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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30
CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADEL

PHIA.
TO LET-From the sist day OF July instant, for =
of this long established and pop
uar house, with and elegant saloons,
wardrobe brary, machinery, property and fx
Its well Known reputation both Europe and the
United renders detail Of the
and peculiar advantages and which them
selves the Of an efficient management,
~hich will the chief object Of the prop,ietors.
Address proposals. which shall be considered CONFIDENTIAL
The Board Of Agents Of the Chestnut Street Theatre No.
d. M. PEYSER IL CO..
Ne ITO William stree corner Of jonp street. and ~, Broad
,uppiy Of the following FANCY GOODS, which wers
carefully selected by competent person Pars. Berin,
and which they offer SALE Wholesale retail
hbe ral terms,
Be,In Zephyr and German wsntsd-ths most complete
assortment
Berlin Embroidery Patems--a choice sci, ction.
Canvass for Embroidery Of cotton, worstsd llnsn Eli
gold and silver. Of all widths and qualities.
sh Chenille for embroidery. trimming and noweI mahnv
Purse Twist German, French English. plain and
shsd d, 10 skeins sticks, snd spooIs.
spools.
suspsnde superbly embroidered, and suspender Tim
Gold, Silver and Steel Beads, in all Nos.
Mother OF Pearl Gold, Silver and Steel Purse Or
Gold and Silver rnge, Braid, Cord, Twist Thrs and
Tss,els.
Embroidery Frames. and variety Of different Fancy Ard
cles
Artificial Tlowen-a choce selection
Fnges OF worried and silk Imported and domestic.
Gmps Tasses, Buttons and all other kind Of trimming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

sales or stocks at Philadelphia yesterday.
S3Oo City Fives. 1885, loaf; SO shares Wilmington r
III; $50 County Elves, 1870, l05; shares Mechanics
Bank, lsi; % do New Orleans Gas, 10.
AyTEn BoARD.-27 shares Wilmington RalroadIl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30

SHIRT MANDATORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
60 MAIDEN LANE--Just received the latest and most
w approved French pattern s5rts. general
shirts under garment hosiery, crava handk eches Nc
Shirts under made order and repaired
short For sale 100 900 skein black and dyes
ing silk. WIN COLLINS.
x2n2
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Dr.c,or NJ ,nHN sssTns
prs N9SpA ~ 10 sov - } srrs
M. cs9: rs 81 1rS I'd r.H.s s-ri
II: TAG e SEX gisr; Hi
Three celebrated o's,are,, 70 e conducted and led"
TO he followed by the I..uh,b' Musical v,rd.v. one
''' no" ' IIgysMelss ct ;oSssrS 3 MS 'n''''
tThe Blind M.o aod bis S,ies)
Maa,m. Pelaiie de Roaas,, INV Madam. M;;,hi.u
Dr. JoiiveI, '''''''' dom: S"6isu
Original Overture to "IAmha.''drcs" Aubsr
r's. f t:',sT;s y ss Il i;sss: '''"
H..-.,,. PM 9G.r po Gs%ia'' dA'SsTTTl . CAV.
s Nm: B,ss:si A'a''' S Mn. t sssi..
h Benedict Dis de- V'''"' n X. k hlss:s
ws. .': $s T' a.. .S.
ee', hind. and III great variety. Wi bs found.
To sone"d: in: Y9,t Oh. '.:.ns II
ruk "a >s EItbT % ~ rS sE' Rst,,%E~r
Tbs Music by Dopirr he comco..r OF Than thirty
Mai. popu'" Italian opsr" uu.,.,.
cutter 20 rhs R-gm mt
In which character sh. - nv h.r ceehrssd Martial Cava
une-"s,lut > Ia Fsnee," which r-c~ived
Wednesday and Erd,v vih the most euthusi-
sstic spprobation
8urIee (serge ant) Nous Bies
Ia M,rnui.e, Madm M,'hieu
La Uu chesse Madm Hohll
Tono, Mons Richer
Carlos Oter,ot
Herman, Busch-r
Lois, Dsrve
Bsrsp.y. ChyHery
TIL. Choru..s viii be ,.us by every lady and g.n,l.m
the French company.
Nights fthe Rssel Family-Tue.nsvs snd Thpndays.
Ma ,ts Of the French Compauv-Nondav,. soays,
Eridsvs ,nd Saturdays
- Astr"t Police will be in attendance 'na great
taken the admission OF improper persons.
Tickets Fifty Cents Nav he had at the Garden during
the day.
nosed Of
- No povtpone sssplsmen account
weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway
protected and the Saloon which is ventilated irom
and sides car be enc ed Al A moments notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30
y MEXICAN MJISwVr y

