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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-01

LONG BRANCH HOUSE ON The MAI GIN
OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
] BARCLAY CO respectfully, inform the pusic hat
.he house (f rmery SaifsI will on Monday the
inst for the reception Of during the season.
ana presume that their ability with possn
most OF the citizen, Of New YORK accustomed 70 Wit the DIFF
tren watering the character of then table and
hr ugAout the departments Of tbs house is well
understood 60 need remark being they bievr pJvei
wh The h.ahfn and nvsoing effects Of the sea bath ane
breeze induces the belief that will heretofore receive
due ofpubc patronage Prices fixed TO meet the
times.
July LIST. ls4a jyl-sodimsr
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SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES.
e.

SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES.
JAMES BEG & co.
4 Ss T ; with sSS
Fist :s f:. ss;.e RI: Ss.' heavy
si$sia "1d e % ss 90 n.~ % y DO
n% aS d.t as ss DO s F9a s and white
% 3d. IA; $s Is E1sts s,i
F:s?a.. s5s:.., .sa i.ss ss;ns'
a. ci S.$S Ss ;sy:' tf s. s9.s Waist,
&c al A iS3'S':n,. B s. $snS i s j.
90 sn'sass pc Gosr and Cuff.
,,,, d. , y.: SS$Ss DO DO
4; & 8 s,s,, yi; Hiss ss:i
&c g g a'o'n'as g vi: s: Ii: &c
90 mi,,asa 6 sisii' Cape.
Collar: PeiIsrnss shawls half;sauare nuds, Sc
Esh pons end k%s. al B%.s. Lace ard ESsns E'
=. a. g. 81 and ia Neu' PLAN aud figured from i2h
limitation La ,es and Edsngs. from yard-.ome
49, MUsLINs.
Mu;in. In's.,ins, and Fds. Muslin. Blond FIOuncng
~, c.%S ; ssS ,ss t Rssss 90 z
81 Na1nsook Is Sd Black and coloted do
Ga Bishop Lawn, is cd 4-t, "a 81 swiss
"a Book . 81 Paris Muslin for embrod ~
7-8 I'm talon Camb's I'd Ecessas 10 colors
Cd Lace Striped, % Sd striped and plain Iarlton.
81 Plaid 2s Patent stpd for Caps.
81 Tape sipd az checks Is sd
Linen cambrtc dspdke chiefs, reverse hem-stitch.d
p @sTs Ssfj go each sd Psl
do do Muslln do do Sha Wis.
do do Csmbncs, do do CARDINALS.
do do BslZcnnes, Is Sd Ccloed 10 do
DO do Oyandf. do shawis
do do Damages. do Damages do
Ia Black do do iue do
do baIznrtneI do Cape-Scar.
Summer Silt 81 Sd CrDoine aId net skIts; black an
white hair and riss cloths; pagasos csvats, ribbons
bs'u, buckles green tansge end nett wells Sc
yIsI6Tsm No. $50 Bro,wsy.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS AND HOUSE
4 kEEPERS-,iie and Property rreserver-Patent Sell |
Cooking Revolving Pistols which be discharged times
Der and barrel and hreoTe cannot be blown
gpart like some repeating pistols The construction very
simple hey the pocket aud used with
hand without the loss Of amoment
For tray, Hers house snd store keepe captains planters
obc office and Others they an Indispensable article,
protect their lives and property II attached BY
IL Planters would arm themselves with iris weapon they
would have fear the nsurrecon OF their slaves
The publc invited examine the same, ther simp
city beng warranted out Of order periec,
safety win certainly recommend them over all others Whole
J. u. BOLEN, 100 Broadway
m96 I'm cod issec between Wall aud Pine sts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-01

At New Orleans, June give have no alteration 10
notice in freights there Is but lii tie offering either 10
foreign coaswise ports Cotton per Id Al.
Havre To-; New York. 81 5Oper bale; Boston, 81 so do;
Tobacco TO Cowes, Sc. s9s Cd a SSs.9
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t,lcd.

