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New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

U Spencer announces 10 gentlemen that his arrange
rens are now completed for supplying according pre-
vious intiHation, FINE Fua HAT al price tS3 2S)
which shall render emphatcally the eaeapes as well
lowes priced Gen,leuiens Fur Hat or sale IL this
city Il Is prepared the style which characiertzes
finest article and ike that article offered al pce at
which cannot be continued without unusually rapid
sale. The undersigned with all confidence aims il to he
for the gentleman and economist the most desirable Fur
Hat ye, offered. (o2otf) SPENCER, st5 Broadway.
II Christmas and New-Xear.-CoUTHoUY
NEyERS, 81 Broaawsy, have jus, received from Eu-
rope of the riches, OF goods suitable for
Christmas and Ne-Tears Presents offered for sale IN
this city, combining gance and utility. They respectfully
invite their friends 10 call and examine for themselves For
sale above, the celebrated SOLAR LAMP, for briiance
and economy surprising ali others in DIG 2wst
Passengers Arrived
In Ia. ship Mexican, from Madera-Capt Riddell and Ia
IN the brig Lady of tie Lake, from Trinidad-Leu ne
kenzie and lady.
In the GEM Warren. at Philadelphia, from Hayana-Mr
Joh! NJ Gum, OF Boston.
PasseE gers Smiled.
In the snip Souheraer. for Lverpoo-Mr Cbas Saith,
Mr. Robert Mn;urn sir Chas Min:uru Miss Cornea Min
turn Mrs HarTsorae, Mr VIM Coates and lady. Miss Cor
nelia Coates Mr. James Johnson, of Newly ork; Mr. Mc-
Donald and lady, Davis, OF Canada Dir Frens;ou and Ia
dy, Of Illinois.
In the brig Messenger. Boston, for PerDambucaMr
Gorha E. Basett and Mr. Frederick Bradford Bos
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
ARRIVED.

Packet ship Louis Philippe. Casof DO days from Hayre,
with mdze, 10 Eoltsn and Fox L Livingston
Saip Mexican, Demng, from Madeira Nov. "a, and 2
days from Tenerie in ballast, to Barclay Livingston
Ship Calnurioe, Berry days trsm Charleston with cot.
ten, to Geo Sutton.
barque Natctez Swan 81 days from New Orleans, with
mdze, Newbold Swan
Barque La Grange Porter days from Savannah, with
cotton, john Ogden.
British brig Lady othe Lake, Young 20 days from Trn.
idad, in ballast, TO Middleton & Co.
British brig Index Coaest, 81 days from ST ASa Bay,
ia. with pimento, 10 ORDER.
Brig Star, Farhd = days from ST Thomas, in ballast,
10 A iiabbard.
Erig no. Doane IA days from New. Oteans, with $50
hiIts sugar 63 bbS mpaSsts 10 Blown, Brothers Co.
Big Osceoia, Williams, days from Georgetown, DC,
with 1Dur. 10 Nesmith, Leeds Go.
Brig Parngsn Braytou, 20 days from Apaachicola, with
cotton
Brig Peter Deni Lewis, days from Dsrien, Ga. witt,
cotton, 10 X II Deull.
Sciuan brig villa dc Napo Mar,ne, g. days from Mes
siaa with im-za, to Palmsre.
British brig William iotatio, Bailey "a days from st
Jones', NF. with n!dzc, 10 } ! Lear.e:
Brig Tadoka, Powers - days from TobaSco, with og-
wood, 10 rio vi ind L Aspnwail.
ochr Planet, Terry, days from Petersburg, h mdze,
scIIr Cohonnctt, Bartlett days from Baracoa, with
mdzf, To master.
schr Charles Thorne, Smith, days from Darien, with
cotton, 10 Il IL Daniel.
Scar Barases squres, days frem Baltimore, with flour,
10 master.
Scbr Direct, Briggs, days from Baltimore, with flour,
20 j Il Briggs.
Schr S.eyeis, Briggs, days fr1m Baltimore, with
-four, bound [, Fail River.
Schr Benjamin Smith, Wilson, days from Virginia, with
oysters {; master.
schr Edith Clan.on days from Virginia wh oysters,
tn master.
Schr Peter Ritter days from Virginia. with oysters,
master.
BELow-l ship, barque and brga. Wind w.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
Fron, onr C,nrrecn,ndnnt

PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, z. M.-Arr brig WIN j Watson
Owens, days from Savannah; s!oop Herald Lake, days
iron, Newport, with mdze, TO BrowG 4 Goodwin
Cid, ship 81 Louis, Marks n Orleans, 5 Bishop 5. Co
brig Stranger Blevoo. BarbaGoss and market, William
Cummings; brig Heary Leeds, Humphreys Barbadoes,
Nelson.
The ice boat Cap, Bennett. proceeded dowo the
river yesterday morning 10 O'Clock with the following
vessels in tow -Barqus Delaware brgs Bessy Jane,
Wn II Rogers, Henry Leeds and Stranger
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

Ships Norma, Barton Havana; ATLANTA, Hart, Savan.
nah; Fdvus, toRes, Genoa.
BarqueS Charles, Brown, Mobile Mallory Brown, apa-
lachcoa; Hecla, Williams, 81 Kits.
Brig5 Detroit, Georgetown, sc Caroline, Charleston;
l. Baldwin, Bulslcy, Savannah, and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
SAT ATCHES lower than ever.--in con-

QA7 II NIIEIJ IUW CT LIIdfI tFtI---IIt SVE.
w sequence Of the reduction of duties By tse late
Levers Anchor EsesreE.eHts, Lepnc and other watches
OF md splendid patterns, ard Jcwey retail ata
considerable reduction rom former prices, being much
lower than they be bought any other place ia
the city. Gold Watches as icw so to s25 each
Hatrhas and Je1elry exchanged bought AL watcbes
warranted to keep good ule the money reurged---
Watches and Clocks repaired IN the best msnnsr and VIZ
ranled, az mucsi l0ss than The usual prices
G. C. ALLEN, In1postero of Watches asd jewellery,
oI7is u MhnIesste an.i re;aii 30 WaIl-s. up stEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
MONEY MARKET.

Sales ~ the Stock Exchange, Dec. 81.
coo N.Y.Sla,e g. 1861 81 50 syr Utica R..... 80
81 00 Ohio Skies, 6oopg 81 80 AuJ. Z; Roch K. .opg 90
1000 do....... b6O 67 100 Paterson R......- 46t
so Manhattan Bank 6Ii 25 Mohawk Soi
Is N. River Bank SO 25 Canton l63
SECOND BOARD.
81 o Ohio ss 1850 ong 66;l g 900 Ohio SKIES $50 so
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02


