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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
Trial of Giesler for the Murder ola Family
on Long Island.
Correspondence of the Tribune.
R,yrp,r.n IT-Tresday morn

RIvERuEAD, l.. Tuesday morning.
The searche after the picturesque the traveller who
only desires pass from locality another for the lau
dabe purpose Of seeing the varieties Of mankind well
Of natural scenery, would expect pass through
wild and uncultiyated region my lot pass
after leaving the railroad the Suffolk station before
got this village. At the Suffolk station there WOOL
shsnty constructed Of rough pine boards which m
ling Hebe dispense ea,abes drnkabes but tue
aforesaid Hebe appears be in high favor with the stage
drivers travellers advised dine there but TO pro-
coed to the stopping place which called Smithto
village formed by John Smith and in the occupation
of some Of his namesakes and descendants Here they pro-
fess to have dinners and such dinners l. Sween's
fare smascale with Delfnonco's charge somewhat
elongated.
However got away last andavng been with eleven
Others closely Tedged into locomotive prison, we were
iolted the kind of road and through woods
swarmng viii; moschtoes this place the of three
miles and half per hour. What may be the
fetal advantages Of the town am prepared yet
but certainly contains of the elements of population
if goa headitiyeness for there toerabe cookbook
ng Court House and JAIL small bank and taverns but
not a Printing Office
There several strangers here including some lawyers
from your city, and three merchants Interested in
trial which it is expected VIII be the civil calendar.
Iii the Jail among other persons the poor wretch Geser
who stands charged with the murder Of the small family
huntington in this county, abeut rnontl, back He
protests his innocence and his defence undertaken and
paid FOR by the German Society Of New York. As Far as
able the evidence a.ust
conclusive aud altogether ccumstantial but the
whole affair Involved mystery unless be fixed
him. there strong prejudice against him Enlightened BY
the fact that he is poor, foreigner and had begged
nights lodging in the barn adjoining the farmhouse which
resided the murdered persons His defence viii therefore be
Of great difficulty and require considerable
influence with the Jury Judge Ruggles preside and
the trial. hope, viii commence this afternoon and be driven
through by night VIII keep advised every
particular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

TIE GREAT FoRGER IN LoNpoS--Pohce OF.
hcer B. j. Hays who accompanied Oliver NJ. Lowndes TO
London TO reclaim and bring back h,her the maa called
John Clinton who was there arrested Charged with suury
extensive orger'es IN New Orleans aud the Western States
has written from London under date August Is TO his IA
ther stating that Clinton TO be examined ON tina, ay
O'clock he iays) for attend the exa,nna.
ton; that he found forty fifty persons the room
and he Immediately selected Clinton from among them
whom he knew old offender named John Reed
mey Of this city, who had been twice the Stats Prison
Of this State in that Of Boston and that of New
Jersey ont of which he broke aud escaped and which he
Yet FIVE Years OF service. The examination proceeded
and Judge LowIaes aud Mr. Coquodale Of New Orcans
examined the latter of whom derosed That Clinton
New orleas a; the time OF the orseres. The evidence
was however deemed Insufficient and the Of the
counsel The case Mr. Bush the prisoner re,nanded 10
DC examined the 9th of October afford opportunity for
othe. witnesses from the United States to h produced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

FROM VERA CRUz.-The Anahuac arrived at
tins port from Vera Cruz on Tuesday evening
We have been favored with the following extract
of letter received by her and dated
VERA CRuz, Aug. Q, 1913.
1t is impossible to express The JOY and tue happin.s,
that felt 4: this place being suddenly aud entirely If
that wors; Of ePdemcs the yellow fever There Ia, no,
single OF it occurred within the lat TWO werk,
adeed there have been very few of any kind Of
ness whatever We are enjoying health, bushes. is
siing and war is ending.
The Mexican troops have entirely evacuated Cam.
Peachy and gore to the small town Of Lacuu. in ba R,v
where they as dying greater numbers BY Yellow
aad dissipation than Were destroyed by The arhe, Of
LaunA Is completely glu,ted 81. kinds of Produce from
all countries Vessels cck .ppposlns it to be market
where hs merchandise will be seized with avdity and
most woiuy disappointed, being compelled TO throw over
board onea ,hsit cagoe and Sell the other al half price
Quite number OF Mexican vessels of war are anchored
II the hafbof The Mexican steamers have arrived and
are e'anmet with troops from Launa all Of whom are we'll
AZ canPeachy they are enjoying good health and doing
some business II quiet there next winter hsre will h.
considerable business done short time Do no,
j, will last any longer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

~ Col. r. NJ. Johnson is expected at
Pat,sourgh Thursday Of this week. The LoecFoccs
are making preparations give him public reception
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

u The Rochester Democrat announces the
death at Mount Morris on the Sd instant of the
Hon. GRAHAM H. CHArlS, a lawyer in Rochester,
and formerly a Van Buren, member of Congress
from the WAYNE District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

