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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

IL Upwards OF $4,000, IN counterfeit notes,
were recently discovered IN the upper part OF barn
near Reading, Pa. supposed 10 have been placed
there fifteen and twenty years since, By Mr. Zuck,
who abscondcd under charge OF passing coun-
ter1eit money.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

A. a Concert is to be gwen this evening a,
he T4bernscle lor the benefit OF tho sufferers by
,hc latc cartbqa.kc at Guadaloupc, The object
u certainly mos, praipwor,hy, and some oil the
first artists IN the city have volunteered their SCI
vices on the occasion. We trust IT Will be vel
attsnGnd.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

IIrfI. ~ i>rf4 xsiifyy-Tt. B-,.ss. s1ip-ol-n.a.
Spartan. ftrfi ai,lyet Il Vera Criz. 21lh Aa.ekl,
with the nen English Hia.-tst On boa,d. s4@
rIIle III: st Tbou4s TIE igA oi Large steamship,
wEy.cf Wa p-oi,abIy l1st IN that 'lcinstg.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28
sKETcH OF THF: PROGRESS OF PHYSICAL

Br THaMs. THoN,os Md. 7. r g l. 5, T. Sr SC
Prg>fsore u ChemistJy iae Untees.yef Glasgow
his 'F-n@id WORK. which! eoqu-ltiy wu-a =, !, i.
aeiiiy 'ftaa9rl -abare ti- following .ubrc -l,rao-
pEeToEr hzaf4Rx,; NATHEM,rIcs- irithrnetir GEO.
rnrtry Als-bc, OF OHsERyA1IoS md r,prpr>,r.,W..
sahis. Autonomy Ope. HyJro.atIcs &C. fI-c;rieiry
aSnrt.In IhrH.Fy trin; Haorirsl Sketch md C-l-
branches ot scis-lc- " ~ '--
filee i@f the shole, including arn-r Lectures q cent.
- 'Iafb c Postnas;rrs a44 other, viii f-cviy. Gye
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

NJ Mason. who was npprchcndcd at Phlladei.
phia an The murderer Of Mr. and Mrs far'he-
more near Harrisburg, has bcea discharged
HAVING clearly proved un attbi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

l-r Capt Joseph Owens is on tr4l at Aanapo.
liz Tor The murder OF ilis Another son about
Il years old, and daughter ofl5-hoth deeply
aisccted--,csisfied TO The fact OF the murder. 1t
il .aid that INSANITY, Produced by mtemperance,
Is to he relied on IN defence Tbs prisoner seemed
cntlrcly nnaticc ted.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28
III OF THF, SERIES or USEFUL WORKS
FOR THE PEOPLE
DIR LARDNER'S LECTURES

Th- Third EdDu Of Doctor Larcn-f, complete
Coarse of Leense delivered NibIo. Saloon The City
Of N-wiack The subjects en.rac-d the Lecture.
ElectneitY-Ihr susC4lraalSn-ih. Fixed Star,-lfa:-
neiie Ne-dlr-Lstl:ade md aun3
-PoPulf F.iacirsLishyF.ll .llin St4rTrrnpor4ry Stars
-ii,torca! sAr:e Of roaomy-Drw-sci~nee aiI-,l by
5-sciratihe soundyibrs,ions Of the R.ti-
AaV@tzc Batferystrn Eayine, S aui Ara-rie.
hi' -!Isi1a Of Doetor L4ra-f. Lectures viii be- ar!o-
luc-,i r.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

az The plehcian carns iha, W'll,a'n SAa-
lry ~ at,ou, 10 |e appointed Postmaster o! tins
city II the Alderman has got the appointment
thr ofiicc.ceckcrs may lc; him alone IN future
They may grl any number OF Commissioners to
supcrscdc hun, hu, the Counselor viii hold over
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28
THE TRIBu NJ.
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HEgR CLAY,

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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28
THE s0MERs iirr1Nv

