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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

sus TO LET-The second story of the lHoan Ir.
- Buildings. Possession given Immediately. sho 'sn
= 1aa0as'1's' xAp'r McELRATE, Tribune Office
~ FOR saba House and TWO Lets Of
- Ground situated at Elizabeth Port, Essex Cnun,y'
nd now occuprd as Shoe stor and Dwelling hsI7e Is
from the Ferry and the Railroad passes the door
good o TsE WM ale spTfER lis 2s
Ia FOR SALE-At Wllllamsburgh, L. l., two
ryyo story bck front Houses and Lots, situated on
h street betwssn 81 and and not GT o
ing57s walk IRON bona Contains SIX ICONS with
rpIacr and bedrooms all we'll finished and in good oToef
They VIII be sold bargain and part OF the puchise MONEY
can remain on 0o'o Il E. PETTY a55 csns-stFss5 Ny
s25GO wanted In one or to sums at Pc. cent 0I 6 ,
nv years unencD beTed real estate worth over
rhe amount. Apply as aooTe. go III
s-3 FOUR FARMS FOR SALE-Contalnns
"a from Is to 100 acrss.-The above arms are lleaa4ay
- arssy The Ia nd IS good and in high state OF cult
Tie house. and oubudings IN good repair
The mail a P9s' four s w, Week They VIII BE- sold
S595 @s4eh519s o i
street every Monday afternoon and sEsnnf goSNELI
80 TOIETFOR A DRUG STORE, or Fancy
A. nsIn.ss the new Store and Dwelling on th +s'enue
bsrIy zen 10Th and 10Th streets near CHELSEA squ1s
H. 5o 9, la for term Of Years the interior viii be elegantly
with marble top counters, sc. 10 suit the tenants.
'n'N ALSO,
TO LITTLE story Brick House No 23i 2o'h street
fronting on Chelsea SQUARE
T n95 2a a'i25y B g hS1: III @
s,a FARM FOR SALON the Rockland Lake
1G: Carkstowu Rockland County-Ih5 Farm IS oeauL1
fnllv situated on the Lake. containing over 80 49,
rcelient Land and will De sold BARGAIN Inc nnIFont
nf5 consist OF large Double House, with necessary
hniings all in good repair; large GARDEN well stoGSJa
with fruits aud shmhberies Il various xmas anu m
ro-ds most desirable location Tor large bodrulh.
lishment or private residence or qr,1sr
inquire OF JtiNit.o w. = IL;-t,n s+s ar Of
oI0 iws A. p STEPHENS, ESD, near The premises
-ssaS. FOR SALE-One half of the Farm occu-
s MED by the subscriber beautifully tuated IN me town
f Scars!ae Westminster County, about = miles rom
New and miles from White Plains lhe Wiiois d,
'S IaI 90 oOuT IH,b 5o1l1m-l On theiF arm
ssss ARM FOR SALE.-A small farm OF about
& y ceres in Middlese1 County, y. Few miles eeio"
zabeihpcrt and about 20 miles from TINS CITY on I'e
ST Island sound nearly opposite Rosxe miles from
WoodrGce and about from the Railroad Depot al
on The PREMISES enlent Two story frame mouse
in with brick 10 the roof! finished with marble
and two story kitchen adjoining barn containing Sttoe
carriage house, poultry and COW houses anu ote
garden containing large t1a"
and asparagus beds abundance o; raspberry ana cp1
es &c-appls, pear, peach cheTry ana plum ttts" Il
md veil OF excellent the kitchen nanasote
fore the door the whole we'll fenced and within SUI yaus
of fbe wharf where steamboats, from the city each soi
'W oii iw "sS 1'''' T. HLUDLow CO II Boad-st
81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

INTENSIVE WATER POWER FOR SALE,
II adjoining the New. York and Erie Railroad, on the
R4mapo River IS miles from the City of New ork capable
driving Machinery most any extent as there are iop
or five falls and great body OF together with me
whole part of 900 OF land heavily tmbered win
wood IS years growth There also on the trac.
extensive iron mines quality limestone
strength considerable part of the land cleared and cult
yaed might be made excellent farns. oY
clearing Tuxedo Lake miles long and one mile vide
lies part of the tract the scenery OF which s. e1 5b An
gu STA tract and three miles above Persons Works
Access be had to 1t three or four hours from the CRY
or six hours by the way ackensack and Orange Turnpike
or M the way OF Mack Haverraw on the Hudson River
Inquire at No. - Chatham ST. s3o 5m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

''7 ''''' 'D' JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
&C., 4 commissioners Office Oct d 1879 rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

