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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03
SECOND HOARD.
Commercial and Money Matters.

ltEsDAfI 1.
The sales to-day fair extent bot Stocks si
Of. Ohio Sizes declined per cent; Kentucky s. CiY
Seyens improved J; Illinois improved j.
There is bat little doing in Foreign Etchinge S.erilPs
I 4 !; Francs J.33i 5.32!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

= Two TRoU.&Np PocSos OF BEevisr Type ATE in Use
his paper for sale il VIII be sold In quantities 20 su
purchasers No orders wall Be attended unless aecon,se
By the CASH The Tpe from the foundry OF Gorg- Bruce
and Is In good order Price 20 cents Per pound. cash
Also abcu, FIVE HUNDRED Y>ounds Aga, al 70 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

u The Richmond Compiler says that IN
formation received leaves no room TO aPprehend
any material curtailment of the Wheat crop by
the late inunda,cn Of the low grounds
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

II The Miller Tabernacle, located IN How
rd.strcct, is TO be dedicated on Thursday morn
ing next, Nav t. 4 series OF meetings, we 'ni-
dcrstand, are aterward to be held every morning,
afternoon and evening. bostoil~ Dee.s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

4 The remains of Mrs. Mary Martin, who
disappeared at midnight some time since, IN fit
of lunacy. were found on Monday floating in the
harlnr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

In The AIbemarIc District, we trust There IS no
mistake about the reelection of WILLIAM l., COG
GIN, an able and fearless Wing over cx-Gov.
1'hos. W. Gilmer, the Tyler apostate. The re-
ported majortics for Goggin, Albemarie Go
Bedford 400; Nelson 70; Orange somc Am
bcrst itlle--say Goa in all. winch Greene and
Madison-small countes--cannot fairly over
come We have report that the polls were
kept open two days in Madison in-ordcr TO give
chance to save Giner but we have no fears tha,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

Sulclpu.-A man named Silas Jones commit.
ted suicide III Batavia last week by hanging lm.
self. The cause of this rash act is supposed to
be necIIniarv embarrassment.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03
MONEY MARKET.
SECOND BOARD:

10 600 States, 's. 1867 Is do Mohawk. b'9 81
10000 Govern ts, 62 bl0liIJl - do do 3V
l75 shares SIechan Bk. 95! 50 do Phoenix Bank 80
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

u On Wednesday last man named Tetro
committed suicide, by hanging himself 70 a beam
IN neighbor's barn, in the parish Of st. Gregore
near Montreal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

TRINITY CHURcH.-Ths beautiful structure.
now N progress, has been 50 costly that the Cor
poration OF Trinity have been compelled, as ap.
pears by a communication IN the Churchnan. TO
retrench some annual grants of long standing
and great practical benefit 10 the Church and the
Diocese. This is to be regretted. Better were il
to take more time TO finish the building, and con-
nnue the other accustomed grants. American.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03
rurryssasSr.--Mr. Everett has made formal