4 flmp'let Containing all te Testimony Documents Ns
atirs aud Particulars Of The Tragedy on board thu United
states Big soners with iae Portrait Of C0.nIaa,rr Mae
~ zi' fac-simile OF s.-=aee Creek Programme an zccu
at- Drawing cf h- SGrners as .f. SIT. on ,- ,,zr
of views, descriptions, Pnce IL. eeat. po.tna,te,,
emitting 81 slll r-c-ivr t.relr- cope.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

AMERICAN Axp FoAgIoN BiaiE SoeIrrY.-
This benevolent Society under the patronage Of
the Baptist denomination, held lis sixth annlversa-
rs at Albany on TUESDAY last. From a sketch OF
ia proceedings reported IN the Evening Journal,
W. lcarn thai REV. SPENCER II. CoNR. OF this
CITY. was ci,osen prcSitcn; Tor the ensuing year.
From the abstrac, presented Of the Freasurer's
Report j, appears that Tie whole amount OF re
ccipls or the pas, year. including balance o;
about $4,000 passed over from the preceding
WAS S23,G3s 02 The expenditures had been IN
appropriation OF s. 900 ior tho distribution OF the,
Rlhicin Germany 500 in Denmark and Norway;
~ 600 sor tho 0rissa mlsson 81 600 for Greece,
1000 for four other stations, AID $ 1000 ior the
Chcrokecs. There had been pad salaries 10
agents, Nc.-ioy paper, printing, binding, &c.
Sll ,O67 10. leaving balance IN The Treasury
OF $50 63. The receipts have been less than
usual Addresses were delivered BY Rev. Messrs.
Cone, Humphrey. Tucker, Dowiing and kend-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

= Thp.r who chan4by DISPOSED cannot 6nt roo,-
WORTHY object Tor shei! tenerC.ac- than the Newly How
id oofiet be etlr prccesds Of all the tickets
sold TO-DAY At The American Museum ara 70 be devoted 10 The
ksaent u Lns; ,...IiR,loa.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

~ Tue Legislature OF Wisconsin has indciin.
at,.ly postponed resolution TO remove the seat OF
Government from Madison.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

TW Oeclpgsr" }, tho title of monthly
periodical devoted to thu diffusion of kn9wlecgc
On j-wish Ljterni,re and Religion p'l'Ite',ed N
Phiiadcpha, and edited by le'sc LrraEn, a g'an-
,irlaan s4id 10 be rmncntIy qualified for the "p.
r,crylsion Of aucl, work. The first number,
wric las yu,t been issued contains srgrrni essay
of valae and importance and i .nmma'y Of
ucvs concerning jewish movements in various
parts Of the world, winch canno, fiil 10 interest
e.lcciaIly al descendants Of lhis anclen, people
I, is publshcd a, 80 year
T. Joseph Mason hn- i'iai published the Ap'il
number Of The London Christian Obserycr. Il
seem. 10 bc well filed with religious and moral
casays
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

CoxsuL At MlRrlSioUE.-We are informed
that John W. Fisher, late o. this city, hes been
appointed Us ConsGl at the Island of Martin
ique. The bng Rebecca C. Fisher, which viii
take out h!f commission, is expected TO sail from
this por. on Thursday morning next
New-Haven Herald
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

SrtGrL.R CoscrRgR>cg o. Cfgccnsr,ScRs.-
Gen Morgan and Gen. Dawspn were opposing
candidate- IN J. ~ IN one ot the Congressional
Districts OF l-ousIana, the ioriner the Wing,
and the latter the Democratic candidate. The
contest was as violent as the opinions Of the can
didates were decided Gen. Dawson succeeded
by majority OF % oncis now the Collector
and the other Postmaster OF New Orleans, under
the same Administration.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

