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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11

OF ZAP CASH sToAE.
j. N. Armstrong & Co..
OPPOSITE MARKET nousE1
"A did assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOOD
selected very recently. and with great care - fr.
iadeiPhia and New York markets. on the .,os
pie pie Terms. which they are determined to sell
FOX CASH, or to those who will pay when g.
to do So
heir stock consists in mart of III, fo,,-s
clcs, viz:
large assortmentof Chusans IS new and beaut,r -..
A'Paeha Lustres, black and colorcd, plain an, .l-.
large and brilliant assortm tment of Muslin i--.
OF the newest and most beautiful Parisan
handsome assortment of figured silks, Of ist.. .t
styles and patterns. = -
Printed velvets a bea aud t,s,;or.l,.
Cashmere d Grace Cashmere d. BSCossi
UfePe w: DE Lanes Broche figured Ponexes,er.
w, wv iae oat'n d Chene, for Cardinals or Dress
"utereu silk velves. beautiful article for asss br
. nets, fashionable and entirely new IVY
K S; tfnges and gymps. asserted colors and widths
me thibet shaws rE
bucclcugh and Broche sha wis H'
spend Paris Cashmere and Dalkeith shaw
"aaies velvet cravuts, silk and thibet hah.. n
assorted. $3.50
thread and Lyle laces, cdgings and inscr: o. .-s
Cardinals. EE.
A beautiful aesortnent or ho,,., -, -.
ribbons. il -
pack and colored satin and mantus do As. .rs
n -" ""o Lcghorh oonnets, latest styles.
eriuniery. great variety of tho most s,lt k,uds.
Laaies black and heeced silk hose iH|
Ladies lambs wool cashmere mohas sls and cotton do
cents lambs wool, silk, merino aud cotton half hose
iarse assortment Of linen cambric handkerchie
broidered and brevered. Il1-TTIE
gloves, a genera assortment Of all kinds. -a
avery large and superb assortment of -
Cloths, Cassimers and vestings, 81
consisting OF super, and super super black French
cloths, assorted.
Belgian do.-Pilot and Beaver do -.T
DOL dye black blue and fancy colored do assorted.
slack french Cassimeres, plain and fancy assorted
Eng sh and American cloths and res assorted
A large stock Of woollen, woollen velvet and Thbet
vestings.
Satin, silk and Marscills do assorted -
GentIemens silk, satin aud wooden scarfs nd crsvsts
Linen and cotton shirts.
Siik, narino, and xouy shirts md dra we,s
oen.s EhgIsh and India silk, and L. e. .hsndkefchisfs
"a''ihets, tweed Cashmere, Kentucky jean~s and lin.
sey. 80 -
Fiannels. tn bet, silk wel-a, and Domet do ~
dotwliec white H~c colouied, fine article for draw
crs md shirts.
Carpeting, rugs and Aoor cloths ..,r
"'a"kets. extra super and common. bln,, black,
green, and red mackinaw fk E7U
super whitney ana rose. bed and cradle TO- +
: lin.s S Cn'ntzcs, splendd assortnse {. Sr. w.
Irish linnen and shcctino
l.adies shoes aud CATERS, assorted.
"en.s ca" and water proof boots and negro shoes.
.ehts iur and cloth caps assd. e# :
and manila mats, umbrellas, silk and cotton.
pgethcr with great variety OF other articles. the
hoie comprising Of the best soeks ever brought
!" th's market-all of which they are determined to
ell ut extremely low pr ees.
uJCountry Merchants and others visiting the city
" find il TO their interest to call and cyar ne orr
took before they purchase.
J. N. ARMsTRonC tx.
Sash Vile, Sept. ~, ie4s.-al.iw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11

HAVE removed to their new store on the cor
Ii ner of Main and Water streets, and have
lust received and have on hand a very large sup
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11
PAYABLE QUARTERLY

Announcement OF candidates, will be charged ar
ether advertisements.
No advertisement of gross, abusive pc orsonaI nature
will be published at any price,. -. :
All letters must be post paid =.
Single copies of the paper. 12 l-2 cents
The above terms will be strictly adhered to-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11

