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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

fyss. EARN FOX SALt ChtAI' FUh UAoF,
4 liill Sc!i5iare Coung. being equal distance OF QuT
ra. VII, good schools aad ehg:fhss g i2s @ i59m Sco |
fron Est Il oc-,tsc; l0 crs nte hI-h state Of culva.
non the balance neayy mber-adjoma' th- aEts OF
f1 gam or gr4zng being well watesd and easy worked
Dwelling and oatbaags suitable TO the pac" on5 sb@pt @
$500 cash wanted the balance interest ne
:bore would b. exchanged of House and Lot in the c ct
Neye-Y0rk For particulars inquLe Of RALf'H SN K.
on tie premises ". Il. SWIFT 2ui CAHai-'tTsst y,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
+, H. CHFLMSFORD, 33l W,shingto

Nlr B. Barton Gumprrr, Philadelphia.
Dr. B. Br-Dea7 Sir take TIL, opportunity o expressing
nv gratitude 70 you for the Tea benefit have received rom
the use Of SCAnPA's OIL" for Deafness: From cold
csu:h SIX y, a.o had become quite deaf much 50 that
lost all relish for society But felt most III my business
was r.a quits tired Of dou- business waS so muc AN
or for me-l had tried number Of Physicians and got no
better and thinking very little OF patent medicine Thought
WAS hopeless was, ioweveI. ndnce,' WI eM nm ID
your city last summer, Try ScarPa5 OIL hsIe been
using X now about two months, and thnk hear IS wei
ever i-e though was the happest man IN The world
This Oil may every but as has oone me IS
sen,isl service would recommend i earnestly to al me
deaf. tHIeh LIS p-lLoS4
Read the following editorial from ihs lines ..,,, =,
DEirNrss CuREp.-e have heard great many Sienk o.
The virtues of Scarpa's Acoustic O emety for Deaf
ness assured thai unsurpassed ny any tt
known or the purpose One instances o It's nr'e
effects have been pointed that really aonShg
The following editorial Is from the Troy DAILY W hig
TO THE DEAF.-We heard so much lately OF a remedy
for Deafness called Scarpas Acoustic OIL, that we ar
led 10 give this passing W. believe. however, .
medicine is for sale only Philadelphia but II II have hal!
the virtues hear ascrbed the trouble o serdg TOR
he article would be amply lral by is We have friends
whO haze used II successfully and who believe 1t TO b. the
D-st remedy ever yet prescribed ,,,,,r,.., ~,
None genuine uni, IS with the words Sc ARPA,a OIL
for Deafness blown each bottle and with the written sis
nature OF 5 Bell on til- wrapper
Prepare b.; Be aud sold wholesale and retail b. y D.
D. Sands druggists 70 FutOns Cold also sold
by a. B., Sands Co., No 273 Broadway D. Sands Co.
r. East Broadway. an ~ I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

NJ. Dear slt has become 50 common ateIy 20 iSl ~
rir Nv l.:tr that ;.ouiL now rIain from any 51ptes
ions Of nv feelings opinion did not fell somptii Lie 70
max IN jusiice 10 you and desire 10 serve my ieo"
You remember with what reluctance waS induced 70
Dsa'nss 10, fs e oaynes5 nv S5i, 2iitlan: ,t.G5n:
could no, b. cuf. by any medicine but VIII YOU believe
when tell you second bos c4n hear @oi @ has = @ S.
m..ic.ln,v former existence seems like dream ' ue
pleasure OF listening and hearing conversation e Oh W
N ociinary tone voice after being 50 long subjected 20 u
use The Trumpet almost tiaaSpoEtln- 90 NOT i'uSa
ike have pTnt hut as the above nr' Mo!
10 ,orna GOOD. have ohsctIOns 70 your using ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

