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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

EDUCATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, on
T. the Hudson River, 50 miles from New Y orE.
h. wishes give notice that ne can receive INTO
b;s family Boarding Scholars durng te present
Snmmer Term Circulars and further Information MAJ b.
op JOHN ALZAMORA-
,,vbrr,-h Iuua lar lS4s je3 I'm
MRS. WILLIS. lady of information of future
events and what has passed learned ana as
tronouy gives ladies private lectures this sciss a. s
rooms l5 EzaheIh 10 doors from Houston and
and has constantly hand and CANCER saiye ana sur
enrs for the agues, and any OF her medicines Is ia
gives information gratis, 'As M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

DOARDING-Single or married gentlemen can
- he accommodated with transient permanent Board.
rooms furnished or uniurnished by MRS. GORE No.
(,or,l,u df
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

r OST-Two Keys attached with chan--one
large key the ether brass night key The hh'ier
vii suitably rewarded by leaving them at rs South street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

WANTED IMMEDIAFELY--25 Landsmen,
w (Amecans) for Whaling Voyage, in Grst class ships
liso cospers. carpenters and TWO backsins TO
whom pay will be given. All clothing and Other neSeS
,arv articles furnished the credit of the voyage For iuT
ther rarticu lars apply 70 the agent;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

DOARDING.-A front and back paror on the
ID second floor with pantres between suitable ioE sent
men and cir wives furnished unurnsed, TO ley WIN
board Also few single gentlemen can be accommodated
viii; board ard pleasant Terms moderate. npp.5 9.
M faS Rroal l,Yay WJi IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

GOOD BOARD and pleasant Rooms can be 90.
VI tsiued " No. 26 CIitf-,trevt. lell q
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
sANDs's sARsAPARlLLA.

L
u = 20 us ntIinse merits for the removal and radic al
in. sp,irry ys.sts. 70 n which reegaIly adapted b
OF INGREDIENTS which Snsonsnee with ths laws TIN,
I o thrsysIcn is enabled throw Of
dSsas aSs on healthy sc;on the of n,rur.
.aS ] men Thoassnd. can and have
II ~ ~ ts y, Nast9ns chronic constitution
the Hood and other hulds, scrofs OF ena!sepet i tbs
glands rheumatism and lueiSo, salt rhsu rinsTp, hsr
Itch eczems and other similar Affections are s.feIv and
f-ctna!l cured by Its uS bat As by the chosen rv tis
sn1S The question, wat Sluacksry and who's fuack
Is of serious and the preservation Of heaI Is 100
mportsnt b ted with, Of the creates; consequence
where disease inrade> physical ra 10 take p9mp, and
-hcent opel the attach Whether he who stand.
on has rs9rSe rights, and prescribe. al iida the
powerful a=a; isc!lng o the yrent PoiScns
ad IN case at Ata ieninaton, sipiy that the
died OF or ne who by shOnou> md long continued
vsstlsztlon. draws forth i9u the of nature hidden
stores Of useful Sfo"r:c l3d !igs m 20 the bslst Of sp
lsns humanIty S>iEg hs Own rgru;ltlJa N the result
NEST eted public Confidence tt- afflicted candetenne
Il the mark OF w-lk aud prs,udic- mind
tn- false because II does not WIKI lrs
cevyt notions; but It IS evidence OF noble and svuerou
min
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ITTANTED--A young man capable OF taking
w charge Of Of books, and who is willing 10 make
hmse generally useful Address box Sl3 Lower Post ohts
IN the hand riting of the applicant, with reference aud the
nnnn OF aarr exncctrd which must be moderate III 81
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A GENTLEMAN and his Wife can be acconI-
y modaed with parlor aud bed Also two single
,enemtn, by applyng at s. kuItOn.st. J3i "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

WTANTED-A situation hv u smart, nice girl.
w fox chamberw or< washing sc. Lived four years IN
last place. Apply a Is Bleeckrr.st. Je26 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

DOARD-0ne or TWO delightful Rooms can be
Dhad with or without board in desirable situation
and private family. Apply 100 Woosterstreet near tous
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

- r. aboy. work mqy be obtained from REpDING
pot,nn: m ZrlgER& < Co. Phaizpht W: H; MOORE
Pin.innatl and from the Agents OF The lHoune gene
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

XITANTED-A situation BY an active young man
w as waiter, mind horses drive &c Apply az 70. 22S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

IATANTED-A Gardener-He must understand
w the management of Green House, and Green House
plants single and Catholic preferred Al apnllca
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

