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New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
SECOND BOARD.
Commercial and Money Matters.

AT the Stock Exchange this morning Ohio Sizes of 1860
advanced per ccn OF the final sales noticed Saturday
illinois Bonds declined z; Harlem Railroad ! & Indiana
Bonds 7; Farmers Trus, Co. J, and Kentucky Sizes
large business transacted at the New Board Ohio
Sizes adv anced and Newly ora Five aud Half per
J. and Illinois Skies declined Il; Harlem Railroad u Far
mers' Trust Co. :; United States Syes Long Island
Railroad !, upon final qutatons of Saturday.
We have received from friend in the Comptroers Office
Albany summary Of the condition of the Banks Of this
State the ls Monday OF August nst.a favor which We
should have valued highly had he or some one
ese) fo,1carded the same the Herald day earlier
than to as AS is, take from the Herald the compa
a,ive condition of the Banks the lst of January lS3
and 40, respectively, viz:
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o." A son of Mr.. kozart, about s years Of age,
was killed on the 18th inst in the town Elllcoit.
Chaptauque county, by the falling of tree. The
tree in falling struck another one which SO
changed its direction as to crush the unfortunate
ponh
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MARRIED

On Sunday afternoon, at 81, Johns Chapel By Rev W.
Berrian r b Buckley TO Julia, daughter Nathaniel Law
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Total Liabilities s93 ~ 55 S95 51s 95 Sli3,
The difference between e toil amount of resources and
liabilities chiefly the statement Of the Bank of uuca
which being made technical conformity TO the law shows
az excess cf 81 629 of liabilities the resources The
residue owing the omission Of crmts, and ssht nn-
discovered error arisine iron cf uniformity IN the
statements Of the banks and the haste with which the abb
stract was, necessarily prepared.
The Albany Argus OF yesterday says six Free Banks had
not On saturday reported the Comprolier IN comPll-
ance witt, III, provisions Of the law VIZ Bank OF Attica
Bank of Silver Creek Delaware ulsoa Canal Company.
Hamilton Bank, Mohawk Valley Bank, aud ~ y State
Stock Security Bank They subject each to fine Of
slOu The Safety Fund Banks have all made returns.
Letters received philadelphia by the liberna state that
The Illinois commissioners have Yet succeeded III the
object of their raising of sum OF money sui
c-n, to complete the canal They however very sam
,;ne Of lheir ultimate the matter Ihe ~ier
of the letters think that II VIII be WORK oi ne'
and that il nav be necessary send ont person from Eng
land to examine personally whether the sum proposed
10 be loaned will be sufficient for the completion ol Inc
canal.
In pursuance Of resolution passed at ourned meet
nr o the stockholders Of The Chesapeake and Ono Canal
on Thursday last 3, Frederick, Nd Col James NJ Coale
was elected President Of the Company
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NTH0LEsALE AND RETAIL STATION

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATION
w ERT WAREHOUSE.-L. FRANCIS informs the
Mercantile rubc and particularly strangers, that they can
M and well selected assortnen, Of STATIONERY at un-
commonly low prices Persons visiting the city 10 purch,e
in the subscriber before purchasing elsewhere they will
ui pric be lower than other establishment IN the
city Blank Books and Blank Work of every description,
nlins BiuliaE executed short notice Steel pens
uills, Ink, Sealing Wax Waters Letter and Cap Papers To-
se.er with large and choice assortment OF among
which some splendid specimens Of EnsiiSh Gut Iass
Irsn and Pocket inksards &c also, the P1teDi Elastic
Inks;ani. wholesale md retail. L. FRANCIS:
aus Inns "a Maiden Lane and Liberty st
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oyor1sets-Careftly Corrected for TIE Tribune.