On Friday morning. aftcr short but painful Illness
MlRr Louisa. eldest daughter Of Archibald and Mary
Hall, nthe Gath year of her age
The friends OF the family respectfully nvitedto at
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BOOK-kEEPING.
NJ H. w. BARLOW respectfully announces that he has
MR.. c. C. MARSH,

MR.. G. G. MADSH,
IN his business Accountant and Of Book keeping
~ Tins city, ut his IS Cedar where he will continue
the thorough OF and practice
cessfuv iewed by his predecessor MIR D. soics the
tronazc OF the mercantile ihoi
artegtion 60 the following card
~ u MARSH, Accountant, his grateful scknnw
Judgements 10 his friends their 10 continued
PATRONAGE He has his business this city
ana sncceeGed IN the by Mr.. w X Birlow, whom he
eond n cgKmend TO the favor ofths mercRne comm -n
Vsa genaemah OF excellent character thoroughly aintG
with the science Of Book-te ing emf " qualified
imrart Hsucton He respectfully b, speaks for
debted n SARSH1
His terms reduced sut the lanes 10 8 no will
snte the pupil receive until he IS thoroughly
quail fed for the cosndng room.
ito lm-r pa CsIsI street.
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BEACON COURsE-TROTTING.

Monday July I'd, at4P "A match for $500 bet ve.n
Conckns BLK Cottage Boy and Woodrus b. Ia. Fashion
two mile heati IN harBess.
Also, Tuesday, July th, NJ purse for
hess best ia s. for which the following celebrated
entered -
X. Titus enters ...s. &. Independence,
John Spicer, suter'...''.... sch. Beppo,
ID. BRENT, entcrs... ......g m. I.sdy suffolk.
ind and Beppo having made the follow ing on
Mondy las, al mile heats the ABOVE IN
2m s2s I'd heat IN 2m 3hs; 81 heat $751; 4th heat in
2n ,8s; 3tn heat IN 2m 80 j3J Asr
Ara VALUABLE ESTATE IN NEW JERSEY,
I'm known valuable formerly known Glover Place
near Dnse IN Morris county New Jersey, about thirty
mils rom the city OF New York and twenty from Newak
Morsown the county to~n, IL distat about miles
New York There is likewis an almost daily COM unca.
uon By stage coaches between the premises and NJ, owu
'ud NEWARK Thc estate contains about hundred acres
ibou ninety acres ~ winch valuable WOODLAND sud
tered and enclosed and part OF ring the
ping with clover sud timothy seed.
The Maasion H1use fine subs autal brick building
SEVENTY front BY fifty feet deep. IL built by the
this location for ats he shunes and beautiful aad pctu
fcsque scenery arouLd
There u exc lent smoke house and good ice house on
premises besides 90 com house, baru stable. Sc &c
also IN apple orchard on III, and variety
Tied afe tires have b. daring the las spring.
The timber lard y bat short distance the Morris canal
which Afford hcltes for wood and TO mar
ke IL Is divided og tn, other portion of In, fam by he
tockaway River, which sbouud with fish, There are al.
ge sh ponds b. sufay located the timber land and
ored with varies Of fsh ~
&C., or to Me,sr. WILLIAM and JOHN O'BRIES Eo Ia
York. Tto JAMES w WHirE ~"
Cosnseor at Law, iiE Pine street
"W io"' June ~ iSaS' jo % is~r
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HORt1KEN
FIRE WORKS
ISAAC EnGE I'D pVnnTE n HJUa ~

i.
THE excessive, varied, br.nr srhibir opaI Fire
Works manufactured N hi. other country are
nowT3ady Tor eelivery the lowest
mitees aud for the CELEBRATION OF July at The
United Stat,s Laboratory, Jersey City.
Order let with y w holbert0 II Maiden Lane, or
Nlhlo, hse Garden, will receive mme dat, atten ton
nv NIL Oi,AS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-01