N.uoNAL ASrI-SLAvzEY CoNyENrIoN.-The
Abolition Central COMMITTEE at ttca gIgc notice
that the /. :. Anti.siaycry Convention appointed
for the 2ith and 18th o next month al Buffalo,
is postponed to the FIRST y cdnesdayin September
next The thick Ic. -hlcl, covers Like Ere
and which vii not probably BE- removed I'll the
middle Of June next, i The reason assigned lor
the change Of time
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28
Walter Forward

zssJCiy111 cfJ-Ts-;S1ccf-I. % IL i~<3zZ4ELSrE-
ri g77ee tie tsizozssg ztzace Z: tse ee-T 1s
znI ss15oeezeat cz:ser u Hcsa- E4l~Ea Pos-
ss1sD Lz:e >eeyetzry Il to Irezggry
III. E1~secrstzry Fo-~zrd hzs ri tlzss CT:
u ressce- once aoa-=, y. te csooG.atsTs gssssi Q.
Psr;aoz-z. Dung =. rse.dglcs E.e-e II zs E-lz1s
rrrzaT f-.eaIz Indaec II or cza n baz Il is
e1csty rTtb13t 1e.c-irlElz tlst II = Latst4Esi-
boa>et zad 4zectO1zts sac tn rs tEo 9lzs.s-
tsea, rzre tsL4za ;isgy z-e znaoag zaz-EzIsd, =.
p@c1slfari7 gazeea zsGong ps1rlc-zrs. He-cs tiysE
r. zn,4az.ed he-e. icdsc - tla>e, NJ. tc--
s-zr1 = -e!E1azfe MAJ Bon n : Ett!e Tll-zge
n C4gnaectlcrzt RI par aat 7.oyttfy pe,erzt- ns
lnieflteG b--. Ieazees 5z-I-iz zH:. e szt'e-s
.y.ezsang. zoc ~ OH Wis Tkrz azt o. tae-s
n ceze-vsd tsge secoad z,<s oyzntEtEL-y zITsz,
- ,5le szscceedg1z ~ez- of hzs ate neTe s5ozr-
HEi.le - 4 no7. Z gentleman = Con--ecticz-;
gzre taz fz;5e- ? hundred coI!a-z. 70 . a=sG y
EaIte- TEz,4vor y -!rpgiG dez5-e. Whesl II '-es
J. Te4rs I'D. h.. iztEser re.agr~6 - tf5e Comet
ot,t Rsse-ye q :: E.s tiien czlsG. tsle No-tie--
14rf of Ohlo, near fs- Perrr- FiYaTlls ll1e. !;
the zge nj thIr1ee1 Wafte- c1ac3Gcec that y
zag,5ld tzEe yzr9 III Fi= raorsv sEsc purchasing
sfrne esss4czi WORKS. .ta- ,or ~: 7rztn nan
7f.o hid oe52-e1 70 ins.-lr: fl.In S-ztzItpasls-
:. The rezr 1s.saed zvay, md - Eet. rrad he
zagrDYed n tlrre, n ztgtyI-g by freight and
bv the hgh; oi pine knots, a. N c0a!d not pur
claae czndle- ,ir4t h abe to q On end coIa-
Ole;e H. cL.a-csl eGGcs.:.oa H4tOut asslSta1ce-
A1other r-z-or then oered hIE1 ~ months
a:r7ctior n mathematical md other studs
rhch offer he Nrnb,zced and :rnproTed And
.hcn EIth tz-enty co4-. II fsis pocket, neT =1st
.; clG.Esez. and hLs baggage II { pocEet-bzatEeE-
ch.ef, he star.d 81 iryt FOR Pl;tsolEg. Ihere, -
be rczd sign aNer sIgn, and Eaet person after pr
.ory, uncertain THAT eraploTuenthe should select,
i.e sz-s tEc name of VI. Baldwin. nor one ri The
Justices y: Tic Supreme Cou-t of the Jnsted
state. and concluded tnat n. zi9o. wn1!f be-
Isa.ge-. Mr.. Baldwin. peszed Titk his .lnnple-
hearted intelligence gaze hirn plac@ n ~ o!tscc.
1Ar,ugf rlaI4 1tiici i would wear: me 70 relate
r your readers ~ hczr, he pressed 70 fH!s and
.accessfu practice at tne iar thence 70 Con
grea-; thence u tne Comptroller. tesk; thence
10 the po-t of Cabinet Mini.;sr; and now he r.
lur7s, reepectcd and teloved. TO the qnet of hl'
home IN Piti.ourgh, and the practice 9f his pro
iesslo1l.
May success attend hin In whatever stu
atom public OF priYate, he may b, placed ne "7ii
command the confidence and respect of tho pen
pie RcIy On II, that or s'lfmad. mon, our Els
irorhs, and Shermsns, and Webster, and Cai.
hourls, and Forwards, are the men 10 whom The
people haze yroked, and n whom they can con
tide n any emergency.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

