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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

- ~.. FOR GOSHEN Two Daily Lines
81 IL On and after Monday next, Apil g. and until I-
laselSAs Tier noucr. ti~ CIR, OF the NewYok and Ere
A-S2A Railroad Will run III connection with the steam.
boat ARROW. Capt y H. SAulr1,as follows
The regular Mai Lrc will leave the FOO, OF Duane daily
iSundty e>ceptedl at 81 O'clock, T Nj.
The ACCOMMODATION Line for passengers and lsht freight
with berel will ieyc the foot Duane duy (Suadays
excepted at o'clock 4. NJ.
The Fseight Line (,"-klvl viii leave above every
MoadsE We.lneeday aud Fndal.. II oceck. \ " mh3l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

"a TO LET-The , two.story brick Houses IN
-; Blceckel-staal between Broadway aud Bowery, Mo-
e.;;.20 and 81 naw occupied by Daniel Mallory aud vii
liam Day Esq, The arr fr' rate auol aud - :ood
oracr For further particulars inquire of Thcm, II knight
IS Bcccker.5=et. Michael O'Coano l5 Third Avenue
fl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

1t tLD L>IABLlSHED EuliCrdnt Passrn.
Sy f pihce, q South i. New Yorki;-.ul7r LiFr Of
Ar-f sckriS !r III hscgSET nrius PERSONS
from any lt ii Grvot E,i;aiu ool lriad wiio may ~.
sAsd BY he'' tsies' eeFr by i slrime Of Packet Sgs
;hin every SIX ttt, from lyrpoOl frTSat> ,-ajus Tor
ieIstt,rd may RELY that ce VIII r. ALL, TO have .l
DESPATCHED w'taou; DELAY ~ Liverpool, aud viii aiways
dsavps 80 us C5ttlltcF % The ilhc ,a;ttae. .1Cit
has been ihsly hsowt-lia 5 m,sy years as5 rad those
rehnituag u,aney c2a l1ys Du usyshs the axis
B,t Brooches throughout the Ua-! kjaS,iou,
Fer atthet particulars .rply ,Lt y letter. post Ioi 10
Mh7 INnN HEkDNl.\\. 81 Snntf {;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
ID UOI=SE 10 IIsr-lN JERSEY CITY

- HOUSE TO LET ~ JERSEY CITY
:H The story Bncl House On The conner Of for: and
S. Washington streets OF the situations q
the p!4cc AID within three minutes walk Of The t.-ty w
De Ut low good tenant: Apply oa The rsgalse or at a
Day-st. Ntw-YoIk. all j"
"a TO LET Or FOR SALE CllkAf-A
bricl Hons. In good order having rooms. 6hrcraceS
- cl,terp &c with table aud two lot
Aeeke1., Hotel ~ Wlliunshur-h. Rent 500 Ap,I; 70
2 SMITH 20 Ibsrty-St. dl3 2yy-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
poMAN EYE BALsAM.-For Weak and

DOMAIN EYE BALSAM.-for Weak and
Of the mos celebrated Oculistsh4s bn long time use,
an Is confidently recommended the public tne best and
successful ,aiv used for laamnato dtSea,' OF ne
syc n where the eVctls very much ipfune the
ball Of the ~. tcky covered with blood acts almost like
magic and al appearance OF disease alter two OF t
N DIAINESS or SIGHT,
m f,ed a.iru objects h long sylc.ur.
to ,,,os light and in the weaAne, OF partial los o' s'si't
BY all who find t-io ysst failing without any apparent dis
Tins Bsam .s r.t,fed slst many instances w!sTe ~
most TOTAL BLINDNESS,
cu s1Ce.sir. had SIstrd Tor IN
fammaticn and SORENESS caused by blows, cornSign or
wounds on the Eve bodies OF an Irritating N.
turr introduced under the eed removed By The
application Of the Bal am.
The following certificate from the Pastor of the Episcopal
Church iIIem III convince the most ine'siniou oil IL
astonishing efficacy: ,o,
AIesr5 Sand & Coz 5;snts-Erom motive. oi humanity
sr prompted inform Won that lew aPpicl,iuis ~ ypT
valuable Roman We Ba,.m have made fPE"ct cure ~ ~
case of rv a.ed neither: who has suffered under most PAINFUL
inflammation the eyes oI twelve fifteen years Physicians
have given ill.,. huIplcs account OF the patient
rct cure and ,erjt, the tda-e- Whs ;i-re II. hg,:
hgJv 'ours most gratefully j. hSt II.
Many nna certificate, might h. but this
i ,s quite efficient cstb!, ioi 1t reputation Tar BE-
yond the reach of an. other PREPARATION.
Put up in small jar full dir ton for Fncc 3 -
SANDS < C.. u Fast Broadway corner M'IEt5 Sc'd also
hy a B. D. Sands. and 100 Fulton \ b Sends y co.
~ Broadway. Chambert, Kennedy, 3ls Blocker &
apo im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

