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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
From Brazil and Eucnos Ayres.

The ship Roanoke and brig Soldana arrived at
Baltimore on Friday from Rio .Janeiro, with adj
vices to June 23d. There was great storm on
the River Plate on the 10Th and 3Gth May, in
which several American vessels were so injured
that they cannot be repaired. Flour at Monte
Vldeo was worth but $40, netting $; 90 per
barrel. The following is all the Political news,
contained in letter dated Monte Vdeo, May 81 :
We were in hopes to have been able by tins
opportunity TO have advised some important
change in the state Of public affairs and although
indications of change still continue nothing de-
cisvc has yet been done. About $500 French,
Italians and Germans have taken up arms and
compose very formidable addition to the de-
fence of the place. Gen. Rivera is at great
distance with the greater part of his forces, and is
probably only waiting convenlent opportunity
to make a general attack OF OrIhe, Buenos
Ayrean General, who has lntrcnchcd himself
within SIGHT OF the city. Such an event Is much
to be desired. for to whichever SIDE victory may
incline, the result must be beneficial to Tho com
merce of the place. The present stagnatlon Of
trade. the utter impossibiIity OF collecting out
standing debts, and the entire absence Of conf
dcnce are circumstances which # continued much
longer Will be followed by consequences that we
fear Will prove generally runous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

ROBBERY AT BosToy.-On Thursday last, a
person named George Thompson, alias p. w.
GilIet, was apprehended and, in default Of $1,000
bail, committed Tor trial in Boston, charged with
having broken Open at the fremont House IN that
city, the trunk of Mr. John A. Merritt and steal
ing therefrom four treasury notes each for $500.
In all $4,000 three bills ofexchange, in all Sl0O0.
and breast pins, rings, &C., to the value OF s;57.
The evidence made out a clear case although
none OF the stolen property was actually found on
his person, when he was searched. but in his
trunk was found sum of Ss25 in bills of the
Merchants Bank, and under the cushion of the
sofa on which he reclined, while the messenger
was going for an officer were found the two re-
naming treasury notes, and the articles of iewel.
~ which had beer taken from the trunk
Mr.. John a. May, clerk in the bank, testified
to his belief that the prisoner was the man from
whom he received the notes :: 368 b. and 1863
c. and that nc signed the receipt on the back.
= f. ". Gillettn The two notes found under
the cushion on which the prisoner had sat were
. No. 81 a." and No. 80 b. And all four were
specially noted on separate memorandum kept by
Mr. Merritt
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To ApvERrIsERs-The circulation Of the WEEKLY
TEBcxE in the Western part Of tia STATE Of New ORR,
The States Of Ohio Indiana Michigan and Illinois We be-
ieve exceeded By thar OF any other paper printed IN
yaa,areous nedu for advertising limited number Of
advertisements only Terms cents per ilne Tor
The FIRST Advertisements must be handed IN by
Wednesday evening at O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

~ Our New.Hayen friends who seat notice Of
meeting of te. Society on the l6.h inst Informed that
WON'T publish their horrible decree "a deaths head and
bones for Low. nor noney They have perfect right
consult their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

u ne American Museum orens rich this week With
slshzs The new Saloon ,lSo opens rere;-
a io the display OF manufactures the arts, Ac OG
ssIy curious thing among many others be Ia kf-
ing .ap Propelled by dog, and kept constant operation
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GIVING An OFFICER A
SrNpAY. AnCnst ..

