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.; s@=7y -FREE TRADE AND 70 MON No.
- i.in~.-Fare =. cents only For Whitesone,
ISEe Neck Sew Rochelle: Glen Cove oyf ion. BAY
Cold Spring and tuniluz tOH.-il@ new commodi9nS ana
fast steamer JACOB BELL. Capt. Don=herty, Will leave
East pier foot Of Maiden lane daily tsnndajs .ytepisd!
a, 1t P NJ Tor New Rochelle and Glen Glove touching at
Whi,estone and Thgogg Deck. Returning sill leave Glen
Cove At before NJ and New Rochelle AZ hall past o.
cock-again touching at lnoggs Nrcl: and Wh!tnstons
The jacob Bell will extend her tnpS 70 Oyster Bay lod
Spring and Huntington every Tuesday THURSDAY and SatuT
DAY Reu-nig i'll lea old Sprng every MONDAY I'd
nesIa aud Friday morning O'Clock and Oyster Bay al ~
minute, past .. ~, -. :;
- co,,li,io,7 aui II
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1T LONDON LINE PAC KG.r>-Pac.,e: Icb
90 esa!rui!ge aaorH ling
oroao. apt Gf.s''c " ii SAX Festival! = abayt
he's regular dayr asiii- .-niid recommendations, ii
second c4biu aud st.tf4-r passengers tT. i,1 To- -
bertls saan uoi t4 2.5 ...=5,. on ua.:d
VIZ. T. TAPSCOTT, tl Peek Slip cor Soatl.sr.
Persons wishing % ead for their friends en- have diem
brauEh Jy the ab1"e lyoTi,= sH ~ any of m .uI,
line reasonable terms. ia5- sig To remit noney can
hay drafts for lgunt, yab.e demand in ell t, qri.
clIai lows I" f-a:'1mI ~
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NtlRIHEf ' AND E.arz-r
$500; Y Extern SAGE OF-F-=-.1tt1i>z:1
+ c-tte Subscribers having
-A2--conIpetetl ets arsgag eInent are nov -suaed
- forward passengers az 5ne Northern aud Western States
ard aas, ~ a. i!Ee Railroads Steamboats,, and Tow
bn2;s. VA The NORM River Canal Upper LaLeS Phila
Ge;le md Pt-sbg7-, ard Ohio River and Caral routes
lhs following few Of the most important points
Via U:iCa, BaiI1lo PoilsyilIe CGalsns
syFscuSe, Glsyell4l. H,ts5ursh. Toronto
tSUt-o, pS:roit, Cincinnati, KINGSTON
Rochester, Milwaukee s.. Louis $. JON.
LockPart, Chicago, Louisville Monrr9s
Also % aay poIr Of
One, Illinois Missouri, Indiana
Michigan. Tznnss,-e, Kentucky, Wiscoa:i3
Iowa. UpQrr and Lover Canada
Having suct u3Vvsa! satisfaction IN their London
ald Li'eso i!H-- OF tet ie sUhcrib-ss Ill
uEs I- undertaking. equally ti-sry iEs OF public
tsFcr.
tbs attention OF o;hers invited 20 tfe fol-
lowing low OF Passage iew Of the most important
Iain;s-eihsr PLACES the being equally low w
TO Utica.... - 81 50 To Columbus - %
Syracuse .--,....l = = SaaduSay . } IS
= sjer....=......2 Gd a Dst.oit - i m
q fu.-iG..--.......2 50 =. Milwaukee In IN
OsS=e=c - " Chicago. 10 90
" t-ri= ....5 - " PlctSsG.g..-... s :
: Cleveland .........-.3 81 . Cincinnati y o.
= 81. LoIis... ..-.-.H 90 " Galsza =. 10 e.
CANADA. y
TO o7oato. 81 - To KINGSTON 20
. Hamilton .....-.. 50 :" Montreal .5 40
Fos further particulars. apply ti BIZ letter Uo5i-paid 10
W &l. 7. TAPSCOT,r az iIaeIr
General Passage Otfce,N - Peck slip cor. Soutf-s
TAHE NorIczs-This Office is not connected with any
othsf IN this city jei5
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>. zz,,..2 NEW YORK AND KINGSTON
$.y,.z-.- iNt,-For Kingston and Delaware ana llud-
so1 tt-sr-T4Srr.l-5sts NORWICH and EMERALD.
The NORWICH. Captain joHS = Us WIZ istSe ~
At 3 o'clock, T. ". -
VIII leave Kingston ERondout) LANDING every "eSuag
and Frid-r at O'Clock, T. VI. -, -,
The EMERALD, Captain JoHy KETGHGm, VII isaye
Ne"-york foot d Murray srset every MONDAY anu nUs
Wl iaavs Kingston tRondorD. Landing every Wednes-
dav and Saturday al O'Clock, 7. NJ c
For freight or passage apply on board ihiL4s u
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Pnrs Of newspapers who publish this advertisement win
three times before the first OF July and sd an.
~ prrs 10 US viii be entitled payment Of thsir Bill
on bIy.in.. four ZINES the smonnt otlt. aafC
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%st.S" En- ISLANDER aud SANiSON VIII run
rs follow. until further notice:
Leave Nr~-{qrk, G--9-lo-Ii-i-2-33s-5-6-7
Leave Staten Island aud Newly very hour SUNDAYS.
y. E-sxcarsun Font Hamilton, (Snndays sScepted-
Leave Foot Hamilton 4 \. NJ, returning from Newly orb 3;
P. NJ.
Al freight SHIPPED required BE- particularly and
is II the risk 0i the owH-E thereof. l-2
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sg=c-2? FOE kEYPORT AND MIDDLE
g--.-1'Ir- TOWN POINT, daily Stud lays excepted
touching Seguire'5 DocE staten Island
Steamer ROCkLAND, Capt; Crlwiord viii lsaas Middle
town Point Moadays, Tuesdays Wednesdays, thursdays
and Frid,ys At O'clock dr germincl and keyTort at ,
O'Clock, ". Heug,ng Fave NeM- YORK foot Of k9bnon-
O'Clock. l. NJ AMI Saturdays P NJ Stages will be in
readiness the arrival OF the boat 10 convey passengers 10
arr pa.ies Of pleasure Sc VIII be tsken to and
from Fort Hamilton OF keypor At reasonable rates Jy I'm
q $3.50 .aSTATEN ISLAND FERRY. foot
Stz,l---55 ot HhilehaIl-st.The steambosts $ AT
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]. +. TAPsCoiTilTf1.' Ia al .' her -
,tilce, . Is eecksljp, cor South-s,.
Ottics Is not connected with aay
!ei6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-07