AGESrs-5s Bower: 155 Broadway s'Shth s,let
46l Broadway Grand street, Bunker Chambf.
street and West Broadway Coul, cornsr franklin and
Church streets. Wu Robertson, s. Baltimore street Ba
C. rockingham. Broadway Sta;e street, Albany
T w Newcomb Y Go. sos River street Troy Hart, 27s
Broadway corner Chalnbsrstreet NeGuirs 100 Futons.
Ruler Once corner Beekm4n aad Nasau-streets Bos.
Hubbard, IS John-Street. SEu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

V aea19 "a NEWARK AND NEW YORK
&c Fare Only u: Fall and Winter Ar
ssstsE7srarCenent.-T steamer Pa SSAIC Will. on
aud after Oct. 3, follows
Leave Newfok, from foo, of Barcayssreet o'clock.
Leave Newark, from foot OF Ceptrssereet, a, o'clock
The accommodations, both for passengers and freight
proved. - %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22
wHGLEENO. SIS.
DOMESTIC HARDWARE.-30o b1s. I

4 AOME liz HAhDfi 3hE.-oUOD DIS.
IL Cut Tacks, assorted, from y TO "a on.
l75 boxes BraGs and Sparablrs
900 dozen nne and extra hne Wire Sleeves
llo Darts Coffee Mills, covered and uncovered.
Wilson's Go DO DO
20 Peckhani's do do do
10 cases Britannia Tea and Table Spoons
Is po.iSoed Augers and icger Bits.
lSn boxes Minors patent heel Heads, assorted No. O.
4e casks Americas Sad Irons, assorted AID wrought
handles
5 American hard and soft frame States, assorted,
from toy 70 q by Il.
$50 dozen ~ Y, Collins Kentucky and Yankee pattern
Axes,
20 " Jones Co.'S Box.wood ard Ivory Rules.
80 " Hay and Manure Forks
10 cases Rowiand's null and cTosscut Saws assorted,
s, 81, eet
5 Z" Harvey Co.'S mill ana crosscut Saws, as.
sorted, s, 81, feet
TO gross Austin's Scy;he Rifles
CSC boxes FLYERS Indian Pond ScyIhe Stones.
Is cask, wrought and cast Cor Bells assorted, from Ne
to 6.
c01 cases Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards
500 dozen Darling's, Inmas and Waldrons Grass and
Grain Scytses.
u casks American Battery Kettles.
IS bales cotton Leading Line and Bed Rope.
500 gross Breeds snd linen Chalk and Fish Lines
$50 dozen Morriss and Fenns pewter Facets and Mo-
laSSeS Gates
15cases polished Hammers assorted plain and strapped
10 g do Smuggling and broad haiehets
80 pairs Smiths Bellows assorted, "A 10 S. inch.
full assortment of FairbauSs's Dormant Platform and
Counter Scales.
20 brass Andens and Shove and Tongs assorted
50 dozen Ames's shovels aud Spades, Nos 3,s
10 Thomss's do do l,2.
40 Cast Steel polished Shoyels.
1900 lbs. Brass Wire, No to So.
6iC0 :" Sheet Brass, No. II TO SO
Just received and for sale low by
OFF S,- No Plst-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22

| know Martha Conn and believe what she states In his
document to be perfectly true. JOHN POWER,
VICAR GENERAL OF NEw-YoRK,
Rector of St Peters Church.
Given at New York this l4th day Of December, ls4a.
know Martha COnlin and have known OF her suffering
illness. John DUBOIS, Bishop Of New-Yorh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22

Sands's SarsaparIla will also and permanently
cure diseases having their origin impure state OF the
blood and DEPRIVED condition Of the general eonta@n
viz Scrola Kings Evil in its various torms kheuma-
tism obstinate cuaneous Erupton Bo,ches Biles Pm-
pies or Pustuss the face chronic Sore Eyes RngWon
letter, Scad Head enlargement and pain OF The bones
arising from njudicou OF Mercury female detaDge
nens and other similar complaints.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and RETAIL and for export
alton, by A. B. Sands CO. Ne. Z73 Broadway !Sranite
udings corner OF Chambers street, New York Also sold
by A. 8 ( D. sands Druggists Ne 7s and 100 Fn!torst
David Sands {. Co. no n East broadway corner OF Mar
ket.strcet and by Druggists generally throughout tne
Usited States. Price 81 per bottle, s1 bGlttes tor %
Note-Tbe original documents may be seenby calling az
nur store No l73 Broadway. d2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22

place full confidence in the statement made ny Martins
Conlln having known her the past twenty years VIII
ceeruy gi7e any particulars IN relation c her case 70
these who may wish further information
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

