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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13
Home Morkcts-Foreign AGENTS.

A friend, who is well acquainted with the sub
lcct, told us the other day. that nothing else could
he said in favor of Home Market. the enormous
sums extracted by foreign agents would be, he
agreed very strong argument. The cost upon any
article shipped from this country TO Europe. in
creases in arithmetical progression, in proportion
TO the distance of the destined port from this
country,
There is besides strong argument in favor of
the Home Market TO be found, in the comparative
honesty of home and Foreign Agents. The far
mer, who sends his Tobacco from the country this
market, is rarely ever deceived by his AGENT
| That agent never buys i'll his crop himself. Such
things however arc practised in New York, which
is farther of, and are carried, we told to an
extraordinary height, in Liverpool and other Eu-
ropean markets.
1t seems TO us that the present Tariff is one ola
most beneficial character. 1t is neither too great,
too little. Ii neither gives manufactures that
hot bed, hasy growth, they apt to receive from
high protective Tariff-nor leaves them TO pine
away in neglect. Ii strikes an exact medium
II gives the manufactures of the country fair plGy
and that is all they want.
We believe the very persons who passedthe tariff
bill, did not dream how sudden was to be its effects
We have evidences enough here, in the improved
state of business; but that is nothing compared TO
the reports we hear from other quarters. Scarce
~ paper but contains an account of some enter
prise of industry undertaken since the passage of
the law.
Will the next Congress have the folly to touch
/ this benltiicent law We shall see.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13
Mr.. WLSE,S LcLlcr-
WAsnlYnrrr. Scnt. Dll

W,snNeroN, Sept. 2ltl, 25l3.
To Mcssrs. b. f. Dlbncy, T. W. $. Gregory aud others,
Committee.
Gentlemen; Yours Of the 10Th instant, addressed 10 nc
~ Philadelphia. reached IN this city yesterday Nothing
would give pleasure than 10 accept your very kind
hvtauon to parake with you and my friend Mr.. Hunter,
omo public dinner propose to give him ia King vii.
liam, on tic 18th inst But regret say, have been de-
tanned necessarily long from home and business by nn
y nicuon, that will not be nmy power onoy the plea.
sure which know should feel IN short interchange Of
sentiments with the !Domocraic citizens" Of your county.
shall assurcdy continue 10 oppose every measure IN Con.
gfess deemed by "domonta the country" and par
uculny thUgo obviously injurious "o that section in which
We live" From the movements Of Great Britain abroad
particularly the relations IT Mexico and Texas and Of
the latter to the United Satc and from combinations OF
political aboIuonisis-lOr they divided now into
political md rchgious-nt home, I forsco the most
imminent dangers to Southern institutions tending
icatiuy md certainly 10 the subycrson Of rights founded
and established by the Federal CJus tuition and Of course
10 violent breach, the destruction know not which
Of that Constitution itscf The foreign news is oninous
The debates IN Parliament the questions and answers
Brougham and Aberdeen openly deyelopo the fact known
10 me for Time past that Great Britain IL inierposng
her colossal power between Mexico and Texas to ostqbs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER ~. isIs.
Procedures an LOniS0.

I1OUISW.
These proceedings will be found in another CO.
lumn. The conduct of Col. Voolfolk, requires
no comment fromus. Ii was the true embodiment
of the Locoloco spirit. Can there be more me-
lancholy example of the depth to which it has
sunk i'm the Old Dominion, than the fact. that this
man is actually Senator from the Orange Dis
trictl Orange-the land of tho Madisons and
Barbours Louisa and Orange are not in the
same Senatorial District: that Col. Voolfolk was
not interrupting his constituents, but up
ON whom he had no manner of claim! Such con-
duct must meet with cxccration every where.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

PRoTEcrIoN.Thc fundamental doctrine of this system
is that s better for nation make all the articles ip
habitsnts want than 1t make other things and exchange
for what they want Trading j. the injurious thing csp,
cialy with foreign nations. The doctrine of free trade is
that u is best for every "a obtain what lac wants with
the least possible amount Of labor and expense and that
each - the proper Judge h cnse Protection
says IN substance you coat you ought TO make IT.
free trade says. you ret easicf by making some in
else, and exchanging II for coat do So If you please
Here Is really the whole in controversy though the
proteetionists never like these short statements-V j.
Tyur. NJ CgmUSTfg.
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Did.

