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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
DISASTERS.

We learn from Capt Sawyer, OF the samson, from hey
West that the Frances Asnby Randall! from Maanzas .or
hi. port when OFT Cary siot rect on The uh ui uh
.ak and away TOR key West but hndng lhe "a'ei
yauin fast on them, they ashore on Loggrheaa hey
Shoals her cargo had been carried 10 Ny
the wreckrrs reported tie brig uIoi water ana "ou
ne toIat loss. Captain and saved. The r ~ h2H
cargo coffee, honey &C. consigned 10 dy!oi'
sci and cargo Insured II tll' clty III,
The schr which ~eIt ashore oG Tue point oI lue
nigh S0th u proves 10 be the Chocia", Cdt od
ev from Charleston, sc, ier Boston Win cargo ot TEE
&c cousgsed TO Peters Il Co. TIE Lighter American
,y,.p ha. come up from wreck with part ol her car go
oil cotton rice which has all been sd'ce- He s'
has blged, and Will be total loss TIA
The British brig Belfast o BERMUDA Capl feiSl ats
from NYork 18Th OF October, tor Li'efP N,
,, NO, since been heard from. She had nil caso "
nour salt p!cvnons TO warehouse al Live Poo
and proceed tToll ST NinceBtS, IN is c't
rhe Capt and belonged 10 Bermuda ioe crew
shipped IN NYork The following Is iist OF inc Grey -
Peun.en Petty Begmuda, MASTER John AorIon OF no.
l,ate-Crew-J Baxter, W Emarise Edward Johnson aaa @
mes Fowler The Belfast " as hac buiit Fesssi VI
lj lpn, and csppercd aed copper iasirnrd sup
,o.e She was losg tbe Noyelper gales 'esse as
allen IN with the vicinity O Bermuda bottom up ~
,hr month OF December last which answers her Gese'ip
ton ~, - .,.,,-,oya re-
por,, The schr Henry Auld bound 10 Nofleens III" att
caryo OF wool and les II atterl ping 10 cross tue
par on the Sis Dec get ashore onsed by siea1 =
,;o, she was 90, OF brought within the Oar, ~Eet
sunk ip les, 6an hour and nall small portion " I
tackle, rigging and cargo were ss'eu ~ ta.as
tie vessel Total loss . -, c,- ND,.
I'm ,hr 7is ati the schr Caroline, Smith, hencs io' ~
leans 10 crossing The bar aiaer beng on 70 days We"
by heavy anrther lhe sou psSt, IN ioss u -,
anu chains She ye: lying There dt 'i1e t-e1
.r>s than TO feet water.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Court Calendar This Day.

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. 81, 81, lO5, LOG, 81,
48, 63, 33, So ID, 80, DO, 95, 81 66, 90, 80, 30.
l03, 85, II, 90, 81, 20, 100.
SurERloR CoURr.-The first ten casses not
set down.
COMMON rLEAs.-Nos. 50, 50, So, II, 80, 90,
lOS, 81, l, Is, 16, 55, 76, 70, 81, 46, 5, TO- 81,
81, 80, 75, 90.
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I .rg6i

Shipment of Ashes from the 2sh of January TO the 4Ih OF
February inclusive Pots so bb, Pearls, none The stock
OF Pots is now 4i7 bbs than in Si2 and 2 bbls more
than in 1871 The stuck OF Pearls l5D7 bbs less than in
1912, and 1887 bbls less than III l64l.
COTTONThe sales to-day are from lEOO 10 1900 bales
without change in prices The sales of the week up to Fri
day evening su up $3.50 bales which 66o0 Upland
and For,ds al 1900 Mobile at 5! y, and 1850
Orleans a. 81 7ic The arrivals durins the same period
were 500 kales wequoie as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

atris.d-SleanboaI Erickson, Lyman In BALTIMORE
schr Ca!cnr,a, Steeinan, ) t.s iai NforE m
R,-t Ssysrr- cole 25 cts I'm Perrabuco-cd ChesseL
Brs plzl1rlh, Reluins ton tron Havana, 2ist a--'h
Chester. w.. p.ro
Emerson Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
I1IREl FIREu rIREM,-At an sea-.
eOO HAIR MATTRASSES-Steam