GOAL CHEAP.-Thesu subscriber intend
W ing to To the King and Greenwich from
his present yard els Geenwchs will deliver in good or.
the balance Of his stock Of first quality Of Peach Orch
ard Red Ash, Broken and Egg, and large Stove at the low
price Of S. per ton, weighed by City Teigher.
OFF 2y+ PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22

have confidence In the representations made By Martha
Conlin and have full knowledge OF her case
ELIJAH F. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward of the City OF New'Yerk
nar a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22

Il Particular Nosice.-Those perso hartns
prnture OF any description dispose Of who are sreas'
ing up housekeeping, viii nds ready sale Ter ay Pe1oa
or all of their goods by sending their address, or gaining
anon IN. subscriber. Goods any amount purchased
Ar nriyate sale-Two Piano Fertcs.
,.sS ,f E. COTTON J. CO., 1877 Chatham ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22

n Persons wishing TO purchase the cheap pubhcf
ons OF the day. will find them all the publication Once
of the Tribune No. $50 Nasssasree opposite me ely
Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22

IT spencer announces TO gestemen that bis arrange"
mens are now completed for supplying according to pre-
vous ntiHation, FINE FuR HAT al price (S3 Sol
which shall render emphacally the cheapest as well as
Lowest priced Gentlemens Fur Hat ever sale IN THIS
city, 1t is prepared in the sane style which
enr finest article and like that article offered at prce al
which Il cannot be continued without an unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with all confidence atrms il to be
o- br gentleman and economist the most desirable fu1
Hat We; offered. to2OuN SPENCER, zS5 broaa"aJ'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22

II Persons wishing The Tribune left al their reSde
or places of business the city early hour IN 'ne
morning will please leave their names or send them N ~
note through the Post Once, al the publication ofee 0o
Nassau. street opposite the Park. Terms, nie cents
,peet, % be paid The Carer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22
Cheap tor Cash.
CLASS! GLASS;! WINDOW Glass

VA 5000 boxes Jackson Window Glass of all sizes,
500 do Monroe do do DO
This the best American Window Glass made; it has
the brilliant ius,er and perfectly free STAIN
Just received direct from the Factory and for sale by
flo I'm s. SCHANCH, as Diyisonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-22

Martha Gonn mas sea In 1 FAMILY f made las, y her,
self IS correct Mrs MARY b. LLOYD,
No. GOA Broad ST. Newark, NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
NEW YORK HERALD.
-" IerE. Thnrsday, Octoser ee, Isfs.


Casar LrTrKArurF.--The following have just been
published and are Tor sale this Office. together with
all the latest publications OF the day. at the Wholesale
md retail prcesGraham's and Goley's Lady's Book
Gibbons History OF Rome the Mysteries Of Paris,
by Eugene Sue Ninon de LEnclos, the celebra.
ted Aspasia Of France; The Irish Melodies, by Tho.
Iess Moore The Wrongs Of Women. by Charlotte
Elizabeth; The Monkins, BY Cooper; Mrs Eliss House
keeping Made Easy, Complete Instructor in all
ranches of Cookery and Domestic Economy.
The Next Presidency-ststeo OF Parties.
What is the state of parties How have the
elections gone Will Calhoun or Van Buren, be
the democratic candidate 4 Where is Mr.. Web
ster Has Mr.. Clay good chsace at last 7 How
ere the people going How jumps the cat 7 Are
the coons awaking' &c. &c. &c.
These are a few specimens OF the questions which
people are beginning 10 put TO each other at the
corners of the strees-in the saloons of the thea
tres-at the copcerts--in the parlors-and at the
fashionable sorecs, costing thousand dollars a
night 10 be paid by the benefit of the act thereafter
Yet, il the community OF empty heads and long
whskers expect 10 set correct information on these
points from the newspapers of either party, they
will expect in valn,-nay, they may as well expect
ths millennium next Monday, or the transformation
of the whole earth, iato one vast Fourier pheanx.
Ct the nod OF the new philosophers.
No such thing need be expected OF the party pa
pers Their trade consists too much In misrepre.
sentaiion, falsehocd, and all kinds Of abominaton
Cor that. We musf, therefore, gather up our gar
menis- collect our facts. pick up the seeds OF fu.
tunty-and concentrate philosophy in the past, in
order TO find out, like true prophet, the complex
ion of the year OF our Lord 1914 The following
tables contain the most accurate statements we IAN
get of the election returns CT the last four years,
which we shall make few remarks:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

nS- CONNEL3 MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
val IN every Of burns or scalds II the vitss
undesroyd This hes in numerous cases Of dreadful
been proved certain and positive life prtserver,
md one that every family should always keep IN the
house; BESIDES extracts all pains from flesh bruises
ceduces dwellings, nAsmmations and all outw ard itch.
ings aid apgs curing in incredible short spac, of
time II any one It. and IL not perfectly delighted
with IL, we will return the the money and pay them
TOR their trouble To be found only at u Corlsndt ct
% Cornhill, Boston; lss Fulton ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

