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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-07

until Mr.. Forgeron, from having expe-
rienced first love- or some other sensa-
ton, equally new to him, responded has
lily, enough nough nough take him
Off" But, unfortunately, there was no
one by to perform that kind Office except
the old roam, and he munched a bunch of
grass, and looked on as qiedy as if his
master was happy at a campmeetlng.
Now" said Mr.. Subbleworth, "lhere
are three things you must promise me be-
fore ! let you up"
"What are they :" asked Forgeron ca
gerly.
1.-The first is, that you will never mo-
lest Methodist preacher again.
Here Ned's pride rose and he hesitated,
- e. -.~-nrI s----.l--,-- '.I his ttsu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

Msurei Howard re-ealled-speoeer was very intimate una
,-;h Wal;nar, The warr-rcom steward; be gave nua
i ,sr and SCARS bundle bundle he has ordered
me 10 gre Greenwich coffee wheney be eauae 10 me
Iave lsiri Cromw ell say Cd d-n The eonnander ara
re ot-rs ,o, wish they were ali IN hH Tbs was IN
,he presence OF HE crew. who could notheip bearing IL
yrrry RoS.rt GnotscT nssrs, t-eorH~ rs wafa-ioo'n
ho; on The So.aer have heard boys Miller and koGua ia,
, ib. arrest saw they glad hey were i5aan ont
Tsa, W. new testimony elected from Nts witness
49, th ssne ooniou AZ TO the necessity OF The e1ssu
ion a. the M tority OF those examined - a.,
Squire II Godfrey, old seaman - years o. ~ throw
misunderstanding elected from this y. ,hs
a1y sddiousl agbt on the a1tiny He Sai1 Eo~e'et
the men gathered wondering what 'ne men ,r
arrested Tor and they found out enat ~ ~,
Re thought rescue would have been attempted, nv W
The execution necessary the safety OF me 1850
EGrarG r. Storras sworn asd sSaii,ued.-"as on az
prentice rated old ana has been IN TIC
August; tS4l Spencer spoke 10 ms about NE veSs
fine one and that be should sooa have one himself nc
aid 50 but once TO me- but otiea beard hns say
.thers He sever asked il would 60 with MN. hars
heard him speak tiNespeeti1ly OF the con'inanus,' @
curse HIN often in the presence OF The crew ne na o
formed any opinion to whether attempt ~ous nave
been made but did not think the vesei ccuu
have been brought ;nro port w houi the execution
The Court then adjourned
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Gttp fntclligence.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. II.
SUPERIOR CouRT-DEcIsloN,.- Judges
Jones and Oakley.
E. E. C.nstoek S. 4. stby-Appeei dismissed
Jo,epa d. Beers Cornelius Bastee-New trial granted
Miles Hitchcock John F. Dsiapln-verdict for plaintiff
in all the
Contn and other, Benar Kane-Appeal dismissed
with costs.
Parict Rooney al W, Patrick Rcy-aiotou for double
costs denied.
sJo,c al. LHnar 4iantic Insmance Company-Mo,ion 10
require plaintiff, show where be resided al the time OF
making the shipment Of specie he insured and claimed 10
have lost, granted.
Nose, Smith Henry Careron--Ju cement affirmed
James s. Carpen:ey George ". HOp,an- dsement
for plaintiff.
Aaron Harduan VS. john j. acknowledgement al firued
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Dauies vs. Sm,th-
In this reported yesterday the jury could agree
and were discha, ged
Court OF SEssloss.-Beforc the Recorder,
Judge Lynch, and Aldermen Underwood and Marin
CASE OF JiMAs II. WARD, LATE MAYORS MARSHAL
This called and postponed 10 Wednesday next
CASE OF john AHEaN, LATE MAYORS CLERE-In this
The sounse for Mr. Ahern also moved the for
posponement OF trial TO Wednesday Granted.
Trial FOR GRAND LARcESY.-Chares Slsght and Eliza
beth Fansbee tried for grand larceny stealing
| from Rober, Gamble oil Newburgh, Orange county, his
pocket book containing SIS, The night Of the TIL
Elizabeth in house OF Orange and Hester streets
sentenced then TO the Stats PsonSlashi years
oaths, and the girl Faansbee, Tor years moashs
| POLICE OrEIcE-SrEALIHG CLorHIs6.--A
named James Gallagher aims Curry was arrested on
Tuesday alips coat
worth SS5 SO, from the store of Daniel Owen. No 5t2i
! Grand street Owens caught Gallagher in the ACT.
| STEALING JEwELRY,-Mar Ann Beach was committed
for stealing braeeler necklace, $780, from Mary
| Smith, No. 6S MarsoR street.
THEFT OF MONEY AND SILVER WARE On the % instant
Ellen insolvency, servant in the family OF Mrs Maxwell
ONO IS ST. Marks place, stole from employer SIS in
gold coin end silver ware and rosewood silver ouscd
dressing worth $780, making S45 IN ali and suddenly
left. To-day Ofcers ephens and Faon arrested Ellen
and she consisted prison None OF the
money but most CT The silver and dressing case were
| recovered
| Theft OF FEMALE APrAREL-A female named Elizabeth
Williams, arrested committed for stealing focks
p-t1icoaIs, veil and shawl, worth So from Eliza Fisher
| No SO Orange street.
CoRoNERs 0FFIcE-ACclDEsTALLy BURNED
Tuesday night al tae house OF Jacob Hartman No. %
anery street. the body OF Ro.ina his wife, aged S.
native OF Switzerland The deceased sitting al work
| in her room about O'Clock Moneay night when by
accident the pri, gas lamp Knocked od the IL
BILE the oar and uRicaed FIRE her clothes which
sry burnt OF her. She died about O'Clock r ID
! on TUESDAY
DRArH FROM CoSvrLsrcSs-Justice Steven, Also to-day
Monroe street, the BODY OF bis Theodore aged s
mcn.bS days, whom bis mother laid the bed ap-
parentiy well and after d covered To be cend
Serdicl-D;ed OF convutSioGS
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Upon our 6rp, page this morning we have placed
severa. Engravings and Tables prepared fer the
Tribune, from which much valuable information
concerning this affair may be derived. The trim
and beautiful appearance Of the Brig is very well
shown in the Engraving and her dimensions, with
the distance she sailed each day after the first dis
closure of the mutny until her arrival at this city
are drawn frox1 authentic 1t will be seen
that with fair winds, she arrived at St. Thomas on
the third day after the Execution instead of the
second as has been stated. The shallow device
of writing plain English u ordinary Greek letters
BY which Spencer sought to conceal his atroolous
designs. is clearly shown by our copy of the paper
found in his locker. Any one who knew barely
the letters Of the Greek Alphabet could read it at
once The cuts representing the two decks OF the
vessel, with the statistics which accompany them,
will be of essential service in judging OF the i'm
possibility of securely combining more prisoners,
and of the comparative ease with which The vessel
might have been taken had the mulinous intent
been prosecuted.
The decision of Judge BETS, on the estraordi-
nary application mode to him BY Jshn b. scoes
ESQ. as Counsel for the wife of Cromwell, Tor
warrant for the arrest Of Capt. Mackenzie and
Lieut.. Gansevoort en- chargs of Murder. may also
be found on the first page. Mr. Scoles founded
his application partly on the admissions of the ac-
cused before the Naval Court that they did put
Cromwell to death,-and he insisted that the
US Circuit Court had Jurisdiction over the mat
ter If the Naval Court had likewise rightful
jurisdiction, (of which he was doubtfu,) he said,
j, was only concurrent, no, exclusive. The Judge
denied his application for the reasons given in his
opinion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

