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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09
Th1nss in philasseirhia.
Correspondence Of Tie n. Y. Tribune.

PHILApgLPHIA, Jan. 8, p
The nomination of Mr. Couec.or Smith has not yet been
acted on by the u 5. Senate. II VIII doubtless, however
be disposed OF in a days. The nsne OF Judge CALVIN
Blythe who, during the administration OF MT an BuFeh
was appointed Collector has again been mentioned 10
n.ctiou with the same. Really, there are some aspiring
Judge, in Pennsylvania from the simple fact OF there heog
no less than three whose mentioned as applicants
for the Colecorship viz Judge Blythe Judge Parsons
and Judge Porter!
There /. nothing from Harrisburgh se'era rofi.
nations for udgeshps have been sent 10 The Senate By the
o,ernor but none 10 supply the place of Judge Barton
IN Tuesav next both Houses go rto joint meeting for the
purpose of eec,ng United States Senator Considerable
diicuy exists among the Loco Fccos at Harshurs on tbs
subjsct There is much opposition manifested against The
reelection OF Buchanan and II is satd the Porter men
threaten defeat his election unless compromise oe made
relative 10 the pubiic printing.
The supper of the Philadelphia Typographical Society,
which came eff Saturday evening at Sauaersors vasa
asncent affair throughout. The company iargc-sup.
per exceen,-spe.ches, sopgs,' &c. lively. and patriotic
Joy and mirh ihere TO say nothing OF The nteg
epce that always participates at these annual festive boards
The meeting oil the friends Martin Van Buren, which
took place at the Chinese Museum Saloon last evening
was an ordinary affair inIeedby no means very crafty.
ing to the envious feelings OF the ExPresident Thomas
Hart Benton there but MAJOR Davelnc OF your
state figured somewhat conspcuously.
Victor aer, of Chestnut street asaiona6s' was
committed by The Mayor Saturday morning,
to the charge of stealing the cloak OF DIR. Raymond from
the Washington House.
In the Court OF General Sessions Saturday, Edward
Stevens y,ung genleel address, was sentenced 10
two years pronnent Tor The larceny OF watch and
George Morris old gray haired man. for conspiracy
steal dead bodies undergo the same term OF imprs,n
Uent.
The Monroe Edwards money abou, $4,000, decreed to
two firms in your city, on Saturday morning with
drawn from the BaRk OF North America, where Recorder
vaux had deposited the same, and paid over to The counsel
of the fruis.
The business at the Stock Board Saturday was
uay large. draft NewYork for $l7oo sold at pre-
MUM per u. s. Bank shares brought 81 The
Second Board but buyers were by means plenty.
BRUTus
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a
G.SrLgNsx-Al,housh have waited impatienuy ,Ii
49,, 70 r:tbfrav from the Capitol, find now that SAD
mes weighs with the joys anticipated. >,
The siad friends greeted me on my alElSai
assume trust which seemed too great Tor me- nov a'.e
w. :, member apparently undiHinished. and with Isa
nnabS,-d Offering oftbeir continued
II could whou, giving cause for msappsenens.os,
meet lhos friends The manner you propose and esple
,ybn, reserve te feelings which Ibis separation eAees,
j he nne Of the proudest haPpiest events o. my
iifr but genemeu, there principles OF IN h
Of lb-rrv of eonaly and Of humanity involved IN e
Administration which you justify, and most OF these p,,
roles are yet the subject OF controversy Aney avg
in,rorfan, gan any temporary personal interes.si
have thought it due 10 my country and TO those
70 reJgv Them rarl the prejudice and passion unasoaaoy
.ae,. against myself, representative OF stsa. Pa,S,
in seasoa of intense political excerSeat MS
has seemed 10 require retremsi!rom MOI ons puu
Office, but fem public ne, and as wen rom puos S;
a. from, public responsibilities Be pleased 10 accept 'n.s
as NV apoi y declining ysur kind Invitation Happily
ter no necessity such compliment The generous
confidence rvposed by The people OF Albany Known
threvchou, tke State ana public demonstration couia
irnr,, il more deeply my heart ard memory aeept
.ateuen for Yourselves ard fellow citizens assurances oil
i'st'"S S''4''>s WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
To Samuel Stevens James Homer, John l. schsolera'
sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