W7ANTED-A situation bva capable Protestant
girl TO cook, wash DO hou work Apply al 20. IA
l,ht
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

r ME, LIME-Wanted in exchange for 200
Ibar.el, North River Lime and Cement, Groceries or D
Goods One quarter VIII be- paid cash for amount o'
he above articles exchange for property OF any sa
zeal or personal vii! be made liberal terms. Apply to-
D. Efoyt, corner of Madison and James sts. nl6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

nFNTAI1 .SURGEON.-Mr. BUSkEY would
~ inform and The pa bic thai h, he caTe and
ms on 10 supply the loss OF teeth in the most an
s ats I and s., mos, appGG!hha Ghase modsf
Terms cash Extracting Teeth 80 cents 4oo'hz'A'
a2s 3n4od'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

DEACH ORCHARD NUT COAL-Handsome
/ square fracture aud large size, for for sale by
WARD & BROWNE. III Washington,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

o00 CASKS OF LIME, OF good quality 25o
.OUU casks Of North River Lime.
l2G barrels Of good Hydraulic Cement.
100 hhds. OF uislacked Lime, foi manure.
Any Of will be sold or s1chansed for groceries o
soap candles PROVISIONS Address BARTER at the Office
of The Tribune. "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
- Seixr upon truth whsre ere It's found,
AnongS; your friends, amongst your foes.
On christian or on hsathen ground

Neglect the prickle ard assume the RSsE.
The pEoprietors daily reein: the medical profess
ion ministers OF the GOSPEL officers justice and numerous
2;a'e citizens, ample aad in2 testimony, both written
md verbal 70 the superior value and efficacy Of this pspara
tion the poor ]; IS furnished gratttou,y sufficient
proof being given Of their wor,hneSs
St further proof the superior value and efficiency of
Sands Sa.saparilla
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

MAYos,s OFFrcK, New-York, june 20 20 Son- ~.
NTOTICE-NotIce is hereby gwen, hages ,at g 70 kill
~ day next the 25h instant, persons daI I upon the
Dos aiming AZ large without nuzzles WIZ bs rzs,s
peronaue Of bel duty This agfs s and that officers
may have thsiI Dos m Sp nss,fonnauee Of tsei, duty
may not be moested IN 'H p RHdBsRT H. MORRIS, Mayor
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C.. ID.
NV HoRK. Anril LIZ IsI

| Nrw YoRx, April Is, Is4a.
The packet-sbip Louis Philippe Captain Css,of.
arrived here yesterday from Hsvre and has broueb,
fsrs and Havre dates TO the 7th of March. incl,,-
sive' The Information impaired by this arrival !,
not of decided consequence
The famous Secret Service Money bill had b.e,
| adopted in the French Chamber of Depu,ie. and n.
success has of course added strength to the Guizo
Ministry. 1t passed the Deputies precisely in the
shape II was presented by the Government by vote
OF %se 70 49, In consequence of this event, French
securities OF all descriptions had advanced
RAPID and energetic steps are being taken by the
French Government TO colonize the Marquesu, Jiaud
and the Danae frgate, the corvette Mauri,b and one
or two smaller vessels had sailed from Brest for the
Facihc, to carry out the designs Of Government on
the Marquesas. Our feet in the Pacific should n,
an "eye to the windward.r
Our Minister at the Court Of Vienna Mr. Jeon;f.r
on The I'D OF February, gave a splendid b.l in hon.
or oil the anniversary Of the birth day of Washing
ton. Her Hghncss, the Princess MetieroicI &C.
eord'ng to Vienna letter-writer did the honor, Of
the occasion, as Lady Pstroness Mr.. Jenn,fer IN,
be sure to say, was in ecstaoies
The Secretary Of the Treasury, as mpbt b,v. ho.r
expected has put to route the hose of alsehood, that
nave been published against him by the Wing papers.
here one distinct and prominent characterisc in
the Hon Mr. Spencer. When assaied and libeI.d
he does not go into any sbilly milk and water
defence Of himself lie acts a very diftere,, mar,
lie Us prompt, decisive energetic He .av, 70 IN.
assailatt, you have assailcd and yilIi6ed me Won
have been guilty Of falsehood and detractop, and
have remedy. Now eat your word, confess YOUR
sell to The public, prohigate slanderer and fals6er
N your own paper, or take the consequences. The
mandate Is never disobcyed II has been most mpl,-
'it'y complied with in three instances in hi. CITY
within the last three months. Those who c,neot 10
ioe' The Secretary of the Treasury with impunity.
mistake the man.
Yours, SC. ASH
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men and measures.
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE

NEw YoRK, April l2, ls43.
| The result Of our Charter Election, which took
place yesterday, has proved entire overthrow Of
the 'o d''ant Wing party" and may be considered
as death blow TO the prospects of Henry Clay in
this City and State.
1t becomes now duty 10 enlighen the public mind
as 70 the causes which produced this result; and
take the liberty to ask the use Of your widely extend
cd circulation TO disseminate the facts in connection
with it.
rs well known that, since the large maioritics
given IN this City for General Jackson the two
parties have been nearly balanced even st our Ia.,
Charter Election Mr. Morris, the Mayor. now re-.
elected by majority Of FIVE or six thousand had then
but majority of about eighteen hundred and ,pt
IN two or three Democratic wards gave the Council
TO the Wings.
NOW, nothing can be more clear than that the
greatly increased vote Of MIR Morris must have had
some decided cause, unconnected with his personal
popularity, or with the strength of the party propcr
to which he belongs; and this cause is TO those ac
quaioted with the politics of this City, perfectly we.
known
he friends OF the Administration have given their
unqua''hed and undivided support to the Democratic
party to which they belong, and with which il is their
intention, so far as principles are concerned, faithful
~ to act How, indeed, could they do otherwise,
IL is only necessary to advert to the exposition
standing at the head of your columns to show to the
world that to differ with the principles which govern
The present Administration is to make war upoo the
true principles Of RepubIcanism as established bv
The great founders Of our institutions
Those, therefore, whose design IL is to push for |
ward their particular candidates for the next Pros.
'ency, will be driven to the necessity of pursuing
oms other course. What that will be- we must
cave to the future for development. One thing
nay be looked upon, think, certain, and that !.
nat all those who sufficiently con6de in the lessons
experience will be satisfied to let well done alone
nd VIII not wish TO introduce new men TO break I'M
V interfere with an Administration conducted upon
hose o'd-esablished and weIl-trcd principles which
ave never failed TO secure the greatest good 10 IN.
rcatest number.
ihe recent triumph Of the Democracy enprosse.
he public mind-so that little else !. talked of The
weather. IS becoming more in accordance with The
eason, and the navigation is Just about opeoino ,o
'bany-so that we may look for the arrival of much
'oooce shortly TO give increased activity Of business
great dinner IS TO be eaten to-day, in honor of
he patriot Thomas Jefferson at Tammsny Hall. of
'hich you viii hear more by and by II has been
lated that !, IS connected with the difficulty Of drill
ng the Van Buren, troops at Albany; but am AZ
lred from most respectable quarter that no mar.
atty will be displayed, and that all The distinguished
Democratic candidates will receive due respect
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From the Philadelphia Mereu,r,
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION OF THE
FRIENDS OF PRESIDENT TYLER.
ALA BAhiA.

The friends Of President Tyler, composed of the
delegates from the different wards and townships q,
the first, second third and fourth Congressional Dis.
ricts OF Pennsylvania, being one-sxth Of the entire
representation of the State in convention at the
Assembly Buildings, corner Of Tenth and Chestnut
streets on Thursday afternoon the 10Th inst. being
the centennial anniversary Of the birty-day of the
lus,rous Thomas Jefferson, the father the Democra-
cy Of the country.
The proceedings Of the committee will be found in
another column and VII be read with interest Inv
every Democrat disposed to promote the interests of
the party, and to sacrifice individual preferences to
the good Of the whole '"
More than four-fiths Of a the Delegates consist
ed OF gentlemen who werr Van Buren, Democrats in
lsio ana over their deliberations presided William
strickland, Esq gentleman OF the highest attain
ment IN science and the arts and not as the Rich
mond Enquirer hinted an ofIice-holder but sklG,,
and most universally respected architect who during
his whole Lille never held an Office either under The
federal or state government
knowing The propensity of the Clay Wings To be-
spat'er WIN Their venom every thing connected with
yer ana Democracy, we would yet state that no
ofhce-ho'ders under the general government had a
share IN the transactions Of the Convention exoen,
iwo-Dsniel kem, Esq, Van Buren, Democra, Of
lS4o, who acted as Secretary, and Francis J. Grund
Esq, who was invited to the Convention and request,
ID to address IT, by unanimous vote of the DELE
gates to that effect The whole was a spou,aneou.
expression on the part OF large and most respect
'bie pc ton Of the community Of the high sense OIL
gratitude which they entertain toward, our patriotic
Jh'ef Magistrate, and the deep obligation OF the De-
nooraoy oil ue country to one who has done so much
o sustain them. The address and resolut;o,s arc
thoroughly Democratic and the Convention pledred
tsel to support the nominee Of the Democratic Na-
ional Convention. wv
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From the Baltimore Republican & .srsu
ROSCRIPTION-REMO FROM OrrIcr

