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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

LII HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Ihat
: fnc o; known No. ice Sa,dstrset
d1s sn ..iu''e o. No II ,letefsnts Eschense. n Y
la FOR SALE-A Gust and Saw Mill, with
.a % acres good L.ud, Water PoweI Store and !,
- 2 s MIR sa f - L o. F%lt St Terms s
sr.. For SALt;-A valuable Farm ct 5D acres,
lylng on the b,ttle6eld Monmouth Nrw-Js,r,tym
E las inc buildings an,, anudtnr of fruit lefIns
49,. y P. x !. {. SMITH S5 Liberty St d@z u
-, FOR SALE-Ihe House and Lot No 3
IL Hiso lie House and Lot 30 1871 Lau5sns etlse,
As9 % s &c p 81 + EL Ss GffI $50
t,o no.7 Broad street
|TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER
Fg IVA tvo story I5ous. 1n' Lo, IN Newa,k'
~ia some goods and lands. Apply 10 ~ no #
MECHANICS. ATTENTION For sale
~. fs Village On the Ohio River The house nets
and In good ordr-th. lo IS By 20o deep Apply To a r
u C. smith s. Liberty strsst. ------ n2o u
@ TO EXCHANGE FOR y FAKM.-A
good three story house Wilma. bic ma3tes situate IN
near the Hudson River A j. o. ., i,hAl,Tst
dl3tf - % h. .t. -
- FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND Me- Ne,
GhN2 LA n, Once ao esn s H sHaa srs
pTorsrt FOX sale exchange Dian ohs! 0 i; II, N
i Fsst S Wa1s q' Pow en- Will Lands Houses and Lots
Amos very city and the Union Loans made on
ds OF manufacturers articles for good productive
roIrtv or for valuable Wild lands Will d II 70 te nsl
ast 20 negotiate through this Office AL business entrusted "
or care vs. Ill meet with prompt attention
o' MI, a P. 81. c. SMITH. s. LibeIty-st.
4g..,.r ~ Fl HANDSOME, FARMS TO E&CHANGE
zaS FOR GOODS located near the New ork and EIle
Plough Land PriCe S2r vrr Some Neen lands ana
some money would te OBJ ected to- Diagrams can De seen
b. appIyin TO y P. j. c. Smith, SIS Liberty 81 dist
sssss. 2l0 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS and $500
ISL exchange for productive property near New
llnd sd Joining the City OF Chls-o Michigan, Tor Farm
nerr York. Also exchange, handsome place oil
few acIes located pleasant Eastern village Tor snug
near Farm IL New-JeIsey. Apply 10
di3u 4. P X J. c. SMITH, s. Liberty.
sssse FOE SALE OK EXCuANEE-A FARM
49, tcr, the Hn'son River w chichester ounty
-! % inips from New-Yok City. SOME money will be
lul with House aud Lot IN this CITY ,
u2U Z. y. Z. y j. u SNi IL H. 81 LloeitJ-St.
s:s-s. 900 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDSf 40, 600
s Pennsylvania and Is OOO in Indiana improved and u
-~Ir-.ilnproved. Applyto "A. P. j. {: SMITH.
n20 # 80 L'utltE sLIre..
e4ss> FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-4oo
handsome Oa, Opening Lands beautiful i4cai
-4...ed takes pad and tide perfect Apply TO a 7. j.
Z Smith, 81 Liberty street NV u
-sss. FOX ENCHANGt.-A snug Farm contain
-: in 100 acres Of Land good Housr, gan. Orchard and
Fenc s. Will take thequafters Michigan Lanes ana
oueauaIteI CASH Apply to \. T. j. T. Smith, u Liberty
street. NV u u
eeSss FARMS-FARMS FOR SALE-A vaua-
s Wheat Farm If 275 lvug between the C4yu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

SWAINE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
y CHERRY-A fresh supply OF his valuable medicine
ast received THIS the only genuine preparation the
Wild Cherry aud ts mas Il IN extensive ceis-
hlity hrougho,s tho Union Pamphsts containing
stes &c can Of obtained gratis, the sole agent TT w
u. Vii NOR la BIoalNaS. conr Of John.sl. oil I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