DEATHS OF EMlSEsr CrTizKSs.-The decease,
within few days past. OF GGoReS WILSON, Esq,
one of our pronlinsns advocates; of STEVENS T
Mason, Ex-Governor of Michigan: and of CoKSE-
LIus HkyER, President Of the Bank Of New.fcrk,
has rarely been patalleled in the annals Of our
City. Tbs less os,hsse gentlemen, all Of them in
the midst of their activity and usefulness is deeply
felt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

~ On our last page interesting document ,lo, ,.e
Postmaster General concerning the Reduction OF LEG
of Postage. ,,d N.
u' Two interesting letters from ~asn'sE.Op' .n
continuation of the Proceedings Of The Naval cou IN
onIr ,no the soners u,isy may be oHnd on our h'st
page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

Boons.-A modern writer who has probably
benefited by experience, says:
Don't lend books. On this point be inexora-
bic both to friends and foes. Borrowed books
never get fair play. They are either lost, dam
aged, or kept. Not person in fifty returns
them to their owners in the state in which they
were given out"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

70 1t is said that Mrs. Smsll, the widowed
mother CT the unfortunate young man who parted
with his life on board the Somcrs, and who resides
in this city, has been in very distressed state of
mind, bordering upon insanity, since the news
reached her Of that melancholy event.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

,v,.ldno u purchase the new cheap p1b.cs-
~ So Nv viii find them all al the publication o,,ss
" rs r-ihaoe No. $50 Nassau-s.reet, opposite tne oS
yysI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

DJ' An elderly man named o. Butler, who has
been tending billiard table on the Terrace, al!
tempted to commit suicide yesterday by cutting
his throat with razor. He succeeded only rar-
tally, aad may recover. Buff Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

KESTScKY.-The Legislature of this State met
at Frankfort on the 3lst ult. A spirited canvass
ensued for Speaker of the House--feur candidates
Gall Wings being put in nomination. Ga the
fourth balo: all the Loco Focos threw their votes
for Hon. John L. Helm of Hardin, and aided II
Wings to elect him by majority-47 to rs diyi
ded-4 no, voting. Mr.. Helm is Wing, and has
been several times Speaker, but is thought rather
uncertain by both parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

SAD DEArH.-A young man named Joseph N
Robbins, on the 4th inst. at Dracutt, Mass. was
caught by the belt of wheel in a mill, where
he was at work, and carried against tho ceiling
with such force that his neck was broken. He
died instantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

D Twelve Justices of the Peace of Logan
County, Virginia, have united to aulify the General
Bankrupt Law, declaring tina. they will render
judgements and issue executions the ssnie
though there was no such law, being satisfied
that it is pernicieus law! Millers theory must
be right-this world is getting too wise to last
much longer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

oHlo.-The Loco-Focos are distracted and ap-
paled by the refusal of their Legislature to renew
the charters of the Specie-paying Banks, eleven of
which expired on the lst inst. They try to divide
the blame with the Wings, who generally refused
to vote for a bill continuing the charters for SIX
months, founded on the udeSt Loco-Foce con-
ceptions of Banking. This bill passed the Senate
by the votes OF II Locos and 10 Wings, against 4
Locos and 2 Wings bat was lost in the House.
81 Losos and Wings supporting, 9 Locos and %
Wings opposing 1.-THE Loco Foco leaders, M'Nul
ty, Byington, and Spinder, il, the negative The
Ohio Statesman argues that it will increase the
currency and give relief TO wind up these Banks,
because they have s35G,7s3 in Specie against
S25l, 4l9 of Issues! so, you see the currency will
be expanded by winding them up! The fools are
not all dead yet, or demagogues would not dare to
use such arguments.
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p,,,;. Diuner TO Gov. seward.

II
Fl. SEwARp, ESQ -Denr Sir: The nnderNsneo'
in coaor with many 81 yeur friends and tslicweizsns
y. Of m ,,por,nniry OF expressing To yoa Persos
are are o. az ss Of the ability fidelity with which
ven have administered Government Of hi. s'as dur,
ING the last four years and Tor that purpose no h
IL Dinner with yfer On sach day as saaA oes' so Soof
convenience. ,. -. ,,;s ,-,orturi,y IN
ne 80 .rr,nce Of their high esteem and per
soual regard. .,,,r STsyESS
a. d 5i, 81 9S ,,o.ws JAMES HoRNER.
JAS. STEW ENSON. No; Il; SS IN VECETEN
CHAS. :. CLMSTED, IsuNsSS- m ~ SrER
FRIEND HUMPHREY, Kob6Ki nu WEpR'
K l.. SPELslaN. hkNht 49,
-. =, GO IN DnffEtAS Il HUMPELLf,
-a I'm ToT,SSEND WAN EYCk,
800 1on JAMES TAYLOR,
!. ncTNTysE JOHN TAYLOR,
= p STnSES MILES JOY.
N KINGSLEY, ihoMAS 's-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

g The seeoad edition of the hrst number Of the Rain
bow, or osd,Feows Magazine, Published Orders
be supplied this mo-eng he Office Of The Tribune
Price L. cenE per number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