When the wings obtained possession of the civ
government Of New York, they proved how well thew
couo taks care oil their friends by making general
sweep OF all democrats In Office. Now when the
Democrats have regaincd their power and win no
doubt take care TO have their friends reinstated we
may expect to hear the cry of prescription Indeed
we have already heard the cry forth b, the late
Postmaster at Albany, who ought from sll account,
never to have been rcinstated by the late
Tins gentleman bad been removed by Mr. Van B,r,n
because oil his total Inc icieDcy ~ an officer and IN
illness to be at the head Of any important Office Gen
Hsrrson, OF whom he had been brother officer dur
ing the war, having been himself elected Mt an adj
vaoced age TO the Presidency no doubt thought Gen
erai van Hensalacr was competent 10 be AT the
head Of the Albany Post Office as he wa. to b. the
head OF the nation, and from personal feelings rein
stated him, turning out Mr.. Flagg, of the best
officers in the country. The Albany Post Office il
one OF the most important in the United States and
the late incumbent, being totally incompetent from
age to discharge the duties OF the important trust. IN.
postmaster General, we presume. feeling himself
unoor no obligations OF respect 10 the memory of
General Harrison to keep inefficient officer in ser
vice, turned him out and appointed q more ..,.h,. |
gentleman IN his stead. The present ipc,mhent IL
Democrat and here II is where the shoe p;nch,.
Had he been good and true wing, we should have
hearu DO complaint about the removal. The com
plant that he was turned out without notice Nov
this is rather too barefaced, when we rccolect the
working OF Granger's guillotine. He made ,bor,
shin with hrs victims. Right about face dismiss
ed we're Franks words OF command 10 serenfeen
HUNDRED and the Of three thousand more wer,
chaikcd FOR srscsfon |" for the next day and they
would, every mothers son Of them, certainly have
been made F" a head shorter" If his own head had
not have been brought under the guiIlo,ine The
Post Offices IN the country want stirring up. The
press Is continually complaining and we believe not
without Just cause and we give the Postmaster Cen
eral credit for removing such obstacles as 80 ipefi
r'ent an officer as the postmaster referred to-
Bot there is another vein Of this matter which W.,
ieem Of importance, involving as it does pripcinle
which we have ever 10 ked upon sbhorrent 10 the
p'r Of our instu ons, but which has been system
With the fedora psry,-we mean the system OF paw.
ng pensions by appointing incompetent persons TO
,fhce. OF all the pension systems this is the most
nisobeyous, the most costly the most mopstrous.
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New YoRk, April IA, l843.

New YORK, April IA, l643.
The packet ship South America Bailey, arrived
here yesterday from England and has furnished dates
few days later than those that previously to
hand. They not important The cotton market
continued depressed nor there any prospect Of
advance in prices.
McNaughton, the man who shot Mr.. Drummond,
had been tried for murder and acquitted the ground
Of insanity.
The ship Splendid arrived here yesterday from
Canton, and has brought later intelligence from the
Celestial Empire" than that previously at hand. 1t
is not of the least consequence. An active CORE
spondence had taken place between the merchants
residing in Canton, and the British Penipotentiary
in reference to the riots that had between the
Chinese, Lascars, and English seamen. The Minis
ter is of opinion that the blame of the affair is Justly
to be attached to the British merchants who failed TO
restrain the seamen.
Several of the Treasury notes that are advertised
by Mr.. Secretary Spencer, having been stolen
from the Treasury of the State of Mississippi, were
received, some time since, at the Custom house in
this City, and cancelled
AgitA waSp ~, = vses-
tation IS putting forth very rapidly and business of
all kinds seems to revive.
Yours, sc.
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Others insist that il will be substitute Tor caucus
nomination.
The decision Of the Court Martial III the case oil
the Somers has created little, II any remark, as Its
rrsul, was anticipated. sm, however, much ms
taken, if the national justice will be satisfied that
there should be one Law for the Isndsman and aoo-
Their for the sailor The life Of the latter u 40 dear
to him as that Of any other man, and il would seem
but common justice to him that he should have 4 Sc
cured by every wschfi soeitude Of Law that guards
the lives OF his fellow citizens.
Yours, sc. CiVlS.
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That men should complain who are removed from y
fat Offices is natural enough but that the wsss
complain when Changers wholesale slaughter % VIC
Democrats Ia office, is so fresh Ia he mi"o' Ca"
cite no other feelings than the most sovereign q u.
tempt We hope they will not " osPs.'ou - :"
ION y and II ,he Postmaster General removed soae
others, he'd promote the public interest," " IN no
small degree.
And yel-snd yet, the Globe OF Thursday
comics Van Renssalear's attack on the President
from the Clay papers-and also the ieae'a
abuse accompanying IL!
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THE COALITION