GRAND GALA-PuNcA AND IuDY-BEsrrIr OF GENERAL
TON THuMs-on Saturday, complimentary benefit vii;
be given 10 Gea Tom Tnrnb Prince of Lilpu, az The
American Museum whes the whole OF the estah
i.husert Will be brought into reqnisron, aad which
occanion Mr. Puach and Mrs judy have volunteered their
valuable services The General expects See Oh this
casoa every gentleman Of Newfork larger lhaa himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

u As work OF convenient reference for Families. Mer-
chants and Mechanics, The United States sSisr Gnd ss
s!anae 1915 viii be found superior to any other which
can be found in the market for any thing ike the same
money. Besides complete Calendar for ,al the States
and the usual tables OF Ecpes and other astronomical call
Citations II contains much useful reading matter as is
o2nd In ~ ordinary dfy volume It's Tables of Pop
uiaon OF toe daeren; States, and Times of holding Flee
sn ard Election Returns OF all The States sahece of
permanent ussuiness Every family and every ohce and
the coanrry ought TO have COW Of this useful work
hanging up in place 70. convenience of refer
ence. Price only Il. cents per copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

ny Mr. Henry Shelton, formerly of Boston, re-
Gently LETT the Hospital at Hartford, CT. where he
had been under treatment for insanity, intending
to sail for Cubs for his health in the brig Hector
from this por, on Monday last. Just as the pilot
left the boat it was ascertained that he was on
board andit is supposed he mus, have been lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

~ The Montreal Aurora, OF the eth ult. states
the population OF that City at 4O,S57. In 1905 it
was e,0ae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

p DR.. Barker OF Lynn, Mass. died suddenly
on Sunday from modification in body he was dis
sec,ing, communicated to a slight wound in one of
his fingers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

% Early on Wednesday morning about two
thirds of the dome of the new German Catholic
stone chapel a, Boston, fell down with heavy
crash, carrying with it cornsr OF the building
No one was injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

70 The dwelling hose of Andrew Mclean. in
the suburbs of Augusta, Ga. was destroyed by FIRE
on the night of the 4th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12
Court Calendar.