Passengers taking this Line of Boats will invariably arnye
AZ Albany in ample time take the Morning tram o Cars Tor
the East West The above Boats are snd substantial
furnished with and elegant St.tc Rooms, and ior
speed and unri,aled the Hudson
passage fre5h apply board, 10 Cschutz at the
Ln,,l.ar
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03
LECTURES On GEOLOGY.

70 DocroE LyELL's LECTURES oS GsoLoGY,-lhe Sc
cord edition of thse celebrated Lectures as reported Tor he
Tnbu,cis now ready contains EIyayc Fron;isiece,
cxhibn: an ideal section Of part o! the Es Crust with
exltuatons wili also contain general Introduction to
Geology before published. lecture embraces the fol-
lowing subjects: Auvercne Lacustue Period Volcano pe-
rod Eruption of Coseguna Mcuat Dor Lecture H. The
Ears Strata Marine Strata Periods AnveSne District SUR
Appenines Mount a.tua lecture H. UIfeay and Suhsi-
dcnce OF the Earth Naples Temple of Seraps Monte Nno-
Va. Lecture ~ Coral Reefs Coral Islands. Lecture ',
Origin of Coal. Lecture VI Fossil Foo,pTnts Lecture vi
Recession Of the Falls OF Niagara. Lecture VII, BonderS
and lcebergs.
To the above is also added this edition. Sketch OF The
Lecture of Dr.. ]. Augustine SMITH delivered before the
Lyceun OF Natural History on the 9th of December last on
the Different Races Of Mer.
GREELEY x McELRATH
Trbuu, Buildings, New-l orE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

A GREAT R,nRoAp.-Thc Paris correspondent
of the National Intclligcncer states that the
French Minister OF Public Works has signed a
contract with competent inglo French Con-
panv for the execution Of tiic railroad between
Paris. Calais, D,unkirk. Lille and Valencennes-
one hundred and ten leagues altogether com
pctc communication with England and Belgium
Joint stock, seventy millions OF francs: 81; or
seven years allowed for compcton-much too
long term. We may here add that we have
been informed, that there is an idea both in the
continental nations and England, which shadows
forth plan of connecting all the German, Dutch,
Flemish and French capitals by railroads, and
perhaps, also, the Russian.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