FOR SALE.
ME subscriber has on hand and offers for sa e at
L. cost and carriage, one good Saw Mill Crank which
may be seen at Scott, w fite Il Co. warehouse, in
Van Buren,. "
~ WIN. STEWARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-11-11
JOHN AUSTIN N|Clt

JOHN AUSTIN d Cli
"a AVE received, per Steam Boa i 4
= for sale, low for cash,
$50 bbIs whiskey
5 casks Cogniac and Am. brandt.
10 bbls Wheeling ale
10000 lbs Juniata iron
1000 los plough moulds y
I.OOO lbs Am. blister steel "
800 lbs Eng. do do "
10000 dog. cotton yarns
''ooo lbs castings and dog irons
So kegs nails -
20 boxes soap
!5O0 lbs bar lead 90
1000 gallons stone ware iip
lo bus. clover seed
20 do timothy do = la
25 boxes pit. TASKS t4,
June 20. lS43. -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
LECTuREs on GEOLOGY.

- DoctoR LrhLL. LECTURES os GEoLoCY.-The Sc
cond EDITION OF these celebrated Lectures reported for Tn
Tribune ready 1t contains Engraved Frontispiece
exhibiting ideal Of part The Earth, Crust with
explanations. l. Will also general Introduction
G-oogy before published. Lecture embraces h- fo
lowing subjects iuyersne, Lacastne Period Volcanic Pc
nod Eruption Of Cosesuina, Mount Dor Lcture H. The
terth Marine Strata fenos Auvergn- District Sub
Apl-rnr> Mount .Et1.. Lecture Ill Upheasal and Subs
dce Of The Earth, Maple Temple Of Scraps None Suo
70. Lecture w Coral Refs, Coral Islands. Lecture V
Onyin Of Coal. Lecture VI Fossil Footprints Lecture VII
Recession Of The Falls Of Niagara Lsct,p. VIII Bouid-rs
aat Ic~berss
To the above also ADDED In this edition setch Of the
Lecture o Dr. j. Ar cCsrTNE delivered before
LYcsum Of Natural History Tie gh Of December last oa
the DiTersyst RGces Of Me,.
fnce p-I singh copy 2J Pcstnssters renting
One Dollar Viii b entitled. to hye copies.
GREELEY Y NcELRATH
Tribune Buildings Neq-YoTk
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
STATE APPOINTMENTS
For .7sgnt-Allcbeel Hoffman, OF H-rkimef.
.0r hsspsr-ELam Lyndes. of Ongnda-a.

For .1Sgnt-Allcbarl Hoffman OF Hrrkimef.
For heePsr-Elam Lyndrs, Of onoada-a.
For PhgsiciqH-AadfsM K. Hoffman OF Sing Sing
For .4ssistant ksepers-Abasr y Bsrlsle, Of Hudson
james " Jackson, Of Albany Peter Tooper Of Pough-
ksePe- Joel Whitney OF N-wbnrgh; William Brown OF
do; James Banks OF Whit Plans, John Mead ofdo Ed
ward 2 t1;, of Mount Pleasant; Heury D Sros Of do:
lesePh Reqre II de-; Burg.-r AN HON of do; jacob
MontEss Of DO. Thomas, ef do; Joseph l. Smith, OF
sing Sing NalheaJ cfe of North CastI-; Jas. Weeks
Of NV Cate; Jonathan ksapp Of N-w York; Benjamin
Wood OF do L Boomsr Of DO: james P Martin If Sui
hTaa county: AiYah Colwell. OF Putnam county-2I
4l-s5fs. John 7 ice Fr=,-fick " Wcrlen, and John
Fershe- -e bcn retained for the present The, having been
recently appointed by the old Board.
t.pr C5cpte5yt-John Lucky, re-tPPoirr-d.
NatrcH-AlrS. ISABELLA Bard Of sng-Sn.
.4sslsana Mat,crsNlrs C.ry-uter OF Sew-Y orl: Nfs
Hammond, ef Monut Pheasant.
For Guards-Jan-, Red of West Point. John Ackart.
Milton, Ulster county, john Jenkins Of S-w-Yo,k Jas
Mlcl-sl of DO: Christian B Blanchard Of do; Joha Ro-
m-ynr of Yorktown, Ward Acker OF Siar-Sia- Philip
"hita-y OF sasSnc: Ehhu ScoGed of do; ISRAEL Pu!-
dy Of White Plains George Banks of Mount Pheasant
Stephen Acks:, OF do; VIM Hunt of DO; Ben amin Kruu
Of do; Jotn Angsviae, Of do; William P Tsrkes Of do
Thomas Hitchcock of do; Benjamin z. Brown Of DO;
Samuel DiRses OF do; Abraham Lee of Pleassatre Jo
ssPh Miller. Of Peeksk:ll: James Flnnins CautsIburv
Orange couaty, EmGy Diag-y, Of Bedfczd-23.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