AND ERIAL GARDEN.
r = Every Dav and Evening this week
The Nsn.Err has engaged 10 tepled Performers, and 10
hapny entire in Museum Novelties
He has -ngag-u-
Mr. WILLIAM COLE, the Great Con orti"rist. from DE
London Theatres late from the Park Theatre hi. CITY
who will appear in a variety of ClasNc OYMNAeTtC9,
with his educated and talented Deg BfLLEY whose
crest .s of ssgacy obedsoce and talent have placed him
WONDERS OF TIVE AGE
He will dsnce sing put out light jump through bal
losn climb aladder. walk lame tro kick over chair and
other astonishing feats.
AI.o engaged for onlv celebrated GEORGE
WESTERN, recently demon ipated
0REA WESTERN.
The best deneaor Of Nero Chaactr and the best Neo
Dancer living will the lovers ut mth the
importation shape Of ard original int
aton Of Loe motto. Engine full speed Negro Extrav
Virginia Breakdown This extraordinary perform
elected admiration Of thousands in all the prinei
pal thestrss in IN. Upted States.
The Ciy BrNs Bard Of Thirteen Musicians is engaged for
the hacopv. garden and stage
Comic Singer, LA PErl'rr CERlTU, &c:
Peroman~ Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon
4 O'Clock. and every Evening at halfpastB
Price of admission rs Children under hsn
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILApELrHIA, july 2e-An Pntomse Lcrinz Portland:
Sp'endd Shaekiod Eastpert CID Wanderer Dolbv Hall
West Iaa-s. 80
Antwerp; Martha, Parker Boston: Deposae Krndck do;
O ger, Hudson: Maria. Laou ette. and Thomas " Mac
Lamsr NYork CldMeTchant Murphy, Amste dam; Clemen
tine Gesselman, Bremen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30

LII WHO WANT GOOD, FASHION cheap
n CATERS are irvi'ed TO cal at WALKER,s celebrated
rore Broadway north corpst Of Canal street
ood city CATERS buskn, ties and slippers at prices 20
p.r cent than before offered Also gents, bows ana
chdrsn fpe French and native calf dress cheape,
ever aw DO do gents boys aud ehdren quarter boo Ia
rate, and Also, the greatest OF all
different kinds family toy TO enumerate
All VINO want any OF the above articles invited TO call
WALKERS Cheap Boot aud Shoe Store, tl9 Broadway,
north west corner Canal st. tyiT lmseo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30
CHATHAM THEATR C.

Messrs Jackson Willard, .Lessees.
Boues IS cents Pit I2k cents.
Doors will and the Curtain will rise at
quarter .-fore O'Clock
M0Npay ExEN,NG-Th. ,.rfnIm,ne, to eommeDes
Greene. To conclude With the drama Of DIAMOND
BRlO-Jock Howison. Mr. Lennox; Tinoy Mrs Judah
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30
MONEY TO LEND.

A BRAHAM .. JACKSON, PAWNbhtlkER, NO. %
a Resde street, Broadway, loan moaey IN large or
small he required watches, jewelTy silver
dry goods. wearing APPAREL and personal property OF
evely de,cnn,on. jy@ lmer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30
POST OFFICE.

n,
New York, July 81 1913. !
ENGLISH MAlI-Letter bags per Royal Mail steamer
Caledonia which leaves Boston the LIST Of August
will be closed the Upper and Lower Pos Office th,
Monday the SIS IS minutes o'clock, p
M JOHN LORIMER GRAH4M,
jy2s Str Post Master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30

NlAIhhA FALLS.
persons visiting The ais are inf rmsd that whole
of Tges and fares, returning by the
of the St. Lawrence, Moutre Il, Tcenderogl
Lake George to Cadwels, Sl3 IS THs is preferable to
returnlDgthe same way again by Utica &c.
iy'7 2taw 2wsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30
VIM I. JENNINGS 81 CO,
aSl Broadway, American Hotel,
nppnlrTEF

