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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

~ Marshall r.. A. Society meets this evening al
Concert Hail. lGG Broadway al o'clock THIS society IS DE-
,rmned that shall always BE- M
the interesting characer but those of i, evening VIII
isnnd, A. " Morse f D. Morse Couery and T. H. w.
the great Apostle Of an CONSISTING n ms as
thrilling The SINGING and other entertainments Will be OF
usual excellence. Th, will be intellectual treat whlch me
sholjd not neglect WN. X HAW LEY Asst. Sccy. i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

ThIlthelptnd IVY
Thousands Of other certificate, may be examined TIA sor.
Of the proprietor.
CAcroN.-None genuine without the signature Of tbs
proprietor written uIon the label Of the bottle.
Prepared and sold only by z. w. VONDERGMfTH.
elO 2weOdIss Sole proprietor No Greco wcs.r ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

ITANTlD--By healthy young married wo-
w with fresh breast Of milk who ha. u, lost her
child situation 10 take child 10 The house
Good reference given Apply No - W,ts up
st,irs jei3 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-13

-2 Two HANDSOME GOTHIC GOTTA
|;;iW les New Brighton ct. situate within five
tes' walk Of tIr s-aubolt 1riiHg FectGryye
commanding 1ns view OF The surrounding country. The
buildings contain - each; The base kitchen
bedroom snd o-ll. hree vsry pleasant on tc ErsC
floor three bedrooms ana large dressing room the second
floor aud three bedroom, the third floor 1hrv Finished
ia the best pos bic mlnnDr and with Al tie modern improve
ments tie water carried from ia spring, equa If
p.ror the Croou toe ba,cegt also the dJr5nG
of III. second story Of the house. To fsmIles wi.hH.
quiet pleasant and hr1ithy situation -y yer dsIrabr
Stsamboat D. and from the city Y times day. A9tly
TO D. Il. PECK, Wall ST. jriJ 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
The Compliments of ,he sea.sa.'

We were yesterday waited on by servant OF
the law, laden with the following manifestation OF
the polite remembrance of some old and very dear
friends, viz:
TIE People of til. State of Fer- York to the Sheriff Of the
City and County Of Nero York:
GREETING:
We command you to take HORACE GaEeLEr and fHoti.
Nc ELsATH, they be found ID yeur BaiweE and
them safely Keep that you may have their bodies before
Justices of Superior Court of judtcatnrs at t
City Hall In tie City New on the first Monday OF
May next 10 answered. J. FENEMORE COOPER In Flea
of Trespass and have then there this writ
Witness, Samuel NesL .; Esq Chet
The year of cur Lord eighteen hundred and
forty.three. PAIGE HALLET, Clerks
r COOPER, Attorney.
'Ay, ay, sir! Yes, Judge Nelson, Messrs. Paige
and Hallet, Fenimore and Richard, you will find
on hand when you want US, armed and equipped
az the law directs Come ahead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
Connecticut.

TIE Animal Election in our sister State takes
nls,. On Monday, April 3D., and We do hope that
fhs Wings are preparing TO give good account OF
themselves. In addition 70 their whole State Gov
eminent, four Members ara to be chosen to repre-
SAINT the State in the next Congress, which Con-
PRESS is TO determine whether the Tariff shall be
sustained or subverted. We appeal to every manly
c,;aen. to every lover Of honesty and fair dealing,
10 mark the respective attitudes of the two parties
ON this vital question. The Wings are openly,
frankly uniformly in favol Of sustaining the present
Tariff. and Of amending it, should it need amend
.nsDt in perfect accordance with the Protective
principles on which it is based. The Loco focos
are in favor of-whae? You cannot tell from their
papers, their Conventions, their Resolutions. AT
heart, the leaders are all deadly hostile to Pretec-
tive Duties as was evinced by their inviting Levi
Woodbury. to deliver his Free Trade Address at
New-Huven, and unanimously approving Its doc
,rines But the party dare not take this grouad
before the People, and it skulks and paters,
and its demaso Governor twaddles about Inci-
dental Profession in order to throw dust In the
ewes of the People. The Loco-Foco papers do
,h.ir utmost, BY Indirect and dishonest means, to
make Protection odious the People, yet are care
full not to avow their hostility, and try TO keep the
subject out of the public mind But it cannot be
shufied aside. Electors Of Connecticut! the four
Members of Congress you are about to elect will
very probably determine by :heir votes whether
the Protection of Home Industry and Home In
1e7ests shall still be regarded by our Government
or whether the doctrines Of Calhoun Free Trade
shall triumph. Bear this in mind, and do not say
thas you meant Protection yet cast your votes for
Free Trade candidates; above all, do not stay
away from ,he Polls, and let the enemies of Pro-
,ection and Prosperity triumph. Struggle man
fully for your Country and her true policy, and be
not put to shame by the almost victorious Wings
of New-Hampshire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

