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CAUTION To FEMALES.
MADAME UkSTrLJ, FEMATE PgV9ICIkN

MADAME RkSTELI., FEMALE PHYSICIAN would
Iva inform ladies who with proper decacy, have repug-
own SEX that in all she attends them personally
peence practice and knowledge enables do She
deems TO stae this, she does vish
eassed with the petender continually appearing and dappes
themseve: are obliged scarcely Less
esidenec s Greenwich street, between Courtand Ii
bery streets Hour OF attendance from A M. sP M
mill lrrA
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PAIRS LIFE PILLS.

THIS Fine Herbal Nedcns has scarcely been introduced
S S xG %
aaty TO exceed their most sansune cIpscstions The
ss %
gave ms but i've ss e. wa
the system by , snis sSlns and
Pm gently eradicate sV ali IN
he s the
p o asf and TOME and D.s
Ss a%y G% &. and may b
pursave Many females who have TAKEN this medcine
s' sfas iSsis
find soothing to the syIs% ana e sss WIN IN
f. 9Ss S ,S~T and bad
ii ss SSH Sas GI p ia are
s:ht before bed three weei The
nay. %ap sns of &
GhIOuis case, oicGd; constipation bowels
exclusive FOR Ps
s had The % Tns
Js%s: H'FinT;1 Dussi., and Chemist William
GO ssS and b,S
sUhn I HsE, d"ssi: Ns1si
syns Fulton and Water Horace Ever
Hudson: q: Fl s1a:
asa saa as
Sroslva@c mon. seed drug and p.,en. m.
cine wsI.sSass lax Fulton
D99 sna
he ss
berts 90 letter boz 907, New York. mis- im~c
oSSFRtsT M SO ~. US. .os sI.v Is
ee t ssn sn d S wG bs g make 80 s'Gd
aching sns the gums and .wse.ens the
H NJ H. % S ssA
GnIsd s% q ysy X, bad
" has known n G:mOhor LozsE
for head aeSe pal o ni own ps
s sa e. S sai s:.. III.
the gEsates d benefit never failing the Of
jim STATE Ss;Gs, Ann street. has found more
Of 81 head aches he by hen He thinks they
The Ksy Mr. Dow JI says Sherman: Wsn
e; ::s:a 3:
He also found Sksrn Paplary Oil sovereign
ANY can be 1 a., y ma how
house, iOs Nassau street
Eoye; East Broadway xor House, s. William st. st.
49, Fulton sn,,o BfG.layn s',nwI Ha Albany
&c GES ~ u,
merous friends Of the neighbobood
that he will furnish Acids Of description Dye Sus
particularly the Extracts of lockwood and Quercon Bark,
Iron and Red Liquors. SC. Copava CIR les Lunar Caustic
LesSSa,aaps, Chloride Ct Soda Aqea AmGnia Sweet Spirits
Aqua Forts Pue Nitric Acid Pussic Acid oducs Of
sum, SULPHUR Diamond Cement, hon Mercury and Lead
likewise all the OagQeneoyps and Eectroype Appar
with is chemicals; with Drugs
are all offered on the mos: For sale By
DR. LEWIS FEUCHIWANGER, / Wali St
n D. Cef2 printer, Syen h.t,er wholesale and retail
Also. Polishing Fury Toy marble yr Ave Dssuerreo
HAT Moth and Mo,eheoe polsons seed PROTECTOR prepare
teras for cleaning bass sud silver on hand jy3o
CAUTION TO FEMALES,
MADAME REsTELI, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, would
IA inform ladies who with decacy, have repug.
n,nce the treatment OF their complap by THEN
sex mat IN all cases she attends 10 them personally
deems IT necessary to s.ae this, she does vsh Do
eased with the pretender. continually appearing
Ing adveHis,ng Female Physicians who
themselves are Obliged to get some scarcely ess
lsnoant ouack " insead ConsuDg paros
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CERTIFICATE.

TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS.
(From the entire Medical Faculty Of Buffalo) -
We acquainted with the preparation of Sarsaparlla
manufactured by G. G. Bristol and ing made of
less practice believing active prnci
pie Of Sarsapaa in highly concentrated form. aud
paration esteem il the best have with.
j. Trowbridge, NJ. D. Charles Winnie, NJ d.
Josiah Barnes. NJ d. j. f.. Hawley, M. D.
A. Miller, MD. Cyrenius Chapn, M. d.
Moses Bristol NJ. d. j. f.. Marshall, NJ. d.
A. 8. Sprague, NJ. d. +. l.. Harris, M. D.
II. r. Stagg, M. d.
of Rhode Island.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by WILLIAM BURGER
Whole Druggist and CourtandG and 1888 Green
witch wholesale agent and by all the respectable drug
Rists in the city. ml6r
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FRANKLIN HOUSE, NEW YORK


ds.
DINNER
or
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va CARTER, A q gS svo.,

M INES. BKANDY, GIN, WHIsKE,Y AND stEAKS:
W-CARTaR& co will sell. Saturday, LIST April, at lok
o'clock their No. I01 Boadwayn dem Inns Swan
GIN Old Jamca Hum, 10 nperior scoch Whiskey Is old
Brandy 2 old south side Madeira 10 pale
sherry gold Sherry 10 brown Sherry Is London Port S.
Cror Rum and 10 doz r,adera, Sherry and Port Wine OF
sup rior quality; champagne Wine, Segars sc.
Also. 90 doz old Port and i6 don Madeira Wine, Is years
wood and 10 IN bother.
The attention of dealers and private families particularly
eeuested Sale positive. m3l 2t@r
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"a a D q ma : Nt.STKLL,

- W a ~ n M e Il Z : i n l. IL.
ErEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and r.uscnc. ,.s .,r..
wieh sres between Courtandt md Liberty streets wh.a
plants incident to the female frame '"'o y" e"~'
Madame and in tho treatmep NJ
c Sc iaeh a. to require but few day. psisci
hnement other udspostion will be
sdch time, with private and rcspoctabis board.
Ireventve Powders" for married ladies, whore Dc
ee or pscaous health fcrbds rapid ncrese fap,
DC sent by mail to any part off United States Pre,
New York; Boston Qalss, Mo- Eases street"
N. B.-Msdame RESTELL would inform ladies rcsdin,
out Of the city whose health would admit c
she would devote attendance them
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RvR ] TODD, Auction-"r
Store So Fulton Street, Brooklyn
II L n nj 4 x.,ftCbs ON CItS.
Mu\DAY Ami q

Hotel Furntnre-Atten O'clock The Commercial Hotel
s3e Wa,erS New York, the sniire urnu OF mat lse
ent from CONFUSING IN pt over o
feather hair mattresses be'teads and bedan2 ouse
in. n sofas and snd centre ana pier
table, wahstands and toilet tables carpets ard rugs ha par
Tor and cooking old wines IN MOOD anu tot
aud variety OF Kitchen and culinary uensis
with which she sale will commence. m3i Stissr
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THE
College Of Medicine
attention OF the public 70 their
new and s sEas eC Ps R1f Extract of
which has been prepared a, greater
az yet sasTpsd in this
'01 hsvs ' Effected cs,in BY sS''
an i %Sm
On. BrArpr the dtor Of Of the valuable pie.n
~ lie mos, raaus,d term. % s,s
'es. that 9 ,I The ~. Treatment Of Ihsus%st.m
.sisul. :s s ' snS Z. dsf 1s%V'
medy nD De cS.slve virtues
srticl. of the oS Materia Medica.
The sale Of i drng The last has been immense Cures
and ofhe have been published y
journals s guaranteed be made from The choicest sou,h
One sef So ss , ecna a mineral preparations
seventimes the quantity Of the active principle
contained in pint Of any Of the
Sold Gs: :.sf h SSi.; ao.s q ST.: each
w. Sex :. Ri L. 29t $3.50 s. Agent &C.
Office Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau st, NY
AfP 9T U London" S ag;sso
aS ae S%s's eT hs "
WOULD Rs%s rea hs 70 ss af
-s r'de to Their popular medicine, Of which there snow
has been scarcely months the United States the sales
have rapidly extended through the States Of New YORK Penn
ylvsna New England States and Canada As family medi
cine "a unequalled being perfectly free from sny nera
preparsoDs; u Is also exceedingly effective IN the cure OF
bilious complaints dyspesa, consumrtons and ell diseases
from impurities OF blood being mild 10 ts
operations the system be taken by the mss delicate
female and sfnal children.
The above be had wholesale the Office OF t. Roberts
Coz No 30i Clarendon House, corner sf Duane Broad
way, Gnt floor. milo Inns m
DRAFTS On IRELAND-At all times can be had from
- the subscribers, drawing direct on the Royal Bank OF Ire
and Tor any amount which paid free Of any charge IN all
ue principal towns lhrougho Ireland. Apply to
hOCHE, BROTHERS u CO., IS Fulton ST., N. y,
mar Next door the Fulton Bank.
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HEADS OF HAIR