II UNTERIAN DIsPAN-ARY, 8 DIVISION At established
u 1895 for The sle OF tie famous Hunt>r Red
known for rs unrars ,sd cures all he Uni ed aud
EurOpe 10 seases OF private nature that basd the
sail OF Of me nothing Of
the hundreds cf doc,s that hike mushrooms all
tie country Pdet 81 vial, warranted in all No
other VI ce in this eite the true article be found After
having read all the e books printed this and used
all the medicines sold ewherc without cured
and n does not will take your money
This dicinc be obtained Albany counterfeit
sod III MAIDEN Lane. il liz N
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ALOI.O.
~ Bs.i.L 4 bJs.Aa
slasrySs ISps. a finn nd lis r,5iS@ afTszy-A
TITR0AY


is-Tss ne IL Ann nd lis r.ss~ swsGGa
SATURDAY.
Lsss sale Of siessnt prr,ps he tpIe house
hold furniture Kitchen uetsiis, aei ON family giving up
Aio same time splendid stock Of city made cabinet um
char Potion the Stock anu
Also, 70 Judgment 70 French bsdsteads, rocking
Also, s,sortnent Of second hand furniture by
Pawpbte .s q spendS gssh. swsy gold and
silver diamonds, &c. by order Of Esther Levy pledged
This will be decidedly he valuable and comprise The
wi be copduetsd on the ost honorable pr'ociplss.
BY ' }afS i SS %oo 5Ssi
THIS Day st 10 g sn ION he ,,r. sc s IN ,oo
mortgage Sale d FuIn ureBg oder e marshal and bv
% S Sr eae and qi s
9a efS' ss sS,: ch able made S
gsny dnns nd tea Do wots do maSSssny f. chairs Gao,
a. a ss:' Sls' q" Sssss g. :,1s
ito9 e.,pets Bio..slh d. 2iasrsa do iu. 50 e,ior
'' ~, . S''' win ' jobs. LAZY Ias r..
WINES LI9G6Ssss Ih 81 sE s' 9otS CARTER
sSo,ss M..irf sS.nT Por' cs5s; Old %ss1,S
raj Of these Wines seee,rd fo5 and
Also Chsmp.Ene Of various br.nds few csddy boxes sup,
Nor black and Green Teas, original packsgesSte positive
je29 3tis*r
A UCTi0N NOTiCE-FoT,iRn and Home Plants u
a uuuston-A LEVY will sell in cnrtinus sn MONDAY
morning, Sd July at O'clock at IS esdway by oder Of
exc ntors 3d. OF, Plants consisting OF geIanums
benas jasnirs, csetuSes, &c.
Also Just received Italy .oange and yellow
and whn OF finest sorts OF
shades, nc g.. Sal positive jy usm
A W TT IN ARD.-CANTER & co, No. Iis BROAD.
"A Gothic Hall, inf irm the ublic TIA
tnue to make very LIBERAL advances Flu
and all descriptions of Merchandise either
private sale Regular saes hand
aTe will lake place Wednesday ard Friday Sales Of
Wines and Goceries on Saturday, and Dy Goods Tue,
days Retuns will be rendered day lhe sale,
the same day, II required No interest mission
charged on the svauces. 1888 eod &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-01
Cotton Trade.

The Cotton market has continued very quiet here since
the arrival OF the last From the South
show Improvement in prices.
quen upon the receipt Of the per the Acadia The
statement Of the crop is as follows -
REsEPrs, EXPORTS AND SrocKs OF Corror IN THE u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-01

PUkTUUU tSE FEMALE PNls
SrHESE fariamed and cclsntaed Pills. . IA ftrt-saA.x
We pscervs, DO obtained IN trn eossVs seeh1vuuvg
9 at the 'sst eol~1A, fostiH Plas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-01

TO TIE LOVERS OF SUPLKIOK BLACk TEA
Howqaab Mixture-Thls extremely delicious ana unparsr
lsisd Tea hshy celebrated shias and EnIors as I'M
les Ert.blshmept Iil Chaf New YorI, and s Ful
ton street. Brookynn ssckas Prss 50 cents and ~ each
liner
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STRIKERS soLUTiON FO6 TIE HAIR, which will
I, change grey hair "a It, gins color few minu
This solution diff FROM any offered, and nuot ta
ofsuprerd all othe IL highly ecacious possesses
the great tag of beauying hair hout Durilg
tsgfuwth
Those who ub its virtues requested have q cir hair
changed before then II hu nbugs would
this method, III re wOul be reason to complain.
Onc tnal w,ll prove III. fact.
Sold wboesae and retail. and applied at No Chatham
street, opposite the Hall Of Records New York up sta
ivI Inn
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
IOHN ROACH OpTICIAN