y,..rss,r~r-NIr Everett has made a formal
demand for a seaman. i cluzen OF tfe United
States. who has been impressed on board some
p-;:;sb SHIN of war on the African station, Ihs
c,,,.,-rr,ent has already met the demands oy or
.;cri,- the Clio. l6 guns, 10 proceed iofthWlth TO
the coast of Africa Scour the same IN Tie
the man. and place HIM, as soon as poSs!ofe' al
the d;S,osal OF the American minister ne psF-
ticulars OF this case have not yet ,ransPred but
thery, Is ~, DOUBT that some atoheinent VIII %
made In the man rs well as IN the minister, Who
has thus been compelled 10 interPoSe tor ms sur
render. ,or. 'ou'' 'ii''
II On the 9th ult. five men, Kingsley hobo
and Fulton-thc names OF the two others not
knowr,-arrivcd al PaincSvllle. Ohio, IN pursuit.
they said, OF i mHlatto Methodist pfeachet
charged with burglar, and rane upon 4 'S!iits
married WOMAN IN Stark Co. sometime la>, JetF
or August. \ coored man named JOHN Mason,
who had resided in PaincsyiIle for seven or eight
wears, was arrested BY them as answering TO the
description of the alleged offender. Some sus-
niicions were aroused that all WAS not right, aud
i was soon noiscd about that the strangers were
kidnappers from Kentucky. \ Scut'c cnsaed,
Mason ESCAPED. and Kingsley, Rohh and Fulton
we're taken INTO custody on 4 Charge OF kIdnap-
nino. Their examination Is 10 take place ne1s
Monday. The Telegraph says the affair has pyo-
duccd no little excitement throughout The county
TryAs.-We have a letter from Centre Hill,
Texas. written on the 18th OF March, whieh says
Our season is more ike Northern winter than
a southern spring. On the 18th INST 4 man was
frozen TO death while on his way from thus place
to his home, some SIX miles. Yesterday came
near perishing IN travelling some distance North,
and while was clothed much warmer than ac'
customcd TO when resided IN the State OF New.
York. in the most severe seasons. We have M
more indications of spriug than we had on the
LIST of january last. The grass has been killed
by white frost and our cattle are pcnshng for
want of food. We shall have to rcplant our
crops unless tnerc is a speedy change
TC ON ADV
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

FROM FLoR1pA-Late adviccs from Florida
have been received at Savannah. The L. S YES
sells Poinsctt and Oregon were surveying the
coast it is supposed that the survey will be tln
ished within couple Of months. Gen. WORTH
will make his head quarters at Tampa Bay for
the summer Cedar Keys is TO be made the
depot for the cotton raised on the Suwannec river.
Emigrants arc pouring into the Territoryln in great
numbers The Government grant of 100000
acres is supposed 10 have been already taken
Four new settlements have already been cstab-
lished IN the Southern section.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

q Walter Forward and A. w. Marks,
Attorneys At Law. Pittsburgh Pa. ms sus.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

IL The cars on the Railroad from Auburn TO
Rochester ran off the track few days since.
Mr.. Elurd, Of Buffalo messenger Of Pomcroy 4
Co. was considerably injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

CAUTION TO THE PusLIc.-We are informed
that there s a married woman in the upper part
Of the city, about 40 years of age, of fair com
pcxion. grey hair and of the mlddling stature,
who has called at various times upon sundry per-
sons, and, under variety of prctcnccs, has sue
cccded in procuring considerable sums of money.
These prctcnccs are generally made for the occa-
casion sometimes she ass aid for certain poor,
starving children in a state OF horrible disease
and calamity: sometimes for some poor minister,
who is utterly destitute Of clothing, and whom
she claims as one of her particular friends !;
sometimes, for some friendless, neglected female
whom she nurses night and day. Thus 1t is that
the honest poor are made to suffer through the
cunning craftness of those who sometimes pro-
fcss TO be their best friends.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

FlREs IL BosroN.-Ihc number Of alarms for
fire in Boston, during the month of April, was
twenty-iour. Several were false alarms. The
greatest damage in any one instance was 5000.
O. TnE Law REPORTER, for May, contains an
able and candid review of the :Somcrs Case
with several other papers OF less general interest
The nature and necessity of Material Law are
well discussed. The faithful and careful reports
of important cases decided in American and For
eign Courts, render this periodical of great value
to members of the legal profession. 1t deserves,
what we are glad 10 learn it ENJOYS. a wide circu-
laton
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