GEORGIA. special election for Member of
the present Congress te serve cut the unfinished
term of Hon. Richard w. Habet sham, deceased,
took place on Monday the ID inst. We have
returns from Chatham county (in which is Savan-
NAH which gave 523 votes eack tor Crawford,
Wing, and McDougald, Loco and Richmond (Au-
gustav county, which gives about 600 Wing to
800 Loco-the full vote not in. We presume Nc
Dougald is elected. Vote light.
The Savannah Republican of tho 4th says it is
rumored that Crawford received about 500 major
ity in Richmond county.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

RECENT DEArHs.-George CASSIDY Of Bergen
Co N. J. formerly NJ c., Judge T. NJ. Hickey of
Lexington, Ky, John Waggoner, one of Washing
tons Life-Guards, Lower Sandusky, OHIO, aged 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

" The Irish EmIgran, Society has Meeting ,O.nor.
row evening. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

CHINA WESTERN PRoDucTs.-The quantity
of Missouri Lead shipped to China in 1912 was
abeus 100 900 pigs, weighing $500 tons, and val
ued a, $4,000 and upwards. The whole guam
tity of Lead exported in 1912 was 800 600 pigs
one nall of which, it will be seen, went TO China.
The whole quantity of Lead produced in the United
STATES is abou, SEQ 900 pigs, and China takes one
fttA of the whole. The article OF Ginseng also,
a product OF our Western States is skipped large
" to China, and the value Of this wild western
root sent thence, within the last twelve or fifteen
months, amounts 10 upwards of million Of dollars.
We hope these facts will meet the eyes Of cur
Western Members of Congress, and If an appro-
priaton is asked for the expenses OF Commercial
Agent TO China, proposed BY the President, we
trust they Will not vote against it.
The BROADWAY OUrsasE.-The trial of Will
liam Dingier was concluded on Saturday, the day
being entirely spent in the summing up by Messrs.
Shepherd and Price for the defencc and Messrs.
Phillips and Whiting for the prosecution. The
charge of Judge Tallmadge was poin:edly against
the prisoner, though the testimony on both sides
was fairly discussed. He reminded the Jsry that
if the prisoner was found guilty os,randeg and the
ether witnesses for the defence must be deemed
guilty of perjury for the truth Of their testimony
was not reconcilable with Dingles's guilt. The
horrible nature of the crime was commented upon
and after an absence of about ten minutes the Jury
returned a verdict OF Guilty. The punishment is
confinement in the State Prison for no, less than
ten gears, and We trust it viii be vigorously ad-
miDis,ered Il is difficult to see bow any thing
like sympathy can BE excited for so depraved a
brute as has been convicted of the outrage.
FRos PoKTo Rico later dates have been reoeiv-
ed at New-orleans. The sugar crop viii fall short
nearly one third from drought. The coffee crop
viii be good.
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Court Calendar.

CIRCUIT JOURT.-N0s. %, 70, zoo, Do, %, 10,
II, y, 70, "a rs, 76, II, rs, 80, 81, 49, IS, 86,
81.
Coamos PLEAs-Nos. l, 80, 16, -, 26, As.
~ A FIRE broke out at about . cloak last eve
ming in the two story brick building 433 Water,
corner of Markes-st The upper part occu-
pied BY Mr.. Ellsworth carpenters shop ard
the lower was refeetoy. The upper part was
destroyed with the tools and stock. The loss was
trifiiog but there was no insurance. The Grc took
from ashes left by the apprentice boys who had
been in the roem in the afternoon and kindled a
fire. hydrant being at hand and The supply of
water being abundant, the engines which were
speedily on the spot soon arrested the progress of
the flames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

MuRDGn.-A Detroit paper states that man
named Berage, residing at Greenfield, Michigan,
recently beat his father-in-law, Thomas Holland,
aged 80, in such cruel manner, that he died OF
the INJURIES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

