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70 Ihe attractions presented at Welch's Crcus
during the present week, were never before equaled
both as regards quality and the amount of novelty
To the new and grand pantomime of the "Deyour-
ing Ogre" is added superb romantic legend en-
titled ST. George and the Dragon" together with
many delightful performances in the arena The
stay of this magnificent establishment in this CITY
we regret to perceive, is drawing to close-it has
thus lar afforded series Of chaste and elegant enter
i"nms nj to our citizens, which have met universal
spToe ,u"n, and Their loss will b. felt by all classes
none sh 'nd therefore, omit the first opportunity OF
spending an evening within the wall OF "Old
Driy' under lis metent popular u,aeaeement.
Yong frtnblln taxes a benefit tomorrow night.
ana an unusual array OF novelties viii I've presented
on the occasion
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All the lite airy publications of tie day issued
the cheap cash y stem. for sale ~ the HERALD IL
TERARy DEroT Of CHEAP LITERATURE, North
IVES, OF Fulton and Nassau streets. Call see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-15

TIM Governor GENERAL OF Canada still cont;
nuss IN very precarious state. Very al, nor. i
entertained VI his recovery,
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0J- We again return our thanks to Pomeroy IL
Co. tor Albany papers in advance of the mail; and
alec TO Adams 81 Co. for eastern papers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-15

GREAT MUSICAL Work Mr.. A. p. Heinrich has
issued proposals for the publication in splendid
form OF his celebrated "Wild Wood Spirits Chant''
The composition is descriptive of and founded on
the following ideal and real subjects:-The Genius
of Freedom sumberins in the forest shades of Ame-
rioa-lncidents of the voyage across the Atlantic,
and the arrival OF the May Fower'-Tke efforts
OF power to clip the wing Of the young Eagle of Ii
pery-Ihe Joyous reign Of universal intelligence
ana universal freedom Mr.. Heinrich is a man of
great originality oil genius. and his present under
taking Is worthy Of all support
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ARRIVAL OF CHARLES F. MILLER AND WrE-
This arrival is momentariy expected in the packet
schooner Empire from Norfolk. This packet sailed
the 9Th instant, and it is time she was here, un
less her destination has been changed. Great excite
ment prevails among the friends OF both husband
and wife. IL is altogether most extraordinary,
curious, and romantic affair. Miller is a bold and
desperate man, and il attempts are made to arrest
him on his arrival here, we should not be surprised
if the affair should end in tragedy
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Bankrupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Charles c. Csrpsndsr, locksmith, New York.
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NAvAL.-Lst of officers attached to the United
States store ship Erie, sailed from Boston for the
Pacific Ocean,
Thomas j. Manning, Esq, Lieutenant, commanding 4;
George Hurst Richard W. Meade, Lieutenants; William
T. lie Roy, Acting Master; J. Rutlcdge j. p. Decatur
Passed Mishipmen T. H. Norris Purser; William Grier
assistant surgeons A Smith, George N. Ransom, W. o
Captains Clerk; Alfred Huighly Boatswain.
PAssEroERs-J w. Dorr United States Consul to VAL
paraiso Chevaer Ferdinand Pettrch sculptor and his
son, for Rio Janeiro.
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GIDDINGS-l call the ayes and nays
This was also voted down.
GIpDrNes-I move to lay il on the table, sir.
This was also voted down, and the Senate's
amendment concured in, and the bill passed.
GIDDINas-Is it in order, sir, to move to recon-
sider!
SpKAkKR-Dd you vote in the affirmative
GIDDrNas-I did, sir.
SPEAKER-Yes.
GIDDNas-I move to reconsider the vote In pass
ing this measure Congress is only assisting slave
breeders and those who steal and trade in slaves in
their nefarious traffic; and the money for these
slaves was obtained from Great Britain by fraud.
Here there great noise and excitement, and
scarce word could be heard
MEMBER, (near him )-SIt down, Giddngs for
Gods sake you'll DO no good by this violence.
ANOTHER MEMBER Gin an under tone)-The id
old abolition scoundrel! he's been kicked out once.
ane well kick him out again.
GIDpNGs (excited)--Sir, mean 10 speak out M,
sentiments, If God gives me strength. against these
slave breeders, and dealers in this corrupt
Here the excitement was tremendous and scarce
a word could be heard.
Mr.. CUSHING said Mr.. Giddings had but one ;dea
and did not understand this subject Ii was merely
to pay to certain OF our citizens money that Great
Britain had sent them.
which could not be heard in the confusion
ARNOLD move 10 lay the motion 10 reconsider
on the table. (Cries Of "Good, Arnold"-" No,
THREE OR FOUR MEMBERS Withdraw that, Ar
mold.
ARNoLD-No, sir; if do, there are twenty menu
ners want 10 sneak, and il will lead TO long de-
bate.
ADAMs-l am one of the twenty, sir; strongly de-
sire ~ sJeak
Great noise and excitement, and cries OF "previ
Gus question" This pnt
In the mean time General Dawson, OF louisiana,
one of the most usually smiabe, quiet and gentle
manly men in the House, had gone down to the CEN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
a Frnca. i'm Baltimore.