1t can be done.
whs ssmn. FAH8vlER A5i;82a5 :; w;,,, hgsG s,h -
Delegates, i MasS, Sih g ss Ts% ! i s%Ii Rust q
Chiffon has about 500 majority for Congress in
ALBEMARLE co.
YT Ti1uSsosss GSss S 60 T. h fc,sd M cme' @
Alex .s73 WE. Leake =. 500
CHEsTERF1ELD CO.
Iss, nSsSsr Ss srposi'ion 70 s Cox lane Hssso,t
KING GEORGE co.
Congress. WioushS%y X Ne%,gn. l29 r NJ T Hunter 10
+Wallace, Wing Del. no opposition
NOTTOWAY co.
s$s; s " T S
- HALIFAX co. :.
6sss. 6eSs, SS sdy S s"e ss Edmund 80 se Msi @
LUNENBuRG co.
seaif s"sfe.s Il al fSe ca1du, s IL Gs %sn".
Delegate. pel@neetno c,ndlru Stree, =. 80
SUSSEX co.
Delegate. freeman 1871, sWal,er l95 tbolh Loco)
ROCKINGHAM co.
bsessss bTs1sss an sa a% a' Iyso l.y'0 n
krtey 592; .Coacs 629} ~ A0e0
o. -, 5 SHEEANDoAH + s. CO, G; w. I'll. cso
Dsiesates Locol Kooatz s sHSckey lOll .Dcnson si5
mere can DC no uount tiiat nopie Hetioriai oi
the better days Of Virginia, ALEX. III. II. STUART,
has been dcfcatcd-thc benighted Counties of the
Shenandoah Valley having been attached to his
District ON purpose. ltwoud take tremendous
poll IN Augusta 10 save him--and that we now
hear, has not been had.
HAMPSHIRE. COUNTY.
Congress Jas Faulkner 40 William Lucas. tS5
Delegates - PeSh los --' Blne ..,.,,, 800
disgracelul result On full poll the County
is Whig but tins is no vote al all. Lucas has
352 majority for Congress IN the District,
JAMES CITY. YORK and dWlLLIANSBURGH "
Congress. Hill Gator. 10 Henry a. Wise. 2lS
Delegate Taylor %. 'Bowden tnshy Whisl 2i5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03


Per cent Value.
Amer. Gold, old los os5ICarolu. Dollars o3 j o5
do. do. new 100 lG0IlFiye Francs. 90 ~
Half Dollars. Doubloons .ls 10 sl6 g
Portuguese Goldioo 100. do. Patrict IS IS ais 50
Spanish Dollars. 1924 lD4 soveseigns "A s3 %
do. Quarters 81 90 do Light q 81 q 4 81
AeticanDolIsrs. 100! 1909 Heavy Guineas.. ..5 10 .,
do. Quarters 81 9s lNapoleons. 3 50 o Q,
The Conp1ollet has appointed Henry H Van Dyek and
John Baker Registers Of Bank Notes under The law
qurag ali the Banks OF this State deposit ,hs P.
With the Comptroller aud their circulating no''
couut-rsigped aud registered. from tha, department;
Navigation the Canals ias recommehced aa' =,
may look for activity in the produce Haaaset
Albany yesterday, twelve boa,s CLEARED FOR the "ssi
Troy, house has already 600 tons Of freight On - n
for the West Other houses have large amounts oa r.
and the quantity being daily increased by arrivals oi
boats, sasliugr csses and the Western Railroad
Some idea may be- formed Of the magnitude oi ths oE
aud the Of capital of the canal ttaHp11aa IN
merchants from The fact that house ia Troy eco
The forwarding business the Ere Canal employ
horses and $50 boats Thu house paid out $1,000 lot a
keeping OF the above number Of horses during the i'
-.
The Troy aud oswego Line are building three iiSa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

Correspondents Of The Tribune,
HsRxlsoNBrRo, We. April 18Th, lSls.
SIR has,ea 10 give yoa ,h result OF the election IN this
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

