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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

A MURDERER AT LARGE.-The Leonardtown
Md Herald OF Thursday says Williams, the
murderer, noticed IN our last paper is not vet ar
rested. We learn that, since the murder of his
wife, his son charges him with mu1dering ped.
dler who stopped at his house some few years ago,
whose body was buried in the cellar. If there
ever was case that appealed to the Executive
ior public proclamation. the one In question
Justly demands The exercise OF that power
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

TIE ONO CANA1.-As the low stage OF water
in the Upper Ohio prccludes the shipment of pro-
duce East by the Pennsylvania Improvements,
our shippers must bear in mind that the Ohio Ca.
nal is in successful operation, and offers every in
ducement TO shipments for New York and Boston
and all the intermediate parts on the Canal and
Lakes. Cincinnati Gaz. 2Sth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

u A boy in Conway aged about eight years,
Killed catamount few days since. He took it
to be raeoon, and his dog being of like mind,
lost his lfe BY making too close an acquaintance.
This Is the second appearance of this animal in
the vicinity OF Conway within few days.
Massachusetts EAGLE,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
To the Fr,ends of N.r. Clay.

LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HEsSY CLAY-rhe publish
OF this work prepared oders to any
extent The work comprised in octayo soumes,
tanning in the whole upwards of 100 pages, and is illus
traed By splendid steel Portrait OF 5Ir. CLAY View OF
his Birth place in Virginia and Fac Smile cf of his
leter,the uhole for One Dollar 1t is believed be the
cheapest work published in America These Speeches
form important portion of the History of Country
the las, thirty years aud interesting all classes OF
leaders, without reference TO politics.
PRlcEs-WeH done up in strong yferi5ie corers, in
tss French style:
Single copy rols ocsavO, upwards of 100 Oc
r"ei'e eoPi-S ior. 10 Ot
Oae hundred copies for. 80 Oe
Bound t'ith Ci0th Backs aud Gih Lettering.
cT..oI ~! . : .. -. 49,. ?l -
:, nei'e copies iot. IL U.
-oP!eN .o' - - " y.
one hundred coplea for. ................. .s5 "
None sent on commission Terms CASH. Orders must b.
addressed to GREELEY s. McELRATH, New-Ycrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

AN IMPORTANT FACT IN MEsMER!sM-The
Belfast Signal states that surgical operation
was performed in that town on Saturday last ln-
der the Mcsmcric influence. 4 lady was thrown
into the Mcsmerc state by Mr.. P. p, Quimby.
and a Polypus extracted from her nose by Dr..
Wheelock, In the presence of several citizens, and
the subject is reported to have given no signs OF
pain. This experiment has converted many Of
the unbelievcrs into the full faith of the science.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

YELLOW FEvER.-Durng the week ending on
Saturday, there were six deaths by yellow fever
in the Charity Hospital. On Saturday and the
day previous, there were four admissions of this
disease, which arc still under treatment.
IN O. Bee 1I.h
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

ANovnER EscNE.-Bernardus G. Leonhard
the German arrested for attempting to pass Mcxi-
can coin at Wiansburgh day or two since,
seems, as well as Mason and his companions,
likely to escape, Mexican coin not forming pop,
ton of the legal currency of he country, and the
United States Court, in consequence, not having
jurisdiction Of the case.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

DErARruRE OF Mr.. CUSHING IN THE MIssor,,
STEAM FRrGArE.-After long detention in =. ~
harbor, caused mainly by experiments of proDo.ss
alterations in her machinery, the steam f5s.,.
MssouRI, Capt. NEWTON, departed from ,b;;s =.
Yesterday, bound for the Mediterranean, on wS...
shores she is to land the Hon. CALEB CrsTrvse
Special Envoy to China, ON his way To ~.
country.
Mr.. CUSHING went on board yesterday, and ~.
received with the salute due TO his Official ,ant.
and the irigatc proceeded down the river It'll
after one O'Clock. Nat lnt.Aug. |.
RAILROAD AccIDENr.-Ihe train OF cars fn,-
Philadelphia, due here on Sunday night about Il
or II O'Clock. failed to arrive until O'Clock ra
tcrday morning, owing to having come IL ccas
ION with another tram, about four miles ess, q
Wilmington. which proved disastrous 10 the oea
motives, but fortunately resulting in 10 iniurv. +
either the passengers, conductors or firemen-
Damage done the locomotives is about S2OOOt
Baltimore Clipper, lst Aug.
u On the night OF Friday last fire occuns
at Port Deposite, Md. whichresulted In destroying
the Methodist parsonage, the dwelling Of Nj, E
jah RenoldS and carpenters shop, and dwelling d
Mr.. Snow, who lost nearly all his household a.
fairs. The estimated loss is supposed be abos
$4,000 No insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