Fus NEr Rox.scE.--Tile long expected
novel, Ho5oken., has al l2st appeared from the
preee of HarpHr {. Brother, IT neat Emo Toi-
unae. printed from large type. The authors abil
liz to inter.st and scIl known, and tins
new romance is no Doubt equal IN ali Fespect. 10
h. for1aer popular productions, Norman Leslie.
and The Couie.. Ida For aale at ihis Office :
price - ccnin.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

4 TsgNFSDocs CroP.-Col. II. r. Robertson,
near Clinton, Hnds Co, with len hands, made
and gathered last year 100 heavy bales cotton,
800 bushels oi corn, and 1900 bushels Of potatoes.
lie killed some = large hogs stalled three fine
beeves, ua big as hose they parade about Gin
cinna,i with band OF music and 100 yards Of
ribbons about their horns and besides all this hr
made the first hogshcad OF sour .rout ever put
up in tins STATE Natchez Free Trader.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

FgoM Mgzlco.-We hare received from the
rty oi Me1co fc, up To the 9th ult. oi the
National Standard, ncw paper esiabis!ied IN
Mexico. and devoted TO politics, literature, ihe
arts and scienccs, and SOCIAL interests. In the
appearance of the paper and typography D, i i.t
superior 10 any other periodical We have seen
ifom the Mexican pfess. and affords rtnk1ng
prool llist the art. cln flourish even anyd>t TIE
turrnoils oil war and political cianges. Except
ley Items oi intelligence. however, winch nc Do
not remember 10 have ..en II any oi our tngIi.h
pape1s, We find nothing thai oar feaG0fs "oald
thank US or traneIa,ing.
In ono of the papers II u stated that " II. pfrT
ADAMS. Esq s:ho ~ long resided among ~ az Az
attache Df the British legation snd who was rc
Gently Se4.rctrry Of Legation at Meuc0 has been
APPOINTED Chargc d'Atiairs and Consul General
70, PERI and that PggcY WiLLIAX D6YLg, Erq
who commenced his diplomatic career 10 ms city
under ,he r,l-picc, Of SIR Cir.ntns EAC"HaS and
who vas recently frst aitaciie OF the Bfltlst eii
hassy 10 the Ottoman Porte has been appointed
Secretary OF Legation 10 Mexico.
The lofest accounts however, that we have
from the city oi Meuco, are contained extracts
from Mc,ican papers oi the 18th March, rece!Yed
at New Orleans. IhcY aliudc u the recall ol
Gen Arista from the command oi the Northern
army IN consequence of hs betng accused oi dis
affection 10 the present Government. lhey al-o
contain d proclamation oi Santa Ana, announcing
,ha, tle war AGAINST Yucatan Is 4 national affair,
and tf4i II - to IL prosecuted with the SAME
splrt a. that .gainsr the Texans. Extra pay and
honor- are 10 b. allowed 10 all who sgnal!ze them
selves IN 1t. Nat. Intel.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