UFPUSITE
RE OFFkRING entire style Fancy Coats Tor
"A travelling or business purr oses. jys0 3issec
CONTENTS OF THE RAILROAD JOURNAL FOR
~ AUGUS E -
be,!mct o. the Croton Dam, (wIth illu,trstions)
kxua IL from Remarks upon the River Railroad,
ChssaJ eake and Ohio Canal,
eng Island Railroad r. port.
Reading RsilIo,d and the 4 osl Trade
Extraordinary Phenomenon.
Usi, d y ates Navy.
Galvanized Ste smer
B,st, m and Fitchhurg Railroad
Locomotive Engines OF 1879 and Igiy eomnayed
Steeled journals ana thiiled Boxes
Proeteu OF Railroads ia Eurcre.
Ensineer's Report Of me Long Island Railroad.
Publ shed monthly or three copies for S. %
jSsoit.r DIX MINOR q a. D.. sCHAEFFER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30

A@l a. RIsECT FOR .MSEE,W J, Pro PRO,
LPAssENGERs To TAKE THE CARS
TO BOSIUN-Fare 81 3O-Deck Fare 81 The new, com,
modious and fast sailing steamboat CURTIS PECK Captain
VIM Peck, will the pier side Catherine Market
slP E,st Ryer Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
For passage freight inquire at South st. up stairs
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VI A RITIM E Fl f r A l. ID
snIp MASTERS ana Agents.
PoRw orr HEyv YORK, JULY 30.
Cleared.


scott Emery Portl'pd, w T Tsp.sott-Baaues Levi
Barker st Thomas and Ma.sguez w Lewis John w Ca,
,.r, DAVIS. PHILADELPHIA Brig Pstsey B Bouot Howe
hEysnai Blanco-schu eagle, Dyer. Monteeo Bay. Jam
Redheld Go; y McCready Burett, Beaufort NC.
Bergen, Cole PsenbuIg Aunter; Emma. Cole Bal more
Joh sou Lowden; john Cark Collins and Columbia HOOK
:, Philadelphia Cooley Co; Princess, Racket do
snip Adslnde Ad'ms days ON Havana. with &c.
shin Gaonne s,goy II Jaws from New Orleans, with
shp sutton. Galloway, days from CharleIton with cotton,
sehr Grad Stevenson tor sacO) Sc day, from oporo with
schr Ere Mathews ,ys from Jacne with 1850 bags
coffee % 90, lbs ogwood TO A 6 Ro,si.re.
schr Andromeda, Coffin 10 days from Lubec, with lah and
Sci Montana Edridge days from Boston, with mdse,
schr Oscar Baker. days from Boston, with mdse, to
Lewis
Sch Homer Kent, days from Boston, with mds., to
Herick.
schr Avn Latourette, from Baltimore, with iou to John
son & Lovden
schr Director Post days from Virginia with wood to the
master.
schr Wave Ryder from Cape Henry water melons, to
s'hr Augusta Let's, days from Virginia. with wood to
master.
schr Doron Even days from Virginia with weod to the
schr Berine, Crmsr days from Virginia. with wood
schr franklin Nelson from Cherrystone with corn to
master
schr W Borden, Bnnne from Virginia, with wood, to
master.
In hrta ntna..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30

40 BEAUTIFYING LOTTON.-This celebrated and
delightful wash for the complexion removing tam
burn, morphew, redness or roughness, and all com.
plants of the skin be had genuine only at 81 Conrt
and lady toilet should be made without this cosmetic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-30

aES TOWN POINT. di " SUNDAYS eI eotedJ
AA~MssaN. touching segune's Dock Slater Island
On and afsI Moadsy JAY list che stsam;, RoCKtAND
Tuesday, Wednesdays Thu sday, Fridays hapast
enc oci ck tide permitting, and Kew Port Two O'CLOCK
NJ Returning New York, foot of Robinson street.
Tuesday:, -due.dav, Thursdays md Fri avs at egh
O'Clock A: NJ and saturdays 1t two, P. NJ.
will be in readiness the arrival ofhe Boat
vev passengers to Freehold part Of the country
Uniform conveyanees large, Ell Parties of
will be tken and fro Fort Hamilton Key PORT
Reasonable il m m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
THE JEWESS, A NOVEL.
BY THE AUTHOR F"LETTERS FROM THE