PoLrcE OPricE-bREAEIyc THE SABBATH AID
Brt.AEiS. INTO SroNH.This morning, eer Mr.. James
:. Gcaham, who keeps hardware ut No. % Canal
aud occupies part Of the premises 70: his dwelling,
aud seem. that al securely fastened Church
and about II o'clock lr Ben 1mn Bell! who occupies the
opposite premises, discovered walking up ard
down front Of Nh Grahans store and after of
them whose is Charles Walker by OF pick.
lock opened the door and let his accomplish who
Ia be the notorious; James EIog4te, in.
Nh Bell sought the assistance Of officer Braden
also Of Nh LETTERS, and while they attending to the
blockade, Mr. Cfahems Church, corner Crosby
and Grand On their return, they found Bradcn
possession, and tie desk broken open The thea
conveyed the Police and being searched Walker had
s55 in bank notes AI Grahams property also -four iron
lockpcks in his possession. On the person Of FIoga
fornd SIS - in silver ll GRAHAM los; large amount
thus species Of COIN and silver watch makers name am
Skinner street London No 80 iC6 and the name Of Joseph
Murray scratched the inside bag conainu: about
800 pennies also taken from them; silk handkerchief
and pistol all claimed by Mr., Graham. Boil,
fn!iy committed 70. trial.
This Ho!dgate, old offender he tried aut
sentenced years back for rnbbre the Union Bank L.
viii also be recollec;ed that Redmond put his trial
for that offence, IL consequence Of hi; strong resemblance
in features SC TO H0a aud has served out his Of
sentence about four years since.
JUVENILE THEyEs-Thrre small boys, named Charles
Watson Stewart Hustin and William Douglas were
rested aad committed prison for stealing La lock aId
several brass knobs Vino has lost the property Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

SLAVE CAsE-.Iamcs Johnson, colored man,
who has been five years at Princeton, n. J. and
acquired good character for industry and lnteg-
ritr. was arrested last week as fugitive slave
from Maryland, and, upon trial by Jury the
claim was sustained, and Johnson declared a
slave. Much feeling was excited by this decision,
as Johnson had many friends; but his freedom
was finally purchased for S6Oo-a wealthy lady
advancing $500 OF it, for which Johnson agreed
TO work five years,-We believe this is the first
Jury Trial on such case, and we rejoice that the
result is such as refute the lalsehood that Jury
Trial is but device to let the slave 60 clear
There is no reason imaginable why man should
not have the right of a Jury Trial to determine
whether he belongs to some other man as much
as if it were his horse that was claimed instead OF
himself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

d The Northampton Bank, at Allentown,
Pa, which recently exploded, proved to have been
one OF the most rotten and rascalIy concerns
ever known The swindlc is about S2GO,O0O,
mainly on the stockholders, and the President,
Rice appears to have been chief depredator. lie
refuses to account for large portions of what
should be the assets, and nobody else can discover
them This Bank was a Loco-Foco concern
throughout, and the Senator from that District, j.
S. Gibbons is dehiorto the amount OF $4,000 !.
Among the assets turned over by Rice is note
Of .imos KcadalFs for $1,000, discounted while
Amos ros Postmaster General, and Rice lhaii
Contractor uade, him-nevcr paid, and apparent
IL never intended TO be. Amos is none of your
hallway chaps in his hostility to Banks-his
blows are planted where they teH,-Iice was not
merely leading Loco oco, but made great pre-
tensions to superior goodness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

LATER FROM BER,lUp..-.ine schooner Cur
rency, Capt. Moore, brings dates from Bermuda
to the 30th July inclusive. The Royal Gazette
of 18th says:
We will not have any more Of the Royal Mail
Steamers here for another month, the Severn and
Trent beng the first under the new route. The
former vessel, as we have before stated, proceeded
hence to Nassau, and from thence to Havana,
Kingston, in Jamaica, .Iacmel, in Hayt!, st. Juan,
in Porto Rico, and back to St. Thomas where
she is to arrive in 29 days from the period OF her
starting thence.
1t is calculated that, by this arrangement,
100000 miles OF Steaming, and fl50.O90 cx-
pensc viii be annually saved to the company.
The immigrant ship FAIRY Queen arrived at
Trididad, on the 2oth ultilno, from St. Helena,
with l95 captuFed Africans ON board. That
irghtiui disease, the small pox broke out among
the passengers on their way out, and of sixteen
cases, eight had terminated fatally. The author
tiles Of Trinidad were exeTtng themselves to pre-
vent the disease from extending to the shore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

EXEMPLARY DAMAGEs-In the case of Maria
T. Swank vs., John B. Zimmerman, tried in the
Ohio Supreme Court on the 25th inst, the Jury
returned a verdict of $1,000 damages for the
plaintiff. 1t was an action of SANDER. In the
Common Pleas of Sandusky, the plaintiff recoy-
cred $4,000 damages, from which the defendant
appealed to the Supreme Court. The plaintiff is
young lady about Is years of age, and the de-
ty. Upon the bringing IN of the verdict, the
plaintiff, BY her counsel RENTED S2,0O0-the
amount she had put in her bill. Newark Daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

NJ Nothing South of Richmond BY tbs NON.
ing's mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

SARATOGA WATcR--Pcrsons unable TO visit
the Springs, or those who wish to indulge in the
waters after having left them, VIII find full sup
ply Of the delightful water from the Pavilion
Spring, fresh and pure as at fountain head, at
Messrs. Gassner & Youngs, Chatham street, who
have it in various sized bottles and neatly put up
in boxes ready for Shipping.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
NJ Hon. WV. L. Gocegx, late NJ. C. from Viz.