Ms. StGorxyEY ASD Mss. SorrHEY.-Ihe
lat steamer brought out, IN London p9pe'
called the Story Teller, statement copcern
my Mrs.. SieocsSGY's publication IN her . PleAs-
an, Thoughts oi letter from Mrs. sorrhgT
wi5cll represented her as having acted very
dishonorable part. Il @a. To the effect ihzt the
lett, Of Mrs 5ontIicy was merely note de
ciinIng the requested iasot 0f Il coueaf,1hdence
and replying 10 some questions oi Mrs. Sigonr-
neg concerning tho health of Mr. Southey~-so
altered by Mfs. Sigourney az 10 imply great con-
6dencs and familiarity between them. The story
was one not likely to obtain credenrc mere
but the Hartford Couan, Publishes an article, IN
complete refutatjon of 1t, OF shlri the following
is ibe principal part
With regard 10 the alteration Of Mrs SOU
they's letter, OF the Interpolation Of phrases M
plviug intimacy and cjacnlaiions Of pathos. II
u enough % ray, tiIa, there Is mol The slightes'
foundation for the charge. We are able 10 state
ti.is confidently, altr careful examination and
comparison oi the manuscript with tho printed
page The only remaining charge IL that "i hA".
iug published Mrs. :5Guthey's letter without au.
tfI1r!ty We cannot answer this better than by
-ialing tho simple fact, that nncc the appearance
oi Mrs. s.rourney'z b1o., she has received d
cordial le,trr from Mrs. Southey, IN which Fhf
Mr.. .5outheyJ fully approves, 10 nse t'ef o''h
aord., of he pubiieo,4DH u hdose Jer is0fd'
II ,ai4e, 10 nAieh gou hare d0ne foo much h0"o'
Inn q, fLeo, aad fheir Ls;.iey !"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

MISSIONARY sirETlNG-Ata Missionary Meet.
ing held in Bromiied street Church, Boston. on
Sunday evening, eight hundred dollars were raised
to ,,d The funds of the Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Among the speak
ers were the Rev. Charles PiiInan, the Society's
Corresponding Secretary, and The Rev Geo Lane
the Treasnrer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

W. e...@zt tie ss1cere Loco-Focsts II tals C3ty
IL pr>ee,e ysqse19ay's PieJsas, ,zrd note hoT or
fer.a9t7s III reg9yd Y, the Ieglslzt.y@ zoa .! II
7z-t7 zr@ psrc:c.1, Il !, the-e dasee1y zcast.ef.
lsz: ire fz5s1zG.eatzi Ioc-Foco p-nc.Pss1f D.
7oeee. II gz11 aa9 stzse = n p1:ncsp.e It Il.
hst = dsazyas >xp~rus<at, rfTieh r tn " eea2-
,e,,azs7 t.f1 ays4 II tiss management Il te "a
t1szz Priznces, End, + t;ser@ s1cceazfal Z my
" ener.6ed 70 those 4! lse S,ate-p pFoyadec
bz.d as.oaey L abundant, Iadiy-dnzl La
o.I5ty 81 CoCpretson ssocktklcers kr corpIrate
ceDsz a - Le dong5t of vloen ase eaarteT Gng
n4or> gune.-ttlzt r. r,@ver gsnce III nem Banks
vii n lu.ure :1 scz-,ed ,srsoer ;ae Gezlerzl L.T
mblct, reeg..es aotFrinz u ~ eoct. Brt i n
olg.dazl Liability "a xise and AZ, nisy not Ie-
ca1., that al Bznz1 hene4aer es,ai1l.tseG siDrtd
" sats;ee4 =, tias psogi-lacl Bpt Mn does 10;
.now ,5at ne ase LgAiztgre chartered anr
c.roat<r Il Cprp5rztna- nt'i.ot4, u M eaae p
curing lsG.gic44! Li4a...sy F:ee Tr-ce II
yior,cy ti.e P.e5c5sn 1@cisree II n, pfzrtlcai
coase,saen-e; md tte legislature hsc aotiang u
IN w.,h Ffse Trade n p,cdsetg. Eas MY oot
- aueil AZ With ! :Satooa! Bank, Aesznnptls,
bankrupt tn, a,c, oa 1hicb TIE Resency I'd
1resz wza 80 elas<tz,e md n sdiig.ag But
enoogh. Agafn VIZ beg iii sfnsefe LJcs, Focn-
N aead the Petaan's ftppzm levity, and sadge
what ctlance the,e J.. tat the clncIpes in,-rlt,sd
m. iheir banners xill err BE- earned .ntn ,fiect
bY tiIer cffice-hunting Ie4ders.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