MONUMENT AT TRuRo.-We learn from the
Barnstabe Patriot, that a monument has been
erected at Truro, on Cape Cod, in remembrance
of the melancholy loss Of life among the citizens
Of that town in the dreadful gale of October s.
lS4l Our readers will rccol!cct that .ftty-SercR
persons pcrshcd in that disastrous storm, al! OF
whom resided within the short circuit OF two
miles. The monument stands in the burial
ground adjoining the Congregational meeting
ouse. 1t consists of an obclisk of Italian marble,
with record OF the names Of the deceased, and
other suitable inscriptions.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

TIE ERIE RAnRoAp.-The provisions Of the
late law for the New York and Ere Railroad. as
passed by the Legislature, arc substantially as
follows:
|. TIE sale OF the road is postponed TIL July,
1850.
2. The Company shall resume the construction
Of the road within five years, shall prosecute the
same as fast Us funds viii permit, and coup!etc i
single track from the Hudson to Lake Erie.
g. For completing the road, the Company may
issue bonds to the amount of three millions oil
dollars and NAV pledge the whole or any part oi
the road.
i. The bonds are to be signed by the Railroad
Commissioners.
5. The bonds are TO be a prior lien on the road,
and 10 express on the face that the State IS not
responsible. The Stale may within two years al
ter lis completion take the same, by paying the
cost and per cent. interest. Ii the State does
rot take the same WITHIN two years, then the Com
pany is to te relieved from all liabilities. 4 Com
missioner appointed by The Governor and Senate
is to inspect the road and sign all bonds.
s. Tie bonds, if not paid when due, may DC
returned to the Comptroller, who Is directed to
4cll the property Of the Company at 80 days no
tice. and TO pay cver the proceeds.
Z. The Legislature reserves the right 10 repcai
or alter the act. L-Aiiieii'""'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

WEALTH IN BosroS.-Tho Boston Courier thus
speaks of the amount of taxation in that city:
"T'hc highest amount of real estate taxed to
one concern is TO an individual, S60l,000, who
is also taxed for SS60,O0O personal property the
secord an tie list is to corporation, 5512,00O !;
the third is TO an individual, 9iS0,GC0, wllo IS a
partner in a concern whose personal estate is val
ucd at 5lG0,000 the fourth is TO an individual,
S475,gf0 and he pays tax on $4,000 personal
propcrtY, besides his share of the personal and
real estate of firm of which he is a partner,
amounting to S65,O00. On real estate there are
scvcnty-scvcn individuals and companies taxed
for more than 100000.
"Thcre arc fiftv-two individuals and compa-
nics taxed for over 100000 personal estate, III
addition to real estate and the highest on the list
is a trust, amounting to S500,0C0; and the sec
ond is firm IN mercantile business, whose pro-
perty is estimated al S450,00U Two brothers
are taxed S250,000 each, besides for real estate
and third brother of the same family for
Ss220000."
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

AlRs. HEwls,oE-Eycry one knows that this
unfortunate woman left her husband and family
o. lovely children in England, and came 10 thus
country with DR.. Lardncr. y writer IN the Mon
steal Courier, who appears 10 speak advisedly IN
aiiucnlg 10 thus :. highly accomplished woman,
says; :" She must long ere this have bitterly re-
pented her folly. lit can be any satisfaction TO
Aes to know that those whom she most injured
sun take an interest in her fate she may be as
SUED OF 1t through this paragraph. if it ever
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03
NUMBE Err VI.
NNAEAzINE

AMERICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE
4 = THE CHEAPEST WORK EVER PUBLISHED IN THE
UNITED SrAIEs.-The first patt of the American Fanny
Magazine; or General Abstract OF Useful Knowledge, work
ernine useful in families. aud calculated 20 arrest the at
eor awaken the curiosity, and enchen the understand
ngs OF the young illustrated with 3Oc0 Ensfa,ings De
completed l6 Numbers of POS 10 2t0 pages eac al . cents
- The Third Edon OF the Firs, No. IS ROW printed
and orders for all the back Nos. can be supplied
Numhe. Y Is now ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

