New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-11

KESTUeKY.-The Message of Gov Letcher
shows the debt of the State TO bo $3,9O2, 1888, all
bearing an interest of per cent except $5l5 600,
which is at 5. The Treasury shows balance of
sci 1877. The Governor recommends that no far
ther debt foe internal improvements be contracted
until that due be paid or provided for Ore
pudiatien he speaks as follows;
Our constituents particularly alive to the
obligations of good faith; they are honest in all
their transactions, lofty in their bearing, and closely
welded to the Commonwealth, its honor, its cha
ractcr and its glory. They wish TO pay what they
owe, ami opc no more. They scorn rePudiaton
in every form and shape, and never will, [ venture
to assert, allow it an abiding place in Kentucky"
The Banks of Kentucky said to be round,
specie in their vaults abundant-and the crops of
the past year plentiful The Governor insists upon
the brnef of Protective Tariff and speaks of the
evils which atilict the country as follows:
All these calamites result as beeve-with
all due Difference to the opinions of o,hers-naDly
rem the simple fac, that the General Government
has failed to comply with It's high constitutional
functions in refusing to provide and TO establish
sound, uniform nstonal currency, adequate to The
business wants Of the country. 1t seems to me
perfectly manfest-aad | say it most respectfully
Ito place the country in proper position, to
store II to It's former prosperity to enable il TO
gain us lost character, to give 1t life ard strength
and confidence, must have fixed, equal, good
circulating medium, furnished either through the
agency of wel-reguated National Bank or in
some other mode equally salutary and efficient"
G E. L. ,DUsBAR, a Loco Foco Member from
Jackson Co. IN the Indiana House of Represents
lives, died on the 3lst ult. The Governor has
ordered Special Election, for the 10Th inst. to
all the vacancy.
10 The Concord On. II. } Statesman states that
in one OF the School Districts of Hillsborough in
that State, the whole population have become BE.
levers in the doctrine OF Aiiler-closed their dis
;rict school, aud taken their children home 10 get
prepared for Tie Second Advent.
Should nj wonder. Hiilsborough is dark den
of Loco-Fecoism. Hope they II forget to vote for
Hubbard s. Co. in March. VINO knows but they II
repent altogether!
A HARD Casa man named King, from
OHIO, while coming up on Monday in the steam
bost Osiris from Shrewsbury, stood by tie railing
sea.sck when Capt. Alaire came round to collect
the passage money. He took out small purse
butt net containing enough he took out larger
one containing S8l7 in gold-all the money he
ard. Just as he took it out sea caused him to
Ditch forward and the purse fell into the sea. The
Captain provided him with money to reach this
city, BUT he was then quite destitute.
70 Two men named Ashwar,h and Bruff have
been convicted of having forcibly entered the
dwelling OF Judge Jones near Philadelphia, few
weeks since, an account of which We published a,
The time. They were sentenced each TO ten years
Imprisonment in the State Prison.
q There was nothing done in Boston on Mon
day with regard the further organization OF the
Safe Government. The votes for Governor were
10 be canvessed yesterday.
- we learn with high qualification that the
Superintendent of Lamps and Gas promptly dis
charged the Lamplghter who made such an exhi
bition O. himself on the Trial of Dinsler.
To MscHASIcs, MAsuFacTuRss AND orHERs-An ad
veremen commencing above viii be found in another
column OF this paper, which wish To call special at
tenton. large valuable real estate offered
seis purchasers The location very advantage
the water power abundant and the term, viii &c
easy and accommodating the purchasers To persons
wishing invest in this kad Of property, those who
wish into any kind OF manufacturing business this
" II be uun6a rzre