Tur Late SeRsILe Isscpefcrios ~ CceA.-A
le,les from Cubs To the Charleston Coufer -tatea
,ha, the number oi rIaycs killed, OF who commit
ted suicide. dunnp and subsequently, to the late
insuuection near Cardcnas, Is about 300. e" Ihe
scene iew days afterwards" says the writer
was verv revolving none Of the dead were
buried, and their swolcd corpses lying on the
ground, OF hanging from The hnbs Of trees, pre-
set4ted horrible spectacle, while the deserted
estates, tie burnt fields and dwellings, added st!
more 10 the air of desolatlon sprcad around"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

IL y Menornoncc Indian at Green Bay re-
Gently murdered Young Frcnctman named Jo-
s.ph Couryai, who interrupted and stopped him
whiIe he was whipping boy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

OrrRAaK oX AMgHlctS SfANfS,-,I'hc ioiIow.
,ng - gwen IN ,hc Ne@ Bedford BuIlchn as an
extract from letter % the n~ner OF the Agate by
". L. Baker, dated
Povce blArci, -.
"On 81 about tic night OF the 2dih INST, Two
Of the Aea,cs crew, deserted from her taking with
them the bcs, boat have made enquiries IN or
der 10 rccoyer the boat, but without effect the
Consul, however, informs NE he shall inlorIn our
Government Of The matter, and hopes thereby to
get IT, as also 10 recover lh@ liberty o tlle men
who have been taken and pat on board a Spanish
man-of. war, for the purpose ! have no doubt OF
retaining them, as they were short oi men. lheir
names are James Allen and Jesse Merritt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

- it. I,Il{ ( -, .,t1fl e iapfFf,yl t.r4trFdzg g
-, -, ,.,,c,.i ..ty;,,4
''..s -. =, ,,. W., lc,, n mn ii the DIS
WIZ r,o5fda,es ~, t,ngress
-. Geld md ,b,a, ao,m.,lag addfe.n4. haze
:. ...,..toz.od - .o,,, If la41 Although, .he
ss,.. ba. ter. ffcely GerrGrlandered witlra vle@,
,,fyIr,uy lsc locoFor,. I'll b;I! tggo Of the Mem
- ,,.,,ca. .,d Cs,,.ln Ty!ey. liroayi ig..
..,a u =. Uis1 a,e n ,.,ct remaining,
,,1,,,,e so,es of The election oi the following
VI. nod
e,,,r,a, f,., H., f.o,.,,s ,,r.c, t.af-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

GREAT BkirAIN AND Bg>zIL~-The MISSION oi
Mr. Ellis to establish a favorable commercial trea.
" with Brazil, as entirely failed. The Brazilian
ministers offer to treat on condition that the Eng
Iish government Will reduce the duiies on Brazil
IAN sugar and coffee 10 the same rates as those
on sugar and coffee the produce OF the British CO.
Ionies. Mr.. Ellis has no power to negotiate on
any such terms. Bali. Patriot.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

Loss or snr CONSTITUTION OF BosroN.->hip
Constitution, Captain Peabody, from Hayrc Tor
Challeslon, was abandoned 9Th instant, lat. -
81, long 62 -, with twelve feet OF water IN her
hold She spunga leak in consequence of heavy
gales, winch caused the ballast TO shit, and when
Ii. cfew lcf her she was on her beam ends. On
the same day, fell IN with Danisi brig from San
Ia Cruz for Copenhagen, and three days after were
transferred to the whale ship Caledonia, which
las aruycd at Stnningion, The Constitution had
on poard So 900 IN gold which savod no
other cargo on board. Insured al the Neptune
and fremont Offices for $4,000. Bos Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

FAru. AccIDEsr-A young man named Jas.
Miller was killed & few days since wille attend
ing chopping bee IN Washington township in
tins county, By the failing Of tree. limb OF
which broke his skull. Sandusky Wing
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