The ship Trenton Bennett, ef and from NewYork Tor
New Ofleans with dry goods &c. ashore Man of
War Key At night Gate cot reported. Five Abaco schrs
hal arrived 4, Nassau, MP he Eth inst with par. "
cargo, in damaged sale. There insurance in Wal
street vessel and cargo Tor S3O,t00.
Brig alexander Hopkins. from Bangor for Boston, which
wen, ashore IN Owls Head ia;bSr, 10h Hov got oil
without damage.
Inc following endorsed the way bin dated "Cohas
set, Dec SDih, oclocA A. d. Wreck The Lodges O
Aason Ncao!, with the crew lasicd in The riggins
pie are ge,.iag ont Tie r-boa 10 board her. rhe above
proves be scbr Maine of Dennis Baker from VIII
nIlng Ton, Nc with bread IS buies com, AID
zoo bushels beass Al the las, accounts from ter the
were laSeed 10 the rigging
The schr Eor III, o Wilmington C, from Baltimore
for Boston, with 1909 b,,sie.. OF corn parted her
Chatham, the 18th ult and Wen, ashore the Nanurk
ct Bar fied sank Cargo tuiiy insured The above
vessel is undoubtedly the schr Fort Hill, Baker, from VIII
mngton Del Tor Boston, via yannis, where She puI Ia On
the 20.h piL IN distress
The oarqae Enterprise Dawsoa aIaaeouagan Shoals,
den tor Is ourreco the cargo board 10 the saEie per-
or tiu The long boat Tor & IN safety al Cacoana-
NnihiGs 3urcr respecting the sup CuebSc MsT, DeC2O
The Dfi. Henrietta FIrren oil an 10: Philadelphia isr
81 In uas hoIe Chester Bar, (anolller account
says al N9rnians C'eeh beiew Marcus Hooh 2ah 7.h
in, ul. OF water With scir alongside taxing out cargo
The ahpplag s VI is c!iy that the brig ,h ios
OF topHia>ss r recently reported ri ocracock NJ was
not Tax Adene, Pusb, which IN this port al The line
TO MARINERS.
Tire following letter from Capt Wyckham Havens, OF
the wuale saip Tbos Oickason, Iarbor, pnHIe
in lie Bay OF Islands Oberve OF juy 3, printed 81 ho!o
Car OF ISLANDS, New Zealand. J uly 20;h. le42.
Sr-Havlug recently very narrowly escaped sh2"rsck
beg leave through your paper make The e1s
OF very dangerous reef nOt lad 10 any chars
e1iant, and probably before rnkno"n) L7avDg Whyt.-
tacL ore o tie Society Islands, zh June steering
wSW, All hias reused Sunday the 2nt, be.ern
the hours and A 81 by The officer OF The watch, who,
IN Arch ccnsi1, usng every exetuo to a'oIh Inc
cunser he aon. had discovered. reached hc deca III
tt u have fair view tue Reef passed 20 The
w,Gwar1 ct IL IL apo1 two cabes len.G, as near as
could Judge. Ii being dash midnight al the time
cnoi not determine ze brt Think II about tSo ships
le1gth ne aud S% the wind blowing gdic al The tie
y; ship running oil hnol. under re-ied iop7aiis
eaiicg directly i5E the Reef wteh hcst seem the
lunnIng hish and breaking tcriousiy She Reef which
very tte any, above rs spracs "a point v e ccu!i
not determine ou.d see nothing Gut The spray aad
foam as bToae up.a ~ Hal tie sh strCcx, size u't
have gon. u pieces immediately Afterwards.
Position the Reef BY two chrcnometers iai Soeih II
deg 81; Lon West l63 deg. 81 SO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
LyCONOMY IN DRESS.-F,xtensiye

NvCONOMY IN DRESS.-Extensiy
IA assortment Rich fashionable and elegant goods To-
winter wN. T. JENNINGS, No. 22s Broadway
American Hotel offers The inspection of the public an
extensive assortment of seasonabe goods comprising Bca-
and M.Ied Cloths, for Sursuu;s Sacks Frocas &c.
The Sack oyercoats, $50 much in vogueo afforded
fourteen dollars and mmed in FIRST Style will be tau,
worthy the attention of the ecOnomist.
Cassmeres in great variety OF styles for Pantaloons.
From those who have found any difficulty in getting suited
in this article, trial is solicited.
Rich Btoeade silk ana Satin Vcsting fen.e ,yles)
for balls, parties &c heriGos veye,s pin S,s Saiius
aud Cassi,nere all Of which will be made Up TO ordes n
der the Superntendence OF eeest cutters az San be
found In the country at prices To sat the times ready
money. III islf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
MEMORANDA
DISASTERS.

The letter bags for the Havre packet will close Ibis day.
al O'Clock, III Gipins, il the Exchange.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
CLEARED on SATURDAY.