S00 HAIR MATTRASSES-St
.VFt3 boat and packet owners and all others who
IN want OF pure curied Hair Mattresses ether bedding
would do well before purchasing elsewhere, TO call al our
and examine stock as are confident that
after an zpcrience business of upwards OF twenty
two years we can furnish them with bedding OF tbr ms.
quality low il lower than any other espc0sDIe house
IN or Ont OF The city G. P. J. GRAfACAP,
Upholstery, Bedding and Paper Hanging Wafehoose.
No 81 Ma a'des lane, next DOOR 10 cor o! NasSau.s..
NB-G P & j. g. would call the attention o. Coan.Iy
Merchants asd Landlords, 20 their large soek o'
ard American Paper Hangngs, which they afe SelhDs
prices 10 salt the times --o.----- " -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
MEXICAN MUSEUM-Marbe build
pEALE'S NEW-YORk MUSEUM.
T. y. pNR AIr AND PICTURE GAi..

LERY.-Day viz ters admitted the same evening free
The Manager proud to announce an engagement Win
Si-ror Naeki from Naples, with his Rlsgnlceut aud or-
seuus Dioruuas. among which are the Vision OF the sun
or the Meeting OF the Dei,ss also, the magnificent Do
rama representing the Invasion OF iussa by Napoleon 30
Aaparts iacluting The ConlagraiIor OF Moscow
SIR Bauc, The great Necroniancer and Magician.
engaged, the and at nshing Gypsy "o
man from England who can be consulted IN pTiNat.
apartmcnt from O'clock 4. NJ until 10 T. VI. gentle
uan IN b. in attendance Introduce visitors An extra
charge nf only III cents 10 those who consult the GiDsy
49,, ''O"' - NN" $50
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
uarhess-CWefullyr reported for The Tribune

:,
ASHES-This article continues dull and the only ope,
ration we hear of sale of 40 bbs Po siS, at q
Pearls are very dull and nominal 80 Tn" receipts q
Ashes al Inspection warehouse since Saturday
amounted 10 sol bb The STOCK there OF Pots Al bbs
less and that OF Pearls 4s bb more than al ha, time 50
bbs OF Poi. were shipped from the warehouse Ashes re
ceiyed from the lst Jan. 1885, 10 Feb 786 ibis Stock
hnrI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Ship Trescott, Myrick, Marseilles Boyd Hinoken
Barks Navarino, lck Glasgo y, Geo Min; Autump
wady racu6c Ocean, whaling. d u Kings!ond Whit
more Lake Apaacaicola, Brigham; Montpelier ,Stach-
pole N orleans, Nesnlth, Leeds X Co
SBrigs Selma Smith NCreans, Surges Clearran Mot
TO- Forbes Lii bon II Robertson; Lady Harvey ,Br) Nc
nald Newfoundland, L J Laurie.
Scbrs Trscarora Smack Richmond. Allen Paxson
uillissnt Dodge Bal.uiote, Johnson s Lowden Coum
bus Cade Norfolk A B Cooley & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
led

Feb s. Mr. James Hanrnhan in the 45h year OF his age
Feb Esther wife of Eben Whitney IN the 63d year OF
her age.
FEB 3D. Mr.. Samuel Clark, in the 7h year OF his age
Feb 3D. Harriet, wife OF NJ Hu!chngs, IN the 18th year
ofher
In 73d year OF his og- Mr. John Slwel an old and
resp spectabe nhabirant Of lns city formerly OF ~ j.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