Al these works, costing separately 81 81,
and which, in the old style Of publishing would
have cost at least SO, he offers to send to ore
order for Three Dollars cash sent. Any man
who warts to read cheaper than this must be un-
reasonable indeed. Mr. Wlnchestcr las beer al;
energetic pioneer in the work of reducing the
price of books to the lowest rate at which they
can, By extensive sales, be afforded and in that
work has done tie public q signal service, which
the pubic is not backward II rcquiting,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

the 1OliOWHtg iei-'~
Egyp,, by Gliddon, !:
Bible in sraia,b Borrow, :
Ziucali, or Gipsies, do. ,
Mod. History, by Arnold, !
Meteo!o!ogy, by FoTy, :.
Life Of Wellington, =
AnimalChe misuy, Liebig q
Agricultural do. do. !.
Mary Qnren Of Sco;s, i
The Queens of France, i
The Contct, iry NJ. Ara@o ];
Morley Ernstcin, James J,
Forest DAYS, do. /:
Gotoinlin by EulH.r, l.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03
VOL. Hi. NO. .21.
rr,c revolution In Literature.

the following works recently published by nun at
a. c,,I.;r;,,o rat
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

CCHGOL-MRS. LAURA Z. HYDE, formerly
- of P,t,sieId Mass viii open School fox Young La!l.A
on the 9Th o MAY PerTppont street, ID door east oi n-
~ street BROOKLYN l.. / Circulars ma h ta. at ~ f.n
shaw Bookstore, liz Nassau ST. Ne's York az 5s
D0ARpTYGS AND DAY SCHOOL for Young
DR. sdis br The Misses DfhiAREST No9G 0r2Ig-stfes
Henri BEooklya l. e % % IsI1a m IVA val = e.r .ns
cesfu ouel,ion for the last Years. Boarding. pupils VI
b. received on moderate Circulas s,itIns tsns 40
other particulars, Obtained az Letrs.eEc.. n!
CHOVELS AND SPADES.-15o doz. Sloye!s t.4s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03


Of The Rhine do. u!
lEusenia Grapdet, Ba!zac, la5
Blanca Capello L'y Balw. II !
, Edwin the Fair II. Taylor, 6:
lDick.ns's Am. Notes, o.
Letters from the Baltic, l255
The Western Captive, II!
Factory Life in y. Eng. II!
y. ". Pictorial Annual, l2t
Franklin Evans, l22s
. Panlinc, by Alex. Dumas, u !
!. Liie. of Cav, By Sargent, O.
The Man OF :hs aeopie Is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

TIE CoMET.-Wc arc not scientific astrono-
mers and cannot direct Tc!escopicus to the exact
spot; but VIC understand from the Jargonlsts that
its nucleus is somewhere in a Latin constellation,
and that the tail passes through a Greek star,
goes over an Arabian one, under a Hebrew one,
then squcezes between two Danish ones, Just
brushes Swedish one, wrigges through High
Dutch cluster, and terminates amidst Il small fry
of Chinese ncbuln. Others report that the comet
has been postponed to allow time for the astrolo-
gers TO predict it; and there is u very general im-
preston that if the phenomenon comes sky-lark-
ing too near us, 1t is to be apprehended as an
eccentric body.'' Ihos. Hood.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

rROTON WATER.-Mll!er u Coates Plumb.
err 6 tirantstrrt two doors OF Broadway furnish
Timed Lead Composition and Iron Pipes ydfats oi.
,ans Bath Ths &c, aud every article connected WIN ,ie
-, O N " as I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

l7"TnE OccIpFsr'' for May has just been
published. As we have already stated this new
Monthly is devoted mainly to the diffusion Of
knowledge on Jewish Literature and Religion an &
is edited by gentleman cminently qualified fox
its supervision. Jews throughout the country
will find its pages well filled with matter of value
to all, bot of special interest to themselves.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

G;7 No. 4 of the Book OF COMMON PRAYER,
edited by Rev. DR.. Wainwright and published by
Mr.. Hcwet, is issued to-day. This is a beautiful
edition, printed on large, clear type, upon good
paper, and illustrated by numerous cligravings
1t viii of course be widely purchased
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