G. BhNKY. Artist IN Har from Iondor ill., ;,o,
de1 y wns %. a. spsa hy 70 IL head
capricous freak Of the humsn form !. en py soue
fair proportion art is resod order by sn;Gc OF us
de9yees whsb BID nature Ss,pes BAkRYs WESTI
!;and AND WIGS AND SCALPs still
samer and venatng characer-ther shaped er,c,s
the natural hair grows-their elasticity and their
rial and workmanship wela their finish and ar
Iangement a combine to form such perfect heads of that
they must be een TO be fully appreciated An of
Bays real heads of hair will satisfy the dious that
they the best and in sty which can only he
had a. ll6 Broadway. corner of Liberty up stairs
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New York, March II. ls43.


RRIsTOL's Observation-Disclosures the following let
ter from of respectable zens. which
gysn but from eS.vsuop that I'll. whole hu
from highly respectable drug house in this city, and them
e e%s 0H s' TIE 81 highly and important "sd
New YORK. March 70, ls4s
,n I,R MSo THs1 Mr. s%
derived from the use Of his Compound Extract Of
cal s% s :s and SD sd hs b. he's: %s
w@ 1ss SssI s1at 81
"f Use
side and .piips Of blood and the chronic .h:umatm.
so that could eP day, day 1pS my sns
S.yond and SAID could ys ,n S short
s Ss
i h q b.
may efe persons to who may have any scruPss OF
= ''' wlt TSai sSis'i Ro i.iIsis,
No. GO Maiden lane, up stairs, New York.
BRIsToLs sARsArARILLA, VERSUS SANDS
ateS Sheh has y09 Va such a
xGn d ai 'aS So
diseases for wh.chii is sold 49,.
Nj c; BaSrqa Buffalo: ,s r.,, no., CON
from the account we hear Of its virtues from those
s s in % Be u
such with the different papers that have advertise
ments inserted much better terms than others
and conspicuous II would like make arrange
be- S s n1
three of them best locations the city for
and for wholesaleng and facilities such will
enable as to dispose of it. perhaps than other house
We shall be much pleased to hear from this subj
if you visit New York in the OF month
you at our store, 70 Fulton street
You" very IT. is' E.. i. SANDS.
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SINGING.
MADAM SUTTON La,inr nrrnrr,

MADAM SUTTON having arranged 10 return TO Italy the
" begnnng of August purposes receiv pupils until III
10 give finishing Lessons the Italian French and English
style ~ SneiDg Her method thai by Bordoan and
Nscca the first masters Europe increasing the strength and
with asioushng rapidity Her rupis will have tho
advantage OF her singing wih them which he pursped
by alone who have been Ladies de-
sirous OF themselves Of Msdam surtop' mied
&c, by application II Chambers st ee
from O'Clock I'LL MO- i'm
Mr. WV. SCH ARFENBERG begs leave to Inform his
1 friends aud the pubic, he will Concert of
Vocal aud instrumental Music at the Apollo Rooms, FRI
d1y Evening April 7h wbrh he will be assisted
BY eye emoent Ariiss and by Orch OF upwards of
fly performers composed principally of the members Of the
New York Philharmonic Society under the direction OF u o.
Hill, r. or.
Part cuars in future Bills.
Tickets One Dollar EACH be had the principal Music
Stores. m lyy
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TO TlE pIIRIIG

