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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER
We learn from Mr.. HYDE, of the Troy and Al
banv Express, that man, whose name Mr. II.
could not give Us, was found on Monday night
on the bank of the Canal between Pattcn's Iav-
ern, on the Troy road. and the To-Gate. The
man, on being taken to Patterns, stated that he
had arrived at this city on Monday evening IN
the Empire, put his baggage on shore, intending
to 60 west but on some account not explained.
he was carried to Troy in the Empire Not
finding stage at Troy to bring him to this city,
he started on foot, and had proceed as far as the
place where he was found, when he was struck
on the head. robbed and thrown INTO the Canal
The man states that he was perfectly sober at the
time, and that his suspicion falls upon man who
was in fish-cart and crossed the Ferry at Troy
at the time he did. That on paying his fare he
pulled out quantity of money, among winch
were several gold pieces, which he has but little
doubt the person he suspects as the robber saw
This man followed him from the ferry, and was
close in his rear when the blow was struck. and
must have seen it done, if he did not commit the
act himself. He has not been seen sncc. The
police however. to whom from description gwen,
he is well known are IN search Of him.
Albany Adv.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

FROM lUcArAN.-The brig Gen. Marion, Cap.
tam Sylvester, arrived yesterday, two and nalt
days from Slsal. By her we learn that on the
-, a'h uit. party of the Mexicans burned Telchac
ne report that Santa Anna had appointed com.
nilssioneFs to treat with the Yucatecos for ces.
Sation OF hostillties Is confirmed. The Gen. Ma.
non brings nothing relative to Commodore Moore
ana the exam fleet, further than We have already
published. m q To-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

u DANIEL WEBsrEs's ADDRESS, delivered at
the completion of the Bunker Hill Monument,
together with his Address at the Laying of the
Corner Stone in 1925, have been published by
Tappan &, Dennet, Boston, and are for sale by
NJ. H. Newman, 1879 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
CogoyER's Orr1cE.-DENru FROM DISEASE OF

NoRONERs UFFiCE.-DEATH FROM DISEASE OF
TIE l-rSGsThe Coroner held inquest TO-DAY No.
Is Coub'tfset, the body Of Stephen Richards aged
10 nati,e OF Massachusetts The deceased Saturday
vas attacked with partial paralysis cough hoarseness sc.
but did not call second time The man died YESTERDAY be-
tween 10 and II o'clock. Verdict came To h, death by dis
ease OF the lungs and that the physician Dr. Warren Yer.
meae did not discharge his duty the deceased during his
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

Il Nr. Barnum informs US that he has offered
Gen Tom Thumb his ,ceight in silver per week
10 give up his engagements IN Canada and re-
turn 10 the American Museum. He will decide
next week whether TO accept. The price would
not be hall as much as it Sounds-but we should
not wonder if the offer were accepted.
IL Seventeen thousand SIX hundred and fifty
four passengers were carried over the Eastern
Railroad last week, exclusive of the military who
must have added thousand more. On Saturday
3S trains were run rom ) \. NJ, ii; halt-past one
at night, without accident.
a. \ Marine General Court Martial has been
ordered to convene at Middletown, Connecticut,
on Monday the 10th July, for the trial of Brevet
Lieut.. Colonel VIM. II. Freeman, of said corps.
Lieut.. Col Samuel Miller Ill be President of the
Court.
J. On the 23d of May, in Brown covnty, "a
negro named Robert Hudson, was shot dead with
a rife, by one Matthew Potter another negro Of
that settlement. The murderer has not been ap-
pretended. The fatal tragedy arose from some
iritiing neighborhood difficulty
MUslc.-. Ny own bright cottage home a du-
et;, has been just published by H. H. Smelling, a
Lispenard,street. The music is composed by Jo-
sErH W. Person, Esq. young and promising
professor, whose expressveness of STYLE and scien-
utic knowledge OF arrangement give much hope
of future eminence.
u GRAH,MS MAGAZINE for July has been re-
ceived and IS for sale BY Burgess & Stringer, 2e2 2
Broadway corner OF Ann.st. We shall speak of
II tomorrow.
i CHARLES a. ANDREW, of Salem, member r
OF the House of Representatives of Mass, died
there on Friday night from an attack of fever On
the brain,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

la9~ We send gu, no book. on commission.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
C0mhuS SfiOn.