- hts feFdence Church ll Thursday Morning about
oc0ck nnef pfutactsi and painful illness Mr. JOSHUA GOODT
FOR highly esteemed resident city The friend.
and acquaintance of The family funeral
this morning a. ~ oeoet without further invitation
ON the i2th Of Oct Mr. ANNA PTTFIELU BROWN wife u
ts late James Brown, ST. The friends and acquaintance
amy requested b. attend her funeral notice
from her late residence Of and oh stfc s7cko, NV
DAY. ~ o'ci0ck
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13
CANAL COMM ERCE.
ARRIVED.
lOTH OCTOBER, 1919

ARRIVED,
canal boat iyncbuTg, stcT with 35i tons uzr
from Ly,ehburg TO luiln Preston Co, Williams.
Boat VIM L. Lancaster H. H. station master with 50! tons
iZe from lynchbure, 10 Fry Co, Iudau Preston Goa Jno
Maben CO. Webb, bacon Co, Dbreu IoIcombe Co, and
Darlington, Gibson 81 Thornton
Hol COLUMBIA, A. johnson, 20 mde from
I|nebuTg TO Boyd Edmond Davenport. Caperion l. Crmp
shields A Somervlle Ro GwaihmTy, l.. ID. CTrnshaw 60.
Boat Little Nell. r Cab-n 22 tons mdl. from
Bent Creek New Market and Lock r. Masr John
" "oriOn " T. larris and DbTrl, Iinlconilc & Go.
Boat Ihos NJ Boni1ani. master with u tons nyr
i"m ilariwcksye, Dhre IIoconLe Co. ami For!s Wool
~
CLEARED,
Boat Richmond e nsynnry master will, l2i tons mIz.
for Lynchburg ~
hoht RNanni Armstrong ~ tons INDIE for
LncH No a. Columbia. Lock No H. IIo.yar. and lypchbu,g
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REVIEW or TIE vNpEt,r

TOBACCO Inspections At the warehouse. very ligb,
but stocks for sale su large TOR the season. and com
qualities rule very low; good and fine scnuinp and
manufacturing kinds nTc IN rather better request but no
change in price
FLOURISH per Dbl sales.
WUEAT-6O a gJc
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TO COUNTRY ADvERrtsrpe

In future we shall adhere To gy insert no a.
vensement riOf Ms ngny eiig ocs2fause the nd
ve-e personally known To US and known prompt pay
THIS notice tina; persons may disappointed nj
advertisements Incorporating are not complied with
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

AZ meeting Of number Of the Wings Of King g.
Queen, Of the Court House, the 9th instant, Upon mo.
u2n OF Geo w. Smith, JAMES GOVAN was called TO
l'' CHAIR and on motion Of RObr II. Tobbs, ROBERT r..
SitHHs was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object Of tho meeting and
Oh "o'l'n OF 'eo. W. Smith, committee Of six wa ap.
P'ned 10 peparc preamble and resolutions for the con
ru'oi'u"" F." we meeting IN compliance with which the
,ohh binpkn' d. Iobbs, VIM. ID. Gresham Robert Wal.
kGr' and Richard Shuckoilod, who made their report as
whereas the time Is drawing near when II will become
TIC duty oi tho free People Vi the United States sxerc
ing me sacred rights secured them by the Constitution
ana Laws OF the Country, 20 elect nn individual To fill the
,nk aI1 I'DPo'ant Ohce OF President, filled by one
whom melancholy accident elevated to the place 10 the
o'or distress and modification VI the people, and who has
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