EHNTENSlVt WATER POWER FOR SALE,
T. adjoining the Ne,Y-T".k and Eric Railroad, tn
H.in,po RiYer - miles from the Cry o Ssw-f ork capable
Of driying Machinery almost extent as there are ion
., five f. rs .u, great BODY If water, together with the
whole or ai OF eco Of land, heavily timhered with
wood OF % 30 yals growth There are also on the tract
extensive oa uineS inst u, possessing cisa
strength cous.d rb'c par, Of the laui cleared and cu
,lted and there might be made excellent fIInS oy
clearing Tuxedo i.ale miles lcng aud one mile wle
lies IN part The The OF which beautiful
The place remarkably healthy, Il known as the Ru-
gust; tract and i, ,rce rni!es ao,. Persons Works.
b. had three four hours from the CITY
of New by the Sew orh and Enc Railroad or III i've
Of x hours y the Hackllsack AMI OrlGgs Turnpike
or by way Mack Havefstfaw the hudson River
Iu,u,ra Al NJ 20 t,h,tlam.st sJj 3.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

SMas JOHN CALLER, formerly with "
STORE. s. Chatham street Ohopening above store
bef respectfully TO solicit the attention Of hi friends and the
AND EH!LDREN,S BOOTS AND 81 OES, of City
Manufacture being of the approved style and prices
Boys and Youths Calf Boots aud ShoesLade Waterproof
Shoes aud complete of Ladies' Gents, Misses
and Childrens' India Rubbers.
Having had several years experience the business he
confidently insus purchasers the best description of work
mahship.
Boots and Shoes of every description made order
ny7 tJanI,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

s.s.s.. !. 900 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS{ 10000
s vaua and Is goo In Indiana improved and uil-
= improved Apply 10 A. ?. {: SMl1H,
- ihnr,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

GOALS.--Lar=e nut SIZE SIS stove 50 70; and
~ fresh lroLe and egg IS ~ per from the yard corner
Of k'ng and Greenwich Consumers may rely on Gt
tug the best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal well screened III
the yard and delivered the above prices Tor cash reduc-
ton of Is cents per will be taken direct from the
boats NJ I'm CLl4f YIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

5ssz-F FOX EXCHhNGt.-As snug Farm contain,
1: ing 100 acres of Land good Housr ga. Orchard and
Ftnc s. will take thee-quafters Michigan Lanes anc
ourouarter cash Apply A. p J. e. Smith, u Liberty
- i- - ~ - &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

BALSAM OF LIVER WON'T
MIS-. NJ. n. GARDNEE'S lNDlAnn
BALSAN OF LIVERWORI ANp
FOREGROUND has now been In eftel.
siye usr for the past fifteen yeais, and nAs
gained i greater reputation Than aly QUE
article now III uss for the cure Of oags'
Colds, phthlsic, consumption, Asthma,
IVhoopins Coughs, Bronchitis, ano sn
Complaints. and diseases o. as
I,nnes. and affections of the throat Ln.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

r.rHE SAFEST, CHEAPEST and m 4, snse5 h1
FECTlVE compound The whole :. I&hsv Of
preparations In all lingering compliant Of hs bad
ivyr com9ants pumory affections r.Ii,Gul
early stage, common coughs colds *aa1 b"eIs dhssi
short am arrangement OF The stomach PHI, stand Gn'
guided. -, th the dnecuos,,
twenty c such tal. They are put " u, sssses Of
for Of md az 81 GrI ' ~, T. seeoad ho,
betweeu Nissan and Broadway, w'efs i!5 iI'
great variety Of testimonies may BE- 9nEtin[4 dit
= TRY, AND THEN JUDOc'%-~9 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

l4saaa FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CAShI4oo
rh handsome Oak Opening Lands beautiful inca
I'll takes pad and tide perfect. Apply to A r. s
- Sm,Ih o. I herr, strest n20 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

