New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-04
ious InspectoEs' Retsrns for ,he year l842 !:

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] q aio................. 2,755Slo bush l5l9 s5i II
Csr-en Hides ard SKINS. ai5 esS lbs. 2ts5l5 %
| Fax Seed................. IS 446 busb So 9sS 25
ssh or Liver oil........ 1854 b6s 1871 es
Leaf Tobacco ............. 1919 hEds 3Cat5i4 90
HGps s.................. SUI 663 lbs. lSa, ,oT 50
stone e................. -. LOO yards ,a25 IL
Domestic Distilled sprils 5i4 o5s pss 1851 IS
Stsves and Heading S.S92SlS pces. l460l CO
"ooh...... b !Sl coros lS,44l 80
LuubSr 50,1I7, ,46I ieeL 81 olf oc
Total Value of articles inspected &C., in s42 956eo u
CO. do is.i.. q l2l.S78 20
Decrease in Value since lazl......... s5l9o zl7 81
90 Gen. JOHN ARMSTRONG died at his resi-
lcnce, Redhook, Duchess Co., on Saturday the
lat inst, aged Sd years. He formerly played an
importan, part on the Political stage, and was Sc
cretary of War during great portion Of our
last contest with Great Britain. He wrote a
caus,c volume Of Notes on that War in 1886, in-
tended to demolish the reputation of Gen. Hafr-
son as Military man, with that of several other
officers, intended to reverse generally the verdict
Of History with regard TO the conduct Of that War;
Considered as the work of man nearly 80 years
old, it exhibited great vigor and acuteness
60 They were to have Tyler meeting in Ro-
chester last Friday, as we see by call to which
the names of Joseph Sibley and Enos Stone, Van
Buren, Loco-F ocos, Dr.. E. 3. Theller Canadian
Patriot, Postmaster S. G. Andrews, ex-Whig,
ex-Jackson man, etc, and several others, are
signed. We hear that Mr.. Andrews was abou,
the same time removed Postmaster, and Gen.
Jacob Gould, leading Van Buren, man, appointed
in bis stead
NORTH CARoLlNA.-Hou William A. Graham
late IT, S. Senator, Hon. Kenneth Rayner, late of
the House, Andrew Jayner of Halifax, late of the
State Senate, and Charles Manly of Raleigh, are
severslly proposed as the Wing candidate for Gov
ernor of North Carolina
The Raleigh Standard (Van Buren,, states that
its party will carry of the nine Congress
Districts in that State, and that Ave OF its seven
candidates to go in Calhoun men.
The North State Wing is new and strong
paper at WashingtoR, n. c.
Hon. WM. H. WAsHINe1oS {Whig) will not
run again for Congress. We regret this the less
sinse his District is SO fixed that he could no, be
returned.
BURTON CRAIeE of Lincoln County, Calhoun
master spirit is a candidate for Congress.
4 Gold Mine has been discovered in Chatham
County. aad another in Moore, about 40 miles
from Fayetteville, in which so to 100 hands are
now work, with yield Of s to So per hand
per day (Rether oftensr 81 than SS, we suspect J
D The Legislature of MAINE adjourned or
the Gath ult., after session of 80 days, in which
very li,le was done but to District the State most
atrociously for the choice Of Members of Congress,
and refuse her share of the Land Distribution. A
bill extending the jurisdiction of Justices of the
Peace to issues involving $500, was passed, but
not approved by the Governor pro ten Edward
Kavanagh.
~ +. P. Williams. turned out Of the Newark,
Warren Co. post Office Wing, has been turned
in again as Tyler man. We think he has
gained loss.
We have report that W. c. Beardsley, the
Tyler P. NJ. at Auburn, has been removed, and T.
Y. How (ven Buren) appointed in his stead.
D GEORGE CALDWELL has been appointed
P. NJ. at Canejoharie, ~ Y, vice j. H. Ehle,
| ry!erized.
20 CALVIN CoLros, author Of the well known
and effective political tracts of Iunius.' in 1910,
entitled < The Crisis Of the Country, &c. viii
seon commence new series in exposition of the
principles and defsnce of the measures of the Whig
party. They will be published at the Tribune Of
| 6ce. Particulars hereafter.
Y Mr.. H. RvssELL gave bis Second Musical
| Entertainment at Niblo's last evening, and the
great Saloon was crowded above and below with
all that could sit or stand in it. and several went
away from absolute inability End standing room.
Mr.. r. was of course in good spirits, and sang ad
mirably. He has some new things that are cap
isal-. The Browns, for instance-yet we miss
two or three of his glorious songs Of old-sAwsy
across the Mountains, ho. for one. He cherishes
his old fault of overriding some of his comicali;es,
Why do n's the men propose = he habirually
mars IN this way His 'forty-cne' for the distressed
damsefs age instead of thirty one is absurd, and
worse Yet ne is great favn1ite, and deservedly ;
for he has taken leaf out of the volume Of Ma.
ure, and his Free bold, spirited melodies are more
like her voices and less like Italian conceits than
any thing else among US.
U The new Steamboat EMPIRE is to run be-
tween this City and Troy, and not terminate her
"trip at Albany, we stated il our account Of her.