SIR EDWARD SHwARp'. NARRATvE OF his Shipwreck and
consequent, Discovery Of certain ISLANDS in the CaIbe
Sea- with Details Of his Residence tbere, and OF various
Extraordinary and highly interesting Event, IN hi. Lite
Edited b. Miss Jane Porter. Abridged and revised :
This is the title entire Of "A charming book this
day published by the IIarpcrs. From the title
may be gathered the general nature of the story
1t may in addition be necessary to explain, that
Miss Jane Forter is tic actual author o the book;
and not tic mere editor; and as every body has
read The Scottish Chiefs, by the same fascin-
ating writer we suppose there IS a fair prospect
that nearly everybody viii read the present work.
1t may be purchased at this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

pOARDlNG-From the first OF May neXt-A
gentleman acl his lady. few sng IL centemen can be-
80, +, G;.ro,c, >, =. .,ri,,rr.g, lmA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

u HENRY ONDERpOSK Jr. a. NJ. Principal J. y
Bkethof NJ Instructor n aathe1aa,les rs ,e'Eep Fen
on SioGdaT, Nay Srh. Terms SIG 10 e r! annai. tof
prospectus and other, particuiafs sH4u OF al =
Ne ISL Br1.iwav or WA. Bets and D r Ogdrn f-slts
Tirts,!ees Wall StIeet v y sz' 'Frea
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

= MICHELL Manufacturer OF the Improved
TO acknowledge the liberal spp4rt he mas ece!sd and TO a.,
sue his friend, and the public that n? effort Wi D. T. sDar G
lr assortment OF Llinps, adapted TO burn Pine OIL hein
cal oil or Campheuc and invites the Inspection oi Iie;ns
those about0 open new stores 81 e!tef o MS stos 0a
Greenwich street, Catharine street: =, -.
Nh g. Nj wagon, round usual with spirits
oc e h.st qualify Be pleased observe the name G
-'.fi' VIZ, ir ~ W 80 sCatherine
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

nENTAL SURGEON.-Nr BUSKEY would
iorrn customers and The public that te continues AZ
s old staI q lG-=.y dooE 20 tie eirfc;i and
continues supply oss tech in the most durab AMI
lutul stye - latest ea most approved pilns ir'l
i-i t-ae,l Sc .s IN Charges moderate
is ces extracting ssti 20 ctlts. Too5haehe sursd.
"a gfn.tFI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

HENTEET. .BOARDlNC;-Alrs GERE has taken
I tla o.s. No 27 Corrtlani.,tre. and ready to
accommodate singh. or married gentlemen mftl Board, aud
rnoms furnishes, or unfUnis,rl. tl9 I'm =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

nm ECONOMY AND FASHl0N.-To those
lN who stuiy Economy.-Thg subscriber ~ accoFiance
awith the times has reduced his ETr'of mit0n ssoe-
Ali, Has nm fur bodies the extreme low pncs Of 81 %.
The above arr an elegant e,, H4 and ii! compare adran
tagcousy wth Hats sold in this city AZ 3 80 aud s3 and war.
rnted to give atisflciOn Also coasanty manufacturing
fur aaJ TX Hats of the best quey latest patterns and at the
jopr,t CITY prices cash. An OF Velvet and
f,,o,o C1as Consistently on hand. j. ". KELLOGG,
ai-Irn. No. ly2 CalLal-at. corner Of ThOmpSon.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

T7HE UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEES, duly aP-
poired all the creditors of John Sacke abscond.
ing or concealed debtor, hereby cy- notice that general
s,ns all tn creditors of sad tebtor w be hoids ON
s at the Office c r Leland the village Of La Granse
in te of Chauque 10 adjust all accounts and de-
ssre can BE- which time aud place t- smoun.
Of .oney, In hands OF the Trustees viii be sII III
~ ~ iss7 H II. HAWKINS,
- - II p. WILCOX,
a. ,,~r LIN AMOS DOW
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

epsa @ W o S.ti ct th. genuine sHERaAN's LoZENGEs
Warehouse loo Nassau street ,or
AscntIlO 2J7 and 80 Broadway 227 Hudson stIee ~
Bow4ry; n East Bropwsy 10 AstoI HonSe; % Wtu1 sl
~, i,,n street BTooklyn james Hineson, NiliJlmsbui&'
Stanwix Hall Albany; and Ledger BndihS' ili1!ts'.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

HT The LADIES CoMr.McN for May appears
in.new type and with ether improvements in it7
outward dress. The names Of Mrs. Slgourney
and Mrs. Embury arc displayed as Editors : the
former contributes sketch of a Poctcss, with a
Poem, and the latter "Chaptcr on ldlencss, :
and some verses. The Editorial of the number
is in no wise better than that of its predecessors
a. The ENcYcLopRDIA OF GEOGRAPHY pub
shcd by Lea s. Blanchard, has reached its sixth
number We have SO often commended this
work that any farther notice Of its value and i'm.
portance in urlnccdcd 1t is by far tho most
complete publication of its kind we have met,
and will prove highly useful. 1t will be COM
plctcd in "a numbers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

