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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

L'RANClS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
Il FOLD WElTER.-rhis article has been beora
the public but short time aud has gained reputation b.
copies daily proof of the high favor they have
obtained Il has entirely taken the precedence of the Copying
$50 for Press have laid them aside aud given he Manifold
Writer the preference Ending them BE- rae: and
p4ditious. The Copying Books doue up variety
sizes the PAPER being ruled plain varying price
S. Business men and merch Who study economy will
it will onmeud itself more than column of ad,ertSng.
Strangers visiting the cautioned against buyngom
,esut venrs on board steamboats, and hotels, selling
worthless article for few shngs the expense Of t,
truly inva uabe article Sold wholesale and retail By
l.. FRANCIS 10 Maiden lane
iy3i tits junction Librrt;-sfeet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

mo THE VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES N
| THE UNITED STATISTIC subscriber w0uld re-
acl call he attention of the various Fire Companies IN
,I Union 20 the and beautiful ass1.tme Of BRASS
FfRE TORCHES and SIGNAL LANTERNS WHICH he
a< ius- finished and vii! Keep constantly on hand he
are finished in the beautiful and OF splendid
md e,bocae designs. Companies from abroad VINO may
& anu n see the patterns of the before purchatine can
obfain letter Sheet OF patterns with the prices to each By
;g bv mail 10 the subscriber and they rc!y OBJ
o,sciser such au article the pattern hey
i, Deck Litefs German SiIver CURES for Shuts, &c.
iec'' - MARTIN ". EMHONS
o. 7r II Spruce street. New York
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

XN7M. T. JENNINGS IL CO, Drapers aud Tail
,an solicit assortment of reasonable gsod.
Including Cloths Casmeres, Vesngs, &c. In all the
and various styles.
Under that the system Of small profit. and
quick returns" which has elected liberal patronage will
continued whilst such will enable
US 10 fill all ordo-s in future witt promptness.
feature the estab shmeut which commend Il to
stock of of first quality esdy made Gar
,nsnrs Of Surours Frock. DreIs Coats Psna
looms. Ves,,, Office Goats Travelling FrockI. Dn,sng
Gowns sc.
choice selection Of Silk and Satin Scars Crsva,, Hai.
serces Gloves, Suspende,, Hosiery, Under Yes Draw
ers Muslin Shircs Collars, &c at prices which offer
Inducements urchasers jyl5 sff
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27
RECENTLY PUBLISHED,

THE TRUE ISSUE FOR THE TRUE CHURCH
MAN 4 Statement OF Facts in relation the Recent Ot-
dnati in ST Stephens Church. New York b the Rev
Drs. ST. hand Anhon. Price Nine Cents.
THE TRUE CHURCHNl.AN WARNED AGAINST
THE ERRORS OF The TINE Edited with Notes, bi
Rev Dr. Anthon obtaining the Views OF the English BiS-
ops in relation the Oxford Tracts PTce One Sailing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY No. Is and Ii
II Douws Buildings Albany, n. Y.-The undersigned Of
rr their the public Agents for the purchase se
and exchange Of Real Estate for the Of business
the recording Of Deeds Of taxe obtaining egslzrd
copies public records for the management Of the property
esidant owners, and the Of business
nected with Red Property gen rally.
Owners Of Farms and Western Lands viii find for
register propr, they wish dispose Of this
Office.
Property advertised in the Albany half the usual
charge.
ton.
REFERrscgs-T Olcutt, Pes,. Mech end Farm.rS'
Bark Philip Phelps E;q, Der Gompt Hon. Daniel Csdy.
John c. Bergh as Mechans Exchange, A. g. DrI-yster
Sec. Hudson Fire las. Co.. New.York.
500 2ms A. ELLISON & CO. Albany y. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27
MILLINERY GOODS,
CHEAP EOR CASH.