10 We are continually receiving complains
from our subscribers of the delay and irregular
receipt OF Letters sent by the Despatch Pos, Of
thi, City. Qne respectable citizen writes US ,ha,
be has three times been disappointed in this way,
and pat TO Inconvenience. Mr.. Postmaster you
mast train your subalterns into keeping betier faith
with the public. We apologized for you on St.
Valentines Day, which you should have been pre-
pared for-now do the public justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

he SroRN.-We learn from the Express Agent
OF Pomeroy & Co. that the snow storm now rife
here commenced Monday at Buffalo, from
which place to Auburn the Railroads were entirely
oOstructed. The mails, express and passengers
cams 10 Auburn IN sleighs, Alb Journal, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

10 tailor named Thomas Robinson, addicted
to drinking, fell into the FIRE at his shop in Ash
vile, N. c. short time since and was so severely
burned that he died after three days of the most
intense ageny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

U TIE couslkR.' .saHch Clay Wing pa
per- has just been started at Albany, in the south.
western or Cherokee sectioa of Georgia; Morgan
d Jones, Editors. We believe every new paper
started in Georgia fos 8 year past wave. the Wing
banner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

10 Prentice of the Louisville Journal is wa
ging tremendous warfare with physician there
upon the question whether the plague at Athens,
which is wildly described by Thucydides, was
the small pos or not. Prentice takes the aairma-
tive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
Disclosures The rens,ens Oh
acyoIntiouary Widows withheld:


To Tie Editor of Tbs TRIBUNE: ,,-,
r, po>,o.Fce removal excitement in this CITY CON
,,,,es unabated Nearly all the business n'stes' ~ w
v are unanimous in condemnation OF tnis s'os.
The former Loco leaders in politics WIZ A"o' H -
,oudeS IN censure and through their e1eruohs' oo
ve,come disclosures are brought 20 lisht IN isia'A V
,f-,dine of Pension Money obtained by simpson anu
1.;ete TOR the widows andsOrphans OF Revolutionary
Sdier, How many bave been wroased 1t Is not known
s ~, hat two cases have been discovered. Inc hts
ba, of widow named. think, SECURE reso'ng IN
rilI. Mercer County, n VINO gave her claim 20 Aaof'
-; ., ro.ecu,e IFS collection from the General Govern
mon, After SOFA. years he vas caleo opou W 'ue
dow a; his house Ibis city, and posovey aehleu ha
~ hasn able 10 procure its proceeds al -
iurher asserted thai more evidence was nred The
nan,-,n,ent before any thing could De PtoIuLe, -
.;Ior, mentioned this acquaintance 10 'h'
kindly Obtained friend TO write Me.os, VI y;dence
$3.50 Dsjey,sn in Congress, 10 asceftlln Wnat
I hs rsnures al The Department 10 ootdl tue n
son The Department informed me Me..oei . .s.ed
CLAIM o. y, z,briskie ami lha. Pension Agent at
Trenton a. J., could answer the money mao If Tie
The Pension agent pss ps 10 John produced
power of attorney for the amount St,o ;nw
hearing tnT, niles and effected selrnen With her ana
rave his noe for $3.50, payable at the rate OF sv PEI m
retaining the balance or ,nd the Pension Agen, az
Tren,sn. IN reply 10 question why me sossS r n
not 70 the WIDOW aat en ms as not Simpson,
holding an Office in the Customs at Perth Aneoy "a snug
Is berih This poser but Gel abrisk.e maue Gun
| 11ramisr with the widow aad saved an exposure
Case No of Saturday ~ W. Mf Psn asea
~ her Power Of Attorney. John simpson, Mr. Tylsrs new
Posi- MASTERY received the money on the LTD o. 3bs wiow
some $50 or SO partly cash and some in orders or gro
ceres Gc promising collect her money nsrsa Ia he
Pension Agent Saturday stating that the mp1ey
sr and asked HIN be had collected the willows money
He positively denied having G na s
and told HE brother with hm TO Col ibrissie ana az!
should be made right. The noble Coone; acSho%asuse;
the saIt i'm and through the spirit ana de.eI
nation brother ked over one .nlre 10.
Ter world have made quite saving On the pro
ceeds of this widows pension Tbs is believe salpe
narrative OF lie facts those fer tie correctness OF
which il the main am personally Responsible 10 make
evident in Court Of llsuce EN- IN S svdspss
Friend Greeley s what ! qk You 10 aSes soe
rners al Washington who have transferred the oces Oh
lie General within our State 10 ,he naaas
sncb mem csrrc. lind the word TO express my detesa
| ton. 81 49, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