BALTiMoHE, Jan y, 1885
In the dear,h of other news from the Nlonu-
mental City, send YOU brief notice of flare.
Hp IN the old medical college, which came of or
Wednesday last. by a regular l.,icuti bctwcea
TWO dicH.hed Professors, in which sword-cans
was drawn and our-hcd, but luckily no blood
split; these knights of the lancet wisely preferrine
to bleed their patients than each other
i, seems TINT since the arncnrcd death of DR..
Potter, long existing ieud betwccn Professor n.
Il. Smith and Professor Il W. Hail has ripencd
into an oPcn rupture. The former OF these gen
,"men Is the surgeon, and the latter the obste,ri.
cian OF the school, and the wags among tho stu
drnts call The quarrel by the significant title OF
scaPcl rersus Forccps, in aIlusion 10 the in
sirumrn,s in which each is skilled Meeting AT
the College DIR. Hall inquired OF DR.. Sm,l. pub.
I'cy whether he had called him an oI granny.
&c. to which DR.. 5. replied in the Affirmative.
when DR.. h. aimed blow a, his head with
sword Cane, which instrument DR.. s. wrcsrrd from
nm and admonisked him tho deadly weapon be-
Ing drawn in the struggle, that his life was at his
mercy. but DR.. II closed on him notwithstanding
with his lists, and they parted by one Of the
Other Professors, and rush OF the Students
This IS rather sad exhibition among learned
frocssors, and 'nust wofuly illustrate the di,cip-
Inc among the students, as well as the proyerbia!
pusnacity Of the Doctors.
Ihis tn. only scrap Of news can pick up and
the end Is not vet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
APPOINTMENTS By THE GOVERNOR

by and 'ciih he dGIter ard consent u te Ssnatt.
Tvs,piY, January a
LEWIS CauNrY.-Francs Segcr, TO b- hrst Jadge Hor.
Johnson Farley Corey and caion Lewis be Judges
OF The Coury Courts john w. Martin David Bubb.
Anlasa Dodge and Isaac Par,ou, whose ocr
have expired.
Charles Dsynn to he Examiner and Master in Chanrrry;
Russell Parish and Xlba knoI whose o, oicc
havr expired.
Francis seger, to be Master in Chaocefy re-appon..
ment
Eta Collins, 10 bc supreme Court Commissioner vice
Russell Parish, whose term o ofice has expired.
Enoch TbTa,p'on, Jo<~pk Burnhani, David Grtis and
joseph o. Nott. 10 be Commissioners Loaning Money
AMI Henry Curtis whose terms ol occ have expired.
Albert c. Dayan Jane, H. Shcldna aud L. man X. Lyon,
10 be No,sries Public vice Ambrose W. Clark Charles
g. Couhey and Leonard Harding, whose OF Office
have EXPIRED
William Collins, To be Notary Public
MADISON CoUNrr.-Thomas Barlow, 20 he First Judge !;
Jarus Daua Hiram II. Grccn he Judges OF Couply
Courts; vice EDWARD Roger Hora,io G Warner and Jo
srph ClTk, whose terms OF Office have expired.
Epenetus Hotnies, to b. Judge; reappo'nmept.
Jeremiah Shppe. Hosea Clark. Perry q. Palmer and
Thomas Millrn, hr FOR oaning certain
monies; Benz German Ezekiel Carpenter. Ly
NJ Root and Daniel W Gilbert whose Of oicc have
expired
vice Elias w Smith, whose term OF office has expired
THURSDAY. January n
KINGS CouNrY-John Greenwood Fiat Judge vice
John A. Lott, TpsigRed
William A. Thotu~on William r.. Ellsworth, william
Harper, Sidney Herbert, Alfred g. S,eyers, Jamrs "
Corn~ ell John Barhaon Felix ONeii. 10 Sr Comms
of Deeds ior the OF Brookyn W ilam A.
Gre-a Fr-ierik x iiulbrrt. Theodore Eame., John u.
Brrscu Phip y X Stanton Alexander kisesm and John
Okrman, whose terms office have expired,
expiring.
Jer-m ah vorhee. TO be Commissioner Of Deeds for tks
city OF Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