CHEAP FOR CASH
THE subscriber would respectfully invite Mer-
eaus and Ansrsto call and examine his his st2ex Of MI
s and t street below Wall stree He has taken great
raip, in ,.acrin his goods N hare them Of ,s
h. and desirsbl- styl-s and VERY CHEAP lie believes
Rs assortment 10 be the be., selected Of in h- city and
nsciy almost erery article the Millinery line: and
h. buys and sells ior cash they caaHot he beng cheapest
The rpcutation he already has, Of selling Millinery Good.
cheaper than Can be bonzhr elsewhere he must De Al
induc.nert fer persons call before purchasing He attends
Inc auction sass daily, avail himsef Of tke bargains that
may Offer and In give them TO his customer
'-' L. ii. STEVENS.
New-York September i2, 1913. sl2 !rnls
TR ESH STOCK FALL GOODS.-Boots, Shoes
and Rro=ansThe spbcTiber has now on hand aooqt a.
s;ore. among which MAJ be fond
H0O cases mems thick pegyed Boots
s9S sS s:..I{ "and .ewel Baos.
rs . boys thick and kipp
SEQ :. and SFoSaH'
Rn, sIo. f;si,rr, &C. with 500 dozen sailor nas s
vaor Of The abors goods c9ns sna rirsS
, 80. ,dv.nres Purchasers therefore particularly
70 cali and examine bfoIs pa,s hssipg -. ,r,,s,,..t
T. n 1-AiNi f-' = Conner of Piae.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27
4 LMANAC FOR 1sA-Just pubilshed by the

u subscriber
THE CULTlvATOR's ALMANAC, or Rural Ca!cn;
a the year contng besides the usual astronomical
calculations great variety OF Suggestions Lnaxs tables
SC. for the Of farmers and gardeners By Wills Gaylord
and Luitc. Tucker editors Of the Guilty ca culatrd for
New York city, Pennsylvania, New Jersey Connecticut
Ohio. Illinois and Indiana.
sen ing plans OF farm buildings, plans Of gardens and lawns
drawings of sheep, COWS, hogs, mi IS rollers &c conas
many recipes and hints for the farmer and the farmers
ice As we'll as housewives general and composed en-
ey of useful and practical matter For sale by the thou
sand, huudred dozen and sggy, b.
rs lwis MARK H. NEWMAN, 1s9 Broadway.
Ta1Tvtown, s. Y-tirculars al Is Bowefy, 8. Y.
jy22 inis WM P. LYON, A NJ, Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27
SEOUNU EDITION..
VI ABEL. THE ACTRESS

OF, The DANGERS OF UNLAWFUL LOVE;
Second Edition. @
y Is ite or2soa and guilt; bu: such the power
win t:fcA II Is toe ruth OF the sty
me nae; 10 nature anil 10 HE Of all inciteatssnd is
tfe | r. oIn from every expression thar might offend TIE
noS' uou taste that who read could D. disposed
% stcude II from the mos! refined family circle Well would
e "t our o H. o! III Ii the lesson saoud sink
20 t1elf hearts; lo7 aim Is 20 show tha-,
tie only amaEanIhne flower on earth
Is ' irtue-the only ias'lng treasure, Truth.n
fiice Y: cents BURGESS i STRINGEE,
=. chErlsr OF Broatw.v. and Ann-strre,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

Y. artl.A Special Meet,ns Of this Club fcr the cleo
ton OF officers will b. held Thursday Evening 2Sth
INST. at g o o'clocl; .: the Howard House.
WILLIAM II. SWEET, President.
THrop1ar KrLLrY >ecIetarie5. s27 2tis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

EOLC,ER 4 SUTTON'S Locomotive Printing
Engine, rs John ST.. usar Pearl All kinds Of Job Print
ing atte lowest CARDS printed ali prices,
hours norlce, when required SO Stiss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL PASsAIh
II oTEfTE The following first elias. PACKET. WI o-
,z s- lached by the subscribers 9aAf"aY " s'set'
nise FOR NEW oRLEANsas G gWSs, W snip ,,Is.; ARKAT IN j.
tI IA SPAN Captain Potter loading a. bior IA
( r, OF Jones Laie.t ,b. ~, o, v.>, o-,o., 80.
vii InR ssl packet ship MARY FRANCES.
- YnbSasd loading foot Of Maiden lane and VIII sail
III EGR IT ss4FANNAHTte packet big PHIf IRA Cspt
No.. aii. morrow, and The packet br,g EXACT Ca,
Johasoa. John .ails th- ID october
Rarh yssss . are loading foot of Maiden lane
FOR ARREST ON-The packet brig WARSAW,
Captain HrsteSF aa,is 70 morrow firm foot ol Pine
on Saturday from Bu.l;g ship.
The abovs all fIs class packets fitted up with yey
or 1ell-known experience
Persons Wishing 70 engage passage in cabia second ca5a,
Or storage oi or the soYe packets do 50 On te ost
-'r'''-' VI S's''' : ". y j. r. TAPsCoTT,
81 .a~1 43 Peck ship, South street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