Nh. EDITOR: In gancing my eye over your
D per OF Wednesday last, an extract from :" pal-
tons Experiments was observed, IN which he
accounts for the production of the fame OF a can
die by asserting that the carbon united with the
oxygen of the air. thus forming carbomc acld--
Now all who have ever seen the burning OF car
bonic acid produced by the action OF mu7auc
,hvdrochloric) acid upon fragments OF lime or
marble. must have noticed that the fame was OF
pale blue color, as We see IN the combustion Oh |
the charcoal and not at all Ike the beautiful
white and brilliant fame OF the candle, gas lights,
SC which consists almost entirely OF caEburetts
OF hydrogen.
The great briIliancy of the flame IS produced
by the deposit, at red heat, of carbon, which IS
the product OF the combustion of the carburetts.
Ii is also asserted tha; the unconsumed gas can
be conducted off from the centre OF the flame by
means of tube; this Is not the case, nor can 1t
be made to leave the fame unless vacuum be
formed bv means OF syringe. and even then
not without considerable difficulty. CARGoN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

i CHARLES A ANDREW, OF Salem, member r
OF the House of Representatives of Mass, died
there on Friday night from an attack of fever On
the brain,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

u GRAHAMs MAGAZINE for July has been re-
ceived and IS for sale BY Burgess & Stringer, 2e 22
Broadway, corner OF Ann.st. We shall speak of
II tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22
RY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Thin-s IN philadelphia.

Correspondence OF M WV OK I houae
P,I,I ,nEIPHIA lnre ai-r
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

Il VIII none of our Pharisaically Democratic
and Free Trade neighbors exhibit as ii deserves
the late act OF our Common Council restoring the
monopoly OF Weighing, Measuring, &c. which
TIC late Wing Council abolished II they don't
We shall have to take hold OF it. All lads of
the Tea Room there 5 storm OF public indie
nation brewing over your heads which will be
down upon you like an avalanche next April.
IL DEMOCRATIC WIG GENERAL. Countries.
The following gentlemen were on Tuesday even
ing last unanimously elected Secretaries of this
Committee viz: DR.. WILLIAM Turner. of the
Second Ward, and B. W, BRADFORD, OF the Tenth
Ward
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

DtsoEDERLY Horsr-Offcer Schmoh arrested ,e.tsr.
day female named Jane Ann Ellis charged with keeping
lisodey house the of drsasds prostitutes and
other dlsordery persons in Avenue c, oppo, . street
ere she sold spurious liquors without license She was
held 70 bail by Justice GIb-r; $500 keep peace and
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
INTERESTING INCIDENT

A Carrier pigeon alighted at the house OF
the Hon. VIM. M. Burial. in Canaan on.
Monday afternoon giving signs Of hunger and
fatigue. And as Judge B. never sends the
traveller empty away, he brought out some
wheat to his winged visitor, which he very
greediiy ate from his hand, While thetpigeon
was eating, its legs were noticed to be wrapt
with paper and on removing the bandages
they were found to contain Mr. Webster's
speech deliver on Saturday at the Bunker Hill
celebration written on Two sheets of tissue pa
per. The Judge had the pleasure of reading
the speech while the bird was satisfying its
hunger and regaining its strength, and then
replacing the tissue boots on the faithful airy
messenger, it took rapid fight to the west
and soon, we trust, found its way to the own
err --Litch field Enquirer.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
{ The T.0ins," By Mrs. Bremen,


The following extract was written by FIsHEI
AMEs, one of the most eloquent orators and de-
voted patriots in those days. when it required
more than mere pretensions to acquire distine.
ton and something more than professions to be
classed as patriot. We extract it for the edi
fcation ofRepudiators
TO expatiate on the value Of pub
lie faith may pass with some men for
declamation-to such I have nothing
to say. To others | will urge-can
any circumstance mark upon people
more turpitude and debasement? Can
anything tend more TO make men think
themselves mean, or degrade to low
er point their estimation Of virtue, and
their standard ofaction:
ut would NOT merely demoralize
mankind; It tends TO break all the lig-
aments of society, 70 dissolve that mvs
terious charm, which attracts individ-
uals % the nation. and to inspire IA IFS
stead a repulsiye sense or shame and and
disgust =
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N5IEL1mE 49, lEALL.
COLUMBVS, MISS .s::::;;:::::::ssT HURSDAf JUL Z
YoF rEEsfDrlz 81 TIN UNITED s1kzEa
HENRY ola Y,
a. SrnMT1ICXY.

