itself odious by imposing immense
taxes on the people, for which there is actually no
necessity.
Colonel Sarria, who was second IN command
under General Olandos, in the late revolution, has
been taken prisoner and Is nov IN CHAINS at Boca
Chica, fort near Curthagena he is supposed TO
have been connected with the dis;aiiccted party,
and from his character likely 10 lead any lnsur-
recton that might be started; he Is SAID to have
slain more than 500 men with his own hands.
A party of blacks some time since endcavorcd
to rescue him from the Fort but were taken prls-
oncrs before they made the attempt their plot be-
ing revealed to the authorities. Five OF them
were sentenced TO be shot and the rest are await
ing their sentence.
Business was not very brisk at Carthagcna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

b. ,hou chaste ice pure as sn0't, ,yH win
-rtlptons your skin. any disfsufeInrn, Italian
red rusty bad har bald head &c hen me "a. .rs sd
low sanburnt skim aud shilling bottle Of JSe Th.y
Hal. Restorative will give I'M had d p ' Chatham
both sold az The sign If the Ainerlcan EaeSe,
a. and by the agents as adv-rrsA in another eolaInn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

Z On the 18th ult. Captain Ebenezer Sweet
of PiJtsteld. y H, while ia6oring under tempo.
rary mental arrangement, escaped from the virii-
liant watch of his family, and drowned himself IN
the well at toe back of his house On Saturday
week Mr.. Isaac Barber Of Leicester. Livingston
Co.. \. Y, committed suicide BY hanging him.
self. Both OF these men. feeling that thew were
liable to fit OF derangemenr had cautioned
their family to watch them, and both, when de-
ranged, escaped from the watch set upon them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

CoMytuSIcArIoS.-FHghiy IDportant-Erom he !, NJ,
York Morning Chroneie-Thos- who prefer fai;ns va n
Wig alw avs DO so by itlizing tn. soil Of te efsft
uins with Oldrlses Balm OF Columbia. TIE wonders
@ during tn q s i h.. ben b b5afr ae public VOID
NIL laany soIune IN The relation II opens The pore o. ~
scalp renew the circulation of the blood IN The csp 4,
sells 81 the promotes the Precipitation esssata "
growth the tadr:f and scu. which simply
and The most H., S.9 baaT Thoe
gentlemen who have bsen hitherto c>al III bs
cultivate whistler, ~,!i hnd the Balm powerful a
ny and be found tue only al u CortianGttfe,gsA
B.UadWay. myH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

S,Sns removal ofsgfrins has been ,
The object OF the phlanthropist age OF the Nof w.
the true principles OF treating disease progressed but Slowly
Tor many thousand years owing 10 the limited means 81 az
curing knowledge; but the Introduction Of tne Phps
pres, and engine may literally be said, ght nas
dawDed upon the world and the of the nncteenth es
fury possesses advantages which his oreates never did n
ths general diffusion OF Wedge remedies nave been soa
after and discovered in the beautiful sroehouse q the ,es
blr creation exactly calculated combine WITH neu'tim
and d,pe the subtle poison which difuses itself htonshG
the general system and pros,raes IN the dust oaH
Sarsaraua, purely vegetable pr.iaraton his been nv
roughly tested variety of Diseases and IS from eYpee
known to be- 5a- and efectua for Scrotna Or shss
ment of the glands Leprosy Salt khrnm, Sctld eid f.
Rhrumatsn, Palpation OF the Heart, and otir 1ise
originating impure drprayed STATE OF The BLOOD o. IL
Of the digestive organs. The propfie9r are aS
recr' Ing written testimonials giving interesting tetal o. =
extraordinary oGiin! manuscripts Of Yerious eera
Gates letters Of t- Clergy Magistrates and Laty all coz
hrnS the previous Statements are constantly Ircei'ru 81
will chcrully BE- exhibited application acts are co,r
ed sufficiently clear and convincing 10 satisfy the moot s
dulous OF thc!"tl merits Of this Invaluable medicine 10,
For particulars advertisements tins and ohef q"
papers =.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for eIp0fau
BY \. b. SANDS * Co, Druggists. tGrane Bnii'iessN
2l3 Broadway Of Chambers-strect Nrw.i 9fs.
also By A B. D. Sands gFuIonst and u ts bfoaG@
OF arkcr-strer. ce 81 botfle-six bottles ''' "
Original documents may b. At our store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