rTHE ALHAMRA SALOONS Broadway, be.
tween Spring and Prnce-At this PRINCE establi ishne1s.
conducted BY Philadphian and the fhladephis styl
will be found only the richest Ice Creams ared in
this city bling made OF purs uaidqet4ted creem but te
choicest fruits eles and every article TIE confectionery
line. Particular attn ntlon is invited TO hel' Phiadephia
Cakes.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

MT INDOW -SEAUE DEPUI, No. Spiucs-st,
w The subscribers invite the ateGon of the public
their splendid assortment Ct Decorative Wndow Shaaer all
having been Up with great care and warranted please
Shades painted TO any pattern size.
The assortment cons OF splendid American Landscapes
1ali,n do Wild vsnettes French Scroll, Vignete ani Ro
Centres Scrptura Views Fancy Sketches and Gothic
Landscape Centres, Tin,eu Abbeys, Moonligh; Views 81
Banners and Decorations done style 10 be
surpassed By any other establishment.
Southern aud Western Merchants supplied with ANY luAn
ls93 Inns BARTOL Y De NAJN1.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27
Spoken.

SHIPS Peter Ha;fick, Chatl-so; Cahawba sidrey, Ms
Bftss Selma Mobile Excl Savannah Tybs Charleston
Schs EaIty1 Pensacola rank Alexandra and Others.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27
~, W shirlrr Anc.ion,


CHINA. GLASS AND EARIHENWARE-
~ Frdly ScCt % at 10 o'clock he Auction Room No
patt Catalogue r-acr Sale of Ia assortment OF
opened China, plain and pressed Class Wsre, EaEhsn
ware OF blue srrig Paris white Rockingham, eapot, Jugs
MUS &c; ground Shades, Lanterns rich Dlnns snt
Tea-sets SET, Glass French Porcelain. &c Al IS
packages of cut rair and prssei Glassware. ruMbrs
Wines. Dee.nieEs, Lamps sc. Terms roahs credit ea
sums over 100 dollars ,2T 5Ss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

CENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING CLEANED,
II Renovated aud Repaired reasonable terms, and with
despatch. n. LENETT, 6 John ST, nea. Broadway.
Cast off clothing taken payment purchased Ter cash.
so nlS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

WANTED-TemPerance Intelligence Office,
w 1870 Nassau-sreet call from all lis old customers and
new one, wishing servants or those wishing good places
x97 2,- NJ RAYMOND.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

a GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.--The
a Stock Fixtares Horse, Harness. SC. Of frs,rate
Grocery can had good terms applied Tor Immediately
The Horse be bought separately II desired Inquire al
+ha r ribunp Office ST Zt'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

on the premises the 2a,h day Of October, ext $50 ors
Of various diueasSn In 'e hourishng manufacturing vii
LACE of Waterloo Seneca county y Y Sale preuptory 10
close concern; II o'clock 4 " and ccrtn.
ur until all IS sold. Terms hbsra-msde known sale.
A. @, VII LLAMS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27


White np4Tts aying pure al baste! wheness 10 tnr
entering continuation for sal purpose Put Gp ~ eSsa
boxes each and b. found where Ella III y
but al 81 Waker-st from the OF broadway
For IL, o Agents In country who vsnd Dr. iourandS
popular Cosmetics, another advertisement 81 nl's
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

NJ Wire Window ades-NIanufact turedt TO or
der OF anv size shape or figure and Handsomely fitted ~ ma
hogany frames 10 a.or Office and other windows
LEE CO., IS Factory.styeet.
These beautiful SHADES unlike al others admit IT., all The ar
the same ns they obstruct the from the street INTO The
room and keep musgu,oss and ohF insects OUT ana are
very ornamental 'F%A ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
-, -, -. h., 1p.ver heard Miss Hays threaten