4 Neb KHeeHfoH-Wc have been shown IN improve.
in the way umLrsasto invention Of ono OF our
mechanics. The ribs which the cloth is extended are
oned fold up and part Of the handle can be de-
tached that the largest sized umbrella cnn be packed in
yase Mr. William Richardson, Of Pearl and TIA.
milton sts ~ the MANI Mr.. r. received pre-.
mum for some most beautifully finished specimens Of pnra
sols at the late fair at Rochester. Ills umbrella will be ex
Inhibited at the fair Of the Mechanics Institute in ~ York
fUqBy drgUs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

We are requested to say that the meeting of the
three Ward Clubs for the purpose of forming a
general Clay Club, which was contemplated being
held on this evening in the Exchange Hotel, for
the present postponed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

Three States-New Jersey, Pennsy vania, and
Ohio, voted for Congressman and State Delegates
on Tuesday 1Oth.)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

IN Tnny Church Richmond I'M inst 10y The Rev '.rt
~ DAVIS Mr. JOHN JORDAN and Mss MARTHA d FRAZIER.
both n Iynchburg, Va.
on "Wednesday morning The it instant hy tc Rcyd William
waller DR. ANDREW ~. CHRISTIAN Of Greersvie county
Va, U Mics MARY ANN daughter Of Eel1rd Winfield Zen or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWH A
co w u " Y

i meeting Of the President la. Jam.s
IN and kanawla Company held Lynehbury on the 9Th o
be SiJ-Rsso'ro That hereafter, presn, toll po,
passengers shall be RENTED ia favor OF owner or
which shah have furnished satisfactory evidence =, The .,
flee OF the Company that .,e
exceeding 81 including
Richmond and and proportion for t ,av Ia
vel along the line OF CanaL-Erira FROM tss R,,,,d- WY "
w II. CiirTTENDEN secrrtarv
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FROM the \. y. Cou,ier A. rnou,,.-

THc SToEM.-The rain Of Saturday and Sunday, more
especially the day last mentioned very heavy ni
The Eastward, well as u this vicinity. gentleman from
Pennington informs that five breaches made in the
section OF the New Haven and Northampton Canal living
IN thar township, through Of which loaded Canal boat
passed and much shattered by the fall. Two or three
breaches occurred between Pennington and New Haven.
The steamer New Champion, Capt J. Stone, which left
here Saturday afternoon put into Oyster Bay about 80
miles from this city, having first shipped which broke
IN her bukbeads, but without doing any other damage-
She lett Oyster Bay about o'clock Sunday morning
and got into New Haven between and o'clock L. NJ
The weather very tcEpeStuous and the water in grgot
commpion. The New Haven Courier thinks she was the
only boat which through the Sound during the con
tnucncc Of the gale. The tide very high at New Ha
gen. making breach Long Wharf in several places
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13
N0TlCE

is hereby gwen, that at the next meeting of the
resident anu Directors Of the James River
winch VIII he he'd At the office COMPANY in the CITY ~
ehond commencing on the 2Sh Oct l5i3 will be ready
10 receive proposals. and contract carrying trade and
travel passing between the Canal of IN.
AT e Inherent places ON the line Of the Canal provision
mas heretofore been made for the aud that
Dc nde To extend from the
e end the compnnys hsealycar the 3Is October
hy cndsr Of tLe FrcsidsEf az Directors.
l3-cn ~ n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13
ANOTHER RICHMOND IN TIE ElE1I

The Madisonan parados another horapparcnt. This is
from Philadelphia lctter-wriicr:
The son IS noble representative OF the President and
could his father have heard him last sht calling down y
ms cloquence the laundering applause Of the whole assem-
bly, he would like the father Of Patrick Henry have burst
mo i9oi Of tears and deemed that night tic happcs one
IN his whole existence Whatever others may think or
know him TO be tie very Atlas Of his fathers admins.
tratOn."
This seems to thrust aside all the Cabinet and TO prsory
the mantle Of the administration tor the true Prnce-ic
Atlas Of our States-Giobe
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LATE PERIODICALS.

