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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

IYDuLoEScE-The erripg ara ofnmes
more easily reclaimed by giving them credit
for virtues than by exposing their vices.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

The London Spectator speaks Of tho
United States as the proud republic. We
are proud, and reformed too, and with
shame be il spoken. when we were much
younger we whipt orr mother twice.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

YoUTH AND AGE. Youth is the season
for silence aud observation; while II is for
old age to be communicative. In youth,
the eyes and ears are of acute perception;
but in atcr.ycars, when the eyes grow
dim and the ears become deaf, the tongue
should be employed to convey to others the
accumulated knowledge Of life.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-04-22

The newspapers at times have very odd
things in them; amongsttho advertisements
in late London paper, we read that Two
Sisters want washirE,' and that "Spinstcr,
particular" fond Of children, wishes for
two or three, having none Of her own,
nor any other emrlnymemt."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
Russclps PIanctarsum.

Mr.. Editor: | have been denied, in a number
of abusive paragraphs, any reasonable rights to
Russells Planctarium. According to these va
rious paragraphs, my claims were frivolous, with
out foundation, &c. Permit me to inform that por-
ton of the public who may have taken any m
tercst in this controversy, that the Vice Chance-
lor HAS SUSTAINED THE INJUNCTION IN MY FAVOR,
Notwithstanding the efforts Of my opponents; but
at the same time, he has directed that must filc
in the course of the day bond, with two suffi-
cient securities, justifying in the sum OF Sl2ooo
Thus it will become evident to those who may
have formed an anticipated opinion on the merits
Of this question from the mere CT parte commu
nications alluded to, that if | were now CON-
PEELED to yieid, it would be be for the want of
cealth, and not for lack of EQUITABLE RIGHTS.
Respectfully yours, FRANCIS +. GoURATp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

Robert G. Rankin Epenetns Crosby John Wilssie, Barlow
White. Gen Adm Van Wyck, James Inghain, Charles
Wesco,t Peter H. Schenck, Wr, a Barrow, William B.
Leonard Peter c. Dubois, Daniel Brnkerhof Abraham, l.
acketnan and Guernsey Smith
The Seventeenth Annual Report Of the President and Or
the Stockholders OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company has been made The Of for
he pas; tn. preceding year Sl4S.s The
nss OF the Main Stem ST 9o5 beng equal per
the capital At present the business OF Road requires
,bout - locomotives 10 be opeEaon All debts due from
she Company aud deposit during the pas; year IN
GLIDING go Of principal aud $685. n,eres, to the
es3rs Baripss have besG discharged and those eap,,c
unpaid do all exceed the OF $40 700 Tn. NJ,
revenue OF the Main Stem (lncludng the SUN Of is 467
cevsd from The Washington road after payment OF foreign
eb,s $l72l-a OF which the Board b,rs
mined to appropriate $4,000 as the commencement, Of
sinking fund on account loan of Geo 600 for ,h
Washington road OF the balance they have agreed 20 d.
vide among The stockholders 81 upon each share Of stock
payable On and after The first day Of November mex, rry
ing surplus oi S!7,lIe
The Alton Telegraph says :" There is OVER 5000 900 of
the paper Of the State Bank of Illinois Dist has TO, h.p
sene the Bank receive its po dividend Of snar
We Informed that the intention Of several holders Of
large amounts of the bills OF the saak institute suit.
aCau the Bank with view CT leySins upon specie As
was done in the case of the Shawaeetown Bank"
There appears be effort quarters turu oug
the present President OF the Bank Of Indiana Nlr Merrill
Why it is easy discover from The papers. A mod
request has been preferred BY the late Governor RI, Tor
the crce He magnIhceutiy giaudioqaeut hs Card
the people Of Iadisna asking for the appointment II.
says:
Unhappily vctimized By party spirit and discipline and
urtos and SANDER aud deception since 1881 office has
been held By M. ''s' kGowng myself TO be chief
OF factions untos action and the source OF rs
origin the people Of Indiana respectfully requested 10
suggest their Senator'S and Representatives the eSped
ency of electng President OF the State Bank the place
OF Samuel Merrill The Office good enough for me- If
am good enough for the Office With others grand Arm
and effective reform particular the Bank IS demanded
BY the public and interest that IS to change the %
the pedounance of individual TO public interest
1t will ever be monopoly OF aroriusm and not impair,
al institution dispensing IT'S the whos
psop like the dews Of heaven NATL the public greater
than the individual power. All questions to and
principles aside the support and education Of large and
helpless family is frankly conceded are not the least IN
ducemeuts to this request of State which commenced
serving more than twenty years ago leaving, trust
acceptable monuments of my official oc,ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
prvo,,r,oss NEVER GO BACKWARD! I"