80 20 LET-lhe three story brick house stu
1:.. ste,l III Brosdstrst in Newark y J. Rent mod"rats
modern built house. viii, convenlsncs lo
.snr.. f1milviu thu OF the cItya Sorf dis
from the y J. Railroad Bndse IN the c5ntys Of Nstath
and market c-ugchcs P-r.cus drrcns OF loca
ia them in Newark viii find 10 their advantage to
and; nj N g1a Broad.-rrN.t Newark v j. ai2 iw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
= -EV. : ' LLIISIIH~ NLfTktT.
NIX IOuy Eth u f2tR

DY.PEF.L.. PAis iS nv SIDE Coc6H ASp DEETLIrY-
IN iE5 fell INTO Covntie, Sip dock xl- fire engaged as
fireman took violent cold which produced dyspepsia
cough, rain and debility throughout the whole system The
r'nsez nse did ;ood continue feeble health
until last fall called upon D. Thomyou and put lye,f un.
ms ssd months h. r better health than
mad enjoyed before In II vars fell into a dock IN
LIS, ODEL TRENCHORD. Springfield
Essex Co., New jersey.
NB Want suE, patients find no relief from Others
Letters from The kn-s Of France and Prussia gold medal
from Louis and host q other testimony at the Office Cali
aila sac. apis st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

III = sttN az, S0Elti q! senth slI-t Wv oTk
= NEW LINE PACKETS FOR LIVER
sFsW 0L-Yacks. 18th .apriIThe splendid fast-sanc
packe; Ship SlDDONS. Capt L. 3. Cobb Will sail
poSiti,. ;, a5ovr, he. regular day.
r ships OF this line ali lt bu,teg ana upwards,
ami her accommodations !c cabin, secoaa cahp and s-fac
TaSSeass y Is well kaown snPeor ay other linr Of
pockets Those wshin- TO secure hsrihs shca.a !a
make early application hoar,i, or
". : J. T. TAPSCOTT. y r-cS .lir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

HYDRAULIC LINE-Orders left at box so, PIE.
chanies Exchange VIII receive prompt attention. is
81 per cask of 200 LBS.
eftf ABIJAH SMITH. the only msnueactu.ss:-
cS IN PER ToN.-Peach Orchard Broken ..d.
schooner Texas foot of Eeach-s.re.t Inquire ei
WARD & BROWNE,
eD Ill Washington, cofueT Laisf.-ssi''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

l-9 To LET To \ SMALL FAMlLY,-One
fS hall Of modern built story attic hose containing
~ tyyel,e rooms with pintries closets under cellar, Se.
situated the block in I3th street fifth hons west Of eth
Avenue {No 0l Can be seen from 10 o'clock For Ear
her particular, inquire at the store ~ Fulton 81 rnh2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

FEVER SoFE- Oh LcER, OF ID WARS -TASprSG-ln 1929
"a> attacked with adful ulcers fever my legs
which extei'isd from snc-i M ankles For weeks
have BEEN unable - labor from distress To Obtain the bett
medical AID object and after many trials
went 10 the Lity Hospital and he there under the
Tendance Of Drs Mot a Ch-esn stopped siI month.
and i-ft much wor,e than went thar. length despsire
q iiniin: relief, until the 18th March cae upon DE-.
Thomson, 3i3 B.oou;- street, and staid with him w-e.
and At this dae IN BITTER than have been beforr In fifteen
:eafs, aud have once NOR The prospect Of health.
WM. LANDON. No. . Cathsrins market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