-n MokAiNG LiSE1FGr l,a5i5r AiIeay any, a9o E1
OF BarcIay ystfest 7 he ns;T IoN-gL>Sgfe
D.ameI EMPIRE, Capt. > R Roc, leaves iil!S loh>
ING al o'cloch. ~,,,x ,,c, ,,,D
ROW MORNING, At O'Clock.
For passage, Apply the othce foot of BafcagstFse
No4lcnGA Goods Freight, Baggage Bank Bills, spseis
u apy other KIND Of Property taken, pped o u on hoIo
his Boat must risk Of the owners OF such coocS
Freight, baggage, & --
s.rsry PEOPLES IINfI OF STEAM
.,.-.oi&LlDOAIs EQR ALBANY YTHE,Q3usGH 4 Z Di,
ss>.,.y-lIEE3 RECT DAILY al O'Clock + NJ snnaayS
l1cs.Ied From ;he Steamboat Pier between Co0Fiaho aAd
Tie new and splendid seambo4t KNlCKERBoCKER
Capt, A P St. john wi! leave Tuesda}, Ih"sday' and
The new and cSmnodous Steamboat ROCHESTER,,
Capt; A. Hougntos VIII leave Monday, Wednesday andfn-
lay at O'Clock, r. Vi.
Al ) o'cLock-Landing at intermediate places,
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA Cart L. W: BranaFa'
seanJo. NORTH AMERICA Cati ~ H. ites'',.l5'
Passengers taking this Lie Of Boats VIII eTFirt az la
nv IN ample time t,ke the Morning tfah oi cars lo
Ia. East or West The above Boats new ana suD'ue
furnished with new and elegant Stat Ro2m, ana ioI
ed and accommodations unnSded on ths ti1uSoa.
For passage freight apply! bo2rd 70 T. Schultz at u'
rho, ynaff
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
sMORNING BOAT FOR PEEI

aAc1s sMORNING BOAT FOR PEEKS-
Ft--GkS-lklLL- Verpl.nck Grassy.Pont. Sips.Sins
la aFTHyt0wa HiGn Dobbs Hastings and Yogk
,;-.aus. COLUMBUS, Capt VIM. H F!szee, viii leave
New York .or ihs foo; Of Chambsrs street svery
day ar Y, o'clock, P NJ e1cep, Sundays when she
NJ leave Psekskti al O'clock NJ Landing az The foo;
NoTicE-Al goods. freight, baggage bank bills specie
any ohe s,nd OF property taken sppe pIt board this
nagsage, sc.
All persons are forbid trusting aay on. on aeeoant OF
.aid ho.. ownsrs. jen
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

ss~.v, NO MONOPOLY FARE RE
ls..S.-ss1. - IDuCED FOR THE YEAR !3is M NsM
ect The new aud comInodlous steamboat NEW-JER-
SEY Capt r. Fury Will ieayethe 2er foot oi bafclay-st
For freight or -sage apply board Freight taken lsss
than tow-bca. prices
The New.Iersey furnished with elegant stacfooms and
speed and accommodation surpassed by any steam
bo,, on The Hudson River jel7 II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

NEW-YORK, .GEas~a
.1 SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN ;.ss..SSs-.,.ssS SSs-.,..sS2g
HIrA.-5 AND EASTON. Sl1ae--H--
-lGL Leave the foot Of Courtandt street daily sun
days excep,ed) O'Clock a NJ By Railroad direct, With
out change Of from jersey City NorTOwn thence
by post coaches through Wendham, Chester schooeys
Mountain Ande son1 own PoT Golden, Washington 10
E.ston--at Washington daily line insrsects and from
Beyidrre For apply to j. HILL az Patterns Com
rerCial Hotel. 73 Courtlandt street.
y B-E.Iras furnished the shortest By appyIng
y B Lnss unlIrd St.les hoLel MorrIstown. u! 3m-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