SHORES OF THE BALTIC"
VIII be published entire in the NEW WORLD of Satur.
cay, Feb H. isa Tale OF exquisite and absorbing inte-
rest and worthy the reputation of the noble Lady 50 well
and arorsby known to the American public by her Let
ters from The Baltic" issued in Double Extra New World,
and still, for sale at The Office. Do not miss COPY OF this
weeks New World
SPECULATION ON MARRIAGE AND YOUNG
LADIES, illustrated by characteristic Engraving,
executed for this number.
III..LETTER FROM MR. ALDRICH-Life in Paris
It's Public Buildings, Benevolent Institutions &c &c
W..EFFECT OF THE SONERS AFFAIR ON THE
NAVY-a close and stringent article, by San Old
Sailor.n
V..APPRoACH TO ROME, from Fragments OF Ira
vel, by Correspondent
SI.-PReSPECTS OF TIE UNITED STATES. from
the NJ Y Correspondence of the London Examiner
Fll Eruption Of Mount Etna-Orignal and Selected Po
euy-ihe Creduliiy of Unbeief-Copious Foreign
E1iracts-Domeshc Intelligence ae. kc.
Single copies 81 cents-S3 year. Oice 80 Ann Street
JUST PUBLISHED.
PICTORIAL LIFE OF WELLIEGTON-Fortyfo foor
Engr1vinsrprice 25 cenis-A capital work
BLANCA CAPPELLo, novel by Lady Lyt,oI Bulwer.
Price lsi cents.
NEW WORLD SUPPLEMENT, No. /, con,aising Mar.
tjn Chnzzlewl by Dickens Tons Burke by Lever; y
D., or accounts OF lrah Heirs by the author OF HANDY An
dy; Windsor Castle, historical rpr,ace sy Aims
worth, and the Loiteags OF Arthur 0Leary by The auhor
OF Our Mess-
BLACkW0OD'S MAGAZINE fer Jarrarv published
in double New World, at 81 year. or Is. ceu,s single
Also. great variety OF Books FOR THE PEOPLE," in
Extras WHICH can De sent ny mail al newspaper
prces 70 SsceEta each. Call al ss AnRst. IN ss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

" VIII be published and fsr sale at this csts is
morning No. ii Coole5's Americas in Egypt Tti 4
ber will be very curious and interesting, eontaxy
Story of Nebby Daood, with many plates-pSn n
cents per number. Also, No. III Urc's DlctcaF |,
more numbers viii complete this valuable work-,sas
numberSI Oa the same day will be published Sl
The Book of the Navy, comprising General Hsg
American Marine, by John Frost A hne seeI Pss
Commodore Ferry will appear in the frt rrlSeI
whole will be completed in four numbers-pris 81
per number.
This work vii! be very popular, comprising Euz
be, of plates, and viii be printed on dne paper Al
discount to Agents. u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

HARD Times IN PESssYLvlsa-s ~
Of the Legislature, says the Harrisburg C,,sS
received letter from an intslligess eos,.s ms
living in .Iuniati county, in which |, W, :
that aeagon and siS horses were lately 81
constable's sale in Tuscarora Valley, Of ,i,, !,
ty, for three dollars; and that Halter va
lately sold out in Lewistown, Mffiin coa,,r j
sale Of which Wool Hats brough. tro esss
Fur Hats Twenty-Five cents If this is 10, !,
dication of hard times, we do not know vbs, |
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
Appointments by the Geverao. ...,

os.Sp.pA co.--Ria, Wright, supec;r,s,s Pa
daga Salt Springs, vice Thomas Spencer. vSsss o.;
expired. sai
Henry 6. Beach inspector Of sail, vice hem, !
term expired.
Daniel t. Mosely, master in chaneery, VI,
Beach, term expired. We e
James s. Sanford, supreme cour, eonmss,;c,..
ben Fsrnhan, term expired. ''as
James S. Sanford, examiner in chaneerr ~.
T. Newcomb, term expirt Sd March, isS va .
SULLIVAN CoUNrY-Archibald C, Nl,en s,,.
commissioner, vice William B. Wright, term st.'.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