Ships S. james Sebor, London. Grinnel, Minurn CO.;
Utica, Hewitt, Havre Boyd Iicken; Camorige, Bars
Tow, Liverpool, c Marshall; Portsmouth,, Glover, do,
II Hcwland / Son: Arno. DiSey. dc, Richardson 4 Co;
wm Enss. Coe, Trieste D Robertson; anson, Barkmap,
Charleston, SEQ Sutton Great Britain, Pral. Mobile.
Earques Mary Jaae. Fliner, Antwerp, NeSmh, Leeds
Co; Snwarrow, Sieeder, New Orleans John Ewe Co.
Brigs Orontcs, BeHrdict, Rio Janeiro and market,
figgGs ST Mary, (Br Baker, Bal haoes and market.
Yarmouth, Ms, Brane; Jehu Stevens, Hall Ber-
;nuca. a Tucker Tom PANE Anderson, New-Orieans,
EiSel Co; Exact, johnson, Savannah, Stufses L
CieaTnia3.
schrs Henry Chase, S;eeman, Savannah, John Ogden
United States, Moore, Bermuda. DaveDport Mas
sau Dearborn Richmond, Allen Pa1son Virginan Wal
pole Norfolk, Surges Z Chairman; Phebe Eliza. Doane,
Darien, Ca do do JCliee, %ogian, Petersburg. James
iiuner Bergen, Latourette Wilmington Ceruea, DAVIS,
Boston.
Brgs Niotcan, Lee, for 81 Thomas and market, and
Wampauoag, Coison for Georgetown Sc cleared on the
3Ch schr Exchange, Blakey, tor Turks Island, do
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

dSl d APPLE tON q co. 300 Broadway.
II All ,E,c splcrd;.l Gng,isa ANIMALS fer
ESa3.-ihs wi9e assortment OF ,hesf splendid G!it
3uuks Tor sale by the importers.
dsl 2;s d. APPLETON 4 CO. 2Oo Broadway
gT Father Oswald, 4. Gennine Ga,:,oi:c
story, Just Issued by The subScgb-rsTas interesting
agreeable, in si,-as,ivc yet argumenta
i've style ana comes forth as and crushing reu-
eonsiy tesignaed Roman calhoiic s'ory" hoped
a the readers OF the later nsidous and sophs-
icai work will in common Justice make themselves &C.
,'~N''',>>, GASSgRLY < SONS, ,lOa Nassaus:
II Cope5 elegantly bound in morocco, suilabs tyr i"-
ittay Presents. COL zt!s
alen; ct the teasi 0xior0 University Press edition Of the
Bbi-, various richly bouo in the bes yie OF Lon
da Isl ss sna b a[ s X GO oo broadway
n The Fair 0? The CSfiaTae.strret Church is be
continued Sa!aray and Monday afternoons and sver-
iugs open at r Nj each say a srss variety OF Toys
Refreshments, SookS suitable Tor New ears presents c,
sale Adm!'tance free G3i %
II Poetry of Temperance Discourse: By
auest, es on WEDNESDAY kysNlNG, Jan. 4ih, aia at
Nblo's Theatre, iuow Congregational Caurch)
DISCOURSE. PART |.
The Unwri.ien Poetry OF Temperance.
DISCOURSE, PART
The Written pos!rs OF r,Smperance:
which Will be illustrated by t5e following raci'aiions
Nsrsn Bcxzaris-Ifaieck. Thaiatop.s-Bryant- The
oc,Sl-Shra. Battle of Waerino-8yron. SohiccnyL
Shaksppare. There's Ei!sS-MooTt. A0Crie.h '",ue
Sb;nLwalsce Who is MY Hrother-Wellace. NO themes
Tor tie 3a.d-Wailser.
Two sina songs, by Air. Walece.
Fiuala-'rhr Siar Spar sied Banner, tiui cso!us.l
Mr. s;c1oual viii preside ntihe PIANO -,
70 eoulmenc. at half pas; cclo.k Tickets 2t cents,
and of tie CEN, A. L. Fianssen T. n UndeEi!ii! ofrn
g Rarsrs ;yu Edruonds r. n Woo tFu;i, j. SoO!ioy +
r Manchester Pres OF Coluy,bian society j II
IT Under ss.risaeuls.-c. 3. HATCH. 81 william
street opposite F4ti slree;l las OF hand Superior
rueat OF si.k Cotton wolen, ierino, beTn ana nueAs
Under Shirts and Drawers, which, as the season Is lar a
yssce3 The subscriber offers greatly redrced piias'
GO 2wiss
u Gentsen,su's scarfs and Cravats.-s. b.
HATCH, 81 wiam-s:rse,, Opposite fiAit) has jusi re-
ceived fresh supply OF Scarfs and Cravat CT the richest
yles and selected especially for The approaching oy-
days. Those wishing 10 purchase Rved;o cal! asd
eIafnins. de1 2Fis'
II dscNanaee Sl Stafford, S4 RenTer-ss.
they usual assortment, OF e six and
iars Gloves white black colo.ed, ChoSsons and
Sajou's r,nke, winter Under Garments, &c. &e-
TO tue above they have aded with especial reference 10
CHRISTMAS AND Naw-yEaR,
extensive assortment OF the RICHEST SATIN SGaRf
In this market, all ct which viii De sod ei small advance
IN cos, die iIsnlr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