~ Revolutions NEVER GO BACKWARD. =
IT, election in tennessee gave the Wing cause
~ ,n,e.us which will be felt in every part OF
-. Union. The tide Of victory has already
a over North Carolina, Georgia, Maryland
.,a for ;,s farther progress we refer our readers
:, tho Glorious intelligence received by this morn
;nr,s mail. The only drawback upon this re-
,o,c;,r Springs from our fears for New jersey
We have no returns, but look for defeat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

CouRr CALENpAR.-Tnls Day-Circult Court
Nos7 30 -, s., S. S. II, IS, So 81 90 o. 90
81 9s, I3, II.
srrERroR CouR1-Nos le, "a, 10, l. A. le4, g. 81, 81
to 90 Inclusive
COMMON PlE.s-Nos So, IS, So l27 20, Is, g. So, Ga
SIS.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. H.
Board OF EDUcATIoN.-This Board met yes
terdsy the Presdeat THoMA. JEn rIAH, Esq the Char
The Committee which referred the communication
Of the Fourth ard in relation TO new schools recommend
ID that there be meeting the Trustees Of all the Wards
for the purpose Of forming general plan of instruction
and expense. Adopted
SycrARI.S BooKs-The Select Committee TO which the
Report of the Fourth Ward School officers in relation TO
,ecarian books in the public schools Of that ward
ierrsd made report Mr. NicoI who had been appointed
chairman resigned and the Report presented By Mr.
Clark as chairman The report examines the various OBJ
econs offered and concludes BY expressing an opinion that
the books complained Of sectaan r0f was the FRO
restant of the Bible without note or comment ~
tended by the Legislature be excluded from cur pubic
schools.
The Report was laid on the table, and ordered 10 be
printed.
Nh Clark resigned the situation OF chairman Of the aud
ting committee and NIr. BoswoEth appointed
Communications were received from the Eleventh and
Seventeenth Wards in relation 70 schools.
Several accounts presented and referred and the
Board adjourned.
CouRr OF SEssIoNs.-Beiore the Recorder and
Aid Martin and Waterman.
James r. Whiting Esq, District Attorney
Trial FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Jacob GOWN and
Ecbert g. Sweet Police Officers put upon their thai
for an assault and battery Mr. John Mulgsn OF 20 Reed
street on the stoop and the door of his house. during
which his night leg was broken By being thrown on the
cnrhsone l Fink associate counsel opened the case on
the part Of the prosecutions detailing all the facts and CIR
cumstances Of the he expected to prove.
The testimony was closed and being 81 O'Clock, the
Court adjourned to II o'clock on Thursday
POLICE OrF1CE.-STEALlNG CLoAK.-A man
named Nathaniel Rawdouwas arrested last night by Waterman
Cuum in Broadway with invisible green cloth cloak,
faced with velvet he had evidently stolen lie was IN
United, and an owner is wanted.
s7EAL1Sc WArcH.--Ncholas Deoly was arrested by
officer B. F. Parker and committed for teanga lever silver
watch from James Farley of 345 Water street which he was
take.
STEALING FROM THE MANSION HoUsE.-A colored man
Nahani. B. Saunders alias Rawdon, formerly walter III
the Mansion house arrested for having last night stolen
500 from the pocket of William Baker, boarder SAID
house. The thief concealed himself within committed the
theft and then broke He was committed to answer
STEALING WArcHEs-Brdget Nc Gowan was committed
for stealing watch worth SIS from John Brodeck OF No.
80 Gross street
Margaret Horn arrested and committed for stealing
watch orh $40 f.om John Williams, colorsd man, of No.
i7l Peal ST.
STEALING On CLorH-John Morand was arrested aud
imprisoned for stealing II yards Of oil cloth worth So from
Charles J. Smith, No. 304 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
Commercial and Money Matters.