az 300 tc About 400 tcs Rough Flax were received To-Day
from Orleans The OF Clover during ia mary vas
2aS tes Flax sesd since Is, Nov. II+7 ics
SALT-A recent arrival OF 1860 sacks Ashtons soio o.
private terms, IN The neighbohood Of 80 cargo OF
Turks Island Is being stored fer higher pr!eeS'
PROFlSONS.-The sales OF Pork are mostly oy retail,
say sc for Western Mess; 20 IS for Primeof the
latter there bot li;,le market; old Mess & and Prime
) so IS Beef continues steady, with little in
Quiry for Prime We notice sale to-day OF 500 bbls Prime
al g. The stock OF Ohio Lard in hrs hands had be-
come small and 81 offered foT parcel afoat To day
however the stock has been increased by the arrival 1870
bb!s and 200 kegs from Orleans of this 700 bb were
sold some prevons arrival &C. sale OF so bbis
made to-day SIC. New Hams plenty, and
sell &c; Picked Hams 5! Smoked Beef6t and Beef
Rounds &c. There better demand for utter and fsir
Dairy ha, been sold 10 i2c the County
and city trade For cheese also there raker more
qury.
HiY.-The market continues with limited demand for
export "e notice zbout $50 bales al Soc and 200
from Caskill al 45c, ioT Southern market.
METALS-ln addition 10 The cargo STedes iroa before
reported sales have been made this week of 6o to two
OF the principal city dealers SIS mos o- general assort
men and another II So NOS particular assort-
menl The value of this description OF Iron is very nnch
influenced by aso'tments owing to the entire cessation OF
demand for The used for Nails which are soundaot IN
in market While others scarce and assortren Tor oh
purposes made up with difficulty. WekDow OF no trans
actions in other sorts An INVOKE OF 1900 pigs Missouri
lead stored for few years past has been taken on terms
not made public.
HlDES.-We notice sales of 500 Albany slaughter and
300 Buenos Ayres (2 lbs, no, made public is
dry Southern Us l6 lb q and 500 lin small otsl at
90, cash.
FEATHERS.-We notice sales OF $500 lbs Western Live
Geese st22 25c and 500 lbs very prime 6, cash BY auc
,on 49 bales Carolina Live Geese sold at a} 20 cents
cash.
SALES oFREAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
By j. IL Miller f. Co.
4 acres roois OF land on Hoppe's Lane, in vicinity
of 50l and '0, and lih avenues 5J9
By HaHtday & Jenkins.
story brick 55 and 1877 Broadway, with ) sto-
~ brick building in rear. used as a hotel-front on
Broadway 30 feet By 100 # deep bough, IN 600
By wilkins .5' Rollins.
South Baptist Church and lot Nassau 81, so feet
front by 100 4 deep rougbt in for........ 1'~o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

TFrcuch aaSanS--MANESCi,S ORAL >fS
rEM-Jnsl commenced evening class for Geneulen
morning for Ladies, each OF which few more
may BE- admitted apps immediate application Having been
fully Instructed in his system by the John Manesa The
subscriber teaches French language efficient
manner, both rs 10 speaking and ~rting
- ST. L MANESCA DrRAND. Ne IS franklin $:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