EyOR SALE--Gold and Silver Watches,
Il Spectacies Pencil Gases and Thinies Silver Spoons,
Diamond. Rpby, Emerald, TGrquojs, Chased md Plsn
Sings; Cameo, Amethyst, Garnet, Topaz and Mcurning
6roaches; fine gol Fob and Gard Chairs gold racects.
mar Bracelets Hair baied order; gold Lofrts, gold
Keys wh real tcEe settings with variety Of other goods
syllable Tor 0LT DAY Prrsent1l ot tie !sest atiefDs
change. Watches and Je 9eIry RepaleG.
H. G. STONE, 4ni Broadway,
dl7 ,iap2is- corner Of Waikers,. n. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

a Principle made practicable is Principle made nselu'
EW-YORk CASH TAILORING
i y ESTABLISHMENT, aAS FGl,ca-ss,, Nsw.YerK.
The undersigned, in announcing their patrons their
terinGiion 10 adhere sciy p.scPie OF deai-
ing in their business wonld ahe occasion To say that ey
have become we'll satisfied of tie practicabity and useful
neSs OF such plan by tic Uniform which has At
tended its operation n their house frou the
The advantages derived by The customer oG the adop
ton OF this systematically realizing gain Of so per
upon credit prcesthey conceive perfectly obvious, ard
therefore need OF the merits Of their hoHse
and tue facilities viii WHICH they are invested of furnishing
cheap aad rich glrmcat they VII! si!2tefuiiy
9fed AZ they this simple fact Is well Known
her celebrity TOO well established, 20 require luTher
mark And calag the attention Of The gcotemeB OF The
United states and New Yok Isl particular their assOrt-
choice goods, they viii merely observe that
WAITING puncuay and dipaichin answering be ccmr aads
their rie.os hipcb part OF tier system cash
pay:sc.ts. ISSD istf J. C.. BDJ'rH q co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
A MEXICAN MUSEUM AGAINST
" THE MORLD.-Marble Buildng. Brpadwav ON.
Al 81 O'clock at Inc Auction Rre,r,