Easy SHAVING Coop Soar, ac-W, have tir 'e, esIl4
many Soap bat md nothing equal to the pnlssissao sop
msk beautiful a,er soft-ns the beard heals tns boz
ali that b, !red for shaving with r,.e iap
thatham srr-t y Y; $50 Fulton street, BROOKLYN |'''
corr-r Of Third and Dock stree:s Phlladelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

NJ Hon. RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON arrived at St.
Louis from Vicksburg on the 5th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

TIE EMrRE.-Thls magnificent steamer, a
full description of which we gave some weeks
since, will leave the foot OF Barclay for Troy
tomorrow morning at I o'clock. Under the di-
rcction OF her gentlemanly and accomplished CON-
mandcr, Capt. 5. f. Roe, she cannot fail in occu-
pving at least as favorable position as any one
OF the elegant floating palaces which now enliven
and beautify the noble Hudson. Success 10 the
Empire, her owners officers and crew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

NJ Persons wishing 10 subscIEe for The TREusE IN
and the adjoining Districts VIII D. served e
ulay every day the arrival Of the al u o'clock Doon
at the low price OF 20 month By leaving heif Mans
with the undersigned Single copies cents Ihe Week
,c T ,bun. mr. No Ct cents T. w. CARR.
Forum Office, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

u To all our readers travelling Southwark or
Northward on the great Atlantic route, We can
heartily commend the EXCHANGE HorgL, at Bal
timorc Mr.. Coleman. the landlord, is man Of
ndomitable energy of character, with whoii
there 5 no such word as fail, and his reputation
as host in Boston, where he has served thepub-
lie for ten years past, is Of the very highest. We
are sure he viii be popular with AL who visit him
IN Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

SANTA FE TR,pERs.-Thc Army and Navy
Chronicle states that the permission asked of the
Mexican Minister at Washington, to authorize
the escort OF L. $. Dragons, detailed by Col
Kearney for the protection of the expedition, TO
accompany the traders through the Mexican ter
ri,ory 10 Santa F6, has been refused; and that ~
strucuons have been issued, prohibiting the lnl-
ted States troops, under any circumstances from
crossing the boundary line into Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16
Business was not very brisk at Car,hagcna.

u 1t becomes us to be especially cautious in
what we say about Judges and Libcl-suts, where
fore we must fam be content with cntreating ali
to read for themselves Col. Webb's account in
Yesterdays Courier and Enquirer of the course
of Judge Willard in ruling out the book { Home
as Found0 which Col. w. was critcising when
ne pcrpctratcd the alleged llbcs on J. Fcnimore
Cooper. Those who read it will supply the COM
mcnts which VIC could only make at our peril.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

IL We mentioned Yesterday the loss OF a htt!e
vessel called the Erie, bound from Michigan
Civ Ia, to Milwaukee, with SIN men on board.
The following are the names OF those supposed to
have been lost William Gardner, master, James
Patterson. from Ohio; Rufus Bundv. \. Y;
VIM. Davis, Rock River, VIM. Baird and Dan
forth Morgan, Vermont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

IL Gen. HARDIN has been nominated for Con
sreSs by the Wings of the Sangamon District.
Illinois. Mr. Baker his yivalin the Convention,
declined, and was appointed Delegate to the
National Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

u The Bunker He'll reports that the steamboat
Dove, Capt. Blk. was sunk IN White River,sbou
20 miles below Batesville. The cargo was to
tai loss, and II was very doubtful whether the
boat would be raised. ST. Louis New Era.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

From ARKANsAs.-ln letter from highly re-
spectacle gentleman IN Arkansas, bringing Us the
names OF few new subscribers, we find the fol-
lowing items OF information.
Sewer IS used up; his friends can't sustain HIM
Tie has made himself ridiculous by his attempted
defence. He used $ 400 of money, received as
Il commissioner to negotiate bonds for the Real
Estate Bank. In his last reply he was very per-
sonal, and think he viii have to fight or back
out.
Clay Is fast gaming ground even here. Moth
ing can prevent his election.
am fully satisfied Arkansas viii repudiate
She may dodge the question. and affect honesty
but the bonds Will not be paid.
lou may not have seen Sewers defence; if So
| would remark that be admits using the Sl4. 800
IN gold; but justi;ies himself BY SAYING be was
stoekt0ider, and boldly contends that the stock
holders had the right TO use all the apita of the
bank, the moment the bonds we're sold and fur
thec, that the issues or circulation of bank are
part OF It's capital. 1.-THE latter position be cor
rect | reckon there would be some very wealthy
men who are now deemed inso!vent II all man
has and all he o,eeS constitute his capital. then
there are some very heavy capitalists have
heard OF men living on the interest of what they
owed. Louisville journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