s25o from syTscu,s to Rochestsr Lsndias
&c &c !" Saff1ta baf5lo ais
a Mgy.os, Upea 7. 3 ALLry, osdens5ursh
AHTgF Gca f ahTal Co., Co. oyego
oswrso NJ, i8s DN0'' n9@e IN cod DS
lSl3-DETROIT AND CHICAG C-lSi3
-1IiRoUCH IN THRTY-NlNE HOURS,
g. g. cHsrs#H asIi H,se: iE5a5s1aoAD e
The safest End most e<-dl;iopi I9ats 10 the e'
The Risosd . Dsti9it G,y 1nniays ereep
,gocock n aHe a Jackson 30 m,ivs So. ,ans ds; a IL
eph at P Vi next day leave ST. JoeEh the arrival Of the
Stays IN Steamboats,, 6s miles TO Chicago and aIl'e al
This route established expense in 1872 and us
warrants hg pope,o ,G IN efrnfIns Nh sT o
Low Pressure Engine, will take the place OF the Steamboat
es 5e't is ce4so 3.e, : T. Gsss Stage Office IN Detroit
d; the Railroad Tcks, Qi5ce,
i H5t5{S 3 #SS5 IS : Ss7. s. T.
Jackson, MAY lstg. -.-------------.m : myao 3Eneod
....N Y AND ERIE RAlLR0AD.-Fare
E5J reduced. On and after TUESDAY, A9TPig = 81
I8;I &. uq ,sf 81 Sf e M LiIfs ;?s x iii b AZ ~
DTcE6 5-I%sSsu e &ew; and Nd&s:3sn g
g Goshen 10 " ! Il
R:.isa Chester ~ and Ne?,g
Turne,s 49, IS BlouveltsIe q
Nlo1To" W KS - ieIihoht, ~
PAssESGEf TRAINS viii lsaye ,MIDD2LEtT2}WN :! W!
daily Except sdaysl At 6nc9@k a NJ az and at ht iii5
NJ, and arrive In NE"-IORh 4; II A NJ and about u
night. -,,r,.opv,,
Except Sundays) O'Clock A. NJ and at O'Clock = n
DLETOWN at P. VI. and . 7. VI.
NB.-FRElGHT TRAINS will, as heretofore, be run
DAILY Except Sundays) eavinG Middlstown at o'clock
p NJ and freight, except MILK. Will be taken by the
Passenger Trains Bages will BE- taken III to by the steam
boat leaving New York A. VI. and from Plermont to ~
Y blythe Evening Passenger Boat.
n = Tn. following LINES OF STAGES connect With
,he railroad AZ M!DDLETOWN:
The EAGLE LINE for HONESDA ALE BlNGHAAlP.
TON caTes Adctown every mo.nng Except Sunddys) al
5oc!ock a NJ arrives Honeae sarne evening leaves
ouesdale o'clock morning and arrives at bnshani
ton ate P. ". sane day.
Tie MlDDLETOWN and BLOOMlNGBURGH Line
Leaves Niddcown daily (e1cept Sundays tbs arrival OF
ihe evening OF Cars connecting with the New burgh
and ssso lines Boonpgburgh; tetg!in: pert days 10
Mlddi,own time for the evening tam OF Cars icr ok
The MILFORD Line leaves .Nlddletown AT cC clock PM
OF upon arrival OF the OF Cars and aIves AT
Milford day about 7. VI.
-. PRIVATE. CONVEYANCE 10 any part of the
country can also had reasonable terms application
Ia the LIVERY AND EXCHANGE STABLE Of A.
KENNEY in Middletown.
The FARE. between y. y. Between New York
aud Binclampton, Is S. 90 and Cuddrb1Gk NIliesi %
Windsor 7oI Mount Hope -. 20
l.oui sboroush, =" 20 /" Bioomngbureh -. %
NlouaI Pleasant, F." 90 " Milford,
Honesdiie " co - Fort Jews
b.. EDDY sol - Fmchvill4.
F"rr.t .tbuIgh, sal Al
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

s2, VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE
-. r. Monmouth Co y j. miles rom Red Bank Land
iDc On large Peach Orchard now full q mn Isaess
Com End Sc. item Possession rAF d had IL pctogvI
i Fam Of $50 4cres niles from Aildfietown t2iE \.
iCr cr- are m 1.0od iit Possession Apt Isl,
Iau Tb,r-.-- rood buildings % both the<e farms.
STORY BRICK IloUs oa Iot e og sem J2a- on,
.l,sIon Ma Isl; isi Inquire Of Wi BLOOMFIELD,
f.,l q " al ST. or o! JOHN CRCES, asyPort v jersey
1r1s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
THE TRIBUNE
1tterarp Notice.