N'IhOII,
nr 70 NASSAU ST MKT 1OJ HIN ST
THE subscriber voted hir grintipg and aapg
ing lenses ptv Gus Dsgarrcs dscoveuts since tn
te great emand Tor Caetis him employ
menI ard with such warranted in saying that
as consfa ted by him, haze all the
,hat operators 70 Cd am Photogya hs ally
mus. D. hsiu ~ .an position TO disnc those "a
hen with my free from defect Thorough
stfuctons svee required. o,d;p Sh cash,
pIO oar add osi
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Ships Victoria Morgan London, ,iswold Oxford Rth
bone Live ploi, Marshall; Oneida Funck Haye Boyd
son M HyS SSo al Teo s. ca .op s
Chauneoyi TopSun, Norton Nepvit,s, Holt Owen; New
S,co Richardson Go sehr Spectator, (B) Mcintosh
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FOURTH OF JULY.
rEJ ERR ALTON RAFT

CELEBRATION BALL.
MR. PARKER has the honor to his friend
I and the puo,c tbs, he intends giving Grand Ball. tn
evening OF he 4th Of JULY Washington ALL which
cssion the will be handsomely dec rated This
will b. supplied with the most choice ices and fruits Of th
season
Tickets for admission SO admit gentleman and hi
ade-c'n be obtained Washirg Hsl, Tammany Hall
and Loyejoys Hotel vi Atsr
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sA>nyn 90 JORNIS0 LINE FUh ALBA ",
- ~ 6h o'clock M-Ftfe 5. cuts The lo'
kns, will leave foot of Barely. This looming, ia
LIST
Her regular days are Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
For pusage apply board. Fac CHIT taken at the lowe,
rates.
SoticeAll goods, freight, baggage. bank bills specie
oh-T kni Of property shipped board thi
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Rob Roy L'Euna for NYork June IS, the Gulf of Mexico
by the Oct VIA, at this port.
Oceoa. Attakapas for ok June a. lat 30 IT, e
b. the sms.
Wird.or Castle Glover Ocan, for Havre June H. lat %
20, Ion IS s.
Csnada Baltimore for Valparaiso, out 80 days. May 81 lat
IA 10 :, Ion 81 IS Why ths Edward, at Philadelphia.
La Marine, Marseilles fot ST Domingo, June 7.
Richard, (Br) Liverpool for Barbados, May IS.
Sandwich 5r) Barbados for Londok June Ct Barts
by \ 30 miles
e Dusa, Leopold. J4go de Cuba for Spain, date. off
Care Antonio
Rob Rov Marsh, Liverpool for James River jane lat
10, lon 81 3c-by the FsraI ut Newburyport.
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RAus AND SACKS Of al description. awniog' COT, and
- bed bottoms, SC &C mad ~ HI best
reasonable terms, by 0EOkGa BADGER,
No 10 Ilf strest, near III street
ANY Dunter Of bags with any letter. the
shsbst wi hout extra charge the cork nders in
York made Al orders thankfully received End pune
tually atenoed TO- l3q3stc
SPECTACLEs-C. PtALZ3RAF, Oculist and Ooh
W clu Canal At No ITO tRemoyed from Broadway "a has
constantly on baud large Of Spectacle, ior shot
sighted md fer 81 hsd persons
Also, every KIND Of Spectacle Glasses. ei8lmsec
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GEN. ~ Nj THUMBS BENEFIT
BONsPAkTE IN MI -IATIRE
Two PL.ND!D PERF RMANCEs.
First perform fur o'clock, NJ Evening
al hsii pssS O.
On this occasion GENL TOW THUM, Jg. will appear
during the whole day and evening tho full military OF
Napoisou Bonaparte
MIR. HAhKING ron. and Mr.. H. q. SHERMAN, the vo-
csl La Peuts Cento the danseuse. AMI Others BALLOON
AsCENslONs every daT and evening Abino Lay, Phren
illogical ~ amInsIons Grand Cosmor &c.
Pres Of admission 25 Children II prco
ieIar $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-01