az
WEuaEspAY T. NJ.
The to-day the Board very large, and the
decline IN faucies continued Harlem fell off TO 293, but
recovered the second Board to 81 Ohio declined Hi
nois !; Indiana !; Kentucky /.
Exchange is in rather demand Sterling 9 81;
Francs % Bremen 49, Hamburg $50 $50; Amaterdsm
39l 39!.
The New-York Gas Light Company have declared
dividend of n per cent payable Nov. |.
The Old Colony Insurance Company, in Plymouth has
paid emiannua dividend of per cent, making IA per
per annum.
The following Massachusetts, Banks declared seniannual
dividends, payable the I'd instant: Old Colony Bank
Plymouth, per cent; Plymouth Bank 3per cent Ware
ham Bank per cent? bingham Bank per cent and Bris-
toll County Bank at Taunton, per cent
The following shows the exports from this port
during the month of September Of the principal articles OF
ior,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
BALTIMORE. CATTLE MARKET-oet I.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET-oot
Over 1000 head of Beef Cattle ofeed at the Scd
Yesterday aud about 500 head sold at pces ranging on
% to 81 per 100 lbs the hcof-equal 10 ~ o
neaccording quality, which shows slight decline u
prices. The greater number Of sales made at IRON
to s. on hoof About 400 head left hand unsoa
HcGs.-There from 800 to 700 Live Hogs III marker
this morning. They in fair demand a; - TO 20 Pc
ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
First Gun from Delaware.

An Extra from the Office OF the Delaware State
Journal announces that in Wilmington City the
Wings have elected sir members OF the Common
Council out of scucn. This is the first time in
.Gyc gears that they hare had n single member
u From New Jersey have nothing at all
which is rather a bad omen. We fear that IN
the Newark District KINNEY is defeated. The
I,ocos throughout the State have worked most
diligently, and money has been used freely and
with the most shameless corruption. In New
Brunswick VIC heard that 50 more votes were
cast than ever before We shall probably have
returns to-day.
A. From GEORGIA VIC have the votes of but
few counties in addition TO those already pub
Ished. The National lntelligencer says that re-
turns from - counties Gall but 90 give the Wings
a clear gain of 1912.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

The Baltimore American of yesterday says tThere is
quite active and upward movement State six per cent
bonds SINGS the election On Saturday sales made a.
7l-today there were sales al y 72I."
The books of subscription the stock of the Bank
Fshki open, with every prospect Of success
The following are the Directors chosen; John De WHIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
election News from penns ylvanin.

Our returns from Pennsylvania are of course
but few but so far as they go they indicate glo-
rious and overwhelming victory for the Wings
In Philadelphia they have swept every thing be-
fore til EN-. Their Mayor, John NJ. Scott, IS re-
elected BY tremendous majority, and large
gain on any former vote. Morton McMichael,
the Wing candidate is chosen Shenfi by heavy
malority and the Wings have earned two Con-
gressIona! Districts. The vote for Mayor, com
pared with former votes, stood thus:
Is4s 1872. Cow ISL
Scott (Nhg) .65s5. olt5. IsS0
Perkins, loco. 1916. ..5l3I. :. : .-o2v
Wing majority. 2609. zoos i'4V
WING c.Iy on,'42 l6ol do on Al, 1869.
This may be regarded as the test vote tor the
City.
The Congressional vote, so far as we have re-
turns, stands as follows:
In the First District, E. Joy Morris, ster
ling Wing is elected: he had two opponents and
the vote stood Morris Wing 2951; McCully
Tyler Porter 1919 and Crousiat Loco 1912
In the Second District, JOSEPH r. INGERsoLL
(Whig} received 5424, and his opponent q. c.
Neal 1883; lngersoll IS therefore elected by I'll
majority.
In the Third District, John T. Smith, loco
is probably elected over Nathan Sargent, but his
majority is not ascertalned.
In the Fourth nearly the whole vote was IN
and stood-C. J. Ingersoll loco 1882; r. T.
Conrad (Whigl 1853, giving Ingersoll 32i ma
=. oI1y eIact cd
In addition to these returns, our correspondent
SAYS that in Bucks County, which last year gave
its vote for Loco-Foco Member, the Wings
have elected their candidate for Congress, Mr.
jerks, by a majority of 400! Old Lancaster has
also done well, beating combination Of tickets,
three in number, by LOCO majority. Chester,
Delaware, and the other Counties in the vicinity
o! Philadelphia, have also returned true Wings
All hail, PENNSYLVANIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