did no, see her. never heard Miss Hays thresssn
f,oriies or talk mach about hial
r:, T,,,,r s,zoru-I live at No. Benson q have
known Charles 6. Corles about three month"; nc .aa
to the house once In while 70 see heoecca nayA
NJ. coon him a, the house since he was hrss SCOT s seaa
- -. -. ,rc. s;nce-Rebecca told me so-(M (Miss Hays
m the eon1ary-;hat he had not been there lot tnl
.ks, v,x NOT ont on Monday or IN The evening io!o
nnt see Miss hays or Miss Myers go out Ao .us oI
On ont did not see them when they INST came % noue.
did no, see ,h-m until heard Cofies "as sao ns 'e
thsx re,nrned al O'Clock. think did see ols nays
ne.r Iiobt hal ore day She go, from one Oh .ne s'
Reheeca HAYS said she did not believe Coties was '
when the colored Moan told her. moan nas -
N ores since The first attempt on his il!e 'son sS "
b;nt was about O'Clock when the cooree man soso
-, l;. being shot Tea was on the table al the time
rr.u Dr, sworn live et No. Benson-st. know
ch-I.s Car,ies have him at the house twice
10 has rot so my knowledge seen there SINCE me "eeA
fire the first attempt TO shoot him. Tbs wnes sciy
hou. the girls going and returning was aoout ne sate
hs s,irony oflhe previous witness DID no. near OF r
r,s hsi,o sbet until was my way 10 the 1teaue,
rd cav large mob. Iasked person nnd ne toid me-
did NOT see the coored man Noah before ieit e
b1nry Harris, colored woman, sworn- I'VE q. t>o.
seDson-srset am chambermaid there MISSES nays sho
-, ,a,, on in The afternoon. do not know when hey
rrned,hey were there at tea Miss hays was no' oa'
After Noah had told about Corles seiug s'o
,- Hsvs sent me out STE was So ohe crieo aoou ~
Oo-.s recalled. Witness reeosniIs 'he oa'
found and already produced, a. belonging 70 40
brother. -,
He,,er Scott sworn 1--WE at $50 Greenwcss1ees 1to
do no, know either Corles or Cotton This day week
commenced weeks work at No. Eenson.it HorSeo
until Il sr O'Clock in the evening. am COOK ioio HOY
near of Cores being she, until the next morning
Joseph Cooper sworn-I live a, sSS Broadway. a1s
gun and pistol maker Justice Mauell showed me si1
borrel revolving pistol the other day. think sold the
pso because has piece of work on ofny own manu-
ac,pre aude to the rear part for the security OF oe
have altered ether pistols in the SAME manner but
think this The last one repaired. (H testimony was sip
liar 10 tha, given to Justice Mase) AN old ana young
gentleman came in together and bought each one. gthe
cid man has been previously descrbed) inA 'ne yonps
man was bis son. put the band on for the old man. Inc
Young man was 25 or q years old OF slender stature
said be was going Havana for the benefit oil his nean
TIE elderly could again recognise as he came
t;ues-,he Younger one could not Wheu the youHg man
sent bis pistol back ebout year aler to have new ma
spring. the messenger said tie yoEng man was al pela
ware-he pistol produced in Ceu was IN my s'o's
months before it was called for.
| Adjourned until O'Clock Oh Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
The ssa,e Prison Ques.ien.

a1f;s M. Known /, Is time persons who uTf iot
shosn know. that ss bsre really good
pon .soneSue as chains toe NIL iron required ior
ss ssa lon best
sn Va airahissi this iron Is charccaimade Anthraee-
iron cannot be nsed o se POE nsring soS Der
ION for charcoal iron sueh as Is propss.d 70
h ssSsrn Be made @ g
supersede 'on a. present prices OF
@hen as regards the question OF sutheiency of char
coal, we claim 10 have little personal knowedge-
The whnle country for many miles around i1e
the charcoal necessary long, the least as II pc
hcoveh us 10 lock The land can be pqrcnasee al
from 81 to 81 or 81 per acre. and the most OF Is Taue
less eIcent as timber land the second growth suffered TO
run up would in few years after being cut oseI snP
ply abundance of the best kind OF wood LOT
We publish the above paragraphs, IN order to
throw all possible light on the subject to winch
they relate, although they originally appear In
connection with some gross inpertinence and MP
pancy with regard to the ignorance and stuPldlty
of those who doubt the policy of The States giving
$40, 900 for an iron mine in Clinton County on the
recommendation of Mr.. Ransom Cook. We sup
pose all the world was before aware that our
Northern Iron is Of very excellent quality, and
thar IRON smel,ed with Anthracite Coal has not
set been made to answer all the purposes of that
usefu! metal. But great improvements are now
making in it, as regards quality as well as cheap
ness, and the uses to which Iron made with An
,hrscite or with Coke may be applied are every
year increasing. And, apart from this, the simple
fact that Anthracite Iron is becoming much cheap
er and more abundant will inevitably reduce the
price Of our Northern Iron also. Still, We 90 not
say tina. the making of Iron by State Prison LABOR
is unadvi.abe we prefer that this Laber be as
much as possible directed to the growth and man
uacture Of Silk and such other articles as are not
produced in this Country in any Proportioa TO its
corsumpsioa-in the introduction of new arts, new
processes, &c. &c, yet we are not at all hostile
to trial OF the Mining experiment. We only in
sist that the guardians of the States interests shall
look well to their aoings, and pay tens OF thou
sands for what may bo worth only hundreds
that q all,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
The Mayoralty.