es,eS Sy s K; bssD
S" o of his and . p S., s
e BY " Mh, s1 %s w sc
sTeasns cure az mime %s Effected
%Se s wh That affecting disease sSrU1S n was e.
viii vs.Ss RoS ct Tseu snn IN %
s; ssi i 4 Sc:
nad afsa ,s M Of It. Ths Of
soon taking whole system became
Of ali natural feeling. condition enabled TO leave
%y Gs pleasing 60 me- and Mr.
70! Of which d, sned vas as Sa no.
me for and SDod give T . ne s OF SP the ne
pabsbed by him. Ss whole did not
fully ne. being myself in feeling for ahopsh my pains ain , mere
times After few days this nuUbnss left me- an my
wcse than ever had BEEN was ssan eonhnea bed
from which .psssd % rise for w's fast ST. IsS s
bo!e. Of saad s,T.spsa Ia ih eondltcn friend called
taking, but falling under The deter
S Of t. Pa S s.aa %s
to sans article any he would give me
tfs~ sfS
la then hearing Of sRSToL before and of
Y friend stated hs; he did no! wish q. i.sJsIs
%if Nd
this ascn mi third
continued the of until satisfied had produced
thorough and now am able perform much
labor in day, did in years I'm free from
Serofula Rheumatism, also scting complaint, The
Piles, with which long afflicted. and a cough
of eight years standing l. therefore, declare to the
world, and in the presence Of him, who shall
Judge the world that has been, eft
ed by Brstos Sasapar alone under the blessings OF God
snd not by Sands Sars naa has been published the
statement with the key Mr. Van Duzen's attached
as being with my case not true that
his name attached to, the same. Also the name Of Mr.
and others the whole -mept was untrue, having
names are attached TO the published by Nj.
Sands relative to make th, state aient without the
knowledge of Mr. Bristol has agents. fro
from them. do it because believe TO be duty there
fore Whit neither the favour
tearing the owns Of and doing this do
than what demands of But for
give BrAtos Saaparlla the praise deserves, would be
something than could accomplish conclude by
ing, that il desires know Of Brisfol Saa
pala will be pleased, at time all the ipforma-
ton able st residence, No. ~ Anthony street, New
York
EKENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWEkS-BRUN u Co. us
William street, formerly BTun LaIosseTe & Co.. have
ceived by the Have packets Emerald khone Baltimore,
and opening tu and elegant Of the
ami fashionable French Artificial Flowers, seecea
with the care by their house Paris which will
continue TO forward t. them by every packet the newest
styles As they apI in this centre OF fashion.
Dealers will find their advantage call and examine
the stock before purchasing. n27 2wsm
L
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TO MARRJEO LADIES

TAnAME RESTELLS PREvENTIVE ruUDEas
S-These invaluable Powdershay be en- unyersliv -,
IN Europe bat rance IN particular upwards of y
well A. bJ Thousands in this being The on NIL
and shraci9us remedy for married ladies' whose hsss
foybds too rapid increase Of family ~ '' "'>''h
Madame KeTei well know n was for ,h,,, r.... n
male fhyscian ~ te two principal Female Hospitals ia IN
ropeose Of and Parswhere favored by her
experiences and opportunities, sire that celebrity in
h9se great in medical science specially asptes
20 the female frame, Tor which her medicines s~w stand upr
,aed a, well II hi: country a. in Europe Hs
hsI-e! racing che decline and III health Of smsss
Sissn apparently ineIpeabe which eorssn many
ond moner 10 premature their source-to
I'VE KNOWLEDGE of the primary Of eins. ind,sy or
nohsespecIaiIy OF married femaes-whicn, 1909 Ia NJ
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Pow - -
Their adoption has been the of preserving M "
the health. but even the life Of aeconss VIC, az
fondIno<her ~ ""o "'S
The advertiser feeling the importance this ub,c .
nmatine the vast benefits resulting thousads by he s
ton, would ectuly <tent;on of t NJ.
ed, oil that they hold and dear TO ,nSir
II not wise and evils to which We ,rr
,ses ny simple and health means within control Ever,
,nsly .n.wsi N me Affirmative mi plee Gre dollars package
can be forwarded BY mail to any part the United States.
letters must 0e post paid, aud addre TO
TELL FemIe rhy,,msan Principal Office, Ia Greenwic,
street, New ORR Once hours A. NJ. 10 clock p NJ
oo-son UNIV -. ns.tesh IN
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AUCTION SALES.
lHUNAs $500. huInuue-f.
nv BELL ! HON ARE.
.r-, Vps = 9~r 80 iit Ft.!ios' f.ss.s;
MUIR DAY