"a The WORLO.-Marble Building, Broadway, op,
poSiie ST. Pauts Church
Unprecedented and uneoual.d combination of Attractions
got up III an immense expense Tor Neg Years
On Monday, January I'd, lslS, Twelve Performances,
viii take place during the day and evening Frs; peror-
uirce nj 10 O'clock in The morning, and to be
every hour throughout the day.
In accordance With universal desire the manager has
gagged great expense Tor this and evening that
Of all cuioies aod smallest OF all human beings
General Tom Thunlb, Jun'or-lhe smallest dwarf in All
creat0u This perfect specimen oi the smaltrst
sea ever heard Of be day aud evening le sU-
scum, without charge. lie is II years CID but -
inches high, and weighs cDy fifteen pounds heing pre-
cseiy h!s weigh, when but l6 months old The General
oi 'e yinmerca proportions, and decidedly the most
perfect Dwarf in the world, the surpr i,ing living
curiosity that ever as.Sni>hed The pahlir -
Also engaged, The magnificent MOVING DlORANhS.
Animated Tabieaux.
Mr.. H. G Sherman tie popular ballad singer; La Petite
Celeste The admired danSeuse Miss Hood the charming
vocalist, and T. g. Booth the curaic singer eugBged
Also Sguor Vivadis decidedly unIivalcd ais chsprs Fig
ureS, apparently Animated AutDmsons, whose lie.likc
ioeEs Invariably elicit the most unbounoed apPaue. viii
appear in an entirely and beautiful scene got M
presslv for the Holidays, entitled TIE BOWER OF
BEAUTY.-lst. Ihe Graceful Poander. I'd. The Turk
sh Ball Tosser. sd. Harry Buff in Sailors fornppr.
ib The Italian scaramo1ch floadescrpl 9th. Comic
Extravaganza 9Th CoTiical Joey tSe Clown Among
the principal dorHmic scenes are Ike following:
Moonlight Representation OF toe Abbey OF san Francisco
Span the interest ot the pese is much Increased by the
ollng OF the Abbey bell the rich ct the orgau
Portuguese Landscape Lkbnai during the scene
boat takes placeon the foreground the shepherd
DIR wing herd of cattle envcnng his tnk by playing
or his pipe.
gradually arises. deep reyeberaons m thunder henro
accompanied by vivid sshe OF lightning, torrents OF in
md The angry bowling OF the winda vessel appears l
lnswcsed from the tor from which life boat
assistance. The saved, hut tie vessel Ia lest
Splendid Fairy Gro,.o which are fairies drawn
by swans, amidst the warbing of nnunefabe birds the
richest pluuiage sc. dc.
Also exhibiting Vests celebra,c, picture Of Christ Heal.
ing the Sick.
,hnis.io In all renfs--- JrYpb half
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS for New-
~ Years Day-NEw-Y0RK MUSEUM and Picture
Gallery Opposite the City Hall, Broadway mir. H. Ren-
actt, Manager. Admission One Shilling.
Mn NELLls, born without arms, VII perform VARIETY
Of wonderful es Others will shave any of a ai-
tieGce. Mr.. JENKINS, the Comic Denestor, Popular
Singer and Ba9io Player. Master FKaNK Cf&M6SU,
The unrvaled Ethiopian Dancer; and Master T. YOUNG
the surprising Wire Voaaeur, will apDear. Performances
Picture Gallery and bali miGu CurioSes ALL 10 bt.
seen for shilling. Repeated performances on Monday
Vlctor!a's splendiA Dres.es.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

u Gentseraan's scsrfs and CraVia;s ;s.--S. D.
HATCH, 81 Wiliam-s:rse,, Opposite fAtt) has just re-
ceved fresh supply Scaris and Cravats CT the richest
styles, and selected especially for The approaching Hoy
days. Those wishing purchase invited 20 cal! asd
ararnios dof 2vEi,s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

And others numerous 30 npnnC IN va.inCs bindings
dSl ID APPLETON i co. 300 Broadway.
II All t;ic Spicrd:si EHaiiss, Amr=nss fer
ES43.-fhs whoe assortule!. OF these splendid G!it
3uuBs, Tor sale by the importers.
dSl 2;is D. APPLETuNl & co. 2Oo Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
SA'f RD-

B BELow-l ship, barque and briga. Wind w.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

" Third Ward.-The Democratic Whig Youag
Men of the Third Ward requested The North
River Coffee Housr No 2ol Washington street, on Wednes
day Evening January 4, 1885, for the purpose OF elect
ing three Delegates 10 s e vacancies occasoned by the
expiration OF the Office OF S. T. Mrbba William
Wallace White, and g. a Mayereau, REPRESENTATIVES
the General Committee of Democratic Wing Young Men
8 = order OF he above Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