}FHt undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, wlIl
make surveys Estimates cfeos., and reports for !sa-
wsSs canals, iioads Docks Whary-s Sustaining ais
6isfs every description, with plans and speclcatlous
Az Wien fs,iued vii suTeTIntend their
as "'isuieSe aud compute cubIca Quantities earth
otfocS esma'e the cost Of removing the SANE. sy will
snf'5y sn anu report the best mode of rendering
ii!@o!e ana O! opening and Quarres. They
WI make drawings and Specifications Of improvements
machines and aia inventors nprocuns letters patent; te
services OF Or lhonias Jones have been secured for
tn,e' requiring personal attendance Washington They
VII ct IS gents Tor The sale OF Letters Patent Also of Mills,
address either OF the sndersisned at 9S Merchants Tx
chAnss, Ne" AoIA EDWIN +. JOHNSOE.
HiO elh WILLIAM X. CASEY.
SCOTGH WOODEN HOSIERY-John Hut.
- ton u utson-street opposite socits
t.hon 70 ms of Scotch Wooden Hosiery
aud Chl!rsn Hose AMI halhose together With large as.
'oTtmti 9 GeneIaens yarn shifts and drawers all which
dsci lInsod
SsARSAPARILLA.-30b bales Honduras for sale
- BY GRINNELL. MINTURN & co 7s snu,b 81, d2O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

sssaa FOR SALE Or EXCtlANt1E-A FARM
S of 35acres Hudson River w escisster oumty.
IL. % miles from New York Guy some nioney "iii oe
uI viii, !; for a House aud Lot IN tins CITY.
n2n e a P s J. G. SMITH. s. LIbeny.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

Complaints Sc. No better eydenc" IS wantinS 70 have
wonderful efficacy Ilan meution that 7OVV Do , nee,
been sold ia yslT. And the fIoSt
aud avoe Cough Medicine that has ever been Hn Of
into the United States Ii ec9mmenasa Dy so Of is
sfrary se. h, nnms5ous cecat., that accompany I've u
1t superior any o,hi C@nsh tf%s1 sSlsDe5
secured FOR label Entered according 70 o., 9et q u he
in the year 1870 by VIM Brown, at Tic Clerks ,,anped
District Cour of Massachusetts,. Also th- ootte I'd Hoa
=" Mis- GalLners Indian Balsam Of Ll'efwoIt anu
hound" Dealers supplied
in Boston by WI Brown Druggists and families No.
nshed in NewYcrk b. A. B. D. sands. S a cents
Fulton ST. II East Broadway, &3 broadway ri''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

Two THE VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
y Tft. UNITED SIATES'rhe subscriber would
the Unlou the ard beautiful assortment Of BRASS
FIRE TORCHES and SIGNAL LANTERNS which h.
has finished. and VIII keep constantly hand. The
finished N the most beautiful manner, and of splendid
and e2eoFat5 designs. ompanes IRON abroad who may
obtain letter sheet of patterns with The prices each b
applying b. mail the Subscriber and they RELY
tanning precisely such article the pattern they may
lect Deck Lltsrs, German Silver Figures for Shirts SC
MARTIN W. ESIIONS,
80 3Ia II Spruce street New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

.za TO EXCHANGE FOR n FAKM.-A
Fl good three story house sma bic ma1e!s situate IN
800 49, HUDSON Rive A. z. u. e. SMITH,
% ia. - VIZ 50 Liberty ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

boat yard JTEEBELL, OF IudsOnA Amos-sts "a IA
GOAL, COAL-The Working Mans Goa! Yard
" removed from The corner Of Christopher and Gfeenwich
streets 20 correr Of Houston AID Thompson strees-e beet
Peach Orchard Goa, of the Salen apohn AMI Black Mine,
Broken and Egg s. So Is p, Nut Sjeg handsomely
screened. 4n delivered part Of the City free ol Carriage,
weighed by sworn City WelgheL ~ ,
d!S EDW AUD LLt,WELLfN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

These ships are Al Of he class, aud commanded b
able and experienced The cabins esautly
furnished, and Afford superior acccmmo lions for passed.
The Of passage from New York Liverpool
Sloo and from Liverpool TO New York fo including
and bedding, without wines.
Nshr the Captain will be responsible ur any
letters parcels pac SaSeS unless regular bills OF fading
''s il GKISNE.iL. MlNTURN < CO "a souths,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

~ FOR LlVERPOOL-WIT DtSATCH.
sTrThe splendid, weknown, fAst-sailirg aud favorte
Packet ship Capt O. Thompson, Will sail for
LIVERPOOL with despatch The tutaw has exceednsl good
commodIticns for aer cabin psssr,Ees no Will BE- taken
od tbs de1 abe opportunity. Application be made ION
board, loot Of Peck Slip, or w. &J. 4. TAPSCOTT,
d!2 81 Peck slip, Suuth-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