.LEr BE NOT M MIsUNDERsTooD, AND LET
srR sarREAr THAT NAY NOT BE MIsRErRE-
ssNrTD. Am NOT ADVOCATING THE REVIVAL
or HIGH PROTECTIVE TARIFF. AM FOR ABB
n1re BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THE COMPROMISE
Acr: lam FOR DOING WHAT NO SOUTHERN
MAN OF FAIR OR CANDID MrND HAS EVER YET
DENrEp-eIv1Ne TO THE COUNTRY REVENUE
WHICH MAY PROVIDE FOR THE ECONOMICAL
WANTS OF THE GOVERNMENT, AND AT THE
SAME TIME GIVE AN INCIDENTAL PROTECTION
TO OUR HoMEl INDUSTRY. IF THERE BE HERE
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WHO WILL DENY THE
FArRNEss AND PRoPRIETY OF THIS, SHALL BE
GLAD TO SEE AND HEAR WHO HE IS IsrtrGct
from the Speech of HENRY CLAY, deiiOered IN
the q. s. Senate, March Isl, RAJ, snort
time before retiring from that body. 80
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LITTLE CHILDREN,

Freedom. freedom-the west wind of Joy
whose pure breath alone can expand every
flower of ife-give freedom to those innocent
little ones, who born to immortality, must
wander through stormy country. Let the
air OF liberty, not The simeon of restrain, ac-
company their first steps and the world will
not see SO many exhausted wanderers sink
down powerless, and fall under their burden by
the wayside.
The Ttoiqs.'' bu Mrs. Bremen
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MEXICO ans THE PUBLIC DEBT