AoNpAY, August a.
AsHEs-We hear of sales of 400 bbls Pots at By and
rs bbls Pearls 3 30.
FLOUR--Our market has improved about H.! cents per
bbl since the news of the Hbema from Liverpool
ON Saturday The freight in about 10000 bbls has been
engaged for liverpool Is Cd IS. AID good portion oil
,ha, purchased S. 81 S5. Mostly at the latter
rate os 600 bb good brads Ohio brought 81 "a
s. 500 bbs Georgetown for export To West ladies' has
been sold q. l22 time with interest Rye Four IS m
fair demand 25 for Jesey Brand ywne Com Meal %
GRAlN-A Cargo of new \. Carolina Wheat is on the
ma ket unsod We do hear OF sales oi North NV
er Rye-6Sc 69c is fair quotation Holders oil CoFh are
firm and prices rather tend upwards for coed aclesaes
OF 2OOo bush New Orleans from store al 55c "eiset sVoo
bush Northern 5Sc measures 1000 bush Southern 553c mea'
HAY-30O bdls brought i2c.
HEMP-65 bales Americas, has changed hands a; sS5
PROylslONS-The market Is firm aud improving. 500
bbs Mess Pork sold II 81 1000 bbs Prime Sl0 and 300
bb do at trtr 10; 200 bbs Mess Beef s. % No.
ching done in Smoked or Picked Meat
WHALEBONE-!o,O 600 lbs have been disposed OF at
WHALE OiI-aOOO bbls sold, delivered al Eastern
port supposed At 3'c'
Rrcr,rrs oy PRopucr by the North River Boats Au.
gust le-Flour i6l ibis Ashes lilo bbs Liquor 43 bbls
Wool l35 bales Seed tcs Oil Meal 25 oCo lbs Ship Stuff
1000 bushels Broom 90 doz Hops bales Butter W hFklns
Hemp 49 bales, Tobacco hhds
C,xc,SS,r1 Aug lG.-Flour Sales at s3 90, inspected
AZ the canal no sales at mills Sales from wagon at s3 .!
IS Whisky None received by canal Yesterday the
price has fallen of shade all receipts by railroad aud wa
gon sold ,c Provisions As The season alp'oachs io
fiat boats TO leave on coss,ng trips the Provision
hib a,he. activity, and considerable inquiry 1Nls,s
for Lar1ted meats We sale OF 1000 hams
uncanyas,ej al canal Be- and large lot OF shoulders a.
Ic the hocshea,is being paid for extra in both cases
The River continues TO swell slowly 1t has lisen rather
more tan two feet in all, chiefly the 'a~ha I'az
BUrr,Lo August S,h,-A cargo of a,oJo bushels Cie'e-
land aen previous contract at % cents "c
rather above the buying to-day 3o orses 10 Two
al So cents The SEQ bushels of ryenot barley as
stated III. other daywas taken IS cets IS cents was
offered for conn., but refused Sales OF flour are making a'
81 l2l salt 81 25.
No wheat yet .tloa,,here has been received how
rver Of 800 bb!s. Cas,sa flour made from new
grain, which is splendid article.
August 9:hW ind stfoag from the Easno arrivals ana
consequently sales Some 5000 bushels cf Corn IS
shppins Tor Albany condony and equivalrnt 10 sales
here at IS Cents.
Accounts Of flour and wheat arrived at tide water during
ID week in August. Total 10 18th Aug
Flour. bbs Wheat bush. Flour. bbls. Wheat, bush.
1881. so32 l52.2 7se,O76 23S,5sa
AucusTA, Aug. l6.Cotton The receipts since the Isl
have been scarcely 100 bales the stock bat a5on'
1900 planters account Baggng and bargng rope The
reta price Of Gunny Bagging 22c. Heavy hemp and
American Bagging ls 90. Kentucky lsa 20. Manila
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
Street Commissioners Office August 2i 1913 au24

TN CHANCERY-Be Wee Chancellor of the
l. First Crcuit-Peter F. Ever John Phillips and Ca,a
ne his wii-, John B. Hagge and Lenne Gre.n-Bji. for
foreclosure Of mortgage s. H. Ciapp Of the city Of Ne"
York, compainaGts solicitor.
John e. Hag2ett of the defendants this cause whose
place Of ealdence the Of Massachusetts, required
to appear in this by eighth day Of November neT or
the bill fl.d therein will be taken confessed by HIM
arD i.,sp.
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r. SylvaEia AssOciation.-Ofi No. p
Pin. 81 ihrd story Opsn from 10 10 a NJ and from 10
P ~ Information cheerfully given. The Constitution
viva - ~ u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