- 4 COUNTRY PLACE To LET. situate at
=; Rarei,.wool on i hank Of to East Rive sblut half
Iuii- from tletl, Cove tso5ls. aud IN iull
of fi citr o: eni md cumuotious huua
suitable lofs large family, aud -four i've OF land
Ecat Incd-raie.
-,l,o-FoR SALE yssY cfi,-,r foE Z ,sti II applied f,f
Immediately tine lots c Land NEth side Of 27t-stfeet
,r ,l- stories N hc with al is ;qul-cn
A0riy to W. II, HARRISON. MOI Newest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

"a HOUSE To LET-The whole or part Of
~; tn elegant modem built story house No III EseH
LII street The house flushed the best 'tyl@ with
marble manels, folding doors spacious aud common
Gus yar3 is attached. The viii BE- mulelow To good
tenant The hous= be all hour, Apply on the
ALI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

SEALED PROPOSALS viii b. received AZ ths
- cics Of tie Copmissionrs Of the Aims House and Bnc
yeyng Prisoners from the City Prison and Upper Police q @
foot Of saty.rs street, t&st River snd House Of keas
delivering THIN at The Upper Police and the City pison eaea
contract 10 b. for year from the eleventh day of MAJ FL
w., ,n+ RTs contract erplns Zach proposal T.
Of the proposed contract. TIL WILLIAMS. Agent ap3 ;aD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

NaeFARM FOR SALE. Sltnatsd on the I aSsdlc
~ is-r about nine miles from New ami ca. MI.
F,rn BaIiac- I. CONTAINS s. scrs< y 81 ESieh
;, woodland l- t reraain=r unr -eo Guilty. anon u 9s'
or y soa eys house md barn aud o;t; outbnrtrns il
1rn 7pls orchard vt auf trees 81 The ts: set7fl [pis
a. g; dock FOR h.ts ,cher- The steamboat tF,
r-yor from New York viii stop CT Err dsi t!ii . anu
f r,on Ilris Inl'spu- sble and portion OF Tie noz
- r.,,7In on bond and rncrc-tcs !trrr 70
MS In. JACOB TREEL-iND Gu the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al the
we'll the Par NATL The 10Th day Of April iaNt5ut for sup
ply thfet thousand iTe bundled toGs Of Aghr9clt> L
for % supply Of hr AnshouSe Department for the egnns
year BE- delivered such landings and IN such Quabtas
t- Commissioners :all Designate free from charge for sr
otherwise. Two thousand tons 81 this Coal GteS
lunpa the-i hundred Of large nut SIR end tTu hag
died Of broken Coal Each proposal specify the Yglp
& OF the Coal with all the particulars of the pToprog0seG cct
tract. sp3tA2D TIL WILLIAMS Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

IerA WANTED 10 purchase, a substantially built
| two story ead ,tc 'hree story brek dwelling hop>y
rnirutes' walk OF Peck Slp Feny Williamsburg the
Fulton Fer BROOKLYN Anylslson having such 10 alss9se
BY addressing line stating location, Tice what
the premises teen ac TO l.. j., box S9 Park Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

E-A TO MECHANICS .-Apartments 10 Let in
;f5 the rear OF No % Vandewateree ratrspce
through the basement suitable for only small family
Situation pleasant and retired their being onl other
ant on the PREMISE. Inquire at co Fultor-,t.
All lw FAULKNER s. son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
Nrn-YoRx, April. l3th. 1913.

. have been troubl"i ~ith I'M dysl+psla ysTti-
20 or dizziness Ia thu head palptition Of
the hrt. aid eakue>, the stomach, back and
howell, lS5 have made of -rai variety Of
remedies without iindin- siy permanent relief Such my
state that could obtain bat very liytI- quiet either ni=ht
day Of ti- irritable of my
l. could mud relief from others called upon DE-. John
Thomson. BIB Bo9m- tr about The 18th February, and
commenced ,lkIn- hts redicine aud well or better
than have ben beiorp in nine years. g. II. HlTE.
Miniature Painter. No. 20 Park place. y. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