The Mexican government with Santa Anna
at its head is making al effort TO redeem its
pIigbted faith to the United STATES, which should
make the Regulators of this State blush with
shame at the contrasts which their disgrS ceful
conduct and dishonol able sentiments present.
We are in the habit demonstrating tho Mexicans
as nation ofsavages just emerging from state
OF comparative barbarism, and Santa Anna as n
monster of cruelty and oppression, recogni>
zing no obligation either moral or divine. In
stating the course, which the Mexican Govern
ment would feel itself bound TO pursue BY every
consideration of regard for her national faith
and respect for mankind, that Mssissippians
should receive from such a source so severe
sati re upon tie ignominious conduct Of their
own State, is the most Notifying commentary
that can be made upon the principles of the
party that has plunged her into such.disgrace.
The circumstances too, attending tho contrac-
ton ofthis debt TO the United States, as stated
by Santa Anna, correspond so nearly with those
under which the Regulators have professed to
think themselves exonerateh from all obligations
to pay the debts ofthis State. that, judg ng from
the example set him by some Of the ENLIGHTENED
and Honorable Governors of Mississippi, our
natural inference from his preface was, that he
would conclude with expressing his determine
ton never TO pay them. He gives statement
of the circumstances, under which the Conven
ton of 1889 was entered into by tho United
States, and shows that the Plenipotontiary Tor !
Mexican agent,) WHOM negotiated it, did so in vic
lation oflis express Instructions But, instead
of coming to the conclusion from these premises
that his government: is under no obligation TO
pay the debt thus illegally contracted. he goes
on to state the measures. which had been adopt
ed 10 discharges Il. He repeils with indignant
scorn the idea that during his administration he
will suffer the national Honor of his country 20
be stained with disgrace by such open III faith
towards another country. He says:
'Should Mexico now, when the pc
rod for performing what she promised
mas arrived, break her faith, she would
incur the most irretrievable disgrace in
he eyes Of all nations, besides giving i
o the United States just cause Of war.
An appeal TO arms Mexico would not
ear; but she ought never TO hazard i
n an unjust contest, where the sym il
,athies Of all nations would be against ?
Ter. His own administration OF affairs !
hall nevef, he says, stain itself nor 4
he nali0nal honor with such open ill., 9
aith towards smother country Mex { !,
co must redeem, At no matter what O
'osf. the engngemenf which she has O
permitted % Be made III her name. 9
fhe sacrifice may Be severe; but il Is \
me of those ~ which alone "a honor n
Ible name among nations can b either e
gosior preserved y I
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81 e. Ihare can be no differences pfopinion Il
regard q the present state 81 the weather: Il
must admit thar Il IS Al least VAIN.
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NIAGARA Falls CnriOsRy,--Amone the
SnF'osls'ss y The Falls s 4 clock which keeDu
excellent tine. and goes byswater. Il WIS
invented aqd ~ kept il oporatiOn bv ! vo,,nJ
49, ~. Wno kssfs curiosity shop near fhs
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ne I|h
Che IdS
o 'r6uI 'adi
side. The Co..
a. a. Z 'ri'i', shs
Throw De phob
g'on 'nd P'iaotiro
i'over'y that vim
Irish, he ooa,,oD...
liberai'ly v.I,s..'
The Present Ill.,.
subject Of dep NJ.
and PaFIiou'at ~
INTO ~ the Hou'' dc.t
Of Arms, called a,I.s
numS'F' Of troops ma.
to keep th' poyohs
OUT break Of toI.pa.
threats and v,r lie
'Fy Al 4 Rsp, ~
which upwards II mc
have been Prcr,n. N.
1900 hOr'smsn, a.,
nothing could Fo,aS
if the people vsr, S,.
80 a suppose w sn
Wellington ana
came down % 49, y.
and declared tb,'Sa,...
pea ofthe Uni@W5.
al war. Wewillbr,~'',
them not dare 0S.
mendous CheeriBo
mlnutes.l We Sl~.
believe me, men dT
er in Europe tHst 49,
the people Of IrsIapl'
selves IN The rigb!w-
only.-(Hsar, bev
with this civil VAIN
at then and ycl MI
them again. (Cts1
ed back my indignr
the Repeal Assosal~
now tell you thatwT
law, or commit asl
have hands enough
they dare to atis,tns
the consequence ! nv
lington and hecniys
horns a httle, and ihgr
TO attack us. Ian
sent over 5000 M
and marines hers wiF
they will spend SSON
while they remahhh
Ir would be a kind dh
in itself
At the bangueih@r
ding to The great smrl
tho morning. Wh,,r
have we not wiinapih
the head ola boiy dm
by military disciD.ss'r
ant for the conqlNdE
had never such 40 unT
There was not at Wvs
stout, active, enctgs.rus
day. Oh rbut itV1hu
not disciplinedl l'JuH
you VIII have them n
(Great and conti1Beid
think they'were as vel u
after a bandasi ithey vas
they would be aslsiiJ,
wardens ssiitbey wen,
captansl
The foll0Wingis a slg
fvvw l-UrA Ilviahl ubt
merry Ct EngIish news
s LI
DEAR Sir -
There is hlueineMBt
parture Of The last Fgz
here has been quite W 3
began aH
coming Cro2-but yaH
funds rose under ii5 h
cotton market is quIeu
pool have been quIl'nr
days. Prices are wins
ness in The manuiatIE
and the late news lu
the hope of again Dcs8
our side Of Tue wslG
In the Worlds al
? Mr.. Fuller from@a
IN our happy country
he statements Of Bro
Lewis Tappan, and 3.
he American Aboiaa
han sheer hulhDus'
This awkward cual
describes as "a rich
Yankee,'' asserted ihIl
sts lid not treat tleHg
', but kept them dlo.
.ons ought not TO 'o- ~
nd tbeiLnobiIiiE" al
men turned up The
.orror. ..-6
The Repeal agIial1,,. s
N in ireland, where ~ IA
over and influence
ave changed then
ow said, resort 70 pI'. q.
This is a judicio1
asses of Repsarn
,s :, Tie anti.Rspsal'1
srs. the issue maybe,y,..
Of see bowitis
Mt outbreak, Which W.
iis centre, and give
ritain. .....,Es
There is little slIIi.
av. In theatrical1
ID tho speech o.
fine week. -Ahhol
~ we'll Patlolll;.a. I
eat severity ne a1. ".
Q monopoly Ofen'e1.l .s
mined 10 CoVenl ....s
ne works great in y
. ~ / ATTENDED
eniRg on which I95.
a %sIi in health and ny
ndsoms as ever Ia
He 1I.' iSs ,I ilVol5i,.
unp. Handsome ana
, se1se enough nol
me- 91s' Anti Com ~
+ q, GREAT zeal and pa
~ fSiy Robert
4 indispengs pc u Y
YER 4 70 deer lh' ISsig
-. 81 nnln. W
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inc Loco Foco party haa succeeded il IL
election e nfmbsrs of congrsss il Lon;s;ana.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-07-20
- tIlUu- CItdIHVu-IdCtu IO0H'
Where got'st though that goose. look

On every side might be seen the pursed up
mouth, the shallow forehead, tho perSed up
nose, and that peculiar expression of faith
which showed that reason in their pericranium
had, or was taking perfect Rip Van Wrinkle
nap. And then their heads, they would have
throwna sensitive pbrenoIogist in spasms.-
There was the shaggy head, the fiat head, the
sap head, the gonrd head, the swel0d head,
the bullet head. and chuckIe head-contaIn-
ing in the aggregate about sense enough 20
powwowing as earnestly as so many tatioocd
subjects OF the King OF the Congo Islands.
This large Legislative Caucus like most things,
had its end,sbu not until they had driven from
it the Bonl Democrats, whom we predict,
will before thirty days, nominate ticket Of
their own Thus ways on the cause of the
great unterrified repudiating democracy ofthe
State Of Mississippi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Mr.. II'se.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 90, is4s