We understand that the Wing Committee unan'
suou,iy determined las, evening, at their meeting
at the Broadway House, to presen. TO the Wings
Of New-York the name Of ROBERT SMITH as
their candidate fer Mayor at the coming Election.
A better nomination could not possibly have been
made: it will be hailed with acelamation by the
Whies of the City.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
GREELEY I MsELRArH, Tribuoe Buildings N. s

SANpss SARsAPARiLLA-One very important osp,.s. ,s,
Of the eighteenth century that OF drawing escs
from the clouds by Ffankin, who afterwards adspee
the preservation Of properly and life. Another DOL ps ~
ter followed by Faiion, whose will be foIsysa s
ished by every true American, as the inventor ot u ~
engiae. The benefits arising 10 nation from lns ~
genius Of these great men almost Dcalcpiaoe, ~
these any other temporal blessing be ys5
deprived Of health! De,erirate or lessen the
snd man Hthefs ere he blooms. The btoed ps5r u
itself vitality and adorong ButrimeEt TO uS o5,,ig
produce health and vgor disease and dealn,
10 its real condition. Disease, Of the hko, swess
joints. rheumatic Inflammation, gont,
glands, chronic snd various oihef .iS. gS
their origin in impure state of the blood aad e
orally. Sanass Snrsaparllz has been isy trieo, ou
experiment known 10 posses the requisite no lot
the blood 70 arrest disease and reestablish ~
Grating The general constitution and .as su
produces disease The vital fluid Is broog y . pr
by its USE and the powers OF natu.e are yi.a
forming their natural uaetons properly; hehes sos @
eaiargemens disappear asd rheumatic paias sn-n,y -
sat rheuu or tetter, scald bead eczenen ana f
speedily cured and ali other similar sheco o,bs. eS
For particulars see advertisements Ia 'hS anN
papers. ,d N, eapor
Prepared and sod wholesale and reiaii ara ~ cisas
tion, 6Y A. B. SANDS CO., DTrggsa az aS ucharbs,
Granite Buildings No 27S Broadway sofnes S,nds Dr
stieet. New-Ysrk. Sold also by A. W -
gss Nos 20 and 100 FuIton street Davo BIZ Drr
n Eas, Broadway corner OF MarketstrseIi 90 Saee a
gi9s generally throug bout the United stais1 iSs
beule ak beiiles &6. a
-----ukz1npD-r----- 81 9Sap
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

T We would cail The attention the public ad.
vertiseent another part of this paper Offering le
ons or more years, the Hotel in the beautiful ofa the
Long Isiand viaagss-the village Of Oyster Bay.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28


'1 was not for themselves aone Thai The Alrc.!.an's
The victory over Rurgoyne Saratsga They Conquered
tor Irish as well for American freedom. Nsr WASH W
France alone that Dumeurer defeated The Austrian An
at JemapFe The Catholics OF Ireland participated al'
frui9 OF that victory. -
IL has pleased the EpgIish people, in general, asa
all the facts In Irish history. They have been also g
y pleased 10 forgive themselves all those crimes
from tie Preface.
There never was people on the face of The earls
cruelty, 70 basely 50 unusy treated as the peapie ef'
land have been by the English Government
There Is 10 person who viii read this work, nu' -.
e1elam with me, that no people the face o ue e1
were ever treated with such cruelty as The irsh
from the Rork."
The above curious History ofIreland, by Mr. OCoss17
will be neatly published on fair clear and egioe EG
verbatim from the Dublin edition. and sold al 'ne err
ingy low price ofTWENTY-FIVE Of CENTS! Tor W. VA.
gle copy, or 6ve copies tor One Dollar The pneea
Dublin copy which was just received by the last ssI,'
is about SO OO:!! maD"
Orders must in all cases be accompanied with cash. a'fS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