70 FROM THE NORTH advces have at last
reached us. By the stage lines of'Admiral BEACH
and the steamer Columbus, which runs to Peeks-
kill daily, We received Albany papers up to Sasur-
day evening, and Utica and other Western papers
Of late dates.
rs. At half past 10 last night, Messrs. POM
ERoY & Co. brought US Albany papers of yester-
day morning, and Western dates prepertionably
later
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
AtrocIous murder.

A terrible murder was perpetrated IN our suee''
,- All o,,r readers doubtless remember
~. .,,er,n, mentioned some days since, OF DIR.
Henry Cotton. of No. 26 Veseystreet, TO shoot
NJ Charles cerlies in Leonard-street. The Pls-
,oI then merely mapped, and Cotton was arrested
II. was beiled, and has since been at liberty.
dav or tive after this, the wife of Cotton made an
unsuccessful! attempt to commit suicide by taxing
laudanun This added strength to the run1or we
had previously heard that the assault of Cotton was
made in consequence of the alleged seduction OF
his wife by Corlies.
Last evening at few minutes before CLOCK
Mr.. Cor]ies was seen to come out of his Bowling
Saloon under Kreemer & Co.'s coach estao-
lishment in Broadway near Franklin-street, IN
comoany with woman. He passed down Broad
wav TO Leonara-street, down which he turned
and proceeded towards his residence at No. loS.
He was there last seen standing still and in con-
versation with woman. mernent or Two s'tei
the explosion of pistol was heard, and passer-
nv in Broadway saw man taii-out saw no one
near him, On going to him, Mr.. Corlies was found
70 have been shot. A ball had catered the back
Of his head, ard on examination is supposed 10
have lodged lust behind his nose. He was speech
less when found, and SO remained. Portions Oh
his brain escaped through the wound, and MS re-
covery was of course impossible. he was lfnme'
diately taken into room in the Carleton House.
and attended by physicians. When we iei' ne was
still living, but died at little after nine.
Officers Immediately went after MIR. Cotton, 'Tho
ii. intn
He surrendered himself without the slightest hes-
,ation and denied all knowledge of the transaction.
Cotton has for long time kept genteel gamo-
ling establishment at his residence. Corlles IS
single man and boarded at No. l0S Leonard street.
We have not heard of the apprehension OF the wo-
man with whom he was last seen 10 company. nor
do we know that her name has been ascertained.
1t is surraised by many that the murderer was
man dressed in woman's clothes
PEHNsY1vANlA.--Dsho has fully tri-
urnphed at last in the Dstricting of Pennsylvania
and, after two tyrannica and proAigate Vetoes up
on the acts of Legislature of his own party, ex-
pressly on tho ground that they did not use the
other party badly enough, an APportionment bill
is at length passed which Gov. Porter will gladly
sign. 1t was hard work to pass it, however. The
Senate at first refused to concur; but the House
insisted, and refused to appoint Committee OF
Conference, and the Senate gave way by II to
leone Wing (Mr. Craig of Washington turning
the scale by voting with the Gerrymanderers, be-
cause his own District was fixed TO suit him, and
CLEARED to risk achange! The Appointments as
follows:
DIST Countt.s potetor Whig. Loco. PopPfn
l.Souhwark, Moyaulrnsing, Passy-
r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
Remarks by til. Editor.