II Fserenn fustifutc EGCfurcs.--RALfH
WALDO EMERSON viii deliver the first OF a Course OF
(ve) Lectures before the Institute Tuesday evening
February 7h the Second Wednesday evening Feb 8th;
the Third on Thursday evening, Feb OH the Fourth on
Friday evening, February 0lh and the tth on Saturday
evening, Feb h in thc unisersn- Church correr o.
Walker and Elizabeth streets. al 7! O'Clock SuJeci-lOi
the whole Course ~ New England etc etc
Card, Us cents may be had al the principal bookstores
Boaoway and at the door on The evening OF te Lecture
By order ~ C. S. STEARNS, Secy. II 81
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house.-w. IL CARY L Co., lss PeNrls,reet eppo-
site Cedar street NewYcrk, have for sale in any quaint
tics, the following descriptions OF Goods:
Shell Combs, Git Buttons, Gum tetn hhSs
Horn CGmos, Bone Buttons, Tea CaddisS,
iton Combs Bone MouldS, Ssgar Cases,
Brass Combs Timed Buttons, Hunters Whistles,
Ger Silver Combs Pearl Buttons. Beads
Mar Brn.hes Merino Buuons Corset Needles
Cloth brushes, Velvet Buttons, Carpet Needles,
Shaving Brushes, Metal Buttons, Chenele Nee1es'
Tooth Brushes, Paper Buttons, Mors.eh TSeeoles,
Nail Brushes Weod Moulds, kultlng Fins,
Sot,I, iL" B,",bes' Gil Boxes Paten, Diaper Pins.
wireRrlIshss Bead Bags, Corset Laccs,
CoUbRrn,hes Bead Purses Spool Cotton,
p,int R-u,be. Nslyc, Purses Eyeiet Rings,
sash Tool, Silk Purses, WhdeboneS,
yaruish Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Iazos,
.,orsr Rrnshcs s,atia Glasses PenkniveS,
Crumb Brushes, sun Elas>es Se'sSo's,
Su,penders Toilette Ginsses, Razor Strops,
SGayinT Bo,.s Mouta Mirrors, Silver Pencils,
Stjlstoes Backgaui. Boards, Ihlubics,
Srgasf" Snpff sa.ss "s"'' Chessmen, Steel PENS
Fishin, pys Dice Lead Pencils,
COR Silver spoons Wallets Almond Soap,
Silver rhulbies Pocketbooks Wash Balls
styer Snec,acles Card Cases Cologne Water,
Steel Spec,aces Cigar Cases. Florda Water,
Goggles Needle Cases, Lavender,
Sv{r Tooth Picks, Whip Cord, Honey Water
rweszers Breast Pins Macassar Oil,
o. pcil / sad. Finer Kjprs Bears Oil,
covered Crsyons Watch K.ys, Buffalo OIL
Pocke Ink:tands Watch Guards, Cold Cream,
~ ring Ink Necklaces Hair Powder,
Iudeble Ink, Accordions, Iooth fo~d.r,
Ink Powders VioIins, Hooks aud Eyes,
Ivory Folders, lolln S!lbSs, soi''
Sand Boxes, Nlolincello do rercuSion Saps,
Letter Stamo5 Bass VOL do. Hooks and Kings,
Walers Violin Bows, Fish Hooks,
Sealing Wax, Violin Bridges, Powder Flasks,
linen r. vine Violin Pegs, Tortoise Shell,
India vine Hafmoncas Ivory,
" Zelard Twine, Jewsharp', OK horns,
School SlaeS, Accordn lnstrs, inoa asatlahs'
Slate Perc's Perfrmed Soaps Horn Tips,
Irvine Reels Shaving Cakes, Bones,
Corb IDn,lands, Military soap Whaebone,
Writing Fluid Windsor Sap, rear Shtii: IT,,
Particular attention paid 10 putting up orders Tor Ivory
Combs West India and African nidfhets
Merchants purchasing goods tt line for other markets
invited 20 call
svi,g yoots in This line 70 I'D 2t~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
II ,Iercnntslc l.ihrart Assecinlion.-NIr:

IT 1IercRntiIc library AsseCIntioD'-Mr.
HENRY S G. McKEAN viii deliver the l3h Ltc;u!c OF
the course at Broadway Tabernacle Tuesday eve
nng February 7th at half past o'clock
Subec- An OF Ireiand fergeries OF The ShaS-
speare Manuscripts"
Tickets Is cents eacL-may DC had at the rooms of The
Association or al the door the evening OF the Lecture
Doors open at quarter before O'Clock. BY order.
&, 2ris- WILLIAM NJ PARKS, Rec. Secry.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
Ghfap HsrtSs,

