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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-30

STATE SENA-oR.-Col. James Kelly of Jetier-
SON. has been elected Senator from efsson and ST. Clair
ill the vacancy occasoned by the resignation of Hon
Walker X. Baylor. Mobile Adv.
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u THEGREAr CHANGE, \ TREATISE on Coz.
gives the character Of the work which
bears this title and is for sale by q. c. WEEKS,
I52 Nassau.st
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~ "a. AZ !" neei'ng, on Saturday the Ohio River
haC SIXTEEN teet Of wafer In The CL,i

IN QUIZ paragraph Yesterday on the lat. seizure of
We inadvertently stated The duty on
screen and ha-maAng the exposure Of III, f.,
tilisy about Protection being the cause of This
aud the Wing Congress imposing Protective Du,,
ance OF the importers circumstances, even NOR.
than we stated il.
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The Abolition Voe. tnth. State.

In consequence of the incompeteness of our
returns, slight error occurred in making up the
Abolition Vote. The figures now foot up IT, 25,
instead of 1882; St. Lawrence giving 453,
instead of 10; Yates 244, instead of 22l and
Washington 374, in place Of 299.
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or The Tribune.

Mg EDITOR: Aly breakfast table minus about fifteen
silver spoons this morning. which taken between and
o'clock the cook engaged preparing for break
fast BY means of Obtaining through the basement
door, which unlocked and robbng the fable Of all the
silver l=f without being detected The value of the pro-
perty stolen offered reward if returned with the
thief the description of which to be found at the Police
Office. +.
November 80, 1913.
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- The GYP.r QUEEr-the real fortune.telling Gypsy
is producing quite the American Museum and
in conjunction with Gen Tom Thumb and splendid per.
Corr, filling the place full.
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~ THE FoRIuNETELLING VI ADAM ApoLPH with the
np.tb entertainments, * dong business P.ses
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TIE ALBANY RoDBEKlEs.-It appears that Ten
Eyck ofihe Canal boat MI Morris who lately arrested
al Albany for having board his boat Of the property
stolen durlng the burgare that City has
States evidence, and stated chat the stolen property
broush, him by the wasonoad BY James Burhans Cit,
Constable OF the ith Ward, aud special Watcbman sad
named French, who also under Further de-
for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-30

Houston has denied peremp,oril! tbs charges brought
ag.ins, him OF Texas and explained satisfactorily
it i, said, his conduct in reference to the Navy
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e Rous.es Almond and Rose Shaving Cream The
superior qualities Of this FOR the st premium
sells Psumerv Cosmetics SC be had wholesale and rral
of g SAUNDERS * son sole agents. the Toiiet Fur
psIiag Store, I63 Broadway. l2i6t
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C An ARRAY occurred in Albany yesterday
between MessIs Henry T Mech aud Charles s Olmsead
in which the latter seriously injured. Mr. Mech
lIr. Omsteads Office when after alteration about
business matters scufae ensued and Mr.. 9.
thrown the bottom Of the He struck on his had
and was taken mp senselsss.
d We are sorry to hear that Mr. Winters
beautiful Chemical Paintings at the Of Broadway and
ChambeIs.street have suffered BY IRE One OF them the
picture Of the Milan Cathedral, is entirely destroyed We
are glad know, however that the beautiful were
saved b. the timely Of the flames Belshszza Feast
still BE- seen. and is well worth
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Protection and n.arkets.