4 ,AMPBElL'S Magazine, for October. IScm;.
Monhiyl Ecciie Museum Foreign Literature Coy oc,
Medical Library new sercsl bulletin Of Medical
Science, Edited by John Bel, NJ. D. "'
- H,an on the Heart Translated from the by VIM A. Harris
Law Library Edited by 7. Wharton ESQ of III. rhn,,.,,,
mar contents Bipe- on Estates for Life for October
Lives Of the oueers England from the Norma, Co,,.,
,h,r'ies OF their Courts,
Records and other Documents prya s we. $500 M
Agnes Strickland, No. W. cheap Edition. '''
Farmers Encyclopedias Rural Attain. No Il no q ~ H.,
son adapted to the L. - by n PRACTICAL Farmer. 100
Encyclopaedia of Geography, by n. Muna No 90
OF Mcdcalscicnee, Tor October.
~ -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

-Inother Steamboat Erplosion--Three hires losi.-Thc
Psburg Chronicle says the steamboat Muskngum Valley
Capt VIM 5 Bowen, on Wednesday last collapsed fIuc
and scadcd men; of whom Immediately jumped over
board and drOwned-he other fingered great ago
ny until o'clock in the afternoon of the same day. when
expired Their names follows: WIN. Butler. re.
Gently OF New York Baltimore Daniel Kaughman OF
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, cOorod) fireman; Gibson Frazier Colo
red, Of GAINESVILLE iircman.-N. y. Express.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13
TO Co.resDondenis.

Communications written on both sides Of the
paper will not be published.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

WINGS OF MADISON WARD.
Meet ut the Saloon Of the Exchange Saturday even
ing 4th inst at O'clock for the adoption OF the Const,
ton and Bye.Laws Of the Club
By order,
G. R. PEAKE, Sse'y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

The y. Y. Com. Ad says that letter from the Hon. Ca.
LEn CUSHING dated NV ashngon, April l6 1872" was re-
ceiyedat that office Friday Just We ar five months
and twenty DAYS after il malled.-RaLf. ALner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

DIR. Preonainc, recently convicted at Jefferson city Mis-
sour, OF participation in the robbery Of Chsrvis the Mex
can trader, murdered by IA band of outlaws has
been sentenced to fine Of one thousand dollars and
TO be imprisoned year in the County Jail OF ST. Louis
County, that being the extent OF punishment awarded
such cases-BGit. amer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13
COMMISSION BUSINESS IN
FARMVILLE

IkNHE subscriber IS about To resume the Com.
n mission Busnes, AMI wi attend any eonsgnncnts
TO hiE with pnnctnaity and care. 4. r. BIGLOw.
Sc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

Il ALL AND w INTER GOODS
For Gentlemen.
w have in store an extensive stock of the fol-
lowing kinds OF Goods gentlemen:
''enteniens line calf dressB Roc. IS, Miles, make
Do 10 do do do own make
do double sole do 10 do do
Do fine cork Roots, a splendid article for vinie, =, n.
ducedprce
DO Calf Boots Miles make, 2d quality
Dn do Napoleon Boots a new article and cb.ao
DO Pine Cali shoes, Of M OWN max.
Do do do do double soIrs
With other which viii b. sold nm The hes, NO.
sbe terms. T.. IN Na,L., t.t.ss
MISSES AND CHlLDREN'S SHOES
JUST To hand, direct from IN Pha,elphia n
~ large assortment Of Misses Chden's
e Amongst them Fancy Cater Boots Misses ami
re consisting OF the boat
low &C" r. n WHITE & co.. Market bridge.
4 ND FELLOWS OFFERING-J w. RANDOLPH has ~
~ ceived The odd Fellows Offering is4i edited by r. Don
adson with II s,eeengavngs neatly bound for cheap
Winter Frock Cents.
Ia TARR co quality i,.,
- Winter FTock Coats feeling only b..
seen TO be approved Of both regards
We VIII make them To the prices
made at short notice. EXCHANGE CLOTHING sToRE
oc u Opposite Exchange Hotel
AIDES BOOTS AND SHUES-rIr subsc Thcr has on b,tr
q good stock mos, IN shon
able styles, 10 which hs wouh tn
L,pEs-and he them he will A.
smoEs, ToR cAsII q. J.. WEISIGER,
~ n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