Arr at New London oath, Pembroke Tate, Indian Ocean
st Helena go ~h 200 and $3.50 lbs boue Spoke March
Congress Mystic u wis; lh Tenedcs NJ 700 bhIs; i9h
Dove de- 500; ED Neptune do 1905 29h, Phenir, d. $780, Id
to Desolafion.
Toe New London publishers would greatly enhance tn.
ue OF their journals would also the masters of vessels add
TO t. Iseulness 10 the Whaling community, # they would
take the vessels othe han those belong
the district OF New London on the arrival Of when at that
port.
Arr New Bedford 2sh, Uncas, Falmouth f for crue
Gid Chilli Dexter, Indian and Pacific Uceans Cherokee De-
vol. do.
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Il ndiaNn.

The Wing Members of The Indiana Legislature
have had meeting and unanimously resolved TO
hold no intercourse whatever with Daniel Ke1so,
the traitor who sold out the party which elected
and sustained him, and elected Loco-Foco Sena,
tor for six years. They state that Kelso always
met with them in their caucuses, proclaimed hira-
self jealous Whg and stood pledged not to
finch, but for which they would not have been de-
coyed into an Election at that time. His trcachery
is utterly without Pretext or pallation. The SEN
ators who have hitherto occupied seats around him
have abandoned them, leaving him alone in his in.
fanny. 1t was feared, for two days after his trea-
son, that violent hands would be laid on him. such
was the fearful indignation Of those he had be-
trayed; but we rejoice to say that not finger has
been lifted against him. Ii he had belonged to tbs
Loco Foco party, and had swindled Them in this
way, he would hardly have come eff so safely.
The accredited report is that he has received
$1,000 for his ,reachery. He doubtless wishes it
in the bottom of the Red Sea by this lime. What
must be his sensations when he comes to look in
the face his confdpg and deeply wronged con-
stituents2
Collips- kelso--who next en-
rolls himself on the list Don't be bashful, gen.
,lemen' If there any moro such, let them
show forth az speedily as possible. A traitor un-
masked is worth two converts gained, any time.
Docs any man suppose that victories won by
means Of such rascalites can do good to the party
which seems to profit by :hem7 Mark the end Of
these things
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-07

10 Upon our last page may be found vaIus-
Bile Address by Mechanic of Bangor, Me, con-
corning the elevation Of Mechanics. 1t enbodles
some very excellent considerations with regard to
The existing state of the Mechanic Arts the neces-
siy of more general diffusion of knowledge
among the Industrial classes and the Importance
of wider and more thorough intellectual culture
throughout the laborns portion of society. 1t may
be read with profit and pleasure by all in any de-
geee interested in the advancement of virtue and
consequent happiness among their fellow men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-07

y The Lecture, this evenisg, before the NEacAsr1IE
LfssAHY AssooATlos viii be by Henry s. sfcKezu, ESQ
Report speaks highly Of Mr. Hcktan's TASTE and accom-.
piisenen's BIS subject The shakespeare Forveriss Of
young Ireland nh the turbulent escensn, and coprro
Te concerning lher and the extraordinary success for
o. ne OF The Ingenious young counter.
ieer MAKE abundant matter for very en,eet amin, dis
course.
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PICTORIAL EDITION
& Of the Life OF Ihe Duke OF yelling

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very great mas been srEREorYpEs in s and
we shall tbs be enabled suppIy every person Tn
son and British Provinces In all time II will be
published
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEB. s.
The delay has arisen iron the mr occupied in aereoty
ping and the pressure Of other works which required
prousrt issue Continued orders solicited.
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en- copies fer 81, or Si6 per 100 7l2
TRIAL or CAPT. MAcKEszIE.-The Testimony and Dec.
ueu;s proauced before the Court OF Inquiry will cons,i-
inie The principal part OF the evidence before the present
Cocr Martial The whole Of this Tesa,ony, the &c.
conpanying Documents printed in Pamphlet, and for
this Office. Price l2 Goats InordsT fully to under
stand the proceedings Of The coa Marital from day TO day.
VIII be necessary have relereece 10 The Proceeding.
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mr. TgE JANUARY NuMBEa OF the SOUTHERN LITERARY
m..s.ssEa came hand yesterday. Agents can be sup
lied al the Trbune office this morning. Strangers ana
oilers wishing single copies, may obla in them as above
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Muzzn for Modest Merit.