TANATHAN NATHAN. Attorney, Counsellor
y and Solicitor No7 Nassau street first oor back rooms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

UANTNGTON'S Only II IABLISHATTNI
WINDOW SHADES.
Cheaper dian the chelrest 7ai better Than ne oe,t ,
Any guanfiry urus the following unprecedented low
prfces--anl good in iu1llty
Good Scroll Ceaela, Gsa shiing@ per p1t .ot.
10. atisclpc Ei.uCtes, dnla!--a better 'a richer
style, l2 sliiiilnsa two dollars. a;.,I
Rich Scenery from Views OF tie RHINE IN e"lheflsh''
Itslv China &C. from three d0llIe5 e fifteen reI Pam
Ric. Cothics Interiors Tntn aud other = Es1-fich
Arlsque styIe o croS0r< executed by me attlehtel
rtisfS in the Union At piiiuI price, varying aCcoId-
,lc 10 tile style from TN Iilty lolarsirr la'r
Transparent S:s executed IN the very hst manner al prices
10 ,Ui the times.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

G0PlRTNERSEIIP NOTICE.-The subscri-
hs. bsy this day formed copartnership for the purpose
- -sn,scac the Publishing. BookSellinS aud Stationary
;S ~ AZ No 10 John street, under the firm Tnm.T,
Hughes Hayden D II nf-(:t,ES II f'-'f
WAI. 3. HAYDEN.
~, Work Nav l. 1873. my 5t'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

R.v 7 NcEIrov. Rsr. ". Il. William Rev, ]. O.
Ctonl, Hon. J. H. Varian Hon. r. Smith AID. Z f Car
man Danc bbe J f. Gp!'y'oRR = Is R,hI hs r j. fes@la &C.,
Es, r. Bowl Es1 j. De Ruyter, ESD, s &. LyGes, tS',
Ct-iar !, T. csrteis Bookstore eorirf A"a' e. Sn5 a., ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

CBOTON WATER fisssrs. WiiffSEY u
CJrNKINS Plumbers M ,lauu-s sreel ms, No. 80 East
Brondwsv would most r.irctp!ly luiusm tie ;ihc that
iley are prepared 10 execute ali orders as' Inc I hsn-
in durable ard wofkIanhio aH'er IlFir "otE - war
ran led to give entire satisfaction. :d Gown a'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03
JyTANTED-Ry a respectable Young woman, a

w AN tsb-9v a SrulrStaa; Young NvuIla Il
sictttlOn cDuk, wash and ron or chsmhegpaid az
bouSework: ts. ci'y reference App, at the tircid ul
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

SITUATION WAN'GED.--Gtn elderly woman
~ wishes obtain situation in quiet and revctrbe
family take the o children, home
what she desires she exircis only moderate wages Refer
10 the Publisher Of the New World 81 Ant-st. a9alw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-05
MONEY! rIARK II 4.

Sunday, Juno 1-6 Y. M.
The financial position OF the United States at this mo-
ment, is undoubtedly of unparalleled strength Eu-
rope has demands upon the country and the low specie
level which the has been reduced preciudes
the possibility Of its being much influenced by the state
of affairs in England Tho by the last steaner has
added prodg,ously to the security OF affairs We
may up the leading rnd conflicting features which
during the coming year. will exert an influence upon
American affairs.
lst The scarcity Of money in the interior.
Cd. The accumulation Of coin the board il the
Banks OF the Atlantic cities.
3D. The approaching agitation of the tariff question,
which will undoubtedly he modified the next session.
4th. The present abundance Of money in England
causing American produce to rise in price, notwhand
ing the abundance Of the crops.
9Th. The corn law question.
9th The perilous condon Of the Irish repeal question
All these circumstances seem to guarantee acontinued
abundance of money here. The great accumulation of
money which has taken place the board during the
last nine months has undoubtedly been TIE direct result
Of the arif agitation When the compromise act expired
the sOth June last sixty days elapsed during which
per duties only LEVIED yet the ruinous effect
of uncertainty such that the imports fell oft in the
third quarter 50 per cent, compared with the sams
qusrter OF the previous year. The following shows the
table Of imports each qcarer of the lest three -
ill.,, Gr.r