GTRAW GOODS-Napier, Fisher Il Co, la
~ Pearlstreet for sale large Of Florence
and Fancy Bonnets Straws D-rons, Willow, Cypress
and PslM-leaf Goods Artificial! Flowers &c xc ault WIS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

~ Boarding School-IrvinS institute,
Tlrrytowu N.Y.-Circulars at IS Bowery, y:
/ % imis WM ? LYON. 4. NJ Principal!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

II ,rmsntal Concerts at the Pavilion Of the Elysan
Fields every afternoon A superb Brass Band will be in al
tendance on the lawn front of the Pavilion and peIf9rm
Va cr, of n. and popular airs marches &c &c
This additional novelty the far famed beauty of It's seen
er cannot fail the pleasure derived from Visit 70
this very fayOnte resort.
IRE fsrry boats ply 10 Hooken from Barclay, Canal and
f,.'.;.,o, b.,, s,ras,s Eara only s.. cents au7
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

~ Particular Noiice.-Those persons having
Ing u housekeeping viii find ready sale for any portion OF
all of their goods b. sending their address or calling upon
,,a sl,sC rbef. Goods amount purchased
f. COTTON. ll3 Fulton-stIeet, ana
.,-7n;. ;.,f - Ann-strSet
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

TRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
French gentleman who has taught for several years IN
the best schools in NewYork wishes 10 devote one or TWO
hours day in school public Institution, either IN this
tv or B0oslyn Unexceptonabe references 10 canacitv
and responsibility may be given. Address B.
Tr;brna otTce aul7 6tis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

NJ Walter Forward and "A. w. Marks,
.;to-,.rs or Iaw pirt.hnryh Pa ma 6DisS
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NEW.YORE CATTLE MARKET.

NEW.YORk CATTLE MARkET-ItuC IT.
At market 900 Beef Cattle fresh $50 from South aud
West; 40 Cows and Calves, ard 1900 Sheep.
PRIcrs.-BcEF C,TTLE.-Salns uniformly al So so !
to s 80 for retailing qualities, with few az j 75.
Cows CALvEs.-All taken at SO TO 20 IS, which
is decline on the poorer qualities
SHEEP AND LAmRs.-a at Market taken at 81 - 10
50 IS for Sheep and 81 , l23 for Lambs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

COWEN'S REPORTS.--For sale cheap, a
" secondhand set of Coweps ~ Y. Reports. Address
ID A This otfs au-l ~
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CKETCHES OF YALE COLLEGE, with nu-
- Anecdotes with more than thirty
Engraviugs By Member OF that Institution vol l8mo.
BARSEs on APOSTOLIC CHUnCH. vol. lSmo. Il. 49,
THE HuGUESors IN FRANCE AND AMERICA by lne a"'
For sae bv MARK II. NEWMAN,
auoI o,;.s 1919 Broadway.
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ance of h. members of Commercial Lodge No o. Is e'e:
fully requested on Tuesday evening next 22d INST al
Room No III Broadway, business oi importance R OF
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no PAVERS.-Sealed Proposals will be re-
ceiyed the Street Commissioners Office until the 81
day Of September ms, regulate and repaye Thompsons
street. between the Sd aud h Avenues aud to flag four
feet VIDE through the nohery sidewalk Also 10 pave the
apply the Street Commissioners Once where specifca-
tons OF each psrticua, work may be obtained.
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioned.
Street Commissioners Office August 2i, lGl3. au2l
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22
on WEDNESDAY MORNING.

PART VI, OF
SIR JOHN FROISSART'S= CHR ONICLES,
Illustrated With beautiful Ensravins. The work to
completed numbers 25 EACH 50 50 enrr
OFFICE 30 ANN-STREET.
au22 J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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NOW READY,
IEE NEW WORLD SUPPI EME

Containing all the new Serial Romances Of James Dickens,
Lever, Ainsworth and Lover Price y: cents-Nail sub
scritsrs 81 year.
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~ Gouraud.s Poudre Subtitle. will complete
sles upaer rs the hair conc-alnz broad aud elevated
iesa the stubborn beard OF any kind Of supefiu
Be sure 10 get genuine the orgina! Office 81
WsiseT-str-et one door from Broadway.
81 ugr bottl--Dir-ciious French aad English.
Acan,s--Guthrie, Maiden lane, ALBANY; Myers, New.
Hzr Brown. 76 Chesnu,-street. Philadelphia Jordan,
!E-Srett Boston; Gray Po1shksspse Green Worcester
be y1yl tested before buying proof positive this and
mistsE- anI5 mis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

DRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Under the
of Rev. C. D. JACKSON, A. NJ 255 Green sreer.
near Wav,rley pacc-rha Fall term will commence on
Monday September THE design OF this School is
very small number the OF thorough and accom-,
pished education preparatory College business, under
the personal OF the Principal Circulars contain
nc terms references, SC. can be had at the house.
aulg
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

!1TANTED-FamiIles supplied gratis at Broad's
w Office 22; Grand ~ with the best cooks housetnats
chambermaids nurses and other servants the city a225-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

NEW WORK BY MISS BREMER, Authoress
IN of The Neghbors ""The Home, Presidents Daueh
ter" entitled NINA. =, =.
SAXTON & MILES, 2O5 Broadway. vii! publish this
week the above work volumes Is cem Volume
BOOKSELLERS and NEWS AGENTS Will please
send their orders once the Depot Of Cheap Pu6ica
tons, addressed TO SAATON Nils,
2Bj Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

| JTTANrED-By young healthy woman, a stu
| w ation nurse Apply al No. 81 LIherty-st IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

w as chamb..maid aundress understands cooking
in private family City references given Inquire AT o. 6s
Lumber street. o stars back room. auzz u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

BOARD WANTEp-Within five minutes walk
ID Of The Cir, Hall b. single gentleman A separate room
re,u,d Address s. his Office, stating terms sni To-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

THREE DOLLARS REWARD.--Lost, be-
tween Princestreet and ST Pani's Church, or i'll ,h.
top calendar on the sides the top and the point split
The finder ll receive the above reward oy LEAVING l
| q
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e Cheapest Carpet Establishmnesnntc men IN IN
DOBBs now offer t-ir whole stock Of splendid new pat
tins s superior English Three Ply 9pabs sT-rne ana hs
Gbs c &C. all Of which having been purchased at 9w
ncss for viii be sold 25 per cent lower than any Other
ssta ablishmeui in this city.
''i SuIerior ThTce-Ply Carr-ting e per Yard
Double Super6ne Ingram CaIpeting 49,. Gs -
Fine Ingram arpeting is
Common nsT,ln GarnsFng nsFn. - 3 r. Si0 ga 3D. ,,-
Floor Oh Cloths any widh. "a. yard.
ANDERSON & D9BBS, No. 90 Bowery,
,u1s owls. The first Store above Eesterst
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK, AUG. %, ls43

PORT OF NEW-YORK, AUG. %, 1913.
MINIATURE ALMASAC-TIIs DAY.
The Sun The Moon. Full Sea.
Rises.5 Is Sets. 3 AZ Rises nom As Evening. o Il
--latest Dates.
London. August Havre. August 8
Liverpool. .... August New-O Orleans August II
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B OOK S
Published This Morning.

At the Qfacr Of Book, FOR THE FEorLE.' 80 Annst
BLACkWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZL
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GA Card.-The subscriber avais himself OF the prs.
ent opportunity of the ladies and gentlemen - 's
his new Ladies Bathing Establishment, just fitted ni' 10
which there is private Chryste-strer
and also a, lOl Bowery This Day. if the weather shcn ~
favorable: il not, the first fair day. Price ia cents Of Ten
tickets for 81. rs BENZ. uoNii sp =
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~ Orlando Fish will introduce on I T. -So+'
ttis the 22d Day Anguish the Fall Style Tor .entleaei
Hats 10 the of which lie desires the especial attention
of the public and requests at them cail and examine
ORLANDO FISH 137 Broadvay.
a,o9 o, -. 2d door above City Hotel.
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Cleared,