the Comnaittee'. Resolution because be was in "a.
vor of doing semes1iag. Mr. Pops Of XIV. said
he should have voted hkewise had he been prc.ens.
Dir. EvgkE1r OF VI rsoved that the notioa to re-
consider do lie on the table, which prevailed-.o,
good night TO The Exchequer! Adjourned.
In the Senate, Dir. MEnRlck defended h. FOR
fa'ner Tue I. y. Derartmens's) unwise and ,yrsn.
a,esi bill to prevent the running of Expres,e. on
na'', Nou'e'. MIR. Llss advocated the Oregon
occupation bill Noaetio on either. Adjourned.
MAn' now may we hope ,ba. the House
wall take hold of ard pa,s Postage Reduction
DILL MIR. ArnoId's Rc,reuchmcat bill. Prn,in,
ae'fenchnen, bill (.sch the Wings proposed
when they were the rninori,y,) and few other
measures like these The Country esrne,,l, ,wa;,.
them
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
Nem-Eark Hsafslzturs.

EErdkoAf, Son- 80
In tbs SKATE, SIR. D,cxIssos introduced
resolution, which adopsed, calling Ga sae
Comptroller for report Of sbs debts cue s'
the State to individuals, sc. The Siii to eoso'e
residen, aens to hold real estate was 'hen aeoa''
ed, and ,ha, TO incorporate the New-for sioat'hs
Dry DacA Company wa. PASSED in Comntfee'-
The bill 10 expedite the construction OF ine .>'".
York and Erie Railroad was then deeasea' ANU
some mirror business transacted. when The >eaa'e
adjourned
IN AssxspLr, great number OF petitions "ere
presented. and Mr.. DALI Introduced oiAi re'a'
tive 70 tho Cosrt OF Common Pleas IN this cisy'
Mr.. FLAcLrR offered resolution, which was laid
ovcr appointing a sclec; committee TO inquire is'o
the circumstance, attending the sale OF the Ithaca
and osego Railroad by Comptroller Flass. Al
,e. debating The bill To incorporate the Cayuga and
Susquehsnna Railroad, the A'sc mhly adjourned
r.lp.r, J,-aarr y.
In SENATE, Mr.. STRONG reported in favos ot the
bill to amend the fec bill in Courts ct law. Mr.
WRIGHT reported in favor OF constructing new
County. 10 be called Schuyler from E.r;", Caua-
rnugus ard Chautauque. Mr.. ELY reported bill
10 repeal that provision Of the Revised Statutes
which authorizes the Governor :. make demands
the Governors OF o,hcr States tar tIsitv-s from
Jusice and another reducing the lee, OF the oth.
GERS OF the State Prisons, the Superintendent snd
other officers OF the Onon,iasn salt springs, and
the Zee. OF Shcrias for conveying convcts to the
State Prisons. He ul.o introduced rcsolu.ien
directing the Militia Committee TO inquire into the
,xpc,iicncy Of abolishins Brigade Courts Martial:
Adopted He moved also that the Canal Com
mis.ioners b. discharged from the duty OF rcPort-
ing on the first fourteen miles ot the Erie Enarse-
ment, required By Mr. plckenson $ resolution.
This called forth long debate, in which MIR.
p.cKESso>, Gen. Roor Mr.. HARr. and others,
participated when the resolution was adopted by
party votc-l2 to 9; and another, proposing
Committee OF Investigation into that contract, was
adopted unanimously
In ASSEMBLY,, Mr.. ERWIN reported bill for
the Improvement ot the Militia OF the State. Mr..
LEE offered resolution, which was adopted, call.
| lns 10, very detailed information from the New
York and Erie Railroad Company. The Governors
Message was then debated for some time, when
| the House al lourncd.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
Michigan RniIrand.