DeLAwAaE.-The Legislature of this State met
at Dover on the 3D. Presley Spruance was cho-
sea Speaker of the Senate, and VIM. o. Redfeld
Speaker of the House-both Wigs, Of course.
Gov. Cooper transmitted short and sensible Mes
sage, stating that Delaware is reasonably prosper
Gus, her Treasury wholly out of debt, her Finances
unembarrassed, her local Currency sound, her
Credit sound, and her Taxes ght--n fact every
thing in the apple-pe order that SO steady Wing
State would be expected to preserve. He regrets
that the Land Distribution has been stopped, but
wastes little talk on National affairs. He recon-
mends scversr law against Fraudulent Voting,
and more mercifu! one in regard to Imprisonment
for Debt.
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The Rroadwny Cottaae Atrocity.

Dngler it will be seen, has been found guilty, and
will of course be sent to the State Prison for many
years, if not for life Most certainly, the defence
set up by him ought to increase his punishment
considerably. To bring up such q gang of wit
nesses to destroy the character of the poor Tctim
of his fendish outrage is fragrant aggrava,ion of
the original wrong, which should not go unpunish-
ed Underhi cannot escape similar fate.
We observe that the Sunday Meas has made
very vindictive assault on AID Crous for allowing
Dingler to 60 home to his family on the night Of
his arrest-an error undoubtedly, but one which
led to no i'll consequence, and was committed IN
der mistaken impression of the nature of the
case. an Alderman who is not lawyer cannot
a!ways sindge ntuitively that offence is as iia-
grant as ii may afterward prove to be. Bat the in
situations thrown cut in various quarters (and we
understand they were countenanced by District
Attorney Whiting in his summing up oa Saturday.
that Aid. Crolius acted corruPtly IN this matter,
and TO screen political partisan, is too gross to
pass unrebuket Ii is false as falsehood can be.
Dinger and his colleagues in this horrible busine1s
were 10 a man Leco-F ocos, active and jealous; ne
has been prominently so for years, and was an p
plicant to Gov Bouck for office at the time OF the
outrage His atrocious den ef gambling and de-
bauchery was licensed BY His Honor the Mayor
and Alderman Shaer, during their Hold-over
reign. And, il any man inlagines that such houses
and such keepers of them are not uniformly Loco
Focos, let him try TO fnd one that is Wing, and
wa will agree 10 find two white blackbird5 TO eve
ry one such he can produce.
We abhor the mixing of politics with the public
reprobation Of such an outrage as this; bur the
impression has beer artfully, insidiously propaga-
ted that the Broadway Cottage was Wing house,
and somehow under the protection or favor of
Aid. Crolius, than which nothing can be more false
and unjust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

q We refer our frsends who are need of overshoes
10 the advertisement OF Mt. D. Hodgensa no. 81 Maiden
gale,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

~ To- vac AtaAsAc AsD UNITED STATES REGIS
~, r be wear rs4s may obtained al this once In
r.asv Tor mailing Price 12s cents Po'snassfs
and others RENTING dollar WIZ receive u eS'
mall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

% Henry Johnson, convicted a, ST. Louis of
the murder Of Major Floyd, has been sentenced to
be hung on the 18th of February. He requested
that as long time as possible might be allowed
him, for he hoped the real murderer would be
found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09
M..sAcHuszus.-We have letters from our