Fluvanna could easily have given l5O.
The Norfolk District, too, is provokinglv lost
by handful OF votes, when either Norfolk or
Princess Anne could have given 100 more Wing
majority with perfect ease Here are the reported
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

u BEEcuEY's Voyage OF Discovery to the
North Pole is published today By Mr.. Winches-
ter, in shilling octave Of thirty pages. The
reputation OF this work IS universal and it has been
made for many years standard reference by all
interested in the region OF which it speaks.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

u We did not learn what was the result Of
the meeting of the Commissioners yesterday, to
examine Commodore Read and Captain Gwynn
touching the votes of the Court Martial, but we
should suppose that those officers would not an
swer IT, S Gaz
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

u The PittSburg Gazette states that the manu-
iac;Hre of cast steel by MeSsrs. Shocnbergcr, is
now in full operation at that place, and that they
are now filing ar order for the Z. S. -Annory at
Harpcr's Ferry. That now making is intended
for conversion into files.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

j. NJ. H. Newman, the Newly ork Agent, has
received the Cultiva,or for Nav
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

Atkinson elected by AZ majority. Our luck!
We rejoice to say, however, that WLLouGnBY
NEWTON has turned out X. NJ. T. Hunter by a
decisive majority Here are the maoritics
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

IL Mas. WASHINGTON PoTTs and Mr..
SMITH, two OF Miss Leslie's most popular stories,
have just been published IN neat panphlc, OF
6S pages Sold at - cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

u The AmaTanth, arrived on Thursday night
was the first boat from Galena this Spring She
brought on board and in barges l300G pigs of
lead. Reports that the Mississippi was not rsiing
above Rock river, and the Wisconsin still closed
By ice. ST. Louis Rep. April -.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

u The river Androscoggin, in Maine has
been greatly swollen during the recent ircshct,
and much valuahle timber. newly cut, has been
swept away. One saw mill at Brunswick had
been nearly destroyed, and it was feared that
three others with grst-rni would be carried off.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

u \ gang of rowdieS in BaS,cii on S.inda,
evening became e...e-agcd in fght with num-
be' 81 81 foreigners, one Of whom was stabbed Sc
vercl.. Several Of tnc offenders were committed
tD prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

Il Mississippi is sfsat State for discoveries
IN the n,5raiiry OF Debt Paying. A winter IN 'hs
Free Trader OF the 18th nlt-, argues that security
debts arc not binding, and that TO make a man
pay note merely because he endorsed 1t, Is most
outrageous. The man IS a genius, and Will De
distinguished some dav;-he may wake up some
.sne morning and find himself not only famous
but Infamous to boot
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

Il a threc-story framed building in Jackson
street. Brooklyn, belonging TO Mr.. Tappan OF tins
city, was burned on Sunday morning About
the same time the stables ef Mr. Edwin kecler
at Bushwlck were burned. and he lost % COWS,
four horses, yoke OF oxen. and some other pro-
perfv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03

j. The last Savannah papers contain card
from Capt. Smith, of the schooner Fort George
Packet in which be explicitly denies the state
merit put forth BY Captain Downing, of the Brit
ish barquc Lavinia, as 10 the manner IN which
the schooner came IN contact with Captain D..
boat. and in reference TO what subsequently, trans
pired
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-03
tv. The maiorIties are

III finbarl reelected by Go. Total .,..
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.