IRELASD.-Mr. W z. ROBINSON is row In
town, on his wsy 60 Newark, Philadelphia, Bal
tinlore, Charleston, Pitsburg, Cincinnati, Buffalo,
&c, where he proposes TO lecture on his native
Country. he intends to make visit to Ireland
IN the course of few weeks, where he vii proba-
bly, remain about two years. He delivers a Fare
well Lecture IN TINS CITY on "Wednesday evening
next In Washington Hall, Broadway; and also
one in BROOKLYN, IN Halls Exchange Bindings,
on Tuesday evening next. As ttis VIII be his
last Lecture here before visiting Ireland, we be
speak for him large audience. Mr- Robinson
delivered few Lectures on Ireland IN utica a
few weeks since, Of winch wc find the following
norce IN the Gazette, wrtten BY Judge BAco''
Of Utica, formerly Member Of Congress, and
Comptroller Of the {. 5. Treasury under ieffer-
son and Madison
Mr. RosINso: continued and concluded his
Lectures on Irish History on SATURDAY. and Mon
dav evenings. with much ability. and 10 marked
effect upon his numerous audiences As gene
raj remark, We may say that we nave heard few
If any, better or more accomplished speakers IN
the lecture-room, than NJ. r. He has a fine,
clear dnd musical voice. adapting liSeA 10 liic
varied sentiments and emotions TO which he
would give utterance and which he moduatcs
accordingly in al necessary variety; writes
poetry well, and recI,es 1t admirably. One could
not t;il to discern that he was a we-edpcateo
gentleman from internal evidence, and we since
learn that he IS regular graduate OF ale Col
Iege. His knowledge Of Irish history Is exceed
ingly full and ample, and he turns ii all TO great
account IN illustrating the long history Of heT
wrongs and expressions for untold centuries
All Is well that ends we'll and certainty 1t has
been so with Nir. Robinson and his very learned
intellectual and eloquent Lectures. 1t Is not tc
be wondered at that he should be great iayorlte
with hs immigrant countrymen, and that MS
nch and eloquent tones should enter Their hearts
like a tumpet-call, as they do. He can yet DO
what we doubt not Is his first wish and Object
much good among them IN various respects. y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
Our European Letters.

We have several correspondents now IN Europe
from whose letters We anticipate much interest
and profit to our readers. He whose fourth Let
ter we publish to-day left Genoa in March for Ma
pies, and would thence visit Rome, Florence, Pisa,
Leghorn, Venice, Milan, &c. on his way TO switz-
erland crossing the Alps on foof SO as to examine
fully It's most wonderful Mountains, Passes, Gla-
clers, &c. which escape the mass ottraveicrs who
follow the more frcquented routes. We are sure
our readers will share the pleasure with winch we
make this announcement
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
r,o, rho BaIt,a,oo. Su, Ian. II.