We would be quite willing to give our cores
pondcnt the last word in this matter, did we not
believe that there is vein Of truth connected with
his noint in this case which his statement does
not exhibit. but rather tends to obscure. Admit
(what is at most but half true) that the master
spirits Of the Reign of Terror were then theoret-
ically opposed to the taking of Life as Punish
ment, and what does it prove2 We sayttat their
principles were better than their practices; which
alas for human fralty lis very common case
IF they were convinced, by the horrors OF that
period Of phrenzy, that Human Lie sbeud be
held sacred from the ak and the cord-that tie
power accorded to Government to inhict Death, Is
oftener abused than used bene6cently, and were
better Withdrawn, then case is strnnger still.
But, to come nearer opponents point Of
yicw-we can see that men may nAct Death amid
the whirlwind OF Revolution who would revolt at
shedding blood in condition of peace and order
that they may deem the taking of Life the only
mode of preserving the Nations Liberties and
saving the State from imminent ruin. we can see
how men may be too humane TO take lite In cold
blood who would nevertheless protect the Rights
of People by the sword, and if need be, the AK
The felon, arrested, convicted immured in guard
ed CELL is no longer formidable; but the leader of
great party, the right arm of an aristocracy the
idol Of an infatuated mob, is still, dangerous though
now in prison-perhaps more dangerous, from tho
sympathy his condition excites, than ever before.
We greatly misjudge the mas,er-sprits OF the
Reign of Terror, and miss the moral of that awful
spectacle of Anarchy, if we imagine them mon
sters, to whom, slsnghter pastirne. 4 o their
minds there doubtless was no alternative but to
strike terror or feel ito guillotina to-day or be
ruillo.ined to 4norrow. Many of their instruments
vera atrocious ruffians, such as Revolutions are
TOO apt to bring to the surface; but even Robes
pierre is judged less harshly by the latest Con-
servative historians, (see Alison,) and the very
Convention which beheaded Louis XVI. and ruled
through the bloody era, signalized their complete
victory over powerful instruction at the Day Of
the Sections (terror being now ct end) by a hu-
name moderation almost unparalleled, and which
EFFORTS the praises even of Royalist wrters,-And,
since our correspondent alludes to the innate
cruelty of Radicasrn, in connection with the Re-
volution Of the Three Days of 1880, must say
that we wish our Penal Code were as humane in
its spirit as were the victors in that glorious con-
tcst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

" AAA ALhAs1Ass are more completely blocked
up oy snow than We have been. The Journal saws
that the cars for the East, with vs engines, could
only get three miles when they we re- forced to re-
turn on Friday too, they had another storm,
which shut cut the mails from every direction, and
buried the country around beneath three or fopr
feet Of snow Strange weather this for the mid.
die Of Marsh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

PUTNAM COUNTY AGAINST THE SrArE.-A
steer raised by Jno. Garrison, of Putnam county,
and killed by E. Smith at West Point, weighed as
follows: Beef ,l5s lbs; Talow leg lbs. Hide
ll6 lbs; making in all 1,442 lbs. The steer was
3 years 10 months old, and was half Devonshire
and half Durham breed. The State is challenged
TO beat this if it caa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

20 The Wing Postmasters have just been re.
moved in several towns of Connecticut, and the
following Tyler Loco-Focos appointed, viz;
Walter Booth, Merideu; Horatio Webb Windham;
Jeremiah 0lRey, Thompson; Judson St. John Sharon
Samuel o, Looms Windsor
90 ahead, treachery and wake up the sleepy
Wings of the Land of Steady Habits'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

R5 Wewere mistaken in saying that Dougher-
ty, confined at Brooklyn prison for assaulting Mr..
Hutton, was dead. The News corrects us, and
adds that he is recovering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
Capita, Punishment Agaiu.


You have very .dextereus method OF taking
away ones points, and apparently turning MS
artillery against himself. Permit me to recufy
the slight disorder into which you have thrown one
of nv positions. The quotationfrom the historian
of the French Revolution was not introduced d.
rec,v Cd an argumen, for or against the abolition
of Capital Punishment, but as an exhioinon OF Tue
claim to humanity, possessed by those who pro-
TESS such horror at taking life for murder. NO
doubt it was high time that the extraordinary ana
extra-legal use of the guilotine should cease out
it was supposed that every reader would draw the
inference intended by the historian and myself,
that that abstract benevolence when generaAy
springs up amid such exhibitions OF practical
ferocitv must have something unsound II not hyPo-
critical in its composition We more than doubt
whether Robeseierre and Mr.. O'Sullivsn are better
entitled to the epi1het humane than wordsworth
or the Rev. Mr.. Cheever. philosophers
ANALYSIS might easily show the true nature OF TINS
apparently anomalous state, and explain now TINS
cold theoretical beneyolence, dries up IN tne SOU
the natural feelings connected with the domestic
| social and civil reiat;ons-how 1t dweils upon
abstract rights until al genuine sentiments Ina
planted BY God, and sanctioned by the SCRIPTURES
are lost, Individual duties forgotten, and CON- mu
nty in which it is favored prepared tor all the
horrors of a French or R. Island revolution. Il
is only necessary to mention, that this French
ordinance was never carried into effect. The sans
was the fate Of a similar measure Whch sprung up
az plant of the same soil, after the bloody ihree
DAYS in Paris, in 1880. Abstract Denevoiencs
was 100 weak for the innate cruelty OF hedicallsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