tn CHANCERY-B the Vice Chancellor Of
tie First CrcuIn the Of the proceedings Of iae
Webb and other, ,snnt the Mohawk In5urane Comp,ryoi
Newly os.la pursuance Of order of tie Court made 70
hi, matt-r notice hereby given that h. sIocsed on ne
tenth day Of NJ, to- pay aud distribute the residue q hs
monte, my hands Receiver and among such cedI05
ofhc Nloiaw. Insurance Company Of New YORK shall
nave e'holte their cam' such creditors to ~ begfs N US.
Yor, aud whose debts shall have been asce,alnei omy ats
fiction and 'tg payment distribution vii h. final pay
ii vldrl among the creditors Of said Company
Dited New-York Apr It'll. 1873.
sElXliS NATHAN, Receiver Sc, IS Walls;
The Stale Page! viii please copy aud send the bill 70 The
Receiver 80 WIl!-st. AZ 2.wt,fYl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

IN OfdHr-ce 70 amend nqrce 10 regulate ihe ja'sf
ficrks " the CITY ct Ser YORK PAssLp SEPTEMBER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

"a \ FURNISHED HOUSE To LET.-A
E.; snail mat two tory hou,e fu.a,hed situated netr
~ asd,-tou P2raJ= Ground VIII be- let from the first
Of and be t.g cut board for t'yo Tgrso1s.
Th3 Who annca'e taking boTds' ar hay ip@.s tai on
child tnuf their smiss reed eI;y. Good I.T-
ence gwen and required. Ajres 4 G at the aice of the
uhuna alJ 6tr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

FL To LtI-The store No 50 Broadway, near
Wall >celleut stand fora Merchant T sor any
business that require, handsome show IN hIs' rars
ng,ghhofhNot The stop i 80 fee; dep but at pre sn d.,
winch can be altered pleasure required has been ccu-
laic The last years BY merchant tailor aud half the rpn;
taken clothing 70 good ;enan, fl,s VIII betle
lowest the ushborhood lnlne OF J. Darlington The
premises. siSGtt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

q .r-Ss PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
55s<srih11.- BOATS FOR albany DAILY
S-SEE, through difeo- AT O'clock P W SUNDAY ey-
cI-l Fom the Steamboat t'er bct'ss ccufilala ana LID
The steamer ROCHESTER,, CAPTAIN 4. Hogah;on le.vsi
Monday Wsdns5day aud tndey evenings AZ s CLOCK
The steamer South 8rnerica Cert L. " Braasri eaTes
Tus,dty Thufsdav a9d SATURDAY. et@,aSs At clock
Tn above e. .,s are and substentiz furnished y N
eagau, Room aud all TesPrcts un,nria'se ID
F. or lIoisF sIy 70 p c Schultz at the Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

n CHANCEKY, Eighth Circult-Thc Bank
Commissioners Of the State Of New York the Bank o.
Buf1o.Noce is hereby gwen pursuant, order Of n.
Court OF thanc- dated the 2st dag Of February 1873 ms
and effects Of the said INK Of Buffalo that by said ort'i
n J, resrred Of the Masters Of this Court residing IN ire
c"uny of Erie other things take and sats an se
count of I'll the demands Of any description against the sa
Bank OF Buf'o and enable thu said Master 10 take ana
sste said account s for tn general purpose Contemplated
the statute al tI creditors of Nh" said Bank Of baralos .
required 70 exhibit their claims and demands asa,'
the said Bank of Buffalo James Cocker Eaiure the sla
Ter having said reference charge, HI, Office ia the cily o.
Buffalo, by III 18Th day OF September next and become pnt
this and J9lanlt thereof they viii De weeludt
from all bs-h Of tr decree whic shall BE- made IN this snf
and from any distribution which hall be made under such az
Buffalo, March ia. 9Th Si2.
J,Mt HncAER Makfp, IL, Ihanrerr mill itS1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