The Petersburg Inelgenecr pours concentrc fire into
this politician: politician how little like Caesar Alex
ander or Napoleon, who all deemed polarity reGRess Of
purpose and OF end the important and leading elamont OF
true superiorty-of greatness! Shakespeare who knew
every thing without having read for his knowledge
makes Caesar compare himself the North Star, which
alone Of all the Sta changes position terrestrial
eyes.
How different the member from Accomac. He changes
all his notions every year Having been in Congress
the "cyce of census just years he has twice boxed
the political compass that timc. He is just where
be started years ago He has travelled through all the
Zones and all the signs Of the Zodiaebackwards and for
wards in that me-ouched all the ports his way, and
is the only political navigator Of day. who in short
peodha paid his respects twice all political crees
Magellan or Cook. was nothing to HIM.
This suppose is Genus. and plain not
complain at being whirled around such rate, provided
is done by Of genius They ought rather feel
pimened distinguished by being thought OF consequence
enough be represented by him in Congress Be itso-
We do live in the District and if Mr. Wise should take
1t IN his head TO take it up and pitch into the Red Sea-
is nothing The Petersburg Iuteigencersays:
WISE'S FAMOUS TAYLORSvILLE LETTER.
THE author of the following letter, the Baltimore
Patriot the ranks OF the reviers of Henry Clay.
For office he has ranged himself among the slandeTers of
the man whom he tells us has acquired fame from which
no mans detract For office he has become
of that party who, he also tells guilty. and
guilty, 'of misrue every shape OF ignorance and
vice. For otice he has become the supporter oi adj
mnistrauon which, az he says again, 1T thing wrong
rotten and runous can bring its downfall and Disgrace
1t has done the work itself For his ISLANDERS and abuse
the whom ne has well called, teacher experienced
teacher OF eternal political truths and witness OF facts for
freedom against freedoms foesor his ISLANDERS and abuse
OF this man. he soughto obtain the Presidents smiles
and did wiring from his reluctant hand nomination
foreign mission The Senate refused with potential
voice. to allow the favor 10 follow the awning'-to raiy
the payment OF the wages OF his SANDER and abuse.
The disappointed oihco-seeker-he waiter Execu-
tive tavors-the subserviont instrument of traitor Pesi.
dent returns TO his constituents and asks them
elect him To the seatn Congress- the independence and
probability OF which he prostraed the the Pesi-
dent whose treachory he counseed and abetted.
1--WE cannot suppose possible that there be found in
the whole broad compass OF the land consucncy-much
less constituency whom he had betrayed-who would be
willing to be represencd by such mnn.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
Collector of the Ctr

We believe. far have been informed, that the
Wing party Of Richmond, hardly with exception ap.
prove OF the purpose Of making John Wight Collector OF
Taxes for the City, and what more that many Democrats
approve it too, and will aid in oiicctng it,
l. it right Is reiriJafire? Is II not reaelia
VIII 1t read lesson OF moral value the parties Of
tris country
Too leng have the Wings been tame, and acquescent
and submissive, under the prGscnptve system of the So
called Democratic Party. They hoped system was to
be temporary and would be changed They did there
fore resist II by retaliation. But their lberay has been
uniformly sPurned They prescribe, but they
prescribed. Even Col. Hopkins, of Powhatan pro-
scnbes themthe whom the Wings reelected without
opposition, to political Office too when they had the
power put him out!
IT. after this nfraction Of all the maxims of iberaly-
IT, after this conIempuous treatment and ungenerous
return of good Offices the Wings Of Richmond elect Loc0
Focos any offices of honour of profit they will deserve
be spit upon Col Henry L. Hopkins has spit upon the
obligations which he under the Wing party. They
now, say again, for revenge sake but
tain principles, the principles of Humanity of Justice
of Liberay, teach Locofocoism lesson which the bel
gerent night Of Retaiaton intended teach and always
succeeds in teaching
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
GnnlpbeH.

Col VIM b. Brown, strong selection, has been brought
out by the Wings Of Campbell, in place Of Richard II
Toer, Esq, nominated for Congress by the Farmve Con-
yenusn
ing faith through all that region of eounuy-Lynch.
burg, Campbell, Bedford, Amherst, Nelson Abemare,
Buckingham Charlotte, franklin Patrick, Pitsyyania and
Henry-in Wing Mr.. Toer's election to Con-
gress, Mr. Goggn's, Mr.. Geo. IL. Gimers in the Hail
fax District, believe be perfectly practicable, if the
Wings 20 work in the right way and with the doemn-
ed purpose of succeeding Their is goods go.
rious-s patroiic-and urge upon them in the Of
their country their children, leave honorable
fort untrieG to accomplish their end.