MURpER.-Wlliam Chrisc and Elizabeth Frey
were both lodged in the jail in Allegheny County,
on Friday, charged with the murder of Abraham
Frey, husband of the woman. The murder was
committed on the 22d instant, and the body found
within short distance Of his own house on the
18th. The case will undergo legal investiga-
ton in October next. The case is horrible one,
and, when tried, will 90 far to develop the wick
cdncss of the human heart.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

a. Charles Comp,c de Mslcs, who had $4,000
men under his command in the army Of Napoleon
and who was at ore time commander n-chlef Of
the garrison OF the city of Rome, is now in Nash
Vile, Tenn. teaching school.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

Why, under such circumstances, VIC would
think of the morality of the party pretty much
as we think of John Tyler's conscience John
Jones's brains, Amos Kendall's gratitude, Van
Burcn's candor, Buchanan's Democracy, Dick
Johnson's inco-ruptibility, and Calhouns chances
for the succession. Louisville Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

ANARcHY.-Jones County, Miss, has not one
public officer-all have resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

u -Four thousand strangers arrived a, Sara
toga during the week ending July 29th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

QJ- The Metallic Tablet suop, invented oy y. Ger
mas been for the last twenty-five
tiicates Of its superiority, from the following
tlee present in the possession Of the James
Professor j. Griscou, Or. Valentine Not'' ' md IL.
Tallmadse, President OF the American ih'.''u'7
Y:iikia, Cutler to the Royal Navy, SOL s''ana'
Mandatory l63 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

IL During the year 1871, 92s women made
application IN France Tor separation from the hus-
bands while the number OF husbands who applied
amounted to only SO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02
What is II De,n Ocrat ::
The Louisville Public Advertiser Loco thus
buses the Wing candidate for Congress from that

sbu.cs thc NVhr candidate for CONGRESS from tha,
District:
Mr.. Thomasson, understand in his speech on Tues
repeIied M! ieora any Of insn' lie even en-
would dare 10 do before any enlightened community of slave
holders ia the country tstated are cretibly informed
Question he was opposed on gL"und, to her
contu,onaity Of her reception into the coniedeacy He
continues TO alese his nnequvoea hostility 70 .e admission
,y on her escutcheonand fne. about, thorough
W ,TmR 6r,f wORIDS CSTyrVTI0S
fhe nt pretty teapot for Representative in Congress
'''.' o'u >'''","l' ,,, &c |'e .y -, il'''o''
p3 !. "o'" '' q ,'o'1'Oo 'i"s ~ sum " ''''''-
'S ''i's i'''i'o' " =. u" ,"'
'lo" II 'i'uS' S'ioeN tio Sei'sioi''S Vi 'ii' Ai'"
ny Argus
Is; JouN n SuERBuENE, Collector of Customs
at Portsmouth,. n. II. has been removed by the
calami,ous Accident, and George bennett. Loco-
roc0' 'PPo"''e' NJ "'s s'0"'' v ieoi'' i'''
hI' 'ol'ci pu'"o "' in' ueii'ei"Hce i.'i u' ga
ding bondage, ana his recovery oil The II -rty oi
speaking ms honest thoughts OF this corrupt Ad-
min;stration.
n There is a strong effort making to turn out
the Wbr Postmasters a, Cincinnati and Rich
mond and mt Iocos in their places.
n Tno c,oso .,,l-. Ar ". pnrsn :. ,be
fairly elected prex;deu .f 1s4on Can ;mnu.
dence 90 farther
;. H.. :. -,n---- ,,-,-.- 11'---, ~, D.
Of the st,,s oT New Vol l,hrona,, de,ena,os ,s
semblcd al the recent session of tbs Sunremc
Cour, in Utica, voted IN Adaress 70 h., ,rssen,e Cd
10 tha' truly eminent jurlst and estmaole citizen,
eX,Chanceilor Kent, on his attaining the age OF
four score years and also passed resolution in-
banv or Saratoga at such time as he NAV appoint.
On Monday last the ex. Chancellor completed his
eightiesh wear, and the Address was presented BY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

j. Virginia is complaining bitterly of the
drouth but trust the late rain has reached her,
and in time to save her Corn, Potatoes and Oats,
which were all in danger
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

u The Court House of Perry CO., Tenn at
Perryville, was burnt on the 10Th ins,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

m. "a, Cab Slcindiing-Leh7's from HF. IVeea' No
". see Fist Page. .p PIE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