Certificates Saturday toe seth Boston to c
be the iernIa sailing from thence on the
st January, by winch sufficient tlms Will be given 70 rsos
the Old country make ready for ehbaIking either OF
h., n,,,, p,CLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

sL MECHANICS, ATTENTION For sale
@ cheap and Easy ts:ms, snug NICE place IN
reasan village the Ohio River he house Is leW
and in good ord-r-. lot IS BY 205 deep Apply TO a
I'M ~ - @, ,h.rt,; strs.r n20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

GOAL, COAL,-Thc real genuine Red Ash
SPeach Orchard purchased the dock OF second hand
dealers. bu fountain head at the mines where we get
t! quality Of Coal dd Will b. delivered At the following
rr,ce free carriage, well screened from the yard,
weigher, endorsement the back of each ticket: ut 81,
Stove 2j Broken Egz s. 30, from the Lump; Lacka.
S. I.shis 81 30 Lrerpool sc!eele $40 ard 5o4
Washington Surirg. GUERNSEY co 90
DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-The subscriber
hs, hand FOR sale, the above coal OF all sizes.
which he sale low market price from the yard
Orders through the Despatch Post or left at the office OF
the subscriber, viii BE- promptly attended TO-
T. Stokes DlCKERSON, No. l07 Anthony ST.,
rear OF Broadway Tabernacle
Liverpool and Sydney Coal for family Smiths
hand for Sale above A=o Ash and Leigh Coal Of all
sizes. dl5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

Mr.. WA Ta,scutt low Liverpool and vii! give his
personal attention forwarding such whose
age NAV be engaged with the subscribers for either OF ie
above ,vp packets, by auy Of tie regular line sailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the SurosaHs
of the County of Nr" York nn'lce ~ Der b. g!se9 Az
persons hayin@ claims against ELEANOR COFfEt INe
OF the CITY OF NewYo1k SINGLE WOMAN to present The same,
with the voucher, thereof thu subscribers al r pscr 6
residence Of thrm 9Th. Of them, at the Office OF ~
MUND :. DERRY n" 10 fu:ou-street, III the NY Q,
New. ork before e 28th day "f June ncS-Dd'eo
New. y ork the 18th day OF December, 1913.
JOHN CALDWELL, try.,p,on
don lnlyGin THOMAS +. UEVAN.S ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

aSI The splendid w-likno"n fast sailing and avorlts
,ArEa- packet ship OHIO, Capt Putnam, viii meet with
quick despatch for the above For cabin passengers she
has sare-Coons and every other accommodation
for he.r comfort limited number of second cabin
passengers can BE- accomnoa first house
on X Those shipg secure teIth should make early
APPLICATION OH boari, foot Wall ST. least SID Or
W. \ J. i. UAPSCOTT,
dog pacL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

III pASShtil: FROM LlNFRPOOL-Pack-
.rrrft ct SLIPS LIVERPOOL aud SDDONS.parsonAw,sh-
ing ssui for their friends ontby the fist
Spn. ships should avail themselves OF the above magnificent
Packets the LIVERPOOL. l50 tors buftEem, Capt John
Eidrse. will sail from Liverpool the G and the SID
UONS GOO buTthcn Capt f.. b. Cobb, viii sail IRON
lnn ErhrI1II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

c-s---iseS-1 EANY, aud intermediate rlacrs--t,ie
.tI-..Sz:. throughio Albany The steamboat T. L.
STEVENS Cart r. /. hIayUcc, viii Ieare tue foot ~
couauii This "wednesday, FIit4y lat Sunday al
ih@ stst.aer UTiCA Capt Joseph Scott val leave as
above Thursday Saturday and MONDAY afternoons.
clock. For passage freight, Arriy TO Z. e. SCHULTZ
N the uiic- on the wharf - board go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

S,ARSAPARILLA.-30b bales Honduras for sale
~ by GRINNELL, MINTURN s Co 70 south 81, d2o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