NOTlCE.-Persens taking the Croton Ws.sI
who's contract, expire the st Of May ne.t, ana W.
ntend that th@ supply shall b. discontinued after that
informed that notice OF sach Intention must be given IN WIZ
hrst OF April next that ts r; Will he charseahie of ss
esalns year Contracts for te use Of ;he Water 20 ne
N.y 1884, will b. made renewed on application 81 W
office, the rent 10 FATc ~ ipvANcE. .s,
In ali where h -ft behind AMI unpaid ten Jays ~
II becomes tsyse tn law OF the CORPORATION 81 New igA
requires that thu supply .tsil cet-. x
Water te,ants reminded tiat by the terms OF eir
Cations the supplying Of Other lsin, Iesons Is looioe
under the penalty Of forfeiture of their payments and US
s,oppage o. The supply b; order
Oiee Of the Croton Aqaedact Board, March I'D ISL
mr3 tMyf0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

FOR. SALE CHEAP. good Farm OF -
Wit! good buildings varcaz KINDS q i[li.. afas
wood and dne well Of VAR acres 2 w ,s = s
81 :, -T,o1 ,-T-bb1,bcod ard te haiirosd- lWo-
a.. Ts,,., m ror-ss-- II desired. For ferric1tss m
M e. SlITH. $ LbsEtE-.t AZ 2w
sgs9 NIBLO'S GARDEN-Ash--eeyed Kidney 70
~ 10 me s.-li-s, and tesr Potato known. AZ 30 cents
Choiee Annual Flower seeis, comprising the rnost
I AID ra- yarieti- ). cent Per or p pa1S
Flnr Fow=ring BGib OF smsrTllls toTaosl' einaa oA
oIus Tiger Flower Dahids, and othe- roots 90
M oe8 Grtn and Hoi-E1ue Flants 90 sns low 80 ~
cash. III sly NIBLO s DUNLAP, SIS breaa.as---
asTA FARM FOR. SALE-The subscriber
VII sell ms Farm th= town Ct Beesnan DHie s
f11nrv E.r-Yn-k containing about $50 acres Of ms,
-. Lid suitably divided ino plough meadow and wood
land vii furn,d with fTrt II the kinds nafuE 70 ouE eiL.
as Th- beautifully situated .eoai y ''ies iF
r. Rive and al. Re ,od par tha .Cie ~ rice 70
correspond siih Tn, rirnes Fc. further lntsrnarl9n mum
81 Wrig-t Lcse is Front - ~ OF me 1eeri> "a
In premises. JANIS n IL ,S -.
B.esn.n. March 70. 49, az ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

Il. DRAFTS ON IRELAND, Sc-The sub.
t'T scrihsrs continue ave draft, payable demand
giou discount OF Gay charge whlfscs,sr
IN lISSlAEO-The National buis OF lIetnd, the Fro
NpSla BsaS Of INLAND and ihrg h.aach: IA rrIy County.
* Co. B,nsc;s Loatoa, The tNcisnce aud Dcorst Bsrk
LirrUo aid t'eiI branches hrcushou. L .lapd and " alc>
IN SCoTLAND-The EaS,ern Blak oi scotland the
t'reaocS Barking Comrny, and branches ia Tie pruSi a
towns SIR " lillian Forbes Hnatey x Co.
Persons ~ the country wishing remit money tc tiisiI
Ten> part Of Sasaad, Ireland Scotland Wales
BY enclosing the amount tey remit & uh>cubcrs
with the naIis and address OF the parties ~
>ea-a dcltt FOR the amount will b ozw aided by the hrs;
IHcke after the rcei, thereof and ackuow lrgsnen, OF
The sane TS;arged ieS hrs; i,s;.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-23
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENTS
New YORK, March 81, ls49.