DAVID LEE CHILD, has become Editor OF the
National Anti-Slavery Standard, formerly edited
BY his wife, and still published in this CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

A FLooD,-The Abingdon Virginian states that
that neighborhood has been visited BY food, by
which considerable damage was done.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

u Tue SABBATH VSplcAroR has just appeared
N this City 1t zealously advocates the keeping
holyo the SabbatEl-meaning thereby the seventh
day OF the week, Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

u Henry T. Hall was chosen Mayor of
Columbus, Ga. on the 22d over Mr.. Moody
who contests, the vote being close. Both Wings
Mr. Hall resigns and declines TO be a candidate
araIn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

u The Newark, Ohio, Gazette says that the
Wheat in that county Licking was never better
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

ia 10 the curosties OF the nAenP P eno noodactioas
gra i excellent specimen oi sslSoa By III
c1ceilcnt entertainments Ii the
i;os Great Western, SC, drawing nSs Thry
every night and elicit perfect ragtues OF acock and
.iy. sp-ndld performances THIS aitrnoon OK
5his evening" al at. The Hall for the
Goods Manufactures, SC. Is fast filling up aaa VIZ ~
open 10 the public on Monday
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

From SrMS.-By the bark Sauda, which
sailed from Malaga direct for this port, on the 25th
June, VIC learn that all persons of and over lb
years of age, capable of bearing arms, were
ordered to hold themselves in readiness to sustain
the Government, who were actively engaged con-
structins trenches around the city. 1t is added
that the reported commotions there were the work
of a mere rabblc impcllcd by riotous and sinister
purposes, and that consequently no Importance
was attached TO them.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

ARXANsAs.-The Little Rock Gazette, the
Oldest paper in the State, and always the State
organ, has changed from Loco Foco to Wing
The State will be warmly contested in lSil.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

d 5. S. FOSTER, New. Hampshire Aboll-
zionist, anti-clergy-man, or comc-outcr,' as the
term is, who goes about speaking in churches
whether the congregation wish 10 hear him or
not has sent us an Anti-Slavery pamphlet enti-
tied "The Brotherhood of Thieves, or True
Picture of The American Church and Clergy
Stephen may be ft.spoken man; but to those
unacquainted with him he seems TO have an odd
way Of showing ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

D' 1t commenced ,aining at Washington City
on Sunday afternoon, and continued twenty hours,
with little intermission.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

What would be thought the morality of the Democratic
party should take this odious this detesabe Admins
traton by the hand, or admit it into its councils ?
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

QlS- See Coyer,s advertisement OF Balm Of Lie.
GI5- THE FINEST GREEN TURTLE Oh =. al
will be served this day, in Soups and sisaS'' .
Nations Hotel new Dining Saloons III Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

Last night, between ten and eleven O'CLOCK, singular
phenomenon, in which the concerned was WIT
messed many who then chanced be abroad The moon
fell down, apparently the space of several feet and then
her sea,or, eccentrcity several times This singular sight
took place the direction Of the valley OF the ST. Charles
and doubtless caused by the use agency OF the heavy
mist that uprising thence 1t spread terror,
informed among the superstteusly disposed of the lower
classes who really believed the Miller consummaon to be
al hand ("
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

u There is strong effort making to turn out
mond, and put Locos III their places
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

u Hon. Ell shortrdge Judge of the 9th judi.
cial Circuit of Alabama, died recently at his resi-
dence IN Talladega county.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

Il The Globe styles NIr. Van Buren, al The
fairly elected President cf lS40!" Can impu-
dence 20 farther
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

u ENplcorr's Picture OF SARATOGA, for
1913, containing thirteen Views from original
drawings, of the Principal Buildings and Places
of the Village with brief descriptions of each,
has Just been published by G. Endlcott & Co.
- .lohn-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