NJ In making up our summary of Foreign News we
have been as we aw are greatly indebted 10 WILMER
s,u1 ErRopEas Tr,,r,, which is always made up and
issued Jus. previous the departure of steamer LISA
naoer Of the highest utility especially TO Editors on this
,;da rho Atlantic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

IL NAAAN SARGENT, the Oliver Odschooln
of the U. S. Gazette, and more recently editor of
the Philadelphia Forum, has been nominated for
Congress by the Wings of the Third Congression-
al District, composed the Northern Liberties
and Spring Garden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

On our first page another letter from our correspond
eat with description of the celebrated Citadel at Quebec
One more letter. which shall publish soon as we can
find room, viii complete the series,
&C. Another Letter from Mr. WEED may be found upon
o,r T ss, Pare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

% The Illumination of the Fountain in
Bowling Green, last evening, drew together an
immense multitude of people and most fully gra
tilted all their expectations The whole circuit
ofthc Green, on every side, the streets in It's vi
cinitv both the sidewalks of Broadway and the
steps, windows and commanding points Of the
houses for q long distance We're completely
thronged with men, women and children though
it is OF course impossible to form any thing like a
correct estimate Of the number in such crowd,
there could not have been less than ten thousand
present. The illumination itself and the attend
ant display of Fireworks, under, the direction of
MIR. EDGE, were most magnificent. The Foun-
tain itself, with its foaming jet frightened by the
moonlight, was strikingly beautiful--but the sue
cesSion of vivid colors, which made its sparkling
waters blaze with light, gave to it a grand and
superb attraction. The Fountain is rapidly be.
coming popular-or rather the public taste is be-
coming more correct and we hear now little Of
the clamor by which it was at first assaed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

TINS SAUNDERS FoRGERy-Thc officers OF Sc
veral of the Banks which suffered most severely
by tho forgeries of young Saunders, clerk for
Austen, Wilmerdmg 4 Co., state in public no.
tee that Saunders did not take passage in the
Great Western, as was generally stated since he
is known to have been in the city as late as SIX
O'clock F. NJ, on Thursday last, the day OF her
sailing. l; seems likely, therefore, that he has
made his way into the interior. His father was
arrested yesterday and examined, but nothing
was discovered TO impicate him in the crimes Of
his son. He says he knew nothing of the matte.
till he saw it in print
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

Ono. = CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. The
following is list of the candidates of both parties
that have been nominated for Congress, in Ohio:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

NJ City Subscribers, who prefer not being called upon
weekly their pay for this payer pay IN adv ance Tor SIX
months year the Desk of the publishing Office ana ee
will have II served promptly and carly hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

los Enders. Md
[ Lewis, Jr, Philad
Z Thompson. Boston
" ( Cotton. ) {
j VI Smith, .'ew-ioIk
II Black, Albany,
J GIL Libby SHADY, Boston
] H Manning, Baltimore
c Al,tlannmg, do
T Punderson, lady, cmld, HUNT
lngton, CT
c r ALLY and lady, Boston
7 Heath, Buffalo
y Hitchcock. Jt
Thos Jones. Philadelphia
Eli Comiord, Byhoory
j P Bomere, Montreal
q B White, Boston ~,
7 Tallman X . ladies', Poru d
Mrs ii Packard and daughter,
Boston
DEP Packard, Boston
D q Swsnham. kindeIhook
q II Tallman, Philadelphia
y tJohu, Mobile
L 5 Saysge, Boston
) c Tucketmai, Hadiey
J 5 Rice, y Haven
Miss E Mallerv,. Troy
:. Arnold, Lowell, Mass
II c Dwight. franklin, La
II B Jason. Btownvllle, ! I
I Williams, u, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

DEATH on 4 CARr.-Y estcrday afternoon, a
very well dressed man was observed by some cit
izens in sedentary posture on the Sidewalk in
Vcsey street reclining against the wall of the
Aston House, seemingly in dying condition.
He was placed on spring cart to be conveyed to
the City Prison. but died on the cart before reach
ing there. AT the instance of the Coroner, he
was then carried to the Dead House in the Park,
where an inquest will be held on the BODY at 9
O'Clock this morning. From papers found on his
person, his name is supposed to be Peter Craw.
ford, as there was duc-bll for $3.50 his pocket
drawn IN favor of that name, signed John Urc,
dated Little Falls, 23d September lS4O-also =
subpoena directed to that name from the Circuit
Court of this city for him to testify in the case of
Kilcy & Van Buren, VS.. IRE and some bills of ex-
change signed George Catlin, delivered by Peter
Crawford to Catlin for collection in England.
u The following, The cargoeS of the two las,
packets for Liverpool, gives glimpse of the vast
trade which is opening for this country 1t will
be noticed there is not a bale of cotton in either
snip. The cargoes are made up of northern and
western produce.
CARGO Columns. roK LrvsRrool, sErr.l.
2Ip barrels Flour, 900 boxes Cheese,
9op barrels I'D 10 ,isTcss Seed.
luo hhdS. 100 boxes Clocks,
llo casks Oil 6 casks S--svxr
so trkns Butter and Lard,
C.Rce or THE SHIP SourArRNrR FOR LmxSrooI
/, Is. Sp,,,rL ,r. R,--.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
Er,,its OF the Tarifr-nfanufaetures of the