AtlOlS O'Clock N tae sales room.
re ale ofelsgan urlaSe OF all descriptions both
and second hand.
Compug supeIb bureaus, sofas, chairs wsrdrobes all
kind polished and m rble tables, sdeboaid
pAor and rocking chss couebes dvans sofa
beds house desks French bedsteas sc &c. Also
of second hand furniture of all
with which the sale will commence.
Also ny order Of the sheriff valuable piano forte.
MONDAY, Arns
At 10 l-2 o'clock in the sales
Extra sale OF fancy goods trunks clothing, dry goods
very valuable Of articles from pawnboken, cloths
linens, ,iiks, trinkets, sc.
TUESDAY. April 4.
Gentee Furnture-At 40 O'Clock will be- sold the entire
hands u aimed ia the house No Chamber ST.
Chatham
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DRAFTs ON IRELAND-At all times can be had from
- the subscribers, drawing direct on the Royal Bank OF Ire.
land tor amount which paid free Of CHARGE IN all
We PRINCIPAL towns throughout Ireland. Apply to u
toCHE, BROTHERS " CO., IS Fulfon ST., N. ",
mar Next door ~ tho Fulton Bank.
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DOUsLE EXTRA ITALIAN WASA.-Ths eYtraord
nary discovery the art Of chemistry for the mmedia
eradication of daadrf without the aid of the comb sal
BY the inventor p tusseddn, II Park Row. efficacy
SUPERIOR has been tested by thousands It's application i'm
mediately destroy, dandrif, and cultivates the hair
Price bottle % for single the shop
II Park Row, New York p PUSSEDDU.
ly,Ar
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DICKS PATENT ELASTIC iMETALIC sHANKs

TOOLS-TOOLS-TOUL
LBERTSON'S. Congers Hsrtons and 0ifford's
ed Cast Steel Coopers Carpenters Ship Carpenter
Edge Tools, be had wholesale and retail OF OSBORN
% pStoP street. New o5k 10 Ee, cen, allowed
Cooper Tools Iron Rives, Truss Hoops Slave Join,ers
Stock Howells aud Crozes.
Also Importers and General Dealers in English German
and American Hardware, Cutlery, Nails, &c. SIC.
CHARLES OSBORN,
II CHARLES 8. LITTLE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
The soners Case.

In the United Circuit Court, yesterday, before
Judge Belts the Graud Jury in with written
ques,o be informed whether had cognizsDce OF offences
committed board U. S. vessels, and particularly those
| said 10 have occurred on board the Ssners
The complaints which had been placed before the Grand
Jury ;by Mr.. Morris related TO Spencer Mrs Cromwell
to husband and MIR. Clsave!and respecting Sma)
were then rsad.
The Court stated that the question had already been pre-
sented nolice, but different form. IL subject
which required deliberation and before he passed upon
Jurisdiction, he would hear the remarks of counsel-Mr
Morris and the District Attorney
!hr. Hoffman (Disuiot Attorney said his views were
known the subject and, becoming party would place
him in difficult position. He could not as prosecuting
officer against the Jurisdiction of The Court. and was
disposed do for it He suggested that the counsel
o.! Mss Mackenzie and Ganevoort weud probably like
to be present and take par, in the argaYent.
Mr. SeDj E. Butler stated that r Morris had requested
Mr.. O'Conner and himself in his behalf. and they
were prepared to give their views. As il probable,
however suggested, that the counsel for the accused
would Ike present. they not desrous OF urging
the subject 10 day.
Mr.. Morton observed that Messvs. Robinson asd Guer
Counsel for Capt H. an Lient G were not aware OF the
proceedings This morning. bat fIhe Court would defer Ii
argrmen, 1ati 10 morrow be wo2id notify them
The Court hRay decided that the sument should be
deferred TIL this forenoon The Grand Jury had remained
in Court Judge said they cond be present al the
guent not as they 6 II was desirable that they
should still keep together.
The Court adjourned till this morning stll o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