The Gazette, in attempting to answer our re-
marks on the comparative Importance of the For
eign and Domestic trade of New York, Iumn.
ously observes
- person Of Ordinary Intelligence would b. ashamed Of
the assertion tina, the inhabitants OF New England car
any Of gslu and which the prolific West will
6nng forth"
The Gazette goes on to make parade of the
increase of the three chief Manufacturing as CON-
pared with the Grain. growing States, and sagely
asks
Now will The Tribune undertake to say ,h.t these
anlo5 people added the population Of New England
VIII much the l2l,l added TO thar Of The agri
cultural States will produce, merely because laid
upon the consumption OF imported goods
What ignorance. We never spoke of the
amount of Gram that New-England can eat
we alluded to the notorious fact that she does
sumo more of the products Of the Grain States
than all our Exports from those States. Massa-
chusetts alone buys of other States more Grain
than Great Britain-shc has done so for the
whole period when she became decidedly Man
uracturing State. And the trade between New
England and the Great West comes through our
Canals and generally enriches our City, which
that between Great Britain and our Grain Grow
ing region does but partially.
Let us put our points once more in the Free
Traders eye.
l. We insist, /. that the laborers, male or fc-
male, who make cur Cloths, Wares, sc. will cat
as much Grain-(lhey will, in fact moro, but as
much answers our purpose}--as they will If they
live in England. 3 That they will produce as
much Cloth, &c. here as they would there; and
g. that it will cost less TO take the Gram to them
and carry the Goods to those who raise the Graln
if they (the Manufacturers live among Us than
if they live four thousand miles away.
II. The idea Of combining Manufactures to
New. England is absurd. At this moment, ex,
tcnsve establishments and manufacturing vii
lagos are springing up at Akron in Northern
Ohio, at Hamilton in Southern Ohio, at Cuya-
hoga Falls, and throughout the entire West
| lie, the Tariff stand as it is and Ohio will soon
produce her own Cloths and sell to her neigh
bors. Other States will follow her in due season,
and Rock River become as studded with Manu-
factories as the Merrimac now is. Protection
does not benefit one section or one interest excll-
sively, but is emphatcally extending its blessings
over the whole country.
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~ Editors who viii ohse BY copying the above PTosa
tbs SINH be entitled to Of TNE AMERICAS LADoRER
nrce and valuable collection Of documents illustrating ana ae
anJr tic policy OF Protection Home Industry and to al ex
rho ol roDat
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NO. V. USEFUL BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,

Or the LalCs Of The ForMdttohC q NhhcHdE Heat'0'
Dov.orad by mssp, of the Chrsen La" Of Government;
hs,ng the suhssnce of delivered to the HsnHoom
Wealers' Commission.
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A STRANGE VIsITER.-There was . white cat
shot the farm Of William Fowler in Bedford Yves. chss
county, the 9th ul, which measured thee feet in
length and stood two feet high. 1t weighed u pounds
D A barn belonging to David James, nea,
NewburSh, consumed By IRE on Sunday morning last
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Nem- York. Nor. -, 1913.

IL Pomasers urc authorized hy aw to transmit Moneys fa
ulcriptos 10 newspapers under then flank free Of poase4
NJ Money RENTED through tn" mail will be at the risk OF the
Publishers Notes of al specie paying hanks in Sc.s the
1 mon will be received at pur. y. Il M-
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o. WEBBER& BAKER Manufacturers Of Ladies' Niisees'
and hilren Boos and Shoes, Of every variety, No 461
Broadway forth door above Grlndreet New-York Mea.
sures and orders from abroad, promptly attended TO-
u256t z. WEBER Late CT Caps.street
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The Ono STATE JouRSAL.-The Tri- Weekly
State journal published Columbus, Ohio has passed
the bands Of M-ssrs Charles Scott aud John Tsedn By
wnon II will hereafter be published. Mr. Teesdale the
't has for several years been identified with the Wing
" Of Ono and will doubtless conduct the Journal with
spirit and ability
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Men will seek for better orizr Of things any where bu,
Jm the sources to which and obsr point
Society wants mot the association OF and
enormous hen coops wants the wider diffusion aud moie
prvadng influence Of the principles and practice Of homes
~ virtue, and common seuse.'
So says the Herald Of yesterday in an article
tn Fouriorism. Every man may be allowed to
Judge Of the necessities of his own condition
We have no doubt that Honesty, Virtue and
Common Sense are very necdlul to the Editor of
the Herald; but there are a great many others
who need Bread and Opportunity to earn y shaH
not their wants also receive some regard Must
Charity not only begin at home but stay there
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Cour, FOR the Correction of Errors.

No. "a. t. r. Mercen VS.. The People ex rel.
j. A Barry Mr.. j. W. Gerard heard for plaintiff in
error
On motion Of Senator BocNEE,
Ordered That this Court will hear any arguments Of
causes at this afsE Thursday the It'll day OF December
to the end tia, the Heretofore argued may be
smined aud that the Cour, will proceed The decision Of
causes the 2e,h day OF December Albany Jonr
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WITH AN HrRoprcrIoH Treating Of The present state o
the Sc'encs Of Political Economy, and me .ffqptaon
fits Principles 10 the Condition q clp omn Country
and the upbuiding Of rs Prosperity.
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NJ There is controversy in the Boston pa
pers between Mr. Leavtt and Edmund Quincy respecting
the transfer of the EmancpaoE into Nh Leartts hands
15 William Brinney, coored man, was found
drowned in the dock Long wharf Tuesday last. Yer
dict that he accidentally fell in while intoxicated
u A girl five years old was burned to death
at Louisville by her clothes taking fire from stove near
which she was standing in the school-room