Ships Lucilla Pescumb, Richmond, Schmidt & Bachen
Saracen, Case, Coston, Wheelwright.
Br bail, Eliza, Warwick Quebec, Jaques.
Morea Edgar Mobile, Z Hurlbut & Co; Mary. Morris
Ceorgetoyyn C: Sullivan, Waite, Charleston, Buikley
Schrs Richmond, Chester, Richmond Allen Paxsou
Empire, Powell, Norfolk, Smrges & Chairman; Callao
Swasev Jacksonville, L F, E NJ Atwater; Spy, Emmon
Richmond \ Cooley S. Co.
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Disasters,

! PERFECTLY =.
Quebec Aug l5-Cspt. H Of the bark Victory, on the
2sth ult when between Fox River and Cape Char, took
from on board schooner bound Gaspe the captain and
the OF bark Glsnbunie of Bdefofd, from
Bridgewa,er bound TO Quebec which was run down and
sunk by bark Lochbo off Point Des Aons the Goth nit
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

49,, WATCHES WATCHE2Smdtne; .,.ta. !, ,srstst Ian ,
5ss1 h: @taf, as sy
s e O. Gold and Silver Wieh q The
lewest 'ye d selling them retail much less pri
ae s an The city I sv Gold wshss a. low
Is 50 +" ri m watches warranted keep good time th,
1onsht Watches, Clocks. and Jewery repaired
rann@r aad warranted lower than any other place.
ne 0e q; C. ALIEN, Importer of Wa,ches and Jeweiry,
mv7 sf Wholesale and retail. 30 Wall-st. up stairs
ear9I FOR HUDSON. The steamboat UTI-
d-s-@.-ICA Capt J. Bame will leave the foot Of Ce-
t|ssEyldar-s every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
o'clock landing at all the intermediate places Ths OucA
furnssd superior stae-roos and Is oerwre unsur'
passed for accommodation. o..c
For passage or freight, apply on board
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

10" Csury: The kIVil and thc itcI'V.J
An eyposon Of the vices defects and evil endence oi our
p,.se, Monetary System with plan for It's eecua ne
form: being thorough eluclation Of the nature oi NoAey
of Interest and the evils of UsuIy ab'hed IN are anu
we'll printed sheet by BURGESS sTRlN"tlI ~ poae.
In order 10 induce all opposed Usury and in iav OF
Monetary Reform 10 unite extending the ccu alton OF ts
essay its price is put at bare printing of the sheets
'.' .' 'e's ''''' ~ au2t;
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

IL 1iusic.-All the and fashionable Muse Of h wv,
ted establishment the franklin House Broad3sy
ky yEal Of the ne es; compositions OF his publication y
neiic scon and some remarks by amateur 9on the
t in tone of two his piano !oes, which SHAH aea
as soon s we can make room for them IN our columns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

- wire Window Shades-Aianufactu7s red u 20 or Or
;,s share or fsu. aud handsomei; fitted III M M
gem rs,o. 10 paror basement Office and other
hall docrs' screens 'o' i' TI CO. s FsctofgstIeet
These beautiful Shades unlike al ohsf' nso aani5 tb al
and light INTO ,he And perfect Vie" INTO !, n the
the SANE TIM. they obsruct the view from tI go orus
loom and keep HES and othsg insects out aHd are - is
mental.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19

voVing the purchase OF ,eroryt Mud furthermore, many
eoorod reopc, whose applications TO the colony, have
long been before tho Society, uust be provided With p>s
sage. But whore the funds or all this The Ttessu-
" Of the Society empty. On the friends Of the
rely Aud that active friends will feel called
upon make efforts for the collection Of large
possible and IN, Treasurer OF the Society Wash
ngton City; more convenient, to w. III. Macisand.
Esq., = :, Baxter. ESQ., Fleming James, ESQ., James {.
Crane Esq, ot this City
Clcrgymcn OF every denomination throughout the State.
respectfully requested take upeolectons in their
grcgatuns aid the Society in this pressing
To the citizens ct Richmond. beg leave sctuy.
that shall call them for their donations during this and
the following week, and hope that all will chccruly give
according their ability "or the Lord lovcth the cheer
ful giycr." FRANKLIN KNIGHT,
Agent Of tAe iRer. COL Secretly for Ia.
Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1913.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19