STEAMBOAT ExpLosIoN.-There was somew hat OF
an explosion yesterday afternoon about o'clock, in
Brooklyn 1t occurred on board the steamer Rush
light, while she was wooding up" at the wharf
Her boiler was thrown out and forced through a
brick wall into an oil factory, wheret stopped. The
hall was left nearly Quilted. We understand that
three men were seriously injured, but no lives were
!os so far as we could lelrn. Au IrishmaH on board
The boat, stated that he had just been appointed En-
gineer, and appeared quite unconcerned about the
disaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

REVIVAL OF TRADE.-THE MUSICAL CAMPAIGN :
The revival Of trade has certainly begun. Ever
thing is becoming musical We do not alone alludt
TO Cerito, or Sutton, or TO Castelar, or to Bohre
(who is again ameng us)-or TO Artot, or to Wal
lace-we mean political minsrelsy and electioneer
ing music. The coons, fat and greasy, are coming
out Of their holes and begin to tune their pipes fol
"A. Every seventeen years the locusts come buzz.
zng along the green earth eating and singing all the
waybut it seems the coons good souls set in every
four years to sing or serenade to the philosopher OF
Lndelwald.
In one of the Rhode Island papers we find the
following song, which is The first of the campaign
The locofocos of course will have their first SONG
out as soon possible, if they have the heart to
sing at all.
TORCH-LIGHT LYRICs-NO.
FnoM THE CosNs OF RHODE ISLAND TO THE CLAY Who
OF THE UNIoN-GREETIS0.
TUNE" Ole Dan Tucker"
As Eve got time, IN tell you all
Tina States that vote for Clay next fall
lis easy told, and thus Ills done
They all will vote for Clay-but one.
CHORUS
Then Tyler clear, getout the way,
Make room now for Harry Clay,
Get out the way you John Tyler,
You've collapsed and burst your biler!
Old Tennessee began the dance,
And woke Van Buren, from his trance;
'TIshard to beat the " Farmer Jones"
IA twas for Dorr to leave " them bones"
CHORUS.
Next comes the news from Maryland
lis mighty bad for me- says Van;
For yler too"it 10 roarer,
As well as Bob. who wrote Medora.
CHORUS.
Georgia, too, right well she's done
For old Ksntucky's gallant SOM
She wants tariff, I" lair to good"
To give her +" Crackers meat and food
CHoRus.
More news has come from the Jarsey shore,
ltmakes old Tyler grin once more
And the locos rant and the locos roar
Wen beat them bad in forty'fo
Chorus
We've heard the news from the Quaker State
Nshows Van Buren, his true fate;
tells John Tyler he must clear
Wen beat them bad the coming year.
CHORUS.
We've heard more news from Ohio
For Clay Ills good-for Ty Ter nc
That bali is surely rolling on,
And makes more verses for this song
CHoRUG
Van Wrinkles State has spoken loud,
Aud adds to Harry's swelling crowd
She's bid farewell to Tyler John,
And now she goes Kentucky's son.
CHORUS
Now, Bay State Boys, wheel into place.
And meet your foe, now, tace TO face,
And drive them all from bed and pallet,
With Morton, Wright, and Greene, and Hallet.
CHORUS.
And what DO you think New York will do
She'll drive from her this loco crew
In all good time she'll come a!oag,
And 60 for Clay, ten thousand strong.
CHORUS.
Virginia, too, will do her best
To put this winded nag at rests
OF good Wing votes she has got los,-
"L0ng time ago' he had the Bolts.
Chorus.
Rhode Islands sure for Harry Clay,
AS sure as comes Novembers day;
She's Z" up and dressd," and won't give way
Until she's voted strong for Clay.
To all good Wings conjoined, say,
Be up and dressJ, !" and vote for Clay,
Remove afsr this "crying SIM"
"Pck your Ants and try sgin"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
Sales Of stocks Mt PhiIadelphia.