FIRE IN PLYMOUTH, Massive learn i
extra from the Plymouth Memorial, tha, d.
sustained by the Robbins Cordage csn,.a,l
the destruction of their works on SATURDAY !
was about $25 ,000--insured in Boston for ssso
in about equal proportions at the Fraakia
Manufacturers Offices. The Memorial ala I
that rope-walk on the same site was bun,pl
40 years since. A letter in the Bostun DsiS
yertiser estimates the loss at SIS, 600 or sIOil
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

p A slight shock of an eartbqusk. ".
rienced in this city yesterday, abou, "a g
past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. 1t wa. no, sess,.s
and perhaps would have passed unoS....
for the quicker perception OF few ~.
who, having frequently experienced .hs ss
sation In other countries, more pros,ptls -. y
it on its occurrence here. TNa, l., se
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10
MAlsE PENIrENrIARY.-The nn-

MAINE PEsIrSSrIARY.-The nanh., !,
victs in the State Prison in Maine !. "a, :
During the past year. the institution ha, ~
and above its expenses, more than ,welssl,
dollars. The first item mentioned in an {.
sent penitentiary reports, is tho amour, d :
made by the lsbor of the convicn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

The NORTH CARoLlNA.-In the course II
last week there has been great deal Of sses
in the vessels at the Navy Yard. We uaa,s.!
that six cases of small pox and six,y.sEs d J
have been reported. N. y. Stands.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

U Lieut.. HAKrs1EsE, u. S. Nav !,
dispatches from Washington to Com Ioss as
manding the squadron in the Paci6e ss's .,s \ \
Savannah, on his way cut, on the Cd ;,... s..'ss
5S-s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

ID Fo Washington Letter giving .ne 51os r;,,rn,,
go n'.;... s,s,. Ss.o;,,nrnts. &c, see First Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

"I1's peor rule that won't wcrk both vi
as the scholar said when he sent II back II
masters head.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

p Rev. D D. WHEDoS has resigned the Pro-
fessorship Of Ancient Languages and Literature in
1he Wesleyan University at Middleton, CT. Ed
ward Langley, jr. has been appointed Tutor in
4he Institution. The fall vacation is hereafter To
be held after Commencement instead Of before as
hitherto.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

u Gov. McuTos, of Louisiana, was inaugura-
ted on the 30th ult., with considerable ceremony,
ST Nsw-0slesns,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

G Mr.. John Winder, while riding in his car.
riage 10 sttend the session of the Court in Acce-
mac county, Va, IN January, was sho, at by some
concealed villain, and severely though not fatally
wounded in the back of the head.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

VI Godsy's Lady's Book snd Graham's Magazine, hr
February, sse received and for sale st this Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

II Persons wishing TAe Tribune lei al their residen'
places Of business In The cy al early hour In ne
morning, Will please their na,ncs them In oy
iroagh Pos, otee, The publication Office, le0
Nassau street, opposite the Park TERMS ntxe efs
rueek be cncsdE 10 Carer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

Conference.-The Wings of the Secsnd Con-
gressional District held Convention of Delegates
on the 9th inst, at Saunders's Hill to nominate
candidate for Congress- in place of Hon. w. w.
Boardman, who declines reelection. SAMUEL
the candidate. Resolutions strongly in support Of
8 Protective Tariff, and expressing the full CONF
aance of the Wings of the District in the ability
and patriotism of Mr.. Hubbard, were unanimously
passed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

Va The whole number Of school districts in
Pennsyivania, exclusive Of Phadelphia, on the lss
of jane, 1912, was ll3, Of which al! but a have
made their annual reports. The whole number Of
schsols in the reporting dis,rists is GIG; the
average time taught, Ave months and nine DAYS;
1he number of mals teachers, 5,l76, and of female
91I6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

% The loss by fire at the store of the Messrs.
H. DiFendorfer &, Co, in Baltimore, proves to
have been greater than was at first anticipated.
The stock was valued y. SIS, 900, to meet which
there ia an insurance in Philadelphia of $4,000
and an insurance in Baltimore of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

90 Mr.. O'Sullivan lectures this evening before
the Mechanics Institute, Capital Punishment.
(See advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

New Books received yesterday adn Tor sale al The Tr
bupe office:
Cooeys American in Egypt Engravings No. g.. 25 cts
The Book of the Navy Engravings, No 1......... 25
Ure's Dictionary, Part 3..... ................l 90
DAubignes History OF the Reformation, 5 vols bdI 90
Ll!e OF WELLINGTON .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