We understand that quite a 0are-up has recently
taken place IN the usually very quiet borough of So
nington, in Connecticut, which affords melancholy
proof Of human deprayIty, and the particulars of
which, near as We can learn them, as follows
Elder Anderson, a Baptist Minister and a man of
wealth, who resided in that village for several years
enjoying an unbemisbed reputation, married some
ten years since a widow lady, a Mrs. Douglass of
Newark, New Jersey, with two children, a son and
a daughter-the daughter being at the time Of her
mothers marriage about twelve years Of age About
eighteen months since Mrs. Anderson died and the
daughter took charge OF the household affairs of her
father-ln-law. Nothing in the time occurred
to excite wonder suspicion, until a few DAYS
since a letter received by a citzent in
Stonington from the Elder, who had been absent
from home several months with his daugher-inlaw
stating that he should return IN the course Of few
DAYS with his u fe, and desiring that matters and
things at his house should be put in appe-pie order
In due of time the elder made his appearance
with his wife, who other than the iden
teal daughierin la,c, 10 whom he pretended 10 have
been married since October last Here was pretty
kettle OF fish-a Baptist minister marry ing his daugb-
ter-in-law deputation Of citizens consisting of
Elder Palmer, Judge Pomeroy, and Others, immedi.
atey called upon the bridegroom for the purpose of
elichng information IN regard to the matter He
said that he married as before stated although
he could not tell by whom, excepting that he was
circuit preacher m Pennsylvania had no certiG
cate OF his marrisgenor could be give any satisCac-
tory explanation. The port was, however. unim.
portart lie admitted having lived with his dsugb.
ter-in-law and WIFE and we are informed that
she was encenie at the time Of her return. Public
Indignation arose to the highest pitch. The elder
was serenaded with kettles, tin pans, and conch.
shells several nights IN succession and there the mys
terry rests Will some one inform US how the Young
lady is connected with the ederi--or what will be
the nature Of the relation Of the offspring to the old
man,
p. We understand that the elder states he mar.
ried the gil in order 10 enable him TO take better
Of her property which came to her from her de-
ceased molhcr-.Nottri Mrs
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-03
LEEANOR SENTENrrnt

IN the last Enquirer we announced that the Rev.
Amos Lefavor, Of Towanda, who was last spring
convicted Of seducing Miss Esther Woodburn, had
also been convicted Of administering poison to her
with murderous design. We now learn that the
infamous man has been sentenced to three years SER
vtudo in the penitentiay-a light sentence The
Bradford Porter Of yesterday says, "when called
upon by the ur TO know II he bad any thing to say
Why sentence should not be pronounced he addressed
the Court at length m set speech Of three hours IN
which he complained Of injustice to himself made
brutal attempt to cast odium upon Miss Woodburn /;
added insult TO the injury he had inflicted uyon the
family, and concluded by asking new trial. II Il.
proper 10 say his request refused and he is nov
on ti' way 10 the penitentary. Truly the way Of
the transgressor is hard ~ Bedford PA Pap,r
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ROBERT and ANNA Week.-Mrs..
Prom the Boston Post.