New YORK, March 81, ls4S
The steamship Columbia arrived at Boston yester.
day, and furnished London dates to the 3D., and those
oil Liverpool to the 4th inst. The only material item
of news rs the one that registers continued decline
in the price of cotton.
The intelligence from the Continent is not impor-
tant or interesting. You will find in the extra pa.
pers, presume, full summary Of the news fur.
nshed by this arrival
This is city OF excitement. The whole of YES
lerday afternoon, the People were involved in heated
and exciting discussions touching the charge Of
Judge Belts to the Grand Jury in reference TO the
"Somers 5" when all was suddenly annhilated by the
denouement Of blooy DRAMA enacted in the streets
little after suns t.
A man named Corlis, the keeper Of a bowling al
ley, in Broadway, was shot in Leonard street. a fev
yards from Broadway, by some person unknown. and
as yet undetected.
week or ten days since this Mr. Corlis, when on
his way to bis lodgings at late hour Of the night
was arrested by man named Colon, who presented
pistol to his breast and attempted TO shoot him
The percussion cap exploded, but did not ignite the
powder. Cotton was arrested and held to bail in the
sum OF $1,000 for his appearance at the sessions
Thus the matter, for the time being, rested
Yesterday after sunset, woman called on Corlis
at his bowling alley, and after conversng with him
some time, went out with him. The parties had NOT
long been gone before the report Of pistol was
heard, and Corlis was found sssassnated in the
street
The woman was closely yelled, and no certain clue
to her identity has yet been had Iii alleged that
Corlis was in criminal correspondence with Coltons
wife-n consequence Of the fact Cotton attempted
his assassination previous occasion-that Cotton
ard his wife parted-that since her exposure, and
separation from her husband Cors treated her with
GOODNESS and contumely and that in pursuit of re
venge, she murdered him.; thus verifying the cor.
rectness Of the assertion yoaire put into the mouth
Of his Zara--that
"Heaven hath no scourgc like love to hatred turnd
Nor hell fury like woman scorn'd"
Some are Of opinion that Cotton was apprised that
his wife was going to Corlis' place Of business and
that he followed her and shot her paramour the mo-
ment he came into the streets.
Mrs. Cotton IS woman Of singular beauty is said
TO be native Of Bristolor Warren Rhode Island ard
was originally named Hayes. There is much of the
wildness Of romance Of love and madness about her
story Cotton Is rePuted TO be professed games,er
The affair IS now undergoing the most rigid examins
ton II IS scarcely possible th, the assassin will 90
undetected,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-23
CHINA.

As our Government may soon have official
intercourse with the Celestial Empire, 1t may
be matter OF some interest 10 the public 10
have ITS attention turned to the history Of their
new foreign relations. We shall not pretend
10 be wise above what is written, "-nor shall
we undertake TO answer for all that is written
regarding this ancient empire. We shall com
menee with its
lSituaiion- Boundaries-an E.rtent, &c.
CHINA proper, is situated between 20 and AZ
degs. north latitude, and SO and 1870 dogs. east
longitude, is bounded on the north by Chinese
"artary. from which il is separated by high
wall 500 leagues in length on the east by the
Pacific ocean, which divides il from North Anne
rica: on the south, by the kingdom OF Tonq1n
and the China sea and on the west by the
kingdom of Thibet and the great desert Of Cobb.
Its length is l,450 miles, and its breadth 1850 /;
containing a surface of 1898, 200 square miles.
DIVISIONS
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-23
From the Easton Pa Sentinel
THE PENNSYLVANIA AND THE SPIRIT
OF THE TIMES

We publish in another column an article taken
from the Spirit Of the Times in answer to an attack
made upon our esteemed feow-citizen and towns
man James NJ. Porter, now Secretary at War by the
Pennsylvania. This sheet as we are told Is edited
and controlled by few Federal LAWYERS IN the ciiy
Of Philadelphia, aud that its circulation by its re-.
creancy and well known opposition TO the State adj
minlstratlon, is confined, with some few exceptions
10 It's owners and few Of their hangers on The
article alluded TO, is good one well written and
shows up IN fine style the unprincpled controllers of
that sheet, who could thus wan,ony attack an iudIy
dual who occupies position as far above his reyers
IN point Of real merit, as honesty Of purpose superb
orty aud versatility Of talent and greatness Of soul
could place one above another We speak adyiscdN
when.we say that no within the limits Of the
county where he Is personally known TO almost every
man, IS held IN higher estimation by the mass Of tie
people. II is be has his enemies yet those very
enemies, IN many instances, are men upon whom he
has aYished ayors, and should be the last 10 send
forth their vile attacks evidences Of public opinion
at home, We're we disposed, however, we could
open up the nut she'll that contains the cause Of ali
tbs opposition. As the circulation Of our PAPER
however is necessarily confined chiefly 20 tho G uu.
IT, leave the character Of Judge Porter TO tho,
whe know him, aud can appreciate his EXCELLENCE,
and the article in question TO the Spirit of the Times
which is well timed, and in which we most heartily
concur.