G Mr.. John Thomas, master and owner Of
ihe schooner Florida, was knocked overheard by
,he boom while passing down the bay to Phadel.
phia, on Monday morning. He was re-
covered, but expired in few moments.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

% From an advertisement in this days paper
it will be seen that Doctor Jayne has opened an
Office in this city for the sale of his valuable med-
cines. The Doctor is very favorably known in
Philadelphia and his medicines have acquired
great reputation throughout the whole country.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

" The Indian Chiefs will ride to-day, at 10 O'Clock, in
Amphitheatre. Tonight they will appear the stage
the American Museum in their terrific War Dances To
morrow, the last day of their VISIT they appear day and
riop
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

% Prof. GouRAUDs second lecture Of the
course takes place this evening at half past o.
clock, al the American Institute. Subjact-con-
tinuation of his Lecture on the Sun; its physical
constitution and its influence upon nature
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

p The Debate on PROTECTION and FREE
TRADE takes place at the Tabernacle this even
ing We ask the friends of Protection to come
and hear; if VIC find that we have been wrong
hitherto, let confess it, and so to the side
of Free Trade. But we rather think it will moi,
30 appear upon full hearing of both sides.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

II The Weekly Tribune FOR the present week
fer sale couaer this morning. Il is large sheet
OF pages and 4s columns, handsomely printed fne
paper and contains of useful and instructive read
ing tound in any ohe, weekly paper printed in
the country.
CONTENTS, in FHrt, of lais Number.
Foreign Correspondence OF the Tribune, Letters
from Europe, No. III.
II..Review of Perkinss Eight Years in Persia, among
the HISTORIANS.
ILL.,. Sketch OF z. Waldo Emerson's Lectures
". Political History, prepared for the TrbuEe By Ed
win Williams No. TX.
v..Rsviews and Literary Notices OF New Publications
Yl..Speech of Willis Hail. The Virginia Inspection
Law.
VII. EDITORIALS the Debates Capital Punishment
A Word 10 New-Jersey, New-York and Virginia,
State Prison Labor in the Iron Mines, Hedging Tie
Cuckoo, the pending Post Office bill, and on
variety of other subjects
VIII. Congressional Proceedings OF the week.
MProceedisgs the Naval Court Martial in the
ofCapr. Mackenzie.
". Matters in Albany. Interesting and graphic pictures
the doings and sayings of the Office. Seekers Ge.
by VI walch,ower, the Correspondent, OF the Tribune.
XII Things Philadelphia, from The TribuDes Cores
pondent in that CIy.
Seeds and other artieies OF Merchandise during The
week.
Miscellaneous items Of News, both Foreign and Do
mrsiic, &c &c &C.
u Price single copies fin wrappers re9nired) 67
ceu,s - per annnm. GREELEY x McELkArH,
Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

MODERN MlKAcLEs.-Cassery s. Sons, l08
Nassau-s,ree,, have just published ' Letter from
the Earl of Shrewsbury to Ambrose Lisle Phillips.
ESQ descriptive of the Ecssstica of Caldara and
the Addoarata of Capriana two very estraor-
dinary and wella,tested cases of existing phenome
ma which may well be termed miraculous-one of
woman of unsullied character and the profound
est religious sensbilties, whose face daily exhibits
representation of Christs Suffering on the Cross,
being punctured as by crown of thorns and cev-
cred with spots of blood, which vanish and reap
pear. The other case is not essentially dissimilar.
That these appearances are most wonderful, no
one can deny; that they are real and involuntary,
re cannot doubt. The pious Catholic sees in
them the visible interposrion of God, attesting the
validity of the True Church by the most palpable
miracles-and such is the spirit in which this lit
tie work regards them. Another class will see in
them most striking manifestation of the power
OF the Imagination over the frarne-ths supremacy
of Mind over Matter. The reader viii judge for
himself.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

u Medal will be presented this evening TO f. D.
CoNNERY by the friends of Temperance for his ardent and
efficient services TO the good The presentation viii
take place in the Church of Chryste and Delaney
streets Addresses will be delivered by William Wallace
and others, and good singing will abound large au-
dience will probably be present
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-10

populaus and wealthy s,atesaf .he Union.