Saturdays Globe contains the speech of Mr..
Stuart, OF Virginia, in favor of the high prolec-
tive black tariff, deferred in lime, 1912. The
Richmond papers oflast Friday, brought US intel
lsence that Mr.. Stuart is again a candidate for
Congress an oPposifion TO the Democratic nom
inee
For many weeks past the Globe has been de-
voted to Clay-whig speeches delivered in Con-
eress.
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OFFICIAL.
JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENf OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA

TO Whoa MAY CONCERN
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO me
thai LUIS HEssIsuE FERREixA DE- AGuiAR, has been
ap, ointe Consul General Of Brazil tos the unhed
States, ! do hereby recognise him as such, ana
dee sTe hun free exercise aud enjoy such functions
pow ers and privileges allowed to the Consuls
General Of the most favored nations in the u nited
States.
In ties imony whereofI have caused these Letters TO
be made Patent and the Seal OF the United States To
he heIeunto ai xed
Given under my hand at the city of w Arlington
the i4th day OF April. A. d. 1913, and OF
fL.s.l the Independence of the United States oil
America the sixty seventh
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
FLETCHER WEBSTER,
.feiing Secretary Of tate.
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Nrw Yopx. April IA, ls43.

NE~ YORK, April IA, lo'o'
S,R | write you only line to say that the dinner
at Tammany Hall yesterday in honor of MIR. Jefer-
sons centennial anniversary, well attended ana
conducted in great harmony and good fellowship
wish you could have seen the JOY that was mani
Tested and heard the deaenng shouts, that rang thro
the old citadel Of democracy, when the toast 'ihe
President Of the United States drunk with three
times three. And when the letter from the President
was read there but feeling expressed OF
manifested, and that highly aatering to the writer
Many were those who declared that such sentiments
so expressed could only come from the heart
This dinner was undoubtedly Van Buren move,
but il sgnay failed in its objects, as any enc may
easily see who will read the grumblng artice IN the
Dl.hsia~ nS this morning Our friend Slamn should
keep himself in better humor, he will let his bro
Their Democrats his hand, and know the trouble
there is in trying to persuade the great Democratic
family of the Union, that Of the Jetiersonian
stamp, who do not believe that Van Bure is now the
approximation Of Democracy.
What grumbetonian he is. We, the true friends
Of the Admin traton, put shouldersto the wheel
and increase the Democratic majority from 1900 to
5000 and because we will not sweve from our de-
termination to let well done alone, and are fully sa
tsfed with present Democratic President and hi.
Administration, he turned round upon us, and de
clsres there are Wings among u.s. Surely he mus
be crazy-to insist that we have many Wings, wher
we have shown between four and five thousand De
mocrats. He had however better keep in good hu
mour, for we have very heavy "corps de reserve,
that we shall bring out by and by. have but mo
ment to say we are in the midst of heavy Apri
shower, and TO subscribe myself
| Yours, SC, CIvs.
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RIO" market Is steady. Gennesee sells at
- 37l' The stock Of Ohio and Michigan is very
small, and sales are made at S. 25. The return Of
spring. and the opening Of the North river, and the
canal, and the lakes, must throw heavy stock
into the marke, and cause decline OF wheat. We.
ry little is In the mSrkei-it sells freely stSI
Sugar-New Orienns-may be quoted, brown. 4 a
s.. loaf 81 II.
Yours, &c.
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WALL STREET, New York Anril IA 1914

There have not been any material alterations in
the stock and money markets since my last. Money
continues to be very abundant and capitalists are
seeking for investments that will yield something
more than the Wall Street rates, which NAV now he
set down at per cent. for bond and MORTGAGE
Stocks 90 not huc'ua'o materially. The following
AR al dardr