Lsrrrss FROM Nrw.Yosx By L. NARrA CHIIp. author
Of The Mother. Book The Ch;id's BOOK, Fhllo
the. Hntnry OF Women, q vol i2nn3- Fp
27e. New.York G. u Ffanclt, 2S2 Broadway. bo.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

GRAND EXCURSION TO SOUTH
- hHBGT AID ARQISPI, I,-SF TF = ID y
lsLAH DI n seaTneozt til - ~ ygs-s
day the 25 August. 90 le-Yins New-i ok re o9a VIZ M
ls gie q DE- u; Fa u. a sadq iS5 HSa r. Isqas Of
add the Atlantic Ocean. passing ovrI - e- >tiFss 20
Bath Houses sve J-n erected beach FOR tae aecoatno
dson 1i ladies zsd gentlemen, and The ETateT deeih
vii rss t.ousa the SQUAD Of t4.H Island and tn MIA.
HoTs # starting -Le4Tss tatarineatts-t VA
", Csael,:5s WHAT at ). z VI and f-r Ne@ '0''''
~. An n. eseeea Band Of Music rps-ed os & occasion
Fac ir M 51cq3a . en E,ey sfsrt dbe ,flli b y.sas
70 a.e this ,rsv as.sse be TIP 1 a 0HP.'
N.yy- Yo.k August 81. 1873 suEi -
l43-DAILY STEAMBOAT LN,E-lSi3.
ss.a.-=zass15LAKE go 6%yTAR1o5 49, :
yftCiF. FALLS. ROCHESTER, oSWEGo, NET-ioRk,
s.cgz1Ts HARsok, KINGSTON, oGDsSssrRGH ASo
Tn LAnI !95,,e O. E EItKxs tAKE xGfs,g{a g.5:,a J.
3aa ~re form DAILY tiue between sa-c!ts laFpoI
9.o and en.ss9 ;saGnE + 5 N 4?q, II 5cidcE % x s.
(i+ego ~ O'Clock Rochester 4 10 o'clock T. u ~, a4a
n brsak4s: t= n-1t uloniHs. ,uHias.sy- Lewiston al
O'Clock P N. Rochester az j O'Clock T. VI Os1s-o Al
o'clock n ana ,rfye at sacksti hafhof al filis@''
II Iie NV steamer RoCHEsTER Capt g. W.
ne ye.l O.yego Kingston and O.d4Gsburgh, and N
connection vlrb The abor s;smes-iesvns Os"ego at
F.Sad Lcis,o) t Kinsstaa Al i 4 N and o.
bIrgh he ssrns afternoon Recurnin3-eaye Osdsns-
5usi 10 P NJ Kiusston 4te and arr;,e 4t osys.o
r m af,-Ioon in time o- ts St-emers for Rocfsstef
lewiston, NisYafs Falls and buffalo.
Passengers Iyine Nias;,a Fall and Lewiston BY i' line
Searner. leave Lewiston daiIy for Toronto and Hamilton
on tn arrival 0 .- Lady OF the Like and y. L.t:ge
A LINE OF NEW CANAL PACKETS
Leave Syracuse every morning nd evening for Osw.go and
rr,e IN for the STEAMERS bound 70 Lewiston Niagara
fa Kingston aud O.dqIsburgh and leave O.wege e7eIy
mosnnz end svsnns on the aTa oi the Lax M o
Syracuse. and arrive me .orte morning andere1ns Cars
Ia, han
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

=s4~1, -EVENING LINE AT SEVEN
.s----sl..AA-- O'CLOCK FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
ssGIr.Sc-A direct without landing. The splendid low
pressure steamboat SWALLOW, Capt a. M.Lean, Will
leave tho foot Of Couttandseet Tuesday Ihursday
and Saturday Evenings O'Clock for lbay direct.
~. The Swallow has large number o! elegant s;sie
roomS and for speed aud accommodation IS not surpassed on
tbeli initn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