THE RAINBOW, or old-Fellows' Magazine semi
roontby. Pricel.i cents.
ALIsON's HISTORY OF EUROPE sipce l759; mag
nfceri work OF the highest character be completed
in IS numbers at . cents each
URE'S DICTIONARY OF Arts Manufactures Mines &c
De completed in five parts $50 doube-coumn pages
each. Price 81 for each part
GALES ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
with several hundred engravings. Pr1oe Scents.
LIFE OF SIR WALTER SCOTT in vols, each -
POEMS OF SIR WALTER SCOTT, vols. each 25.
BULWERS NOVELS, in Uniform edition al . cents for
each Novel
SIR WALTER SCOTS NOVELS, at Is cents each.
DICKENS'S Nicholas Nckeby, 80 cents Oliver Twist, 50
THIERs's HISTORY OF The FRENCH REVOLT.
Tl0N, in l6 nuaibers = cents each.
BEAUTIES OF JOHN WESLEY. lst cents
CO0LtY'S AMERICAN IN EGYPT, IS.
ANGLO-AMERICAN MAGAZINE, the cream Of all the
Brist Magazines ruled ato First No III
THE EHEALTHJoURN ane independent Maga1ine,lS ,lSt
BLANCA CAPPELLC, by Lady Lytion bulver, lsi
RED ROVER, by Cooper, 50 cents.
BLANCA CAPPELLO, b. LAZY Lytton Bu!wsr-tBook
EdHicn)-c5 cents.
e. 5. D : or, Account o: Irish Heirs, No. ! and ?, 81
cents each
MERKY'S MUSEUM, February. Price 10 eeats-
D'AUBIGNE'S REFORMATION. vols 81 90.
MAGAZINES TO- February, 25 cents
HISS LESLIE,S MAGAZINE for February, IS.
ILLUSTRATED COMMON PRAYER BOOK, No. /,
81 cents.
WORKING MANS MISCELLANY, No. !, ST.
BLACKWOOO for January, tSi cents
LIFE OF WASHINGTON, No. !, 25 cents.
RAINBOW, No. 5, 12i cents.
OLD CURIOSITY sHoP-By Bo1-5o cents.
JOSEPH ANDREwS-By FisIding-.5 cents
EPICURIAN-By Thomas Moorc-25 cents.
LALLA LOOkH-By Thomas Mnore-S7i cents
FARLEY MAGAZiNE-July Il February-l0 cents.
And all the cheap editions of Scientific and Popular
Works for sale The lowest prices wholesale and retail
by GREELEY McELkAlH,
Tribune Ofhce l6S Nassau-street
Orders from Statesmen Clubs Posimastcr and individuals
respectfully solicited.
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sales -
English Sooks-A large collection Of valuable sid Erg
li5a booss .rc,rdiEg waDy Ssisase NO Is
Mu.e-S choice celsc.ioG ol rIao FORTE and Vocal aG
SIC being tn- private collection ol eaGensn about leaS
Ing the country
Consisting OF Moore er Stevensens Nstlnas Airs, 70
ao; Calco,is Glees sr Catches, Sv eto Neoe1s
0Dea OF Der Frcyschuts Duets by Noveliog hayiss
osa,orcs ot Creatiea as MeS>sa2 AcsarIsses Sacred
MGsc, cuartc Rodwsil, Kelly SAD Mc,Fs Sacred Music
Scs. and CnHons do 90. volumes OF ita3a Sad sench
Songs snd On-ts HAydas CSGtGnetS Soass Se.' e'nns
songs Of ihe Fares s0eggo' Vocalist: Sn1ha> Select
Melodies Hotseicy. Palm Tunes; Macpherson Caecsiss
OF Music Na;hsas Essay 3as,c. qo; NGluaes OF mis-
ce,necu. Pieces, BY salRsns authors principally EnShaa
edaicnS-
Sco> Dae,- iees, Gdtehes, oSstates, Marches, etc
Tsrsry SgvyxT- Ncs-lcSS TRADE SA,E-To coni-
epce March IS lS4S.h~ neAt rrgu!ar Trade SAKE wA!
NJ, commenced on 10. i'm Tc.~sy OF March next III
cx,syance win The reg u!alons Ct the Trade nwl be
,,n,,ac.rt under iee>r trSGl1 ons snd
der IN. Girecuon OF the Goa.muee OF Inc Trade.
nyoiees o; Books Stationery, Paper Stereotype Plates
kc are respectfully solicited They ssoui be furnished by
hc s, o. February next when tie Catalogue viii be pat
fhe usual cash advances WILDE made on receipt o goods
required the sales will be guaranteed ao 'NsN'
i .l,~rpff
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
TDrerou TerrIror.-

y VTt.ou TtrrItOr!.-IGr ITopIletE anu q Pc
dsncy OF The United Govern taking possession
Of the Oregon Territory will be discussed THIS Evening,
!: O'Clock, by the Debating Departmental the NewYors
Lyceum their Hail. al Broadway. The pIhlic wil be
admitted without charge. IT. IS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
Pn..enxers Arrived

In the ship Ocmugee, from New Orleans MIR Nc Donald,
lady and child; Mr. Johnson, Mr. Wheeler r Hnckley,Mr
Hilcs- in the Seerage.
In The brig Algonquin, from New oreaasw Darlington
and Williams
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Rankrunfs-Ecb. 4.