I Nk5UAI, JdHUdIy II
CBRcglr CouRr.-Nos. 70, rs, "a, IS, rs, so
81, SO, 81, 50, So, 81, 81, 3, 81, 80, 90, IS, 80
46. 30, 81, 65, Is, So, IS, 26.
COMPTON PIEAs.-Nos. "a, 95, 96, %, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

~ R. w. EMERSON is occurring at Baltimore,
and is advertised to deliver FIVE discourses on his
tarorie subjects during the season at Philsdephia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

% An accident occurred on the Worcester
Railroad at Needham on Monday. In consequence
of misunderstanding on the part of the conductors
TWO trains came in collision. A child and colored
servant were badly hurt, but not fatally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

% A son of George Rotheny, eyed u years,
was accidentally shot in the garnet of his father
house, at Newark, Saturday. A journeyman
pointed the gun at the boy, not knowing it to be
loaded, when it when of and the whele
charge of bird shot lodged in his chin and neck
The wound is not expected to prove mortal, though
it is very severe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

U The tanney Of Daniel Ashley & Son at
Lupda, in this State, was burned on the 2Sth ult-
Loss $5,000-$3 600 Of which was covered by in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

Orleans, is said to have proved defauller to tn
amount of $51 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

ID We iavitc attention the advertisement OF Mr. Ma
Lone in another column offering liberal reward for tn
recovery OF checks and papers lost time since in hi
city, witk $2oc0-wbich will be given 10 the person
returning the Dapers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

90 A band of men surrounded the house OF a
Mr.. 6. w. Rosey, near lafayette La, few days
since, and called to him TO come out As he
stepped to the door volley of balls killed him
instantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12
The aomers lIutiny.

rr"H" in farther onslaught on The Children OF the
Mist, as soon as we can possibly find room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

% The Morning Chronicle cannot understand
wherein it misrepresented us, 1t did SO in saying
that we couuseled Submission to Laborers when
oppressed by their employers. Our ground was
that in the case in question, there was no hard
ship to submit to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

% The Grand Jury of Boston have indicted a
hack-drivcr named Charles Hall for cruelty treat
ing his horse by starving him to death. If the
offence be proved, he eugh, to suffer the extreme
penalty of the law-which is imprisonment for not
more than one year and 8 fine of not over $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

~ For the Doings in Congress Monday, see Last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

The WEArHER-After cold and snowy De-
cenber, we have had week of mild weather with
intense protracled fog but little rain. At least,
we bad smart rain on Tuesday night, and since
that bright, clear weather. Yesterday as
lovely winter day as reasonable man could ask
for. We had hoped that the moderate, rainless
DAYS had carried off the snow gradually, but the
warm rain at last makes us opprohcnd disasters
by ice, ireshets, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

MELAscHoLY ArrAIR.-Samuel Tomkins and
Alexander Nixon quarrelled at Edgefied 5. C.,
on the 4th inst, and Nixon shot Tomkins through
the head and killed him. He has fled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

In SENATE, after petitions and reports, s'lr.
WRIGHT moved that the Clerk furnish stationery
as usual. Adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12

70 Tie Sandusky Wing says, that three OF the
Eve prisoners confned in the Jail of that county,
made their escape short time since. Those who
escaped were J. II. Stevenson, accused of grand
larceny; Francis Harmon, charged with burglary
and theft; and Josiah Harmon, charged wi,hpetiy
larceny, Thompson, who killed Miss Hamlin, and
another prisoner, were unable to escape. We be-
licve no REGARD has been offered for their appre.
henson aud that but little effort is being made
for that purpose.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-17
DIED,

On Monday Morning 18Th instant ooek amer Illness
Twelve hours Mana iSpsAY. daughter of Dr H. and Mrs
rah L. Carmichael aged seven years AMI months
In Manchester, Saturday fever Atics
ef youngest surviving daughter VIM and susan Ann Cray
aged two yean--ovey all that could psrsns heart
hut fortnight recorded younger
Parents WIN mourn hut the when infants called In
" nnccnSe to the seodes II tn bssithout experiencing
The uiais 81 this worhl or contamination.
VI Scarlet Fever after six weeks illness, on Sunday
evening last at 2S minutes past 10 O'clock WALTER JAMS
only child oi Pleasant w. and Mary +. Harwood-agcd
year, 10 months, and PC days.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family and those
OF Mr. James Bray, requested attend his funeral
rom the residence OF his father ON street, Shockoc Ill.,
this morning at II o'clock, without further notice
On tho 3lst December. 1912, JANE RANDOLPH aged 3
years daughter OF Alexander and Elizabeth NJ Trent
Cumberland county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-17
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY NJ. is4a
Massachusetts,.