Th. following facts b. read with nierss' aen af!y
by Nh Chelutords numerous tlcad ,nd ,eGHain'tc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
KELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARSA-

( ELY > DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARSA-
IA PARiLLA CANDf.-Four packages Of this Csrdy
contains the active principle OF pounds OF Ssrsapar4
Root and warranted be the best remedy in cas-. of
rheumatism IN alI'iseas arsiay ON excabity
or from morbid humo in the blood Il Of costiveues
md IN those peculiar affections Of the am-uarv canal aris.
tlyal.
Call and be referred individuals who have been cured by
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

sGl. ,fOR NEWBURGH--Landin at
% CaIdMelfs, Wes; Point Cold Spring, AID
iE<cZZ-rSs;sSE1 tiskil! Landing
TIE steamboat JAS. MADISON, Capt. Clas Ht!steal,
viii leave Warenreet pier Tuesday and sridar alte1
noon Il; 4 O'clock.
All Baggage Packages Parcels Bank Balls Spece pat
board this boat withon, being entered the book
ceiped fc be the risk OF the thereof all u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

4 constant suppy OF tins medicine may .Tays D. iognd
At wholesale and rytz!. OF a B. D, SANDS - tgto.
-. nd tail OF Abcah4n g. Sands Co.. rs bfoat.
.av corner Of Chambsrs-srset; and OF sands o.,
Eas; Broadway corner M.rke,stfee Newly ork ThSs ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

CCARPA'S OIL FOR DEAFNESS. import
> ant fo the DeafWe commend to the par,ienl" 1i'el
non o thor l,rous having their bearing restored lF-
% oil for Deafness We hear highly spoken OF BY those
who have used H. and who Of cosrse kno, rs value.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

JITHITTEMORE'S EEsETABLE SYR1P.-IhIS
w lvau bic medicine h.s been N Hpul=rous ir;
complaint chdE-n dy 'ru's1y, ehci--l ofens and oin
snfal diseases Of tt digestive md sllnsa'. al
y IS oolI slI,yin, r.in nd 5sa5.c srror 4gd 70
sbTitr-a II caa bs rsa4liy administered
r. i.s f,or om individuals Who bsy have te
SZ-Trp and experienced - hei1eiei q riisetI
FI6u Gen Gibert Hopnt oi tht +f'I Oh hopkins HAVE
Sr..Yoax. NoyeH,be.5 lsi1.
: yvLit,,.,o-s:-Slf-ln .insu>, ,s,I had severe
l.l-v, 1n pls Tor several days thG9-s II 'of- 'oi
.itr 70 maxi iua Of Jour ese,aos 7!sHi Nifl 5oa
~ !s ,,sia. the third dos-. Ia OPINION
I.1ts 4 !. salaab medicine Respectfully YVgF g HogyIxs
r. -. D,,ia :. Mis-. j., Of Bushw}ck, l. rsi
kgowa in the CITY OF 'o' - ''s -
them with Fa'- e'N .,rsswrcx. October l4;h. lSti.
Dar Sri rerei,ed yours OF b. SIN Is, ysSo%' a., in.
room and. according 10 yo1Ffeiues I19'sA - q
Hia. IL 10 vour Medicine wiiingg .1Y Nai
know o. f - So,i ses We received from YOU Ia is rs
nm b! c0n,idsrablr distress my bowels AZ Two aifsL
eat tosI ,s, anu teIls We tr-d Of oaf
iiitIe onss and Produced similar ,ht J .j
~ compl,ir Tor some DAYS very bad AMI he ni-"e
Use OF il with equil sncceSs, and ilnhs .e So, - ~ Sls
ha. recommended 20 several oI f-r iflvh"> a. - -
hat her should b. olHei WIN ours 's o.s'i- ~
H@ se'a cure io' that 'oDA1.I bAv D .4 8. NiLLs
T gbIic are particularly clutlonrd beware Of conatef.
rifs 70 ds,ect they haT. oul . evanlne the
round Zach boie whch N, in7aEab b signed oJ ti''
proprietor in hi own naidr rtlni = u,-1rrrcvopr
Essex. Conn, Aail, 1919.
constant suP tins medicine may lng .Tay' b b. rI, i9Ign0
net and a, .rts OF Abraham B Sands Co.. rs bfoaG.
way corner oi Chambsrs-stree; and OF sands %
, ian - - su9 I'm
CCARPA'S OIL FOR DEAFNESS.-lmport-
:, ant for the Deaf-We commend the part:enia 2ter
non OF those l,srouS ofl,vin- their bearing restored
"a, oil Tor Dsatness We hear highly spoken OF by those
who have use, IL and who Of cosrse ku7w is value
b following must b. read with i;ere, particularly
- VI Mn YcRx Nov L. isi2.
NV Dear sir- has become 50 common a.eiy 'oisi ne
ic.Ees by ly;ter, that you'd now iraln from any IRE
sons OF my feelings or opinion DID not 'et 50
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