BUFFALO, October9.
To-day there several parcels of Wheat aoa' and SALES
here have been made full prices Of last week parcel
Milan not very clean, 1000 bushels, brought 734 cents A
lot Of $50 bbls Monroe City Mills Flour sold for '''
Black Rock Flour is held at So but hear of no sales
There are two or three lots Of Corn nashing price ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

NJ The boiler of an India Rubber factory at
Providence R. /. burst on Monday evening with a
loud explosion. The building was somewhat m
lured and some of the persons employed were
wounded by incautiously jumping out of windows,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

MARSHAL BERTRAND AND GEN. JACKSON
Marshal Bertrand and suite, arrivedat Nashville
on the I'd inst. His interview with Gen. Jack
son, is thus described by the Nashville Banner
The meeting between the extremely
cordial and to all who witnessed it interesting the high
est degree With ready courtesy General Jackson welcomed
the friend and companion of Napoleon with
whose history he mad long been familiar and expressed the
great satisfaction he enjoyed seeing the Marshal under his
own roof Marshal Bertrand returned these compliments
with the felicity Of phrase and aud the genuine
warmth that characterize him.
After receiving the Inequalities Of the Herml-
tagc, where he dined with small party of friends
the Marshal returned to town in the evening, and
paid visit to Governor Jones, and after making
a round Of calls upon several citizens returned to
the residence of Mr.. Justice Catron, whose guest
he was during their stay in Nashville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

Mayor OF NAsHyILLE.-On Saturday last, P.
w. Maxey, ESQ. was elected Mayor of Nashville
by majority OF 1873 over Mr.. Boyd McNarray,
botl, wings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

u Mr.. Elijah Cutting who has for some time
had charge of the Massachusetts State House,
left his residence at Boston early on Friday morn
ing dressed in ordinary clothing and slippers, and
has not since been heard Of He had suffered
from fit the evening before, and it is supposed
that arrangement was thereby induced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

To- 1t will be seen By all advertisement another CO
umn, that wilkins & Rollins sell this morning, at No.
Deystreet large ASSORTMENT Of Bedroom Furniture, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

F,RE.-Ths alarm OF FIRE last evening about |
o'clock proceeded from building In the rear of
1874 Broadway, occupied by Robert Moore, 81
versnith. No damage of consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

u JOHN OSBORNE SARGENT has been appointed
by Governor LETcHER, of Kentucky, Commits
sioner of that Commonwealth in the City and
State of New-Y ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

o. A large fleet of vessels arc now on their
way here from Northern Ports, and may be expected TO
rive here between the 10Th and 10Th From the presen,
malignant character Of the epidemic, entertain serious
apprehensons for the safety Of The passengers which they
will bring to the city. N. o. Pic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12
For The Tribune

Mr.. EDrroR-A question for Broadway and
such other streets as employ water carts Is 1t
YOUR interest to have the cross-walks so wet and
muddy that your customers, the Ladies, cannot
cross the street PEDESTRIAN.
GRApEs.-In another column will be found the
advertisement of DR.. UNDERHILL, concerning his
celebrated Croton Point Grapes. The Doctor
has been interchangeable in his efforts to cultivate
this delicious fruit and the City Of New York,
mainly through his persevering exertions, is now
extensively supplied with the Isabella and Ca
tawba Grapes of the finest quality, at less than
half the price they can be procured for IN any
other part of the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

u GES: Ton THUMB is drawing great CROWDS a. u
American Museum, IN conjunction with Dr. VALEa ~,
and other eminent performers. Grand entertainments e'ep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