HOYT & cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under ne

Lottery draws this evening nj the Exchnnge-SlO 900
Inpial. Tickets ga Risk u package of - whole
Tickets only SAC; % halves S23; 90 quarter Sll so For
sale by HOYT & "a
n. B.--The 100000 Lottery draws tomorrow Ticket.
S2O. 10 be hod today and u morrovy Of HOYT & co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-13

fruHNIURE NARNHiI.-A fresh supply The
Snrs cchraied hsnuactG also btDwn Japsn and Moth
en- Tpcnine received ~ The Black Boy and Moa and Tor ss
~ 10 SAM v. DOVE
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BROGUES, BROGUES, BROGUES.

IV NHUStIITItTS cnH
To Keep assortment Coiase CONSISTING of P,c.,n
Yarn Leading Lines He'd Corus Rope Pa,,n, s,s, 60
OF warranted quality, At low prices. SMITH & HARDWOOD
Sirno al The Gold,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
From WASHINGTON.

We understand from our private correspondent at
Washington, that the President will soon make
the following appointments to fill vacancies:-
Mr. Upshur, of Virginia, Minister to France.
RM.T. Hunter, of Virginia, to be Secretary of
the Navy.
Doctor Mallory, to be Charge des Afaires at
Constantinople.
These will all be very capital appointments. Mr..
Hunter is man of talents, and friend of John C..
Calhoun-so also is Doctor Mallory, who will 60 to
Constantinope. These appointments are taken
from the original friends OF Mr.. Tyler-those who
first supported him in Congress-but will ultimately
support Calhoun. They did not abuse him savagely
and then come out like many Of the mercenary
rascals in this latitude, because they saw some
chances OF getting mouhful of the spoils.
Few further changes are expected to be made
here or in the northern cities, until after Captain
Tyler shall have returned from his June excursion
TO the Bunker Hill Monument.
Major Joe Hopkins, Of this city, has received a
promise of some of the pickings of the naval con-
tracts ia this quarter. Many others have had the
same promises, but they don't amount to much.
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Sfreefs-Psttigrew, Boggs, Oliver.

Streets-Psttigrew, Boggs, Oliver.
Ssiariss-Henry, Jackson Oliver.
Ordinances-Dougherty, Patterson, Williams:
Croton .7quaducf-Ward, Nichols, w. Dodge
BisckvelPs Lland-Smith, Jackson, Henry.
InpitsfisnFrom Barnum, to uisit his Museum 10 see
the model Of Paris. Accepted to morrow. r. NJ at
O'Clock.
Fire Hydrants-several petitions presented and refer.
red.
Street Cleanins.-A petition numerously signed, were
presented asking for the repeal Of the Street Contract
and stating six reasons therefor Another petition of the
same character. Referred.
Collector and Constable.-some irregularity having
occurred the election the 4h District of the
10th ward the subject was referred to special commit
tee.
.aPprcpriations- Controller sent in acommunica.
year. An ordinance in accordance was adopted and
TO the other Board.
Dry Dock-A communication received from Mr..
Upshur. Secretary Of the Navy informing them that he
should make visit to this city with reference to the loca
ton oil Dry Dock in these waters Assistant Aldermen
C. J. Dodge Petgrew and Oliver were appointed
mtee to receive him.
The Board here adjourned to meet the other Board in
Joint Ballot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
Wanted to Purchase, ,