racoI .sFOR HUDSON.-The steamboat Ur!-
- ca. Capt J. Baine viii leave the foot of c.
every Tuesday, Thursday aad SATURDAY
II clock landing AT all the intermediate places Tn. Utca
Is arnisAed with superior aud is otherwise usu
passed for accommodation.
For passage or iysigh,. Apply on board .n22rf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23
Read the following and Judge for Yourselves -
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPSY

TO be had At J. w. KELLY9S Gotham Conirctionxr,-
wholesale and etaI 2i BtoaGIaY y. W Baaeau $50 Bow
~, and Fondersmlth. l6l Greenw ic-street New
fork John Jackson. North Wiliamsburgh
Benjamin Handy IS High. street, BROOKLYN l. R Carswei
Locklort, " y D. Smith, 3.G Broad-steet Newa,k \ J.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

FEVER AND AGUE.-The Washington Elixir is equal.
is eicaciou the OF Cholera iorbus Bilious Choc
Diar;oqa and Dyssusery, Worms aud pysgep,ia. The
,ubancrS Of course, Perfectly simple and harmless
though ugequae for the rapidity and vigor h which it
romlels the stomach perform the peculiar functions
quiIed eifectiac radical OF ;e above mentioned dis
dose having unfrrGueGty, caused permanent
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

Fo, sale lease two Mil Sites Nos and Congress
street Pasrsoa, miles om this City Access can De hsd
esss; md 10 sr dsep with nr;1e 70 bsv eouss
dow Of u inches square of water with % feet head and fall
Inquire At No. II Chaham-,t. aaI2 1Eis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-23

until
Le.rs New-York, s-e-lG-ll-l-2-3s--e.
" Staten Island, s-s-i9-li-l-2+ --|
Leave Staten Island and Newly every hou. on SUNDAYS
Lesye Fort Hamilton II 4. NJ returning from Nsw.Ferk 3,
Ali freight spped required to be and
is a. tbs risk Of the owners thereof ;slo
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-04
THE PRESIDENTS LEvEE,

On Monday, was truly magnificent affair
With the exception ola small knot OF malignant
ultra politicians here and there, all the cilizens
and strangers in the city assembled al 'he
White House 10 pay their respects to the ChieI
Magistrate. From the highest TO The humbies',
il seemed that all were inspired with unusual
zeal 10 manifest their esteem for President ly-
Ter. That this arose from the (now) very prev
alent conviction that great injustice has been
done him by his enemies,we do not doubt ;--and
the cordiality with which he was greeted DOUBT
less was source of great gra'lhca'lon 10 Inc
President. Next to the inward satisfaction arising
from The consciousness of rectitude, is the con-
yiction that those around US understand our
motives and approve our acts.
Mr.. Clay, in one of his stump speeches, de-
clared that Mr. Benton had not done the Presi'
dent the honor to call upon him. Whether
Mr.. Benton was present or not, on Monday
we do not know; but we do know that live
sixlhs of the members Of both Houses OF Con
gress were there. The uitrds only were alb
sent, and they were scarcely missed
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-04
THE GLOBE AND MR.. MERRICK.