s,Sp5s SAHsAYAHILL.-ScGfi.t Fecs, dtSa,msd Ct Is
t,yr0r5.rhls da.-eIuo, aud taIuns dc'i0n whicn ha
swept from The OF time m4ay both At the innocent
infancy and i, aud vigorous i"nod cl
manhood h. length 10 bln- aud antdote aud ~ =, Il
effects upon system, lad by IT. powerful Iniu
rnee. 4 iti grand ctitd ct hlr Vm Pat'tekS, would
cCrd-r attacked with fever which leit her III
dreadful state her little body covered with patches OF
scarlet eruption large lump something like be, and Il
l-tst Inches diameter ms appearance one h9ul
der which broke and dchaIs almost incredible quantity
oifensiye matter aud corrpuOn b-sle, i she dis
cht-t large quantity of corruption from the Of
Ontgys character. Almost dcSllnS Of stopping III.
dscfse theJ made nal Of sendss 1arsegasilla which r.
Itctg the child having taken only bottle. For tie
benefit OF os, suffering from the bauui effects o this borl
be dis-dse Mr. farr,ck VIII b. pleased inform person
th- i5 Jta-in-nt If they Will cs al his
resId-nc- IN txeter street., neaf avn.
For paiucul.s advertisements this aud other citJ
Ier.
Prepared nd sold wholesale lnd retail aud for erpOrtaron
h5 4 b. SANDS co, Druggists md Chemists Gfanlte
Buildings y z73 Bvi'iSaY o Chambers Street New
lcik Sold also b. \. B. i D. sad Drugs5ts, No. - and
100 tlton David SANDS Co. No. Last Broadway
o 5laTkrt aHi by Druggists gensr through
,h tmted Pne- I bottle, bottles On
sHt dCcuInSHLs may De
W. should recommend those who fond OF obtain
ins the full worth oi amusement of the: TO 20 to tn
American Museum and II th.y 10 very sincerely thank
lCf II afterwards, why they otsht U, tlats eli.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
THE soslERs ,MUTINY.

Psmphst containing all the Testimony Documents Mar
atve and Particulars of the Tragedy on board the United
States Bfi sonies with The Portrait Of Commander Mac
RESzIE fac-simile of Spenee Greek Programme
rate Drawing OF The Soers she on the wiki ne-
no. riews descriptions SC Price II; cents. Postmaster,
RENTING 81 nil .rcg:ys twelve copies,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Fyt,,rrrf.t. Ami >