4 CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF SAR-
lures mercury mineral instead of the We advise all
to . cent package Of Jonsss Exnact Of Sarsapafs
Candy which eight Of the medical properties
Of the Sold the OF the American Eagle 81 Chat
hamstrset Y i33 Fultonstreet BIooklyn 2i3 Broad
street Newark Stae-stree Boston; Ledger Buildings,
Philadelphia; 207 knestreet Charleston, $ c. do I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

sss.s. 24G ACHES MICHIGAN LAMBS and SooS
s ASI exchange for productive property near New
- York City Also $1,000 III cash and valuable piece
ind ad Joining the City OF Chis-o Michigan Tor FAR!
near NwY Also 70 exchange handioms place o.
few acIe located pleasant Eastern village Tor snug
Nv diyr1 go - <. P < j. c. SMITH, IS Liberty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

FsNHE BEST COUGH CANDY.--It has been
i proved by many OF our citizens that JONES'S COUGH
CANDY the grand remedy for pulmonary or lung com
plants. |, sold for shilling package the sign OF the
American Eagle s. ChathamsIset We ADVISE our readers
Fuonst BROOKLYN; SStatcsl Boston; Ledger Buildings,
Philadslpia: 207 King st.. Chareston, y L. do lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-27

- .r.~a >, WINTER ARRANt1tWENTS
!..--.-Ast-,.-I FOR KEY. PORT AND MlODLETOWN
touching sesuues Dock Staten
Island. On lld after Monday October 10th, the ST.
ROCKL AND Can't Crawford viii leave h!idilt,own FONT
Ua rrntnnr) Moudays, Wedpesdais aud fridays at lO'
O'Clock KeyPorta Il clock aud New ork foo Of Robin
sontlrsl Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays o'clock.
Stages viii be readiness In Il % tn. boat
veg passengers 10 Freehold art of the or
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-02
FOREIGN MARKETS.

ttvEHfuot CoTroN MhHEfT, July W-ThH
Import Of The week Is gD,575 bugs, viz! 22,f13
sirotn the United States. 575g from Pefnalnbn-
cu. and 4, l05 frotn Bombay. The sales of the
week are 1880 bags. Of which there are tn
lhen on speculation 5000 American, and for
3ekport 1910 American, 10 Pernambuto, 100
RHufat. and 90 Madras. Prices are maintained
with Hteadiness.
August H-1hs sales since Friday amount
no $4,000 bags, Of which 5000 are sold to-day
There is no alteration in prices. Arrived
ssinee Friday. 8 ~vessels from the United States,
u from Egypt. and | from Brazil. The quota
ations, according to the standard now adopted
fby the brokers' Association are, fair Ublahds
adad. fair Mobile AID ard fair Orleans 4sd per
pound.
4 LtrfHroot AMtHteAH PHoefsioN MAHRBf,
August 3@Thsfe is a steady business doing
III provisions. prices are firmly supported. and
although the imports afe extensive, the stock
s fast reducing. New beef continues in good
adeinand At full prices, The finest qualities being
tnost sought after, Old Is still occasionally
Inquired for. Nat much new pork coming
for ward. and very little old now 1ef-Priees
have again gone up. Good bacon would sell
The satne remark applies 10 hams. For
cheese there continues d good demand, and
Hall the late arrivals have found purchasers
Hfne qualities have become very scarce. and
The new make Of such is anxiously looked for
4 With large arrivals Of lard. prices have beer
well supported, and all that has been offered
i has been readily taken. The market Is nov
firm, There is a good inquiry for grease. but.
ter Mt The quotations. The stock is light.
II The London and Liverpool Produce mar.
Hkets have been Tranquil. and large parcels o.
4 good Of all SORTS having been pressed for sale
n~priees have declined for nearly al articles
n adapted for home consumption and shipping
Abuyers have been cautious IN their operations
II and not taking more than their present wants
II require. notwithstanding prices rule very low
for nearly all articles. Spectators are pre-.
a vented from making investments. owing Il
their increasing SUPPLIES from all our Colonies
L and the heavy stocks Of goods in this country
4 Many ships have arrived from all quarters du
ring the past week. The auctions declared
IA are of i'm pprtanca,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-02