The celebrated bed, with the sheets, blankets and
other paraphernalia, in which the Hon. John Minor
Bolts, of Virginia, and Captain Tyler, President of
the United States slept together the night of the
I'd of March, 1s4l, In Browns Hotel, Washington,
where the affairs of the nation-the wing party, and
the country were discussed and settled. Also,
wanted the single wash-stand in which both washed
and the towel which both used on that celebrated
day A fair price will be paid for these valuable
curiosities, as they are wanted for the American
Museum Of New York. Apply to
JOE SMITH,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

The business OF the country is undergoing complete
renovation. Leading and experienced merchants look
upon the business Of the past year the lowest point and
that henceorth the movement will be one Of improve
ment Ocia records show the imports Of the district of
New York, for the year ending January Is) to be
$6loOoOOO, against 76,000,0O0 in the corresponding
period Of the previous year. being decline of per
The greater pert this dmnuton took place during the
six months succeeding the expiration of the Compromise
Act June go ls42 To that period succeeded sixty days
Of uncertainty No mercantile enterprises embark
ed in because of the impossiby of knowing whether
goods would be prohibited admitted Free The political
struggle ended in the prohibtive tariff which took effect
September s42 The average ratio of duties under 1t
is IS per cent ad paior in addition to which the terms
Of the cash duties requiring the merchant 10 possess an
active cash capital equal to the amount oil the goods con-
signed 10 him made the operation of the tariff almost pro
hibtve This was grievous burden at time when the
rata of money was high and the dispositions of capitalists
and banks suspicious. The weight thus imposed upon
the movements ofmporters increased by the change
in the mode doing business with caused by
tbe of the banks which had heretofore been
the hinery the conduct Of trade The dealers of
the interior formerly bought freely because they depend
ed upon discounts at home to meet the long dated paper
they gave for their goods here and which payable
Of the bank at their place OF residence Under this
system business moved freely and readily. During the
past year of banking capital has gone into Ii
qudation destroyed by the effects of the system genera
ted Six States comprising three millions of the largest
customers for foreign goods werethus LETT comparatively
without banks The inevitable result of this was those
States, well many others whore the banks were
obliged violently contract could make no other pur
chases than they had the cash pay for This cash they
in cases. had earn while the produce Of their in
dustry sold at prices lew to afford profit. Thus
the tariff destroyed the imports SIDE and the want
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16
M THE GREAT MENA0ERIE. w.

n3- THE GREAT MENAGERlE.-We cannot too
frequently forcibly draw the attention Of fellow
citizens and the visitors the city, TO the grand exhb
ton of Messrs Ray mond Weeks at the Of Broad
way and 18th street, where they will find most capa
cous Pavilion crowded BY thousands DESTROYS OF embrac
ing the present opportunity of witnessing sight of
alleled grandeur-such never before was pre-.
scented to the public aed which will only remain graft
fly public curiosity this week. Stages and the railrosd
momentarly to this central and we'll regulated
establishment 1t is grand, imposing and instructive
recreation,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

- 10 The Secretary Ct the Navy Yesterday VISITED ie
President and Directors Of that admirable work, so
advantageous in mauy respects to the naval es.a-
blisbments at this place. They had a beautiful day
will cross the bay in the steamer Union, Lieutenant
Hunter, to his farm in Northampton, and after
landing the Secretary, the Union will proceed d.
rectly to Boston, where she is Ordered.-Norfok
Herald MAJ Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-16

REMovAL.-Col Chas. A. Clinton was yesterday
removed from the Office of Clerk ofthe Superior
Court All the Judges Of this Court, (,hree in num-
ber,) held various Offices under the late De Witt
Clinton, (the father of the Colonel,) and were in.
debted to him for many political and personal ia.
vors. OF course they have fully discharged these
debts Of gratitude by the removal.