Massachusetts.
The Wings have the popular branch by majority of
from three. The Locos have the Senate by mao-
riy OF four. There sixteen vacancies the Senate
which the Houses fill by Joint ballot and when
filed, the two Houses will elect Governor the People
having failed in their attempt.
The Loco Foco majority in the Senate exceeding the
Wing majority the House. it is pretty certain that the
sixteen constitutional Senators viii be Of that party aud
consequently that Marcus Morton and not "Hones John
Davis'-an honorable title honouraby carned-will be Co
Of Massachusetts for the ensuing twelve months
With him, therefore, old and avowed Abolitonsi,
Gov. Mcdowell will have bell the the subject
the slave Latmer and it will doubt be amusing
rcspondence. II felt in the rein. would endeavor
give fancy sketch of what the correspondence likely
to be- in advance OF the Correspondence itself.
The Governor of Virginia, who, in 1882, like his friend
Of the Enquirer and some Others of full blooded
Aboitions and who rather think in his printed Ad-
dress the People OF Rockbrdgc in a. the st
employ the ABOLITION, may be imagined will open
the upon his Abolition Loco Foco brother Governor
OF Massachusetts, somewhat thus;
'You and both think that may hold property
in man, and that the love of Liberty torch lit the
bosom of the Slave by the hand OF his Creator and which
it intended the hand of should extinuish-
But that is the question Surrender Latmer, the
slave, expect Ngina posse after Surrender him,
expect the drcst thunder from General Assembly
and from Richie. Surrender him, expect
Militia armed and drilled for immediate service Such
proposition has already been made at Norfolk
To which the I.ocoioco Governor OF Massachusetts will
doubtless reply somewhat thus;
Like you reprobate slavery moral, civil and poit-
cal evil Like you, believe that rightuy hold
property in man. and that the torch lit up the bo-
by the hand OF Deity, and which intended the
hand should eSunguish,' sign from above of the
of the Creator which would be impious
diSobey Thinking with you exactly about the right the
thing, for dong what both think right.
deprecae the thunder you speak Of but having heard
without seeing any lightning for the last fifteen twenty
years. mach in hopes body will be struck. Aiming
and drilling militia rather natter but if they
don't MARCH about Bunkers Hill, will Try weather the
Storm and sleep in beds"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-17

with eers and reprosches One party mourning hi.
fall and his dcseron and the other rejecting h profered
alliance With seorn, Would God for the honor OF Their
country that this cup could have passed them by.
The gentleman from Kentucky Mr. Marshaiil spoke OF
tSe and contempt with which Mr. Webster must
have treated the Recommendations which have oe.n uttered
against him So far the Wing party in this House was
concerned the gentleman had begged the question lie de-
MED that he had been denounced and mere
He called upon every within the sound o ms VOICE 10
say III Mr. Webster had been treated with the greatest
forbe,ance and moderation II with pain and regret
that his present position alluded TO here by the wings
Ia had until lately in the language Ut apology for his
course and of hope ths he would himself 10 the
of long ued and faithful friends, that HE
duct has been spoken ct by the Wings in this House.
was from the other partrom those whose cause he was
aiding he had received dcnuncson most heavy But
N he had been denounced BY Wings would his de.
nunciaton be Prna taee evidence that he deserved
What could the Wing party have in denouncng
such man Would rather be their interest TO
strong ayto possess the aid and influence OF
his mighty mind And after adhcrng TO him NJ long,
through many eventual struggles, fair was It rea
sonabie suppose that his former Wing friends There
should denounce without sufficient causei To suppose
against all the natural springs and impulses
OF human action.
As To the and contempt" OF which the gentleman
from Kentucky spoke, that way OF answering
proposition for his logical mind Suppose they had
INDUCED in compaintor censures you plcase-snll,
could " scorn and contempt the change Did
they prove that well founded Could
they make stonement for the have endured
"Scon and contempt the cheapest OF all mental i'm
pulses they afforded evidence neither of intellect OF the
head nor feeling Of the heart They the impulses
with which sclshness regarded honest and unfortunate
suffering with which hcartess tyranny always looked on
the complaints Of the oppressed The unfeeng miser felt
and contempt tor the cries OF suffering poverty
thu despo felt I'd pr for the complaints
OF injured innocence. Domian doubt felt the for
the OF the ogonzed Christians when pieces by
beasts he felt and contempt for the very
prayers which, the struggles of DEATH they offered TO Hes
ven for his conversion Here Mr.. RAvNEKs hour eNpr.
ed and he TOOK his seat