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oaaS ssAe 49, ,i,T "a. s. ,Fo ,(t.r Bs,s,l
-. ;,i considerable. For Peansy Is ,uia i5snk
so ,ri 80 lid, Mountaineering Bank - asked ard
r. c,,lo,,,- ar ,hs sales at both holrs S2rn
,oss =, stN6. sp,.n Isb.h Niurt.sce Lean 81 jSi
- - CT Bat T. ,,ls ;;,rl IT u; 5 DO Western Bank
- 60, Ri ~. "a 10 a, q S2N0 Lshicl,
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c'N>' lN'J & =, So 80. :. ~ soo psnnx, y,ril
50. >ia'.l irrnsyiN ana tNeS' l''9'A' ~
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-, i,, p, .s.,l r.sInrtl5u of business on
'"u P"I' ., .,,-.,., ;, N ,,,,, r. IA.
W. 'l>, ''' = =, a., ir.t,r,ior whose
HIAl 90 @ '' - -, ~ - W. ,f Il. mia.
"''sis ''.'l'' ''' ~ e9i,- :. t.,. mn,
NOUS ana n''i 'iaei V'''' ,, ,h
Hinsa H'lsssh. : i''''s .''l ''o ~ -.
. bios trnsn>'aS b thN VIII ever - ~ y ~
fron that iuf,my which nstlg 't,a,1es r'S.lt 70 It
w have several highly h'n'r'6ir and ntl 'us ~
tsphti ~ i'se S'ainst a'' 'stz es'' M,
benefits conferred Rr@n N i'''s> = -. ~
NHion- th's numheI ins ih'l''tii' 'i' 'N
ch.n5c> Northern Libefties. Se0yny afS ana
worthy Of partlcrl'r mention. ne 'Ne ifs' Ns '
70 The most uneouudv'i e'nhdeacs
lrlrr Of nothing new III Escln-e'-fa' continue i'"'
matfrIal change
Tn, business prospects ocu CITY duE,ug The rrent week
vii D. Of the lively and animated chscter AnunnsnaI
activity presents itze along the whavss on e Dga"are
which Is ohcsr'n- - the heart aud piess'nN '' ', "
able witness such renovation IN commercial matters
h Is, than twelve ARRIVAL, from foreign oIf' ystriy
nur OF which ar. OF an important iud valuable character
n th,.e most dsp. Interested OF the abovs, III, CARGO oi
m c,.rei ,f .u-,, ,n, noas,e ,h7 of cotF,, hides
i,c,. IT,, 49,. ,I., t,ift..o ,tr,ysI. all
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p, o'n on ,i 'n..i W., ,.,r ,ho,lr o1f
s.'a,,, ~, ~ @ ,hll h. snabl. T., ohr,in work
" LII winch | ever recollect 10
-. - ,l nor, ,l FL ,I.I.lpl. ,re nov lyIns ,t South
yI,r, t,,y Gzpur ,fr. The, AZ. the e>, b9rl hide
HlroId nr ton and tn bark Creole, Just arrived from
C;,l-,l,,r .I. t, ,n,,li,i ,s,el. r>cnbs
.,l ,I ,,,b ,tI b,,- ,,,irto.l !, -h bl,. reor The
ta fsi,,o - 2 if,. th. Cb,I.Ia Harold y,, built ~,
me-, "a, ,,,- ,,,lg lar Ill., ,.,,,o, tr,l- md ha,
,s,.,,s, b... ,,,, ,,f ,rs Dt,v,c.r,,sr
Il, ma, ,bs l,rs .rl f,ls,l, Iv4,n. Of X T. Jones
-, I'm, N,ri, ta,ylir Montgomery. Co,intv a few
nil. ,bs ,,. lrro,e.I by 6rs on Wednesday
c,,,t I..--l,.. s4an
TIN, n,r,t.l ttI WIN, i,,1-r the Eatonsl Forum h.,
been IN into the DAILY Chronicle Som. Tor H. the
Wh Of Ph,l,delpb,a Io. bold ind ieass, adyoc,. Of
hejr principle IN rt- person of Jlmas Wallace E,l,
whose pen has rendered ooac"ab'e good to The ai pros
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
Court CaIendar-Tm. Day.

srrssrox Corxr.-Scs B. s9, ., %. y IS ss, ,es
cossos FrkA.--Ses. s., 50, o., 81, 50, los. q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

ACCIDENTS on THE LOWELL RMLRoAo.-Apoo
woman named Burns in crossing the railroad on
Monday evening near the depot, Was knocked
down by the Nashua tram OF cars, and two OF the
wheels passing over her legs, they were cut oil
The tram was moving very slowly, but she beng
deaf was not aware of their approach until she
was touched by the conductor, IN his Intellectual
endeavors to push her from danger. The other
was tha, of an intoxicated man who fell back
wards from the cars when about mile out OF
Boston, and was very seriously injured.
Lowell Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

Fast DM-The Governor OF Georgia has ap
pointed the frs, Friday of May next, as fast day
in that State.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

ST. DoMNco.-We learn from Capt. Moore of
the schooner Falcon, that the city OF st. Domnl-
20 surrendered to the forces Of the new Govern
menl OF ilaytl, on the Both ult. after slight
sklrlnistl, IN winch ten or twelve only were killed.
Journal Of Commerce.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

" Rauhs Safety Valves prevent 'as oa,,I "a Ia-
ofsteamboar boilers manufactured at the foaao tcY
chine shops of T. T. Secor * Co. al the >hofteit no'te
BE- placed the boat within esht hours as, r.n
Ii. order. {2l ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