correspondence OF ihe Rochester Daily Advertiser.
DETROIT. Mich Jan. To- laEi
Our Governor Message, without doub, you hav.
seeR. To-day. the report of tic Board OF Inter.
nal Improvement was submitted 10 the Legislature
On the Central Railroad, finished from ;hi.
city TO Dexter hy miles, the receipts OF the year
were $1,000 --.----..----. ,2i9 40
lis net Proht- G55 80
On the lst Of last January the road was iini. I'd
TO jackson, 90 nile,.
Receipts last year. STA .302 a
Net profit ----- ......-.--.......72,07 ,076 %
which IS about per cent on its coat.
Thc road from Jackson 10 Marshall, distance
OF 80 miles, will be ready for the superstruc.urc
early IN the spring and the present year the net
profits are estimated by the Commissioners at
100000
he Southern Railroad has been ready f7r tn,
rails over year. bat our State has no, suFicien;
credit 10 raise iron. IL IS finished from Mon
roe 10 Adrian, Al miles, and this winter will BE-
ironcd 10 miles 10 Hud,en-l6 niles of tho road
FAUST lay idle fer want OF iron. Receipts OF the
road a.t year. si5 To- alI of which was expended
IN running the cars
The Clinton and Kalamazoo Canal is finished l6
miles, which COS, some 5000, 600, and from pros
poets will not BE completed for many years.
] be 500, ,o0s acres of lard, given to the STATE
Under the late Distribution Law, is recommended
10 De sold for The redemption OF the Treasury war
rants aow in circulation, which are already depre
cistsd 10 80 cents on the dollar.
Pr-sen, prospects do NOT indicate any action a,
to paying The interest public debt. G.
DWe learn sy asiip from the Office OF the Del
aware Journal that on the 9Th man named Staa
hope broke the shaft Of hi, wagon near Whining.
ton and aided in mending i, by negro. When
it wa repaired the negro raised gun he had with
him, and saying to Dir. s. Yeu may a. well die
DOW as al any time, ,ho, him but no, mortslly in
the face. He then struck him serersl ,irses with
tho ba,s of his Gun and fed. Mr. S. is likely 10 re-
ceyef.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
NJ TINS MORNINGS MAIL.
potnSs an Ceegrses.
wasHsssrcs. saisrdzy. jan u


corre.noadesee OF Tee Tstsaae
w.sssxsros. saisnazy. jan u
The SENATE was not 10 session to-aey'
In the Horss, Mr.. TILLiseHAsr pressassd re
solution, OF the Legislature q Rhode i'sand
favor Of tho reduesion Of tho rasss OF postage.
Mr.. GiLmxs sGercd resolution, wsieh ~a
aaersed. calling Oh tt,e President for aay ineins
ton in possession Of this Government as to 'hs n'
s,ca,ion Of treaty or OF ovefiprrs 20 sssi iof It's
cr.,;on OF Californis to England, by Mesie'.
Mr.. Cs.aiSa moved that tbs Hease 'esos'
,,.elf into Comni.tee Of the Whose on the :. n'''
To ,ske up ,he Exeheqser Bili' argaisced ~it'eS
q diyisioa.
Mr. {. J. IsexxsoLL gave notice OF the 'ntre
sue,,oa on Moedsy OF Bill supplementary TO tho
ac, of l7ss (essabaliissasg tie Treasury pePsr
'', Tn, hill for the relief Of the Petersburg RAJ
,o.a com.sn, TO extend ies ,inse tor laying de~'
Il. IRONY came ur ard under the operation OF 's'
,reyiou, question was r-ejeetea; 1sas ss, NsH
ia. "a seperal bin on the saeJect remains or
fer, he House, bat dehnitiye action upon
doubtful.
The r-so,utiar relative TO the reratss'ea OF tie,
J.cl .ou's fo. was advocated during the retnais
der OF the morning hour by Mr.. PArsE OF Ala,
in rsnly TO Mr.. Bolts and other gentlemen.
on motion Of MIR G.ppixo. and Mr. Mckrs
s.,. the order OF the day fer yesterday, VIZ ps
ya,e bills 10 which no ohlectsea is mshe, Was "a
tended TO to-day. and accordingly TIC ho"se were
occuried ti djouumen, with private bills, nun
bers Of which rsrc passed. akScs'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
LADY BULWER's NEW NOVEL.
BLANCA CAPPELLo;
An HIST 0RiCAL ROMANCE u.

AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE.
By LADY LTrroa scLSEn-
now 10 presa, azd viii be pabiahed in Triple Extra
Number Of .se New World, 90 WEDNESDAY MORN.
iND, keb /.
SINGLE COPIES Isa CENTS ONLY.
be great isagn OF 'hs istrsestisg Remssee-mAxiss
THREE svssEas os Tss Eaw woa,p, iss,sad Of ,uo =,
has sdserteedeusnpes us slightly 60 nerrsae "A.
~arr ~as hsss icsgned be pubissed VIZ N ,aa -,
pSs copy, or s,2 hunarvd TO Assat: sad le~suseu.
hsa haoei lhriiisg sGaa-e, ard " id be rrsd by ho,
'Anss-oeng "sit,en sh very zrxst ahsy ssd i. g,,
inS syis
.. WINCHESTER, PsAalser, 30 Ana rr,.,
- Agents via p.ea.e hsse The sb<x, ns,.-s,..s -,
pspsu psoisaed al thsk several sgessssS taa - 1'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
FIVE NEW WORKS
For a2 IA Cent? "a Nursher

Fer e2 Ia Geafs a SauHhers
The January Numbers of the following Notk by
The mos, popular authors, received by tse CasGoa
sern pabi,sed In beautiful EXTRA NEW wURLD.
and arc ss'r at The oaier, No 80 Aanst
l. MARTiN CHUZZLEwtT. Tsie OF Eag,i.h Lie
sad Manners, isy Charles Dickens.
II. TON BURKE or "0uRs." forming TIE .econd
,olunie o' " Oar ass'," by ,hs author Of ch.rs,.
VAaisey.
III l. $. D.. os ACCOUNTS OF IRISH ngiRs, by ths
author Of haady ANDY"
~. LOTT ERtNos Of ARTHUR 0LEARY, by Cha.
Lever aalhof OF Jack Hin,1av
WINDSOR CASTLES sp!rndd Historic al Romsoce.
BY !" H. atnA~ottn, author Ut The {" Mi,Srs Daegh.
ter
Tie sDo'r Work, are psbhhed tsgeAer In a Hes
"osa s.pPr-ea,, izs Bxieor Is psr hundred
sn sIi be consisaed each nonh the arrival OF The
st. amer Once, 10 An~-asse. ~ So&
II Blackuecd's EdinearRa aEaxaEine.-
fItce u yeaf-st cents .iagrThe January nuzb.t of
sas Oh and f1st erishIsted OF The foseiga Msxsrnes
ee'td by the Caledonia has been repab,pra IN
DOUBLE EXTRA NEW WORLD.
ss cents per eopy add ID sie si the ee, 20 Aaa
S'rsi, acc by all iie Ageats Shcai eorcuy
To subscribers by aaa, 81 year three copies es o.
ave espes 'or g. or tea copies ais To Agsn.s sa
an"hcd- lS' sttg ). WINCHESTER, rabllsner.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

p Por an article The atesis OF Labor as affected nv
Machinery &c Clay im Lou'sauaa, Americanus or Hri
Rrats &c. Sec FirN Page.
u No !! n series OF oc iaai L<.tey, from So,.k
E4rcse See Las, Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

Tr We greatly Indebted n Hon rr>srs &. MORGAN.
A L. FOSTER, p W. Tn1MryoS AMI J. MckEos, val
neble public documents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

TsE CA1lDosA-Thi steamer brought in her
mail for thi. city " geo letters and % bushels OF
newspapers, in despatching which the sfheien,
corps ct clerks in the Post Once worked III! past
midnight; The post bill 10, Ns~-York city te!iv-
cry slane was nearly So 900; that OF Philadelphia
$50 and New-Or.esns over $500. sos,. Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

" Persons wishing 10 send their friends in The country
she Pamphlet coo'asing The full OF Testimony
and Proceedings IN the case OF the soMERS TRAGEDY,
wnh Views OF the vessc. Portrait 81 the Co.n, ,ni-r &c
&C may procure them office ~rapper, rrsdy
mailing PTce l2i TSr,c copies for dollar.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

u On Friday e,eaing next, the Birthday
Of the Marioa To.ai Abstinence Society will be
celebrated in the Church corner of ysrick and
Lsigh, streets, which occasion Address will
be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Everett of Philedclpha.
The programme offers also a Coneer, of more than
u.o,l evr.ilsncs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
SAruspAY, Jan. e 1913