The MEMPHIS BRANCH RAlLRcAp.-Our friends
Of the Georgia Rome Courier, have published a
brief, but comprehensive report from the Engi-
nccr, Mr.. Brown, upon this work. The route has
been carefully gone over again, but it was not
found practicable to improve it materially. a
new route had been suggested through the valley
The report states, that by adopting some modif-
cations in the route Sl,500 may be saved from
the already moderate estimates. We sincerely
hope that this important link between the South
Atlantic and the Far West may be prosecuted
vigorously. Savannah Republican.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

A CALL TO UNION on the Principle Of the
English Reformation: A Sermon by Walter I.
Hook, E. D. Vicar of Leeds and Chaplain Ordin-
airy to the Queen has just been published by J.
S. Redhed, Clinton Hail. from the sixth London
Edition. AS we do not intend to mcddlc in tn"
Episcopal controvcrsy---we will only say that this
is another statement of the High Church side
of the question, fortified by numerous references
to English Bishops and Christian Fathers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

u The Cotton ropin Louisiana will be light.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

u TuE TRUE CHRISTIAN, exempllfcd in n
series OF Addresses from Pas or to his Own Peo-
pie, by JOIN ANGELL JAMES, neat lomo. OF
2l3 pagcs-has Just been published by Appleton
& Co. The high character of Mr.. James's
writinrs IS widely known
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

u The Ram commenced at Boston on Sun
day morning, and continued till Monday morn
ing. The quantity which fell was ample. Be
fore that, the ciSterns had been dry foFsome time,
and the whole surrounding country burnt up BY
drouth. Now there is good hope of Fall crops,
though Summer vegetables win be short
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

e. The Moon has been cnacting very un-
seem!y antics, unbecoming her age and station,
before the eyes OF the astonishcd people of Que
bee The Mercury says:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-02

The name Lanria" is double the fault of the comps
itor, which presume written Lavria On reerenc
files find that me .cr Sarah Larinia Captai
Dearborn cleared at Alexandra ,he ls instan, for ii
West lHdies Com ADV.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-12

submit that J. w. Wales by his coofnesS and presence of mind and firm integrity, has rendered to the American Navy a memora- ble service. had some difficulty with him at Porto Rico-and on that account he was singled out and tempered with - but he re- mained true to the flag of his country. A PurSer's post or a handsome pecuniary re- compense would be small compensation for the services he rendered.
 Sergeant Gartry proved himself worthy the noble corps to which he belonged. He rose from his hammock, where he had been confined by sickness, and did duty through the whole affair and when this was done his malady returned and he was again disa- bled. l respectfully suggest that Sergeant Gartry be promoted to Second Lieutenancy in the Marine Corps. I also recommend the other officers to the notice of the Department. believe that their promotion will be bene- ficial to the Navy. If they prove to- be un- worthy of it, the service they have now rem dered cannot be injured by that. It will be- remembered in the Navy that when muti-- their trust, their services were not forgotten;. if they prove unworthy of it, this will not be- recorded with it.
 If it be deemed that have had any merit for the preservation of the Somers from the treacherous tolls by which she was surroun-' ded, both since and before her departure from the United States, respectfully beg that it may accrue without reserve to my nephew, Mr. Perry and that he be placed in the situation left vacant by the death of MT. Spencer. Ipledge myself for the entire faithtulness and zeal with which he will dis charge it's duties. For myself only ask that, whatever may be thought of the servi-- ces rendered to the flag ofmy country which should be the first considered, ,my own honor may also meet with due consideration. Iasls only that may not be deprived of my com-' mand until I am found to be unworthy of it.
 ALEX. SLIDELL MACKENZIE,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-01-12