We have private advices from the Inner lem
President Tyler to appoint old friend JAMES
KELLY, Chief of the famous 700 composing the
&c Erina Conservative Association to the Office of
United States Marshal for this Districs, to be va
Gated by the removal 1--WE presume) of Hon. SILAs
NJ. ST1LwELL. Our Ariel informs us that Mr.
X is regarded the Palace as one Of the few real
We II endorse the fec part of the story; the one
is none of our business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-07

III For nm interesting letter from Washington. giving
important hints The future action the Tariff Lite
7ary Notices. Communication concerning Mr. Cheevea
Argument Ne.ss TENS, &c. First Page
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M We are under renewed obligations to Hon Messrs.
A L. Lrrx 4. L. FOSTER, z. w. THOMPSON and J. l..
WHITE for valuable Congressional Documents.
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~ D,AuyiGEE's HISTORY OF THE REroRm.TIoN 80
Copies u the edition Of this celebrated Work VIII be
ready 20 deliver Agents. Newsmen Booksellers &c this
morning a, 10 O'Clock at lbe Office OF the Tribune. Price
one dollar for the three Volumes retail Discount 10 Agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-07

D Mr.. Croswell, our successful candidate for
State Pria,er, has defined his position with regard
10 the quarrel which attended his appointment.
He says be aerer did promise Van Dyck that the
latter should be State Printer when The party came
again into power; tina, V. D. brought no capital
into the concern, has drawn So 900 from ii during
his connection, performed only the lighter duties
ot a chief clerk, and yet insisted on being State
Printer exclusively, meaning to tip the Croswells
overheard, and either get control of the Argus or
establish rev paper in connection with H. o.
Reilly of Rochester. Finally, as Van Dyck pro-
claimed that he would be Cesar or nothing Ed
win had ,e turn to and thrash him and the whole
Radical crew, which hel died handsomely; bu,
whether he could have done it without the Old
White Horse to back him, this deponent saith not.
We hold, however that man who has held an of.
nee seventeen years ard received half million
dollars from it, has perfect right to take it again
IT he can get it, and that candidate has excul.
pa,ed himself on every point bu, one, namely, his
refusal to lie, MIR. Van Dyck answer an attack on
himself in paper of which he was one-,hird
owner and an editor. With every disposition to
exculpate him, we don't see how Mr.. C's course
in THE regard can be justified.
10 P. P. BRIASr, Wing, has been elected to
and taken his seat in the Legislature OF Louisiana
as Representative Of the Parish OF ST. Martin,
vice G. Delahoussaye, Loco, resigned. Mr.. Bry.
ant had over 100 majority over C. Fago, Loco;
Moa'ons majority last July 2d7. Louisiana will
give Henry Clay abou, the largest proportional
majority of any State in the Union.
COUNTER PErtrioS.-The colosed ladies Of
Boston, 1t seems, are decidedly opposed to The
proiec. OF their white sisters that ;n,ermarr;ae.
between negroes and whites shorid be permi,,ea
A petition sisned by twenty OF them, assins, such
permission, was recently presented in tue Lsgisls,
,use The far petitioners allease TIA, If the law
be thus changed, the eolored nsenwill marry white
women, and leave the petitioners destitute of SYM
patty, aad de.pairing of matrimonial felicity
also, tha, colored men, even now, begin to Sigh,
their wives, while the unmarried beaux are making
arrassements TO obtain white wives, to the grea,
injury and discomfort of colored damsels. Their
representations ars certainly easitled to most re-
spec,ful consideration.
C-J The Legislature of Massachusetts have
adopted resolution TO adjourn on the s5th inst,