IL
ginia, and who failed By 25 votes of receiving the
return at the late Election only through the SWIM
die OF keeping open the polls three days In the
Loco Foco portion OF the District, while they
were closed the first evening in the Wing Coun-
ties, having been pressed to partake of a Public
Dinner BY the Wings of Amherst Co. has de-
cEned, in letter which states that he shall pros
ecutc the contest for the seat before Congress.
He says
Permit me 10 say, gentlemen, that We shall yet
see the principles for which We contended III
umphant; and the cause shall have my unwaver-
ing support even IN the darkest hour of political
adversely. | doubt not that q Bank OF the United
States, properly regulated, will yet be established
that the polic7 of distributing the Land Fund
will become pernanent-that all the wants OF the
Government VIII DC supplied by duties on foreign
inportations-lhat the Executive viii be limited
to the discharge ofits proper tunctions-and that
prescription for opinions sake viii be, TO great
extent itself. prescribed Men Will not then be
required TO make known their preferences for IN
dvduas for the highest Offices; and IN advance,
without the fear of being questioned by the next
House OF Representatives, (which is to pass upon
nv claims as to the number Of Clay-men N
this District, would make it known, if | had
not already done So that arr one now-that /
will be one during all the next Congress-and
shall be at the time Of the next Presidential t.lec-
ton: when hope too there will be voters enough
50 GcciGeGly his friends az to terminate the con-
test fairly IN his favor, in single day throughout
the Union, though there may be occasional
liuht showers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

u Rev. ORvILLE Dewey, of the Church O
the Messiah in this City, vas TO leave Liverpoo
homeward bound in the steamship on Friday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

@ Luke Clarke, aged 10, and Arson I.
llungeriogd aged L.. apprentices to Nlessrs. Rod
man Il Spear cabinet makers, Rodman, Jefferson
Co, \. Y, were drowned while bathing on the
29th ult. Clarke was an orphan, greatly esteem
ed Hungcriord's iather resides in Michigan.
They were scutfling in the water, and were car
ried By The current beyond their depth, when
Hungerford, who could not swim, caught Clarke,
who could swim little, and both persisted. a
comradc saw the calamity without power to pre-
vent it, and ere the bodies were recovered life
was extinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07
MISSISSIPPI EcoNoMY.-The v;cksbprr ,yb;s

MISSISSIPPI EcoNoMr.-The Vcksburg Wing.
OF the 2ad INST, says:
In the auditors report we End thai the State
mas paid out for the lands bonsht in for tares for
advertising, S9,S07 So for MAKING aeeds a,3
1870; total 81, 937 &c. The taxes On The no -.
perry probably amounted to some eiobt or ION
thousand dollars, which should have been maid in
to the treasury instead of which, she has paid out
S22,s37 Co. - s',>' N'1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

u We had another gladdenng, glorious Rain
SATURDAY. night--a cross of the North Easter and
the thunderstorm, combining the steadlncss and
duration of the former with the vehemence and
vigor OF the latter From P. NJ. till 2 the next
morning the rain poured as we have seldom known
i. Tor seven hours-enough to make cabbages put
on airs and potatoes laugh right out. Our streets
were swept as no contractor or corporation IN
spector ever did or could begin to do it, and the
new sweepers will have good ground TO begin on.
We think there can be no farther danger from
drouth in this quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