VISIT or INDIANS TO THE ARsENAL.-Yester-
day afternoon, o'clock, the deputation OF Sac,
Fox and Ioway Chiefs, by invitation of General
Storms, visited the, Arsenal, whe,e thcy were cor
daily received, welcomed, and conducted through
the establishment, shown the arms, ordinances.
munitions of war; &c. at which they expressed
their satisfaction. They were then entertained by
the excellent company of Independence Guards,
Capt Csrnes, which performed sundry military
mancevres and ovolution,, marching and counter
marching. charging, firing, &c, to the great de-
light of their Indian Excellencies, They were
then introduced to and shook hands with all the
officers and men of the corps, and retired to par
take of refreshments provided for them in the
upper part of the Arsenal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

% Hon. HENRY a. WISE publishe, in ,bs
Msdisenian long Address to his constituent.
concerning MS rejection by the Senate. He 50.
..ots reelection 10 Congress, in the place of D.
Mallory who has resigned TO make room FOR him.
to repel the asrc.son OF tie Seha.e-for which
he processes the profoundest respect and whos.
acti on he deems inexplicablc. In the course Of
his Letter he states tha, a, the beginning Of ,hs
called session OF May, lS4l. he was urged by M,.
Clay to take Foreign Mission; that upon the re.
,irement Of Mr.. Tyiev's first Cabinet he declined
the Secreiaryship OF ,ae Navy Department which
was offered to him by the President; and thar las.
fall after recovering from his ress President II.
Ter desired him to name some foreign mission ,hst
he would ike-but that he declined and tha, in the
course of the last session be offered the Mis-
sion TO France. His letter is written with s,ron,
feeling BIZ, enters no, at all into defence of hi,
political career.
~ Hon. ]. C. SPENCER has resigned his CON.
mission as Secretary OF War, and accepted tbs
appointment of Secretary Of the Treasury. lis
enters upon the duties of his Office this day.
JAMES MAplsos PORTER, of Pennsylvania, hss
been appointed to fill the vacancy IN the War De.
par,ment, and will enter upon the duties Of tbs
Secretaryship Of War without delay.
Nadlsonisn, 9th
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10
al;ei,ing ans fac, which has not re repea,edy been

out eic,ing any fscs which has not repeatedly been
before the public.
Charles c. sibley lst class apprentice, Is years
of age was then examined as to having heard spcn-
cer declare his intention of learing the Navy, and
also conversiss with Cromwell sSout The cost OF a
scssel to be chartered to so to the North West
Coast and other points to which he had previously
testified before the Court of Inquiry
Mr.. o. II. Perry, Captains Clerk, was then ex-
a,ninsd at some length on the subject of whether
Mr.. Spencer had requested Commander Maok'n'
z;e to write 10 his friends. The witness said ne
had heard no such made, and 10 shorten the
examination, Commander Mackenzie said that
Mr.. Spencer had SO requested him, and had dc
tatcd to him.
The examination YVES then suspended ana the
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-10

U PROFESSOR GREEEBANt's LECTURE On
oRAroRY was cquel in interest 10 any which he
has delivered, though he'was net able TO do full
justice to the illustrations, owing to severe cold
He recitcd among other beautiful pieces, Lord
Chatham's speech on the American War, and We
must say that it was the most splendid specimen
of impressive oratorical expression, to which we
ever listened The aged ststoculsn, rising for the
last time il, the House of Lords, weak, sick and
dying, supporting himself upon crutches, while
with his last breath be uttered forth his indignant
condemnation of the conduct Of the Ministry and
his abhorrenoe of the employment Of foreign mer-
cenaries and ierccicuo ssyages to wage war upon
their brethren and countrymcn in America, seemed
to stand in his yenerableness and majesty before
as. We felt the sublimity and the solemnity of
the scene. 1t will be seen from the advertise
meni in another column that Prof. e. will lo-nig ght
recite selections from Macbeth, Cato, Douglas, SC.
AS usual, the house will no doubt be full.