MA.sacHusETTs.-We have letters from our
oHr attentive correspondent detailing torciby the
proceedings in HE Legislature on thursday ana
Friday up TO / to o'clock, when ne was eoHpeii-
ed to hasten to the cars. We cannst tlnd room ior
these letters, and mus, ver briefly state theiE SUD
stance: There are two claimants OF scar from
the town of Whatelcy-Nash. Loco, and "hi'e'
Wing Nash appears to have had the most votes
but the SeIectmen declared there was no CHOICE
he says enormously, ard walks in and hangs UP MS
hat. having a certificate from the Town Clerk, VINO
is net a returning officer. White it appears does
not assume to vote. After wasting Wednesday IN
Intellectual balotings for Speaker, and Thursday IN
debating Mr.. Nash's right 10 vote, the House on
Friday voted to reject Mr.. Nash's vote alreaay
given: Yeas III Nays l75-Mr. Nash voting to
sustain himself! Mr. Colby, Wing, now moved
that neither of the claimants from Wharely should
vote and an attempt TO lay this on the table having
failed By ia TO ~ the House decides to consider
it by l76 to 10. a Loco row moved that the
Wing member from Chelsea should likewise be
excluded Che having been elected BY clear major
itv. and having regular return, signed oy me
three Selectmen, two of them Loces, but II Is con-
tended that the Town Meeting nad been adjourn
ed before he was chosen.) The amendment was
rejected, 176 TO 172; and the resolution then
adopted, III to Ia. So Mr.. Nash is bowed out
The Locos then attempted to adjourn; but the
House refused and voted, ia to 1853, TO proceed
forthwith 10 choose Speaker. Here our cores
,ondanr was obiyed TO rush for the cars bur there
was scarcely room for doubt that Thomas kiani-
cult, Wing, would now be chosen Speaker, and the
House duly organized. The Governors Guard,
whs had been waiting to convey the Government
to church. where the clergyman chosen last session
was tc preach the Election Sermon, and the sing
ers. &C. were rather out of patience with waiting
two or three days, were probably put ont of their
agony on Saturday; but the intense, alenveloping
fog. has prevented the arrival of the Saturday
nights boat from Norwich, and we are lef, to con-
lecture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

10 The ALBANY DAILY PATRIOT, an Adolf
ton journal, has just been started at Albany ::
Rev. Charles T. Torrey, Editor L. r. Noble,
Publisher We believe this the FIRST attemp, to
establish an Abolition daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

% Judge BoorH of Alabama, accused ofdrunk-
enness, gambling, protecting gamblers, &c. before
the Legislature of that State, has resigned his OF
ice, whereupoa the Iupeachuen, is abandoned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

MoRE MoRgoss.-The ship Emerald, from
Liverpool, brought batch of 143 Mormon emf
grants to the city yesterday. We wish them safe
arrva! at Nauvoo, and hope they may meet with no
detent;on 20 prolopg their stay in this region.
N, Q. Pieeyuns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

~ Committee from the Clay Club in No
bile have addressed a letter 10 HENRY CLAY, re-
guessing him to extend his visit TO the South TO
their city. They say they wish to manifest their
gratitude to the illus,rious citizen whose patriot
ism, overlooking all selfish and sectional consider
ations, embraces the whole Union, and whose long
public life has been devoted to the PermaDency
and stability of our free institutions and to the pros
peri,y, happiness and glory of our common coun-
try" In reply to this Mr.. CLAY answers, thar If
his health and business permit, OF whi;h he is not
certain, he will comply with their invitation with
the most lively pleasure; bus he desires that his
reception may no, partske of political character,
and that it may be unceremonious as possible.
The grea, Statesman of the West is received eye
rywhere at the South with the most enthusiastic
and hatsering welcome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

u The Christmas SUNDAY School Exercises IN The For.
syih-srec: Msthois, Episcopal Church win be repeated
fs e"s al he earnest desire OF asy who beard them
before, as ws as the hundreds who were unsb. ia obaia
aenitance TO The Church We sure that 10 Christians
these exercises willrchy repay sitsadsnce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

% HENRY CLAY is received with open hands
and hearts in them By the whole People OF New
Orleans. All party distinction is forgotten in the
universal desire do honor 10 The great American
Statesman. The Bar of New Orleans have aP-
pointed Committee to insist that me City's Guest
shall dine with them, and he has consented. All
crowd 10 visit him, and delighted with his
frank, noble bearing, and their cordial, informal
reception. Freed from cares Of State or business,
and favored BY the genial cline Mr. Clay is re-
gaining his health and bueyency of spirits. He
has consented to visit Mobile the last of this
month, on condition that no parade shall be made
or party character given TO his visit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

70 Mr.. Morris Williams, while driving a load
of cotton near New Orleans few day. since, fell
from his Wagon and was 50 severely injured that,
he died in few moments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

20 report was circulated yesterday that an
other revolving outrage on young woman had
been committed III the upper part of the City on
Saturday night. Oar reporter could not trace it TO
any reliable source
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

u Mr. Nehemiah Hail, an aged gentleman of
Uxbridge, Mass YVES found dead, lying across
barrel IN MS barn, few days since. 1t is supposed
ne fell from beam aloft. This is the third fatal
accident in that town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-09

FRoN PoETo Rico later dates have been receiv-
ed at New-orleans. The sugar crop viii fall short
nearly one third from drought. The coffee crop
will be good.