James P. Robinson, clerk New York.
Stephen Hull Brown. DO
William II. Huchlns, merchant FiShkill Du!chesS Cs.
John iIpnl batter New York.
.Jam.s S. Clark dis,er Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

rY rus MoRSlNc's SOUTHERN s'AIL
TFsom our Philadelphia Correspondent . /.
rHILApsLrtlIA. trI,Iuaiy -. "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

WI ATCHES lower than ever.-in con-
sequence OF the rsaeSn Of - sVses & e ssd .Ds s,e5 ,s
a'e Acb Escanemcnt. Lepne and other Watches
Of sad .%s fTey preey s Sns ra ns
d., ean be bought for II any Other piacs n
iSssr iSs r,y wan ssa Wase,e. ow go to $2 each
%,tsbes and JeweIry exchanget or bought hi |achs'
ratcnr. - Keep good time the money re.E.ned.-
yUh md Clocks repaired in the be manner and war.
S,sd at nsuch Jess than the usual prices,
q. C. ALLEN, Importer Of W atehes and Jeweieryi
of7isu whnssae and etail 81 WaN-st. up stans.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

u " IIfINfU W H45aCc, Esq. Iast Vt ~ 'lN
Lecture The SoEieis Mliiny advertised TO be given
by this gentleman before the Berrau Institute on Thursday
evening last the UniTsrsal a.e Bowery) Church. cor
OF Walker and Elizabeth SIS Wa on account OF
the extreme iDclemercy OF the weather, and VIII Dow be
gwen at the ssr1= place OF Monday, tie 5,h inst
n B. DEBATE su5j7ct BY members OF the
Insult ute. viii Immediately follow the Lecture.
Tickets y! ccn,s. TO be had at The door.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOO-

BOARDING AND DAY SCHUUL
for Young Ladies, No. 10 Carols Place Beecker-s'
New-York Mr.. and Mrs Bailey would INFORM their pa,
irons ana the public they hava reduced the terms OF
tuition in ,heif Institution suit the pressure OF The times
Their next term viii commence on The 18Th OF FEB inst
Great attention voted Reading. Writing, Eocuiion
frammar Arithmetic, Mathematics History, Comp0sjt!on
and Muse The whole school attend daily 70 The French
language and F.ench is spoken in the family NO extra
charge for Latia Singing i'll classes The spanish ana
Italian languages Drawing and Painting are taught on
-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

IL Lhis day puhIIsIltL Dy DNfD IN :, u
M ~ Schoe>ueet, Boston and NO. 1T Nassau street
New.York.
CoNrENrs-Thc Destruction of the Ursune Convert
by mob Recent Decisions by Judge Story OF Massachu'
cut Judge Irwin Of Pennsylvania, Judge Sptsgue OF Ma
sachusetts Gnd Others Digest OF American Cases nlel.
pence and Miscellany Critical Notices; List OF Bankrup p'
In New-York New-Hampshire and Massachusetts ooilu'
airy Notices. .
This work published monthly at the low price OF -
ner annun The back numbers OF the present volume coz
tain all the Juoge Story in Bankruptcy and o.
most of other Judges hrongho the country furnished
for the work by the Judges themselves The *oiK also
contains authentic lists OF Bankrupts from the States OF
Massach husells, NewYork Maine New-liampshlre, Con
nectcut Rhode Island and Illinois. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

u 7Eitcheii 9. S. SOCIAL persons wishing a
e speaA ns and singing arr Tea 20 attend
the Mitchell night, az their Hail. SOS BrsadTaT ad
stresses By Rev. r. Eabsugh, M. T. Oakley, MI Hebag
OF Dearnark, and Nr Brown Of Yons Singing BY MI
Brown, OF Tonkers Mr. Cady ard lady, Mitchell Socs ~
&c ne, sign the pledge.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
? The Wnnhinutan