GREAr MErrISG OF TmoaEssrs ANDSrnrsrREss,s
About four hundred females engaged Ia the various
branches OF clothing making, assembled in Wishing
ton llIll yesterday afternoon, and the meeting was
organized by the choice OF respectable and intelligent
ladies 10 the offices Of president vice pre- sdent and
secretaries. Several impressive addresses were de-
yered upon the deslItuiion aud distress which pre-
walls among tie class depending for employment on
the principal dealers IN ready made clothing
Though tie facts disclosed we're almost astounding
the language and tone Of the speakers moderate
and candid. Indeed a strongly marked religious
spirit manifested by them they narrated their
suferings aud grievances, aud expressed patient
hope that the public mind would yet become awak-
ened to their affections and aid them obtaining re-
dress.
Quite a majority Of them were advanced in wears
and their countenances bore marks Of years OF severe
and constant labor. One widow lady, by request Of
the president, stated her case, specimen of what
all had to submit TO who worked for her employer
Since January last, she hal made pantalolns, with
straps for twenty five cents pair and been obliged
take her pay in orders One dollar IN cash was all
she had received since January.
Another said that she did not take orders because
she always wanted 20 lay her money out Just as She
pleased but she worked for less than those of COM
The president asked her how much deduction she
made for cash
The speaker repied-"I have considerable pride
about sotne things, and 70 tell you the truth | don't
like to tel in public what get"
The president then said she hoped the pride of no
member would prevent her from stating facts which
II would be useful to have disclosed
"Well, then answered the rclator.--"for panta-
looms with two pockets, and a watch fob, get only
ten oonis.n
The persons who received their pay in orders were
requested to rise and they appeared to be about one
thIrd Of the whole number present Every state
ment made by any Of the narrators received the
prompt Confederation Of those who took less active
part in the proceedings; and all sgnifed firm dc
termination to unite in making common cause in the
endoavor TO procure better prices. For this pur
pose, they confirmed bill Of prices which had been
prepared the preamble TO which contains the follow
ing paragraphs
"RegardIess Of name or sect, multitude Of ladies
in this city have resolved TO form themselves into
society to devise measures TO raise the downcas aud
poverty stricken widow and orphan Of our beloved
country TO condition Of comfort, by the blessing of
God upon their well-directed efforts which we be.
lieve would be the result II our poblebearted citi.
zens could but feel that they dependent on
the tol.worn laborer as the laborer is on them
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eve cannot believe that the numerous gentlemen
Of the city OF Boston, who employ women as tailor
esaes and sempstresses, OF every class, WIZ refuse
just compensation for their labor, 10 enrich thein-
selse' at The expense Of the other sex, Al they 90
but realize the amount Of suffering that might NC 80
easily and honOrably pre,euted."
This bill, tariff Of prices, to which some OF the
employers have given their assent, contains about
1850 items. For plain dress or frock coat custom
work, 80 25-shop work, 50. Pantaloons, ousiom,
10 cents 10 81 %, according 10 the extra work
pantaloons for shop from so cents 10 90. Plain sin
gie-breasted custom vests rs cents--Oiher kinds
from 81 cents TO 81 25-yests for shops 80 10 90
cents, according TO the work. Shirts, from IL to 20
cents One employer now pays six cents and
quarter, cash. for sailors shirts being notch lower
than the price for making the shirt exhibited in Fan
eul Hall on Thursday night
Before adjournng, measures for ensuring co opera
ton, and mutual assistance and confidence, were
agreed on.
The of the society thus formed is-"The
United Benevolent Association Of Ladies"
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Il J discourse will be delivered on THIS
TUESDAY EVENING, at half past 7 O'Clock, in the
Baptist Church 10th street. by Dawn PAU
BROwS, Esq Of the city Of Philadelphia before the
Societies Of the Columbian College.
The attention Of our citizens is called to this OPP
portunity Of hearing one whose fame has so often
reached US, and who holds so commanding position
in the talented circles OF his own city.
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AN AVALANCHE.

We have received the first number of The
New York EXAMINER, edited by VIM. l.. Mac
kenz.e, quarto weekly journal, devoted to pol.
tics. 1t does not say who II is for, but IL can
be easily seen who IL IS against We have ne
yer seen such an array Of charges in one issue,
as the sheet before us exhibits against Mr. Van
Burcn
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NEW WORMS AT rRAscK TAYLoRs.

McCuLLocH's GAZETTEER, Part ~, price
twenty five cents Every individual who de-
sres TO possess an ineAhaustible fund Of valna'
Die iniormalion should secure copy OF this
work.
TnE TwiN BRorHEns.-This Is domestic
tale, teaching good moral lessons.
ALsoN's HisToRy OF EUROPE, No. 10, price
twenty five cents. We need not speak Of the
great merits of this work. IL is read with avid
ity as fast as il comes from the press in all sec
tons Of the Union. We learn that rival pub
Usher in New York is about 10 publish il in a
defective form, omilling more than half of the
interesting Incidents.
MARTIN CHuzzLEwIT, Part III, price six
cents. The above works are from the press Of
Harper and Brothers.
The DEMooRArIo REVIEW, for October, 1913,
has been sent TO us by Mr.. q. Brooke, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, near Fourand -a-half street. Ii
is embtllished with steel engraving Of the
late Washington Allston.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,

WASHINGTON, Oet. 2, 1918.
The following dgcrce OF the Tunisian Gov
ernm.nt, trausa ed from the Arabic, has been
communicated % the Department by the Con-
sui Of the Uniied. States al Tunls. ). II. Payne
aud is now made public for the benefit OF all
persoas Interested.