To The Editor of tht Cow,sr 4 Enquirer
sis,-n your paper of yesterday nornIng have taken
occasion TO attack me IL urusuhable
IN consequence OF an acl. which appeared the Herald
ruest,y Wednesday OF this wsekcbsreing that The
article was mine either ns writer or author. land givsg
Tor youi conclusions thHt
incu I.d IN 1t from aapHtis,hed rtpo, made by me
Chairman ci tb" Committre on Police &c. ts your
whole article IS based upon this assumption will state
that The report mace 10 r BosTL Of ASSISTANTS soR,e
.o or rer WEEKS since aad being adopted by that Board
-eeame, win all accompanying papers, pubic uinen
Accessible ts any VINO may desire ia, il Is on file
pre,uG'e where all such psPsrs kept the Office OF
OF the Clerks OF the Common Counc have never
nad copy o The report, nor have IL became
The property ot the Com Council. caused any por
oa OF 10 r furnished any person whatever so much
tor The report.
Watcher not am worthy OF the place hold am
entirely willing that every Wing" honestly desire, 10
see the City Government economically AMI hoas,y admin
stered, should jadsr. From motive, such q, YOU say
aciuated stack rpon the Contract Conuer
have done IN this connection what co'.reS could
leave without gro,s breach duty public
and sra,sn-d 10 kBo" ,sa my humble efors eco
the ris4t YsaTtsr have beer ih0ui their
ndir-et inaencc several po.n With r.spect 10
article in The H,rald winch yos charge upos me, know
nothing OF us p.rrEity her ho 10 nor ho
adtsof suppose - ~bat Is Purpor, be, editorial
Data ior the s,alencnu makes iu figures, and
acn moro could have been o0a.aed from public doeu-
ou hte by any person posed make the GantEa
tion II bad undertaken 10 fa-al,a matter 10 pabIc
print for an attack upon political lf'ad Ia This e'e
should probably ks, made soSger case OF t,
tu a. The a question asy sppear 10 be- tn eoHseo"
WITH believe every ruiber of the Common Cccacil did
suppose thai the aa Soa te Contracting Comsiitier,
Contained Courier OF last FRIDAY Saturday,
by proceedings tn. Board OF Asssts which
bad tendency lr dians,oa the expense the
pubic printing The d-pann.-als ami the
abuses have been praeuecd under arrangements IA,
The present Tue subject was common opie Of eonversa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

% Mr.. Lyman kendall formerly director of
the Bank of Cleveland, has been held to bail in
sum OF $4,000, to answer the charge of eW1be1zipg
$1,000 in the bills OF ,ha, bank while Director.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

the splepdid closing OF Dr HAWKS, may s,i b.
obtained a, our cc,k in ~rapper ready Tor mailing Price
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

U' The Savannah Enquirer says that the L. s
brig Oregon i. now a, Tampa Bay Tor the survey
OF The Wcs, Coast of Florida. from which place
the work commences.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

U The Pump factor, OF r. Kelly. of Seneca
Falls, was burned on the olst, with large guam.
,i,y Of Pumps and Pipes. Loss $1,000,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30
A..i.,an, Aid. A.wil, aud the Courier.

To the Editor of Ihs Tribune
SIR viii you do ;pe The favor TO inser, the coDmunica
you will dnd aceompanytn. this in paper! II In
reply and abusive personal attack made
upon by the Courier Enquirer. b-cHu.e the perform.
my duty happened TO ntcri,rc with It's interests
Tie feelings OF its conductors leave the public iGdge
u The lnsuterabl- mehnncss OF who icids pubic
pres, attack others who have the advantage
in his paper reply mach less cIerp
,ionablr IN lang usge than tbul he sends forth.
am very truly yours r. H. ATwiLL.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

PAurER,-Paupers ars coming into The City
from all directions. The arrangements for the
csrnmoda,ion OF the poor, in Connecticut and Ne.
Jersey, not deemed rs plentiful or eomiorlab!.
as in New York Cny. In those States tho poot
cost very little TO maintain. There they
pelled 10 work lAmcrIean
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

% The dwelling OF Mr. Dane! Kellogg, al,
Skanestcle.. was entered few nights since and
rvbbcd OF property TO the a,noun, OF $500 Mrs,
Kellogg wa. awakened and attempted to give the
alarm, hU; of the two men engaged presented
pistol to his bres.; and enforced silence. re-
ward OF 5000 is offered for their apprehension.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

D The barn of Mr. w. A Medealf, OF Bait.
more county. destroyed by FIRE night Or two
ago. Lo,a, crops included, sc. $i0.0J1.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-30

SUDDEN DEArm.-Mr. John Church. work.
man in the Troy Nail Factory, left bis work
Wedns ,day TO oetan a glass Of water, which he
drank and immediately died. The cause of hi,
death is unknown. Troy Wing.