II The Washington Prospect Temperance Bene-
a, hall pas; O'Clock, Prospect Hail. II Eazabeth- oce
deer ron III. OF Walker An Address " II 5e ce
Eve-t By Horace Greeley Esq; Me.srs Mirtoa AID Pas
cne Jr will also address the meeting. Singing by The La
cv Po.oec, Society and Others. Mr.. McDoGal viii pre-
side Al tae Pfaoo A C. FLANEG AN, President.
FRANCIS E- BROWNE Secretary. lf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
- WiIIinm WaIIacc. E.a. late Of

W. W. HALLAOE, fTesIdF',l
w G. PHILIPS. Secretary tt IS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

M ANTED-Places by two girls, one
w as Cook tor Housework aud one as Chanber.
maid Nurse Good references. Apply at l22 Mott ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
AUCTION SALEo.
ios;,h Richards, AEcaocssr.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS s. PL3I'F Z,

Stare lS Broadway.
Lbs-aic,sn advances made cosgreea-s ics saess
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 90 Mas
sau st-Jo5n MCabs having given up the above cilce,
sons Int lgeace Office 56Ct Pearl ST. where j. MCabes
subscribers will be supplied with good do
-. rsry,o,. 81 tw'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

Z AW REPORTER, for February, 1913,
Il 4 this day published by BRADBURY, SODEN 4 CO.
~ Sc na,reft Rnsnn and No. ~ Nassau street,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-03
COMMUNICATED.
A SKETCH ON ORTHOEPY.

For those gentlemen possessing more
knowledge than sense, (or wisdom,) who
are ready, in one breath, to admit the
truth and its inherent Importance and,
in the nert, to cavil against this same
truth by an illogical reference TO its con-
sequence, have no reason, no argument;
for, gentlemen Of this caIibre evince intel
lects incapable Of tracing the Legitimate
consequences either of truth or error, and
arc proof against demonstration itself.
Let it be determined whether any given
position be true or false, and, to the dis
eliminating mind, its tendency is known
may here make another notice, equally
admissible for its correctness; whatever
truth, or principle, is ascertained TO be
prominent in any useful science, must be
prominently useful, and, per consequence,
paramount in its importance. | refer, for
decision on this point, even to the most
calculating utiitarian.
That the position | have taken, in ref
erence to the two great classes of sounds,
(the vowels and consonants.) constituting
the elements of our vernacular language,
admits of demonstration, relative TO THEN
correctness and prominence, is what !
would be distinctly understood to assert ;
and in this appeal TO all The philosophic
Iinguists and philoIogists Ofthe whole liter.
airy world.
Asst regards the voVe,s, remark thai
popel Tor vocal sound) is different from a
note, which is a slide of the voice upon q
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-06-03
From the Picayune.
COM. MOORE AND THE MEXICANS'

Full particulars of the recent action
A gentleman in this city has kindly fur
missed us with letter from friend of bis
on board the ship Austin, dated "Of Cam
peachy, May g." giving full particulars o.
the recent action between Com. Moores
hule squadron and the Mexican Steamers
Such is the interest felt by all in the move
ments of the Texan fleet, that we give CO.
piou' extracts from this letter.
On reaching SIsal, on the 2Sth April
the news of Barragan's surrender 10 the
Merida forces reached Com. Moore, had
also the information that the steamer Mon
tezuma was expected at "eIach in Two
days TO take the Mexican prisoners 10
Tampico, according to the terms OF Inc
capiiulalon. Sail was now Immediately
made by the Texan vessels for that Port
where they arrived on the evening
of the goth. At day break, neA
morning the Mexican fleet was Observes
standing out for Lerma with the ovloeII,
intention of attacking the Texans
consisted Of tie MontezSma steamer