NoAIr's LAsT-We heard last week that Major
Noah's new paper was dead, after a short and
sicSIv existence of only two weeks; but no, we
find it in the category not of Deaths but OF Mar
rarcs In brief, it has been united to the Sunday
Times and the MAJOR remains at the helm"
find the following hit at the times in yesterday
issue:
TIE AGE OF BRoxzE.-A gentee looking fell
low, with rather dandy air, carrying cane like
a shepherds crook, accosted me thus, near the
Park. Good morning, my dear Judge, never saw
you look so well; pray how do you stand with
Tyler now = Well hope-I always wish to
stand well with HIM My object in asking is
10 solicit your interest, to obtain place in the
customs Pray, my worthy friend, did not
once try you for Swindling . Me No sir, you
rcver did; it is entirely mistake All, that is
true never did try you, recollect; you plead
guilty; and I sentenced you to three months in
the 1ombs. Good heavens, my dear Judge,
what memory you have; but you might assist
u clever fellow to get an honest living
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

n Postmaster General 1-lcKLIFrE reached
Washington on SATURDAY., completely out of dan
der. and nearly free from pain
The jury impancled TO try tie sanity or iussan-
ity Of young Gardner, has reported that he is IN
sane beyond queston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

CITY PRISoN STAT1ST1Cs-From Mr.. Wheel
or, Deputy keeper we learn that during the past
week there were received into the City Prison l26
white men, - white women, colored men and
10 coored women-tota 227. Discharged, IS
white men, 81 white women, colored men and
$ colcred vomen-tota 40. Ofwhich Sc were
sen, to the Peni,cntiary remaining in prison, 81
white men, 81 white women, Is colored men and
II coored women-total. ia.
a negro girl ran away from her owner be
ing free to DO so in Cincinnati few days ago
whereupon the mob called il Kidnapping and at
tackled the house OF an Abo!ltionist named Burnett
(who does not appear to have had any thing to do
with the natter broke all his windows, Sg.. &c.
They did not plumber, because the house was well
deiended.-We DO think the sovereigns make
cutie too free with other peoples crockery.
g The St. Louis New Era says that young
Spencer, the son OF John c. Spencer who CON-
United various forgerles and ran away to Texas,
is among the gang OF pseudo Texan banditti un-
der Col. Sniyely, which is prowling along our
Western border TO plumber SAINTS Re traders. We
RI natural
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

WILLIAM Ii. WArrAcx Of Ioafy Co. is ii,
Wing candidate for Delegate IN Iowa ,,gains
Gen.. A. c. Dodge. the incumbent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

~ SMuEI. Y. ArwKIl is the DOR candidate
for Congress in the Eastern District of Rhode
Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07

~ No mail South of Richmond by daylight
yesterday, and OF course no news from the North
Carolina Election. Never mind-we are IN no
hurry TO hear any
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Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence Of The Ne"'' OK Tribune
Puu ,prtru,, ,
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A Lock OF HAIR-tew things IN this weary
world are 50 delightful as keep-sakes. Nor do
they ever, TO nv heart at least, nor to my eve,
lose their tender, their powerful charms How
Slight, how small, how tiny memorial, saves
beloved one from oblivion; worn on the finger, or
close TO the heart, especially if they be dead. No
thought is insupportable as that OF entire,
total blank forgetfulness. when the creature that
once laughed, and sung, and wept with Us close
10 our side, in our arms is as ii her smiles, he.
voice, her tears, her kisses, had never been. She
and they all swallowed up IN the dark nothing.
ness OF the dust.
Of all keepsakes, memorials, rclics-most dear.
". mos. devotedly do | love little lock OF haiy;
and oh. when the head i, beautied has long mon.
dercd in the dust, how spiritual seems the undy.
mo rlossincsS of the sole remaining All else
cone TO nothing save and eNcep. that soft smooth
FURNISHED and glorious fragment of the apparel.
mo that once hung in clouds and sunshine over
an angels brow.
Ave, lock of hair is far bette! than any PIC i.
,ure-it is part OF the beloved object herself; i,
belongs to the tresseS that often, long ago NAV
have been dishcvellcd like g shower OF sunbeams,
over your beating breast: But now solemn
thoughts sadden the beauty once 50 bright-so
reiulgent; the longer you gaze on 1t, the more
and more it seems to say, almost upoFndngly,
"weep'st thou no more for me - and, indeed, q
tear. true 10 the imperishable affections IN which
all nature seemed to rejoice. bears witness, that
the object to which We yearned Is no more for
gotten, now that she has been dead Tor SO many
long weary days, months years, than she was
forgotten during one hour of absence, that came
like passing cloud between Us and the sunshine
of our living in her loving smiles.
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