 set down as the poltroon of the three yet he received the announcement of his fate with great composure. He was asked what preparations he wished to make. He said he had none |: "Nobody cares for me-" said he, "but my poor mother, and would rather she should not know what has become of roe."
 returned to Spencer. asked him what said "none. Tell them that die wishing them every blessing and happiness. de- serve death for this and my other crimes.- There are few crimes have not committed. 1 am sincerely penitent for them all. Ionly fear my repentance is too late. l asked him if there was any one whom he had injured, to whom he could make reparation--any one who was suffering obloquy on his account?- He said "no; but this will kill my poor mo- ther." did not know before that he had a mother, and was touched by his allusion to her. asked him if it would not have been far more dreadful if he had succeeded in his attempt-if it was not much better to die as he would, than to become pirate and steep himself so terribly in blood and guilt. He said, II do not know what would have become of me if had succeeded" I told him that Cromwell would soon have made a way with him, and that Mckinley would probably have destroyed them both. He said he "feared this would injure his father" :" Had you succeeded" replied, "the injury you would have done him would have been much greater" If it had been possible to lake him home, as I at first intended, told him that he would have got clear, as in Ame- l rica, man with money and influential
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EVENING EDITION.
SATURDAY. 3 o'clock P. III,
Later from France.

H.
r,e pscket-ship St. Louis, Capt Castoff' az
~ II this port on Friday afternoon, bringing
~ a,ncrs to the 7th ult She brings little news
'n 'lo1tance as her dates arc only two days
fu' han were received by the Liverpool packet
= The new Ambassador Of the Ottoman Porte,
= EEendi. arrived in Paris on the evening OF
,t.drid papers of Feb. a8th contains an ac-
IN. Of the receptions a. the Palace OF the Re
-, on the preceding day, on the occasion OF
masked ball was given at the Palace of Ber-
!. prssia, Feb. 25th. There were issued $500
.-t,t;ons. st II O'Clock upwards of 4,0oO
:. ,,c,s sat down to magnificent supper.
slight shock OF an earthquake was felt at
ePsic Feb Is: g tho
,lonteIy has been convicted at Orleans, oil 'ns
.s,ery and murder Of BOOKSELLER, a messenger oi
orleans Bank, in November last, and SEN
need to be executed on the public square
The birthday Of Washington was celebrated
.tbs 22d of February with great enthuslasm' by
!, Americans at Rome, and MIR. Jenlicr' the
Inerican Minister at Vienna, gave splendid
mn honor of the day. 1t was attended by the
t-b,st dipnitares of the Empire.
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SECOND BOARD.
,,a,e SIS. $50 e2li $1,000 Obi
49,, s. rIehange. April Il.
Commercial and Money Matters.


The business Of the Board fair extent and prices
firm. Ono os improved Per cent he"u'H! >
State SIS, 4 ~,
Sterling we quote D. s !; Francs, 42l Al. The
maj ket is very active
The Bank Of Pennsylvania specie payments
OH Mold,y next. There are Indications also tbaE the
Moyame,sng Bank will her demand issues seem
but on her Relief
We UNDERSTAND that the Yates Co. Bank aud Bank OF Or
leans are sustained by several wealthy and wall prooa
by stand They are however, enduring hard run, ana
will probably have 10 redeem nearly all their circulation
Thompsons Bank Note Reporter has the follow
Ing new ccunterieit>
Sos on the Mechanics Bank Of this City, have been re-
ceyed in this city from Ohio. They imitation OF the
dated August g. 1888 letter C., pay Cooper, signed IL
Baldwin Cashier John Fleming, President. he PLATE
nla. having cupIs for .nete discontinued III 1850
TIE rare now In use has for vigee Archnedes raising
the world with his lever ard it placed near the left mar
gin.
los Western Bank, Philadelphia. letter D, August l.
1912 paw w H. St.over, c. NJ Trcutnan, Cashier, Jo-
scph Patterson President Engraving Inferior dark appear
ance as though too much lax used IN printing
The Srawneetown Bank Is gcag nto Iuidatou, having
assen,ed to the act of the late Legislature.
In illustration of the gea. quantities OF counterfeit coin IN
circulation Cincinnati paper mentions that gentleman IN
maxine depose of small of specie, found nearly
in selling some silver broker found he had taken nearly
one hundred dollars Of base cciu These coins are well done
aud very difficult of detection by good judges
A man answering the description Of Jacob ShIpman ana
calling himself Johnson arrived Pttsburg, Sunday,
9th aud immediately went down the River.
TIE Governor of Pennsylvania has signed the bill to sell
the Delaware Division for 81 600 The bill to sell he
main line from Penns yvanla TO Pttsbnrg for sl6,oooo oo
passed lis third reading in the Senate.
The following the Of Discount on Bank Notes