ARRryALs-There have arrived at Ncw-Y ork
since the commencement of Quarantine, lst
of April to the 10th October from Foreign Ports,
during the month Of April I; May, 1873; june
1872; July, 229; August, 203; September, l64 ,
and from LIST to 10th of October 35--the whole
number of arrivals during that time being llS6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

CLEvsLAsD, Oct, 5.The canal receipts o'd,y are 1872
bbls Flour No Wheat. So 30 is declined for Flour Inc
Oct 6-rhe canal receipts to-day 1900 bnshsls Wheat
aud 1862 bbis Flour. No sales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

ClSclyyATi, Oct. Sales Flour iehta 3 %. WHISKY
continues in far sInaud II &C. Wheat st!l continues
heavy Zoe, with large receipts tlanseed we sun 4p'
at Toe At the mills though viii really command rather
more mal ket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

= The bill Of performances at Peaes husemm u
TINS evening unusually nch. The Wind Boy Of INC "
Is great wonder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

u TOILET FURNISHING seoRE ls3 Broadway oes".
Courlandt and Liberty streetshe most extensive s,n
be found in the City, comprising PeIumeiy ai ~ H.
from the celebrated Manufacturers D'usnes =,
.o,,nsn or nh. subscriber having had long sIpsi
the latter article, enabled 10 choose suh % VIZ
the sfest boards the first tldi -,
= sAITNDERS Inventor and NsnaiaciurI
- no Nt.llic Tablet Strop, 1853 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INsTIruTE.-Thls mag
nificent exhibition of American Manufactures
and Products now open at Niblo's was visited by
several thousands of citizens and strangers. The
arrangement of the numerous articles, and the
divisions aud dispositions Of the various classes OF
Products is IN most excellent taste, and reflects
great credit on the Committee of Arrangements.
In thus particular at least 1t certainly cxcels any
former exhibition. OF the specimens OF skill IN
the various departments OF Manufactures, Agrl-
culture and the Arts we viii speak IN detail here
after. We are of opinion that in several of the
branches this exhibition will show great improve
ments over any thing which has heretofore been
brought before the public. The Horticultural dc,
partnent is under the immediate supervision of
Mr.. Walker Of the Massachusetts Horticultural
Society and Mr.. Bridgnlan, FLORIST of this City.
Martin E. Thompson, Esq. and General Adonl-
la,n Chandler and other distinguished Members of
the Institute are constantly III attendance to in.
troduce strangers and citizens TO the respective
gentlemen who superintend the different depart.
ments of the Exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

Arru,.-The fall the leaf IS time when the system.
relaxed by the heat summer, would be highly 0ehehsa :.
few weeks course of PARIS LIFE FILLS TWO or three
cry night, these will clear off sour and bad huIn0ss Wa.s
heat Invariably generates The iirer which geneff'
sluggish viii be puiiuso healthy action ana mus NC
sror ,be various functions allotted 70 il; the body slo
se,he- will be snrigotaed and prepared undergo what
ever change the winter may bring on
Sold BY all the respectable Druggists, and OF
,aseodlm THos. ROBERTS & CO. aa4 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

MELANCHOLY Accountable. Parker Noyes,
of West Ncwbury, was drowned at Plum Island,
Yesterday. In company with another man he
was bathing in the surf, and finding his inability
to recover footing on the beach, called to his
companion to send the Life boat to his assistance,
but before help could be procured from the hotel
to launch the boat he had sunk.
INeWburvport Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

D3@ William E. Billings, native of Boston,
and barkceper in the Western Exchange Hotel
at New Orleans in fit OF temporary derange-
ment caused by fever, committed suicide a few
DAYS since by leaping from skitt into the river.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-12

Ii7 At meeting of the Episcopal Convention
of Indiana, on the 29th OF September, the Rev.
Thomas Atkinson, of Baltimore, was nominated
and confirmed as the Bishop Of Indiana.