Last week, il will be recollecled by our read
ers, we published two commu 'lcaiions da's'
from the 80 Senate Chamber These 'he
c,lohe If Saturday attributes 10 Mr.. Merrick,
and sags he is no true Democrat, and taxes DC
eason TO fire broadside Of political balde'dasl
Al the Hon. Senator from Maryland. Now
without feeling called upon TO vouch iot The De.
mocracy Especially the Benlonian Democracy
of Mr.. Merrick, we merely desire to say INA
he is not The author of The articles alluded to-
The Globe dare not question the genuine Dem
ocracy of the Senator TO whom we are indeo'ea
for these communications.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-04
MIR RENTON,S SPEECH.

We have remarked, we believe, that the Au-
gusta (Me.) Age was the only paper IN the
United States, as far as we could ascertain, that
was copying Mr. Benton's speech. The last
number of the Age says
We continue this week the publication of Colo
mel Benton's speech against Mr.. Webster's treaty
We shall complete in next paper the publication
of so much of il as we hope to publish at all
considering its great length aud the nearness OF the
session Of the Legislature
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-04
WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF THE MAILS

PosT OFFIcg, WASHINGTON Cry,
December TO- 1912.
~ The great NORTH-EASTERN Mail via
Baltimore, &c, will during the remainder of the
Winter season, arrive, once day only, at 81 p. NJ
and be closed at 9 p M.
The great WESTERN Mail, vie Cumberland,
Hheciing, &c, will arrive daily at u A. NJ, and be
closed AT Q p. NJ
The great SOUTHERN Mail, via Fredsricks
burg, &c, will arrive daily, at P NJ, and be closed
atop. M
All other Mails will arrive and depart as hereto
fore. -
WIN. JONES, p. M.
Dec t2-tC
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-04

500 was willing TO allow her, az has been stated
more than twice ss much for her assent 10 Tho
award; and 10 doing So he showed his wisdom
whatever might have been thought Of il al the time
Those, at least, who opposed the treaty, will not
charge him with being willing to sacrifice the inter
est and honor Of the Union in making the offer and
yet the charge which they make against this portion
OF the treaty does, by implication subject what he
was ready TO do TO similar one.
But il Is said that the territory which England
would acquire beyond the boundary Of the awarded
me- would greatly strengthen her frontier, and
weaken ours and would thereby endanger the safety
Of the country in that quarter. lie did not profess
TO be deeply yersed Ia military sciencei but accord
ing TO his conception, there no foundation for the
objection. Ii was, If he did not mistake the very
last point on our whole frontier, from the mouth OF
the ST Croix TO the outlet of Lake superior, OF
which an expedition would be organized on either
side TO attack the possessions OF the other In mil
tary point of view, our loss is as nothing IN that
quarter while in another, and much more import,
ant quarter our gain by the treaty great IN the
same point of view. He referred TO that provision
by which we acquire Rouse's Point, at the northern
extremity of Lake Champlaln. II is among the mos
important military post ons on the whole line OF our
eastern and northern frontier, whether il be regarded
in reference TO offensive defensive operations.
He well remembered the deep sensation caused
among military In consequence Of its loss; and
he would leave the question OF loss gain in mill
tary point Of view, (taking the two together) 10
thef dscisoil, Without the least DOUBT what would
be-
But if it should be thought by any one that these
considerations conclusive they seemed to be
not sufficient TO justify the ratification of thi,
portion of The treaty there were others, which appear.
ed to him TO be perfectly conclusive He referred L
the condition in which would be len, if the treaty
should be rejected. He would ask-if after havin-
agreed at Client 10 refer the subject Ia arbitration
snd after having refused TO agree to the award mad,
under that reference, by an arbitrator of eur own
lection we should reject this tre4ty, negotiated
by Secretary of State, under eur own eyes
and which had previously received the asso0t Of th,
States immedia ely Observation-Disclosures there would
be the slightest prospect that anothet equally favorable
would ever be obtained. On the con rary, would ",
not stand in far condition than ever, IN refer
ence to our claim Would it not, indeed, be aImos
certain that we should sc The whole of The basin Of
the ST. John and Great Britain gain all for which she
contended, strengthened she would be by the
disclosures made during this discus ion!' He was