NJ Conclusion OF the Life and speee.,t OK
of Henry CIay.-The concluding Number o, o. Ip,rc,ay
will be published THURSDAY morning, az NO .ss
street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

RcE.-ll Is SAID rice was first planted IN Caro-
Ina IN 66S but oysing 20 bad seed ii was aball-
doned. In the year 695 vessel arrived from Mad.
agascar, the master of which furnished gentle
man witha small quantity, from which has sprung
immense sources OF wealth to the Southern States.
So much for the remnant Of L sea store left in
the bottom Of bag.' Nashville AgriculturaIist
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25
DESIGNATION OF SPECIAL MASTERS BY THF
CHANCELLOR

FIRST ClScutI.-fho r. kuggIrs Who has bal, Te-st,-
pointed e the Office Of Nastr s-a9 designated Es
Mister The place David Codwl.e whose term OF oiicc
Master he's expired.
Srco>D CKctlr-F,edefick j. Cofin Of Sorners t1ecp.
ueg Master tte place OF r Z. Vors whose Of office
i Master Ia, rxrirsd
THRp CIicr iT.-JohI Y L Pruyn Of Albany Injunction
u st-r the piece OF Samuel VI Woodruff erm Of
athcs ~s;-rlts -arised ind Dennis Gstey OF Albany
Iaany Master the place OF J. Y L. Puyn who di-
Hltsi iUHnction Master.
FnrH .Creer1r-Jo,~rb { Ps..d,ge Of w4t-rtosa. E,-
cPuou Master, the place OF Robert Lsn5lng whose sm
orhre a Master h., -lrprrd.
eEygyTH CIkcutrH-nry Nf,llari Il lnburu mluncticn
Master, liter The 18th My 1918 tn place Of Amos Could
Whose t-In 81 otfce will then har- expired Theron
Strong OF "ayn County, who has been r,-afpoin
ce Ut si>trr a-lu desI-lt-t Exception a5;sr
joseph u = FTsI 81 Cortland County. Exception Master
thrltce o John Ihcuia ho Of Office Master h.s
erntTd.
r'';trE CrsecrT -Charl-s Z Al4risoa Of Ch.n,lnqne
e@ruty, tNeet4n Master, IN h- pl5cs %! je5yc Walker
Who's term gl elhe. =. AIast-r ha. :, ,nI..t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

II \ seamsress IN London, it appears Is paid
Cd. for making sailors shirts. By working very
hard land finding her Own needles, she may
thus earn 4sd. day. The price OF the cheapest
quarterr loaf she can buy is SID. A loaf of bread
is Id deerer than her whole DAYS work.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

Ono BASSs.-The Columbus Statesman con-
tans !. statement showing the condition OF the
Banks in Ohio tten IN number, for the months ot
January. February and March, 1913; from which
il appears that on the first inst, their aggregate
capital was S:S.9l .S07 deposits $S03, ,247 due
to Banks S92, 6S; other liabilities S5l5. .430 );
their assets notes and bills discounted 3,929,-
37l; specie $3.50. .726; bank notes S595,090
due from Banks S352,0o0; other resources ST.
LOB SO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

fg7- El,eenth tgq,d comps,ns that AID Hatfield fea-
der. that Ward grossly offensive 70 the nose BY stacking VI
ilnmeuse mound Of s:a5Iemauure "a "eli "ha' =
The Jeing Alderman # ,hefs are aoPniss 4" s0
the offce
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

Fora Le,te, from, Genoa EoIv., Literary NottceS,
I,1diqn Murders. &c, see First PAGE.
10 For Pom, by E. W. B. Gaming and Letter oif
~ r. Wiis from the L4dy's Book for MAJ ser Last rage
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