90 PROFESSOR GREEsBASK will lecture on
orasory, this evening, in the LYcEun HALL,
Brooklyn, with illustrations from the speeches of
Chatham, Pitt, Patrick Henry, She'll Lyndhurs,,
&c. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

~ Samuel Kelsay, the young man who robbed
Messrs. Brander, Williams & Co., New Orleans,
was overtaken at Washington, Ala, ard the lost
money, amounting TO some $4,000, recovered.
T The Naval Court Martial for the trial Of
Captain Ramsey, of the Vandalia, Leuteaants
Poor and Ring, and other officers, IL ordered to
eeaveasss Norfolk Immediately,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

% One of the first official duties performed by
Mr.. Joseph Pratt, the new Tyler Postmaster at
Hartford, was to attend the great Tyler Meeting
in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

r Gov. Mouros of Louisiana is turning out
all the Wing Sheriff., Justices, Auctioneers, &c.,
asd appointing Locs-Focos in their stead. A. he
was elected by Wing votes, the only pity is that
thoss who sinned are NOT those who suffer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

H Tbs BALL Of the DEMOCRATIC Wares OF
THE Third WARD at Washington Hall last eve
ming was one of the most splendid and joyous
fetes OF the season. The great saloon was filled
with the manhood and beauty of the old Third, six
hundred strong, together with large number of dis
siusuished Wings from other Wards for the name
of HARRY CLAY is rellying cry which ever calls
up host as determined and enthusiastic as the
ciansmen of Rhoderick Dhu, and many who min
gle no, in the dance arc prompt to gather wherever
that name is The watchword. The Third Ward, uu.
les. Gerrymandered out of existence by LocoFoco
caoalling and secret caucuses is preparing to give
her eight hundred toward the majority of Henry
Clay for next President; if she is transformed and
robbed OF her name. she will svenge the wrong by
increasing that mejori,y-The room was superbly
decorated expressly for this occasion bu, its most
admired ornament was striking Portrait of the
great Statesman whom the company had assem-.
bled to honor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
Tyleris.n in New-xo.n.

We have announce the utter explosion, the
death and burial, of the Tyler party in this city
Tbs fatal meeting of the Central Committee over
which Major NoAH-(who has acted as General,
Troops and Trumpeter of this division of the
grand army)-has hitherto presided, was held
last evening at Military Hall in the Bowery. Mr..
James H. Raymond offered resolution that the
Committee should throw itself into the arms of
their Democratic BRETHREN the members going
into their respective Wards to strive in conjunc-
zion with the Loco-Fecos to promote the interests
of John Tyler, with an eye to his nomination in
the Loco-Foco National Convention This, it
will be remembered, is precisely the plan adopted
in Philadelphia--as detailed by correspondent
and wo presume it part,of the grand scheme de-
vised for the whole country. The resolution was
psssed-Mr. Raymond assuring several inquring
members that they might rest assured of cordial
reception from the Democratic Republicans -
After this resolution, likewise offered BY Mr..
Raymond, that the Committee adjours sire die,
was PASSED; and thus fades into utter nothing
ness the agonized Tyler party in the city OF New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

70 Another Naval Court Martial is ordered to
convene at Norfolk, Va, Immediately for the trial
of Commander Ramsay and others. Coma Ram
say has been relieved from the command of the
yandalia until the result of this investigation is
known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

ry For notice OF the D,ign' and Prosre, ~: z;,oa
ve.;a A..sesa.;on and Literary No,ie ass. "
Mosasta,f, Mi,sellanies, &c. see FRS
~ For Posu,, Lake Ma.epses' aoa -, WI. f,be
arss.ss o. Of I'VE sc we .hsu publish Tomorrow. see Last
YcSe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

ILLIsors.-Gov. Ford has removed Lyman
Trumbull, late Secretary of State, and appointed
Thompson Campbell of Galena in his stead. The
Senate concurred, 90 TO l9. Both Locos.
The General Revenue bill passed the House by
three votes only. The Militia Reform and Gem
eral School bills were lost. The Senate voted TO
divide sl7 900 Of School Money on hand among
the Members pro rata in part payment of their
compensation, bat the House, to its honor, refused
to concur. 100000 additional of State Bonds
surrendered by the Bank of Illinois were burned
on the 9TH inst, Mr.. J. D. Whiteside, one the
rund Commissioners, is in trouble with regard to
ms accounts, having paid away money without au-