II Poetry of geE;pera$.ce.-A Discourse. BY
Vim Waiiaer al Kesiucsy. viii be re-de!i-trcd. bv r.
1uest on WHDNE SDAY EVENING, Jan. 4lh, 1913, at
SlbU,s Theatre, luow Congregational Church)
DISCOURSE. PART |.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02
Passengers Arrived
Pasxerse Smiled.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-02

y Foar:Ii Vnrd.-it meeting of the Whg
Electors OF the Fourth Wsrd held at the Shakespeare Hotel
on Friday Evening" December 80, Alfred Ashheld was
called the chair and f. ID. Hall and 1hos H. Burn, ap
pointed Secretaries The call Of the meeting having been
read K. d. Hall, s. S. Chaiterton, VIM. Hall, s. Sparks
and A. Fsrdon Junr appointed to report suitable
persons constitute Ward Committee for the ensuing
year.
The retiring committee reported The following
Ssn Sparks Philo Doae, Charles CtamherlaD, Jtraes
H. Graine, Alfred Ashkrs, Alexander Jackson, Henry
Jenkins JOAN siullgsn Fielding s. Grant, John Diety,
Johu ChapnaH, Archibald Hail. Junr., William A. Danes
Samuel Muckridge, samuel Tally Chss NJ Church. Tkos
X. Burns j. Il. Griffith James l.. Todd, Thomas NJ Lyon
Thomas n. Adrasce, James Berrien, Samuel Barsow
Joshua Thurson, Stephen S. Chaitcron, Jereh Bull, Dr.
Newcombe, A. H. DuncOmbe, Rufus Rowe, and James W.
Faulkner, who were unanimously approves.
resolution addressed 10 The Chairman of the meeting
purporting from tie Democratic Wing Young
Mems CoNmttee, read after explanation from the
Delegates to the Young Mems Committee present. laid
on the table.
ALFRED AsHFIELD, President.
T f r p B.as, B.sss }secre,arie. ,a1,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-11

Tuf WOMEN or iRgtANp:-~It Ia tn their
high honour that women were the first 10 use
their pens In tho service Of ~treland--we do
no, mean politically but morally. For Il num-
Der Of ycnre, a bufIoon, n knave, and mn irish
man, were synonymous terms IN the novel, or
on tho stage. Abroad, 10 be met with IN eve.
nv country, and IN the first society IN Europe,
wore the numberloss lriahmen. whose con-
duct and character indicated their country,
and who did credit 10 human nature; but In
England more particularly, such were consid.
cred 10 exceptions 10 the general rule, and
the Insulting lib and jeer we're etill directed
against tho "mcfc Irish" the oppressed peas.
ait nj home and abroad wae considered M
nothing beyond q .'born %tlrall;" and despite
Tho eioduence Of their Grattans and Sharidaps,
the high standing taken by their noblemep
nh 1rish gentleman IN everyday life was
found what he ought 10 be, bis superiority
was too frequently referred 10 with the addl-
ton of an insulting comment, "thohgh he IL
an Irisliman." When This prejudice was Mt
iiH heighth. two women, wiih opposite views
and opposite feelings on many subjects, but
actuated by the eafne ennobling patriotism
rose to the reacue Of their country-Mias
Owenson by the vivid romance, and Mas
Edgeworth by Tho stern reality Of portfaiture.
forcing Justice from an unwilling Jury | sprea.
ding abroad the knowledge Of tho Irish char.
acter, ane ponrtraying. az they never had been
portrayed before, the beatty, generosity, and
devotion Of Irish %nature--it was n glorious eff
fort. worthy Of them and Of the cause--both
planted the standard Of Irish excellence on
high ground, and defended it boldly and brave
~, with oil loyalty, in accordance with their
separate views.--Mrs. Halls ireland.