TIE L,TE DR. SourHEy.-By his will, dated
the 26lh of August, 1889, DIR. Southey bcqucathed
to his vile all the personal property possessed by
her previously 10 their marriage, together with the
interest of the sum OF E2,000, during her lc.-
The residue OF hs property, including the above
$4,000, he has bcqucathcd 10 hls four children
Charles Cnthber >outhey, Edith Mary Waiter,
Bertha Hill. and Katharine Southey-equally y
and in case Of ,hcdeah of any of them before the
testator their share is TO be divided amongst Their
children If any The executors named arc
Henry Herbert Southey, NJ. d. of Harley street !;
and Henry Taylor, Esq. Of the Colonial Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

u Sax,on < Miles have just published IN a
neat two shilling volume Display, by Jane Tay-
lor, whose high fame precludeS the necessity of
commenting her works.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

u D. Appleton y Co. 200 Broadway have
Just published No - OF Hector o'Halloran, BY
Maxwell-author OF the Stores OF Waterloo 1t
is an amusing story illustrated IL amusing style.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

Nsw Music, The Night of Adventure
Romance by G. w. Eccleso; I've no Heart for
the Men by do; and Hey. Get Along Rosey"
as sung by Mrs. Tlmm, have been published By
Firth * Hall Franklin Square.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

~ a Loeo-Foeo' vTite a5 complaining lai We aPP!
opprotIios epe opponents account Of out Political
difference The charge !, false We spoke truly Of the
runaway Treasurer Of SIssesippi rascay Locotoe9
not ra.eily because he y Loeo-Foco b"t bsea"Nt
ne fasca II Loco.Foco had possessed common DIS
cernaent Or read The paragraph he obiec,s 70 with ans eai
he y ouid have found in } nothing offensive
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

Is We understand that the Juvenile Concert OF
Mr.. BK,pBuRY, which was SO well attended and 50
highly admired At the tabernacle ON Wednesday
evening, will be repeated, before many days at the
request OF great number of the audience.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

~ M,cncAN has suffered greatly, with the
West IN general, by the protracted severity OF the
winter II is estimated that cae,third of the cat
lie of the State have perished, while the consump
ton of Gram, Vegetables, &c. to sustain the re-
anainier, has seriously impaired the resources of
The country
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

G A few copies Of he illustrated London New, and
also of Punch OF the London Char received yer the
Britannia ar. .,lll lnr vale st this offIcs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

u' The meeting OF citizens friendly to the for
nation of General Society for the Protection and
Information of Immigrants arriving at this Port
from Europe (Which was advertised to take place
ut Washington Hail this evening" is unavodably
postponed ON accouu, of the preoccupation OF the
Hall. We trust ii wall not long be delayed as
,he necessity for the formation of such Society Is
strong and urgent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

l-js Hon. CALEB &. SMITH has been nominated
for Congress by the Wings Of the Nth District
OF Indiana, composed Of Henry, Fayette, Union
and Wayne Counties. The vote IN full Conven-
ton stood smith 50; 5. w. Parker 32 James
Rardcn 10; James Perry 5: clear majority
for Smith on the first ballot He is as good as
elected
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

" Two TBoCssxp PoCsos Of Brewer Tyl'e e'e IN use
On this paper are ios sae VIII be old in quantities TO st
pnfcasets No orders will b. attended uness accompanied
by the cash The TyIe from the foundr Of Geosr Bruce
and is In good order. Pnes % pr pound cash
I- Alo about FIVE HrspRsD pound5 Asat at 80 ceuts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

ert La NOT vs. Freaerek HerettsAc,iou for .s,sl. y.
battery brought By he steward Of the packet snip Is.
mua,to maui acailst the Captain charge 9t
him with his 6s and also cutting his hands with
Brfor. JUDI R4ndaiI tepAes .4A>rson 1'ss ses
psorsA similar brought by black n, C.o-
Of the ship Euaw from Liverpool account % ' -. f,t.
striking him with his op~n hand on Ihe ''ds %
for cYoss negligence. Vrftc, ios defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-25

u Tnr CoLuMsrs ROBBERY is likely to prove
d rich affair, duplicating some Of the most promm-
cnt men in the place. Mr.. John Lang Lewis,
late Mayor, leading Loco-toco stump orator,
and now Solicitor OF the Circuit, has been ar
rested and held 10 bail