The last New York Herald has an account
|of an attempted outrage on a young lady in
broadway, the fashionable thoronghfare OF the
|ci,y. and at noon day. we copy it below, with
the simple remarks that such things never
occur in this wicked CRY. Pie.
OUTRAGE ON A You've LADY IN BROADWAY.
About noon yesterday Mrs. - and
her daughter, a lovely young lady, about six-
Teen years old, were proceed ng up Broadway
land rad arrived opposite Niblo's, when a res
|pectabie booking man about fifty years Of age
Seized the young lady around the waist, and
drawing her close to bis person with most IN
decent gesture, endeavored to kiss her, but
|the screams of his victim and her struggles to
|ex,ricate herself prevented him from accom-
|plishing his unhoIy purposes, Two citizens
|Mr. Thomas Walker, who happened to be sit
hing in NibIo's conservatory, and Mr.. William
|Woram, in front Of whose establishment it &c
|eured, seized the lecherous old s~coundrel and
hurried him to the upper police, where he
ffeigned insanity. He would give DO accoun,
Iof himself further than that his name was
IN lIiam Mccain, andli-. he had but the
same morning arrived in the city n~- prov.
I,dence. He will be taken care OF, and I
1be is really insane, sent 70 the asylum
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-02

len IL appointed Provisional Guardian Of The
Queen.
HTthe Ministry has changed the tntiilitipa-
1 lity--the first alealde Ii t1vw M DoinihitA
I and the second NJ MaaeE.
1 "geuefal Confines Is named Director Of the
sstaT
I'M Olosaga Is teinstated In his functions
Of fiscal Of The Bupfenaa Tribunal Of Wat and
/ Marine.
"aenefats Hicafpft and MiBuissir lfave sent
III Their adhesion to the pretiiinCisfaehte, from
3CHeefes and Cindad Heal"
Tile ga6etts contains a letter OF Tie Duke
of Dayisti to The Minister Of War, announcing
his aeesptates Of The post Of Commander OF
kthe Royal Corps Of Halbefdisrs. The queen
h held 4 fsvee OH the 2htlti at which all the
members Of The Lopez Ministry. the chiefs and
1 oilieers Of the army, and the deputies If seyea
8fal provincial %jintBs. had the homer OF kissing
4 Her Maiesty's hand
Seville was reported 10 have hoisted q black
Il flag, and announced lis determination to resist
Ito the last
The Flazaat Of Granada, in which Al i'm
fnense quantity Of silks was deposited, had
been consumed by fire.
Tie Duchess Of Victory left Madrid on the
g24th, to join her hush md.
4 INDta AND CHlNA.-The India mail has ar.
4 lived. The latest dates are, Alexandra, goth
July Calcutta, 7th June Ceyloh. 9th May.
4 C~hina-Maeao, 10th April Manila, 18th
4 March seinde, Cd June Singapore, 18Th
4 May. The news which it might communicate
has been atxiously expected. We were pre-.
4 pared 10 expect that the fesusaht Atneefs 81
Seihde were about to challenge Sir Charles
Napier to confront the fiHfeest array which
THE frantic pepulaee feuld muster. A defeat
lin India We could III afford at this i~uneture IL
Asustaiti, and Of consequence The result Of the
Nthieatnhed encounter was invested with espe-
acial Importance. The Intelligence with which
stte overland mail supplies rs is not merely
satisfactory but gratifying The vis6r and
A Vigilance Of Sir Charles Napier have deferred
Athe chiefs from refusing The terms of %patifiea.
gtiuh which he offered and The most p%etiiia.
y cious and pestilent aGie'in them, Mere Ehets
n Mahotned, agrees to submit TO British autlios
provided he be secured In the pusssssiof
of his private estate.
The Es=Atneets have been removed to sass
Asoer, near Poonah, with the exception Of The
most indomitable Of their body, who has been
escorted to, and carefully imprisoned IN, The
Rcastle Of Eurat,
Dost Mahvmmed has resumed The govern,
#ment Of Affghanistan
n The news from China is, SO far as it gees
Il not uhWeltoine. No recurrence Of ottbfeal
|Sar misunderstanding is noted. Sir II Pottin
81 gef, as to whose illness some exaggerated re
4 ports had been spread. is awaiting at Cantor
n the arrival Of the Commissioner, whose pre-
Rsenee was expected IN tho early part Of June
III In a few months we shall know the result
gAuf the anxiously awaiting negotiation.