u GEORGE H COTTON, Esq delivers his next Lecture
the American Indians evening" at the Chapel
of the University 1t was postponed last evening on
count Of preysus engagement of the room
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

II HENRY RUSSELL, who has recently returned from
London, where his performances received with the
most decided and faerpg applause gives his d Coceer
this evening, Ebles Saloon. He will sing some of his
most admired productions with several songs entirely new
His room viii, of course, be densely crowded.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

70 A second Comet was seen on Friday even.
ing by some intelligent observers, above and nearly
parallel with that which has been for some weeks
visible. American.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

TRAnE SALEs.-The thirty-seventh New-York
Trade Sale of Books, Stereotype Plates, Paper,
Stationery, &c. commenced yesterday at the sales
rooms of Messrs. BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT,
and was well attended By booksellers and publish
ers from every part OF the United States. The
sale of Books cemnences this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

% Hon. s. MoRosERrs, Q. S. Senator from
Illinois, lies dangerously i'll at Cincinnati,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

GA mine of the Black Oxide of Manganese
has bean discovered near Jackson, Miss. The ore
Yields IS per cent. Of the mineral.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

Gy Copies OF the Dete Of Captain MackenHis . p
seped to the Court Martial By GEORGE ssffls L'4,
nsnt Pamphlet fcrm and containing the 6Tees lns'
Of spepcer, may be had at this office Price l2t
cent? This importan, National Document slPougn
logical and eloquent style csnnet DC iay
or appreciated without the accompanying
ter found In this Pamphlet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

ar DR.. yaeosire bids lair 70 prove nsarly q, -, be-
card as The beautiful enchuaress. Miss sSe1
viii fiI The salooa of the American hrsenaf' p'AA'
pleasant syeainE,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

F1hEs.-In noticing the FIRE at Boston, yester-
day, we accidentally confounded the losses there
with those at Providence. The building destroyed
at Boston was the four story brick building the
corner OF Washington and school-streets. The
first story was occupied by W. R. & A. H. Sum-
ner, crockery merchants, whose loss was about
SIS, oOs, for which they were insured. The other
stories were principally occupied by Wilkinson &
Co., piano forte manufacturers, whose loss is about
$1,000, with only $4,000 insurance. The building
was owned by D. S. Greenough, and was insured
for $1,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

n ror No,sces ofA Galiop among america. Scenery
oataoiio Erpe,iio Lady' World 1aay' aoak, 5'.' an
800 .,o Lx.fer from COLUMBUS, &C., see Fist Page
~ r., the. Burial a: Sea, Poem, and Letter from
<,:..sxnna zee Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

~ John Lagan, s shoemaker, Of Keeseville
Essex County. was frozen to death in the attempt
to cross the Lake to Burlington, e few days since
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

FIRE IN ALBANY.-The Evening Journal OF Sat-
urday says that a disastrous FIRE broke out in the
campheae fsctory OF Mr.. Harvey, corner of Green
and Beaver streets n the forenoon, and destroyed
that with the boarding establishment Of Mrs.
Coughtry in the same building, and the tailor shop
of MIR. Duesler. The building WIS owned by Judge
J. l. Richardson, Of Auburn, and was not insured.
Mrs. Cougbry threw herself from the third story
window and was so badly injured that her recovery
is not expected Mr.. Charles Pohlman was also
badly injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

U Gov Paine, of Vermont, has appointed Fri
day. April 18th, as day of fasting aud prayer for
tha. Stste.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

COURT MART1AL.--The Court Martial which
was ordered on board the Pennsylvania ct Nor
folk, for the trial of Commodore Ramsay and 9th
srs, conyeaed on SATURDAY..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

U The Governor Of Massachusetts has recon-
commended the 9th day of April to be observed as
day of Fasting and Prayer throughout the State.