We are daily meeting with facts Illustrating
the benign influences of our present Tariff and
the rapid march of Improvement in our Country
under its auspices. The following facts we
learned from Western gentleman day or two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

TIE DISEASE AT RosDouT.-We have little
additional information concerning the prevailing
disease at Rondout We were misnfonned as
to Mr.. Wurts from this city having been attacked.
The following is an extract from letter received
Yesterday from an intelligent business man:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20
HIGH TARIFFS ARE CALCULATED TO DEFEAT
THEIR PROGRESSED OBJECT.

The object of a have said, should be-
But If the imposed articles from abroad
high, they either diminish the imported, shut them
altogether II less goods imported oo paid the
House If is high foreign article
be brought into the ALL I'm that goods would
through the Custom House and being collected
thar there would be left supply the but
by excuses direct which the friends of high tariff profess
dbhor. The quantity of articles from abroad that be used
proportion the number of people. Every such
articles have proved, their price, and the price raised
in proportion the of If such articles raised
but little by small the poorest of the people only will be pre-
vented from buying them.
If such raised still higher those who little better OFF
than the poorest will be unable buy and until they
h that from inability of domestic competition.
Will buy, and then the that altogether
If the very high although the paid particular
article then greater there will be fewer Of such articles
OF the high price and consequently fewer brought the
country, and therefore less collected
either too high too low the will be diminished the Custom
House II the object of therefore,
a medium should be observed.
high tam. also dmnheS the by smuggling
Ii the OF the article the tempted
bring the country secretly avoid paving
Custom House More less of this practised
country; but the temptation stronger where tariff high
and of course extensively pactscd.
computed that when the tariff duty England twenty per
the smus.er afford the risk of punimcn
lains the law.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20
Volume Ii.....Nulnbcr %.

They also largely increased the civil list and after all that said
of the the Florida War under the Democratic admin
non they increased the military expenditures alone ISL fro
millions Of dp than those of 1910, under Mr. Van Buren,,
with the Florida campaigns on his hands.
In less than years the NrIoNA DEBT has been increased by
them, TO above sirfccn millions Of doHarsl
We noticing the many of by which this
Indebtedness brought about. foreign subject Our
debt for hgh tariff. We have that solemn
pledges made that the compromise should be violated
that impartial and equitable tariff which should favor
Others should be maintained;
They did dare violate this pledge openly directly But mark
the deceptive movement If the expenditures debt of the nation
large the be large and then the tariff
supply the be large. So that
that the should be plunged debt
and have melancholy experience that difficult thing
o get into debt, however hard may be get
But has been said that impose high tariff
pay the debt left by the last Let
this position We have that what last admitted by the official
report the Treasury Department that the of that debt did
five and half millions We have that
by Mr. Clay thirteen millions would deiy the
of And have also that Fillmore
yearly expenses of the Government, fnyren and
That he estimated fourteen and half millions
proposed sufficient for all expenses of
half mions We ask the honest and rejecting Of all
parties, if this IS reasonable
But what sill ,rorsc with all this excess the revenue they
paving of that debt that they have less
than they have been created debt OF their
own TO the millions of dollars And
this debt of rapid and fearful increase The last
expenses present will ,cecd receipts and the
Secretary expressly recommends. these expenses further
alton, by extension Of The fariG!
Wig majority Congress. apPrelensive that
will be sufficient Justification for violating
compromise, and keeping up permanently high anf They
therefore propose
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-20

-iIen,s
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DR.. A o Castle, l04 sixth Av., has
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May lllh lS43.
Mr.. B A. FahaeStOck q. Co.


Mr.. B A. FdhHeStock g. Co.
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R Z M oval.
Hats cheap for ready pay,
but nO Trust

The undersigned would respectfully
inform his friends and the public gener-
ally that he has commenced the Hating
business IN all its various branches in
the new FRAME BUILDING Stidger's
Row, Lisbon street, CarroIton, Ohio. --
lie intends to keep on hand large
assortment Of HATS of his own man
ulaclure, and a well selected stock OF
the most fashionable eastern hats OF
the latest style aud best quality. He
can sell Far Hats at from 81 to Sc,
or oue-third cheaper than any other
establishment in the Western country.
Al hate of his own manufacture will
be warranted. Call and examine before
you buy elsewhere.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Lambs and Long
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the highest cash price.
CASH will always be paid for hating
and shipping fur.
NICHOLAS BURGER.
Carrol!lon, Aug. II, l843,