Is 1t tina, the Clay Clubs IN the City OF Richmond
already beating up for recruits and registering their
names # they bound like many enlisted SOL
ders when they take the bounty, the regular army =
We ask for information This species OF premature
lStment, strikes the spendencc OF the citizen who
ought To be permitted TILL the very last moment, exercise
his unbiased Judgment, and 10 act for himself.
The above is from the Richmond Enquirer, and
in the same paper find in the proceedings of a
meeting TO form Democratic Association. COM
mittce appointed consisting of seven, whose duty
is TO procure members and solicit subscriptions.
Now. wish to answer the query of the venerable
Editor, in true Yankee style. 10y propounding ano-
Their. "Is it true that the Democratic Association
of the City of Richmond already beating up
for recruits, and registering their names, if they
were bound like many enlisted soldiers, when
they take the bounty in the regular army / ask
for information. This species of premature en-
llstment strikes nj the independence of Democrats
particularly, who ought to be permitted, till the
~ last moment, To exercise their own unbiased
judgments, and TO act for themselves" Will the
Editor also inform me how many hare enlisted for
life p "THAT SAME OLD Coon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19

The Petersburg Republican complains of the
incorrectness of our report of the Democratic
meeting in this City. We were not present, hav.
ing been detained at home by i'll health in part, and
part by a sort OF feeling which seemed TO warn
us, that it was no place for us. We accordingly
trusted 10 other ears than our own, and stated
In order, however, TO make up the deficiency, we
published the remarks of the Republican itself, of
the Enquirer, and of the Compiler. Surely, this
was evincing disposition do Justice on our part.
The Republican (and the Pubhc) seemed TO have
mistaken our meaning when we said, that Mr.
Greenhow complained of the injustice done 10
his party &c. We alluded, though VIC confess
our expression was a little engmatical. not To any
thing that had taken place since the opening of
that meeting; but to the general, unfair conduct
of the Van Buren, party in refusing to 60 into
convention in the proper manner. We were think
ing of the Syracuse Convention. Let the Editor
think little; did not he say something OF the
sort
We do not wish TO do injustice 10 the Demo-
cratic meeting, nor 10 any other body of men. If
we have said any thing which was not strictly
correct. why. all we can do, we are willing TO do;
and that Is. TO make the correction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19

since 1915. 4. That Sir Robert Peel, the wisest,
most pacific, most crcumspcct and moderate states.
man who has stood ut the helm of British affairs,
since Sir Robert Walpoc, hundred years ago, in
the first place never medtated the gross Outrage
imagined by MIR. Wise, as he has manifested the
greatest anxiety 10 preserve friendly relations with
the L. s., and in the second place, ifhe had would
never have had the folly TO proclaim it in adj.
vance, and thus to defeat it, To suppose differ.
emily, would he to suppose that England was gov.
erned by rs consummatc govern us. b.
That the whole matter will turn out another Sand.
witch Islands humbug.
shall have a few additional words to say. lie,
the country not suffer itself to be excited or dc.
luded by the frantic efforts of our present admins.
tration to gain popularity or diminish odium. Let
it wait quietly for that perfect knowledge which
will assuredy dissipate this, rs it has many other
unioundcd rumours. England desires no with
this country, and far from provoking it, will avoid
it by all honorable methods. FON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19

By TIC SsrdeHse Conrcntfon.
1--WE a;o opposed to a pro
tccuvc system OF duucs."
"Whils, We approve. and
will support, a farif founded
on revenue principles, and
wisely discriminating. for the
encouragement OF labor. IN
agriculture, commerce, and
manufac tups."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-19

ss.n The Canal steamer GOV. MCDOWELL" being
e,tzp-eE ready the between
aud iynchbu follows during remainder this
LT,vE RcHuoSp-Frday, 2Oth NJ O'Clock =. w.
Tuesday. 2fth
Sunday. 2gh
Lt,v Lvvcttnt Ro.-Sunday, 22d "
THURSDAY, 20 ""
Tuesdav 1id""
intermediate distances proportion. we requested
Nj Joseph Darlington Carersvie will provide carriage
passengers Farmvc that Mr Anderson Guerau will afford
hke accommodation 70 those leaving the W New Canton
Buckingham C. ~. 10 di1Nov
or The Lyncbbug Nrgiuin and Che Republican will please
copy u ia Nov and forward ~ the stssm Canal
Bost Compsng foT psyusut