SuIclDE.-Wi!iam Pedrck, q respectable ctr
zen OF Highland county, Ohio. was found dead
on Tuesday morning wsek, having hung himself
IN It's OWN stable
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

u The unusual length Of the past winter hzs
caused considerable suffering among the farmers
IN this country. Many head OF cattle have al
ready died from the want OF sufficient provendcr
Hay, corn and oats command very excrbltent
pfice and the vast increase oi cattle IN the country
has rendered the losse> OF the farmers consider
able. We understand the Oneidas held Co,ln
ell short time since, tor the purpose Of deyisng
measures ior Their mutual relief, and made . d.
VISION and equitable distribution Of provisions,
&c. The distress IS no. confined to tins section
OF the Territory. Advices from Racine COUNTY
represent the suffering to be eYen greater. The
farmers are obliged 10 feed oct to their cattle
wheat and potatoes. The same may be SAID oil
Milwaukee County, where produce Of all kinds
commands four tunes as much "a In the fall
Flour readily brings 81; oats from 3 TO 80 cents
potatoes 8 cents &c. Green Bay Repub,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

BoYEs.-We learn from Tie Mobile Herald
tha! the British slooP Of war Magnet arrived al
Pensacola on tho 10Th INST, having on board
Boyer, Ex-Presldent OF Hayti. American.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19
The Empress Josephine.
Every subsequent insertion, n .,

In his lecture on Tuesday evening, Coll
Lchnanowsiy paid an eloquent and touching
tribute to the memory ofthe Empress Josephine
the best Prime Minister, as lie happily re-
marked, that ever Napoleon had-a tribute
that came warm and gushing from grateful
and ovcrllowing heart. Col. l.. first met this
accomplished woman--as benevolent and lu-
name as she was gifted and faseinating--in
$780, at the house ofGeneral Iayfayette, when
she was Countess Of Beauharnois, and when lie
was but II years Of age. Her friendly advice
TO him, in regard to the line of conduct which
hc--a youth and a stranger in the great CITY of
Paris-would do well to pursue, made deep
and lasting impression on his mind. He saw
her FIRST husband guillotinod by order of the ty.
rant Robcspcrrc, and saw her in prison, where
she was incarcerated by order of the same ty.
rant (and from which she was not liberated until
Robespierre, in his turn, lost his own head)
He afterwards saw her when she was poor
widow in paris-when she was the wife Of the
| First Consnl-when she was the wife of The
! Empcror-whcn she was the Ex-Emprcss--and
was at her bedside when her spirit returned to
God who gave it! The heart of Josephine
was all love--shc loved even her enemies
and the many institutions which she founded
in Paris for the comfort and relief Of the poor
and needy other own sex, still remain as mon-
uments of her goodness and bcuevolencc She
was the idol of the French people and her
memory is cherished by them with heartfelt
affection. She was and is styled by them, the
"Mother Of France" "Go to Paris" said Col.
L., "and ask a Frcnchman where is the tomb
of the Empress Josephine and he will not un-
dcstand you but ask him where is the tomb Of
the Mother Of France, and he will Immediate
ly direct you to that of Josephine Boston
| Transcript.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-19
"TIIE OLD ARM CHAIR,

| love il. love il. and who shall dare
TO chide me for loving that Old Arm Chair;
I've treasured it long rs holy prize.
I've hclrwed il whtears and cmhalmcd il with sighs
'Tis bound Ivy thousand bands to my heart
Not tie will break, not link will start.
Would you learn the spell mother sat there,
And sacred thing is that O!d Arm Chair.
In childhord's hour | fingered near
That hallowcd spot with listening ear;
And gentle words that mother would give,
To ft me 10 dic--to teach me to live
She told me i'll would never hciide-
With truth Tor my creed, and God for my guide;
She taught me TO lisp my earliest PRAYER,
AS knct beside that Old Ann Chair
] sat and watched he- many a day
When her eve grew dim aud her locks were grey
And | almost worshpp"d her when she smiled,
And turned from her Bible to bless her child.
Years rolled on--hc las, one sped,
My idol was shattered, my earth star fed,
! lcarrcd how much the heart can bear
When saw h,r die in that Old Ann Chair
'ris pasts past, hot gaze on it now
With quivcrinG breath and throhbing brow;
Twas there she nurscd me-'twas there she died,
And memory flows with lava tide.
Say it is folly, ard deem me weak
While the scading tear stnrls down my check
Bnt | love it--I love it. and cannot tear
My soul from hat mothe's Old Arm Chair.