STEAMER ZErHyK LoSr.-We learnt yesterday.
by the Mononsahea, that the steamer Zephyr
struck snag, when within five miles OF her dos
tinaticn at Portsmouth, and sunk immediately.
She was loaded with Groceries, Dry Goods, &c,
Just purchased in this city, large par, Of which
viii probably be lost. The boat itself, il is
thought, VIII be raised. GIN. Gaz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

u The experimental trial of DR.. Ransom
new Hydraulic Engine, proposed for Yesterday
afternoon, was prevented by the shutting of, of
the water. The hydrant would not elevate more
than twenty feet at the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

RUNAWAY >L,yE>.-The Chicago Express Of
the 2Sth says that twelve runaway slaves arrived
IN Detroit from St. Louis on Saturday previous.
and crossed the river to Canada Two women
were among them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

more efectual one. Brooklyn News.
MoKr DESTRUCTION BY EARTnouAKEs-Cap
Avery OF the bark Martin w. Brett arrived this
morning from Carthagena, reports that the Grand
Cayman, one Of the three islands called Caymans
living between Cuba and Jamaica, was sunk by
an Earthquake. Capt. A. reports having made
the Island and beng boarded by several boats
from the shore. The Grand Cayman is about
eight leagues long and two-and-a- half broad. and
is inhabited mostly BY the descendants of the
Old Buccaneers and by negro turtle fishers.
The same Captain Avery reports that he was
imprisoned at Carthagena we presumed by order
of the Commander OF II. B. NJ. vessel SYRIAN.
This report comes to Us at q late hour, through
our news collector. without particulars or tune to
procure them. American
BREAcn OF PGoNlss OF M,RRlAGE.-At the
recent term OF the Massachusetts, Supreme Court
Maria Clark recovered Sl0,05i damages for an
alledged breach OF marriage promise. There
was no positive proof of an engagement between
the particS-and the evidence OF u circunstantial
ractcr 80 inconclusvc, that the verdict cannot be
otherwise regarded than most extraordinary.
RUNAWAY >L,yES-The Chicago Express OF
the 2Sth says that twelve runaway slaves arrived
IN Detroit from st. Louis on Saturday previous.
and crossed the river to Canada Two women
were among them.
u The Ouowa III Free Trader announces
the death OF Hon. JOIN VI. Robinson, Judge OF
that Circuit and of the Supreme Court, and for
merry senator in Congress from that State, or
the 2Sth ult., IN the seth year of his age.
Tus RIVER is falling to-day. We learn that
il was falling at Prairie du Chen on the Missis-
sippi, and al Glasgow on the Missouri 50 that II
may soon be expected to get back within lis
banks. 81. Louis paper. Nav ).
The RIVER, which has been falling through
the week. is sui at a sufficiently high stage for
the largest boats above and below Gin Gaz
TIE WHEAT Ckor-Tbe Cincinnati Gazette
saws: We feel well assured By information from
the wheat growing region, that the growing crop
promises more than an average Weld The fros,
has not affected It TO any considerable extent.
j The Bunker He'll reports that the steamboat
Dove, Capt. Blk. was sunk IN White River, about
90 miles below BatesviIle The cargo was q to-
tai loss, and il was very doubtful whether the
boat would be raised. st. Louis New Era.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

u The ouowa III Free Trader announces
the death Of Hon. JOIN NJ. ROBINSON, Judge OF
that Circuit and of the Supreme Court, and for
merry Senator IN Congress from that State, or
the 2Sth ult., IN the 5Gth wear of his age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-16

TIE WHEAT Ckor,-Tbe Cincinnati Gazette
saws: We feel well assured By information from
the wheat growing region, that the growing crop
promises more than an average yield The frost
has not affected It TO any considerable extent
The Yazoo City Whig and political register., 1843-08-18
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