Second Board, Oct 2i.-2S shs Mechanics bank, 22&
do Pennsy vana bank, SOD l60.
First Board, Oct IS -sss State 6s, 1916, old annual
65 SO shs Manuf and Mechs bank lsf IS shs Union Biz
OF Tennessee, 59b Is do Mechanics BIZ, 224; so Will
mington RR 5dsf with notice, ls5; Is do do cash. 1884,
l25 do do do l6i; Sll70 Wilmington o. 1885, SAG: 100
City SIS 1885, 100; IL shs Penna Bs, 100; 500 State
1000 s Loan SIS, 1883, 1895 80 shs Philad BIZ, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

PHILADELPHIA Oct 23-Cld Thos Cope, Miercken, Liv
erpoo ieorgi Behm Chaeston; Iona, Wheeler st Tho
mas; lndepende4 ce, Bmkeit, Marseilies.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2t-Cld Gu are Welsh, Liyerpoo; Har.
riet Rockwell, Briard, Charleston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

The CoRDwAlNERs turned out yesterday to cele-
brate the natal day of their native Saint, ST. Girls
pin; but as the day unfavorabe, the procession
was not extended to the limit prescribed They
are still on a ''stand," demanding an advance of
fifty cents on boots and twenty-five cents on shoes,
with some few extra" charges. Many OF the
''bos, workmen" have acceded to the prices, and
but little objection appears to exist to the demand
| OF the journeymen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

That Handful, calling upon the friends of Tenn.
perance TO vote against Atwood, the democratic no.
mnee, because he keeps public hotel, was printed
at the office Of the "Courier and Enquirer" as the
types plainly indicate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

NAvAL.-The U. s. sloop of war Lexington is a,
anchor in the nver ready Tor sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

WYMAN's TRIAL This financial philosopher is tC
DE 'ned again in Lowell on the Oh proximo, anc
oot on The llh. This man loaned over $500, COX
OF 'he Phoenix Bank funds, and took tears shed on
Philips Beach, as security
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

Tried AND CoNWcTED James G. Whi,more, Ii,
forger, in New Haven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Trenton
Trenton.
Correspondence OF the Herald.)


- TRENTON, Oct. 25 lSl3.
DEAR Sir =
Yesterday, at P. M, the Legislature met Coun.
Gil elected the Hon. James Patterson, of Monmouth,
Vice President, aud Alexander Boyles, of Sussex,
Secretary.
In the Assembly, Joseph Taylor, Esq of Cumber.
land, was chosen Speaker, and James NJ. Newell,
of Cumberland, Clerk.
The usual resolutions respecting rules of order,
&c were passed, and then both houses adjourned
TO Wednesday, this morning, at 10 o'clock.
WEDNEspAy-Council met committee was
appointed to wait upon the Governor, and inform
him that both houses were organized to receive any
communication he might be disposed to make
The committee reported rules, &c, land both houses
adjourned for dinner. Upon coming in, Chas G..
McChesney, Esq (, Secretary of State. and private
Secretary OF the occasion, presented Governor Pen
nington's Valedictory Message, which was read and
ordered printed. For your especial accommoda.
ton, have sent you slip containing It,
We have great number OF candidates for Cover
nor: Among the most prominent are Elias ID. b.
Ogden, James 8. Green, Daniel Halnes, Richard p,
Thompson and Garrett ID Wall. At present all is
confusion Members are beset, by the numerous
6orers. buttons torn of, button holes pulled OUT, and
III act Trenton presents this moment the funniest
sadaest, and altogether most intensely udlcrous
scene mat my opucs have ever been permitted 10
feast upon 1t Is now the hour for closing the
mall, 30 must deter a more detailed account for
another day Yours truly,
a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

News FROM PosroN are indebted to Adams
- Co. Tor papers ia advance oil the mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

STEAM SHIP SARAH BARNES There is not the
least doubt but that this steamer has been wrecked
while on her passage from New Orleans for Calves.
ton Part, if not.al her passe and crew. perish
cd in her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

o. We are indebted to our correspondent at
Trenton for copy of Governor Pennington's Mes
cage TO the Legislature of New Jersey. 1t is short
and of little general importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

INCREASE OF TUE Wrsr- 10 1910 the population
Of Lafayette, la was 1870 Arecent census shows
1t to be 1864 showing an Increase in three years Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

YELLOW FEvER.-At Rodney, Miss, the yellow
fever continued to rage in its most fatal form. All
the ply scians, without exception, have been taken
down with the disease The death of DR.. II.
Williams, DR.. Todd and Dr. Andrews, were all
clio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

DISCHARGE OF WoRKMEN.-The Norfolk Herald
Of the 23d states that orders have been received by
the Commandant Of the Navy Yard at Gosport, TO
discharge all the mechanics and laborers, excep; so
many as required to complete the new sloop of
war for launching, and some other small unfinished
business. Four hundred at least it is said, will be
thrown out Of EMPLOYMENT BY rtue of these orders