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ter IL had borne. The rising sun pilded the
tops of the Appenines before Ms, and threw its
light on the snow-clad SUBMITS Of the Airs
On our lefts that lay pale and white On the
distant sky. The shores on either hand that
bent up to the city were lined with village
the back ground Of hillswas belted with vine.
yards and dotted with white churches and pal-
aces; while far away before rs mountain inter-
locked mountain, each naked ridge crowned
with fortress, and recedrng away till sea Of
SUBMITS flowed along the distant sky. At the
base was Genoa, ia ssperbo,s fhroned like 4
queen among her hills and looking down up
on the sea. The city lies IN the form Of a half
circle and rises away from the shore like an
amphitheatre. There is no plain, and Il Is |
but short distance from the shore to the base |
of the hills. These are cultivated tofheir We. |
~ tops. and literally covered with terraced gar
dens and palaces. AS we drew near the fra
GRANGE that fell down to the water was like |
the minging of all sweet ceats. This may
seem almost fancy sketch, but the first inn
pressions-afteE a six-weeks voyage-of one
of the lovliest scenes the sun ever shone upon,
must be vivid but not necessarily oyerwrought.
1t was holiday when we entered port, and
added oall this beauty and sweetness The
chime Of hnndred bells came merrIly down
the bay. Yours, &c.
IsTHMUs OF PANAMA EGARKABLE II
FAcTs--Among the reports made to the
Academy of Science of Paris, December
s, was one from M. de Humboldt, on
The subject of connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans by means Of q canal at /
he Isthmus Of Darien, Il the statesments j
made in this report be correct, the object ]
IAN be accomplished with little difficulty !
md al a trifing expense. He Informs
he Academy that the preparatory iabors !
or cutting canal across The lsthmus i
If Panama ara advancing rapidly. I'll
The commission appointed by the Gov il
;rnment of New Grenada for the Con. .
iruction of canal to unite the two 9
ceans have terminated its examination :.
# 'he localities, and has arrived at are :
ut as fortunate as il was unexpected. The Icl
hahn of the Cofdilleras does not ex- lo
end as was supposed, across the IsImus;
u', on the contrary, avalley very favor
ble to the operation has been discovered = 1.
The natural position of the waters is :
lso favorable. Three rivers, over which an
n easy control may be established. and dt
hitch may be made partially navigable
'ouid be Connected with the canal. The
necessary would not extend G
more than ID Q miles in length. The u
Il may be regulated by four double loc ks u
80 feet in length and the total length :,
fthe canal will be- 40 miles, with width 81
I35 feet at the surface, and % % the 90
use !; the depth will be 20 feet. TIE ca III
ii thus executed viii be navlgable BY Pc
sssels Of fromI 900 10 I, 400 ions. Ac- e
ording to the estimate Of NJ MoreE = =.
rcnch engineer. the tosalaooat of this =
NAL would be only fourteen millions of to {,
ancs, including the purchase of two trt
Gamers. su
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MI ARRrArE Tbs married man is Ike the bee
thai fixsshis hive, auguenis the world, benz
eIitst republic. and 81 daily diligence With
out wrcnring any, benefits all but nc who
confernns wedsock (ior the most part IS like
war wanderinr--an offence to the world,
ives upon spoil and rapine, disturbs peace.
steals sweets that are not hIs own, and by
rohhing the hives Of others, meets misery as
ilis das reward.-[ Feltham.
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AHNOTER YuEcE Never, by CD
Nh. ADAMS nd sir, what Is the Project
II il fanliaIIy that the General Government
shall come % che aid cf The several States,
whieh States have 10 pursuing 5udabl6 OBJ
ierts Df internal itpf eEhehl, become Involvr
| ed ii debt 20 50 great an extent that they can
mot Be- relieved therefrom without the aid OF
I The General tioV6fnplef wv el. The petition
ers come legilimately % th;a House; and a6k
fC0ngr6sG 10 lielp. them 10 dischargethe debts
4 thus incurred. I wish 10 inrute no nnprqpar
Il motjvea,- but arm satisfied thai Che C0mmilie
y have non examined ID any nxteilt Che pfcp8Sis
ai0nof the gent. from Mary land. fCosl John
y n0nS Although nIa I'D THAT Cunmfttees dn
Inoa wish obe colt ieSed As committing myself
IN favor 0f that proposition. OK Responsible tol
III. hut sir, claim ID tel.alf Of lhe honor nl
This natiua thai uhea pnfilions asAine "a illl
Id from the House Of Represensptlyen Nr4
2 prksenled hofe, ilial hey shall bs fally end
= fairlV f0nsidereds and nnl pitched asde w
81 fkcso side winds and bl0ws Gpm We Commit
90 If Waga and Means. ne matter 49,
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HoPs.-A few lots coming in, for ~hc! l.! cert.
asked The sales are no. important.
WHALEBONE--We uotice sale Vi II COO lbs ;: Iic
cash. for export
oIL.We hear uctaiag do;es in lvls!r The at sale
wa. at &c. lie Of I1O,p gals Ctude s rm has 0ssn
made at Z IL, cash
PRovlsIoNs.-Til-reis good rs.s demand 70. Pork
and several hundfed bbls Mess have been sold az ii "a
T the latter for superior pace hless was att-ard Of
frd at 10 - aud 100 b5ls sold 10 50 Fn'e i ss.u!
~ 81 10, Nem Beef bei1g q; laad tie tesl-
wor,', Il their .t3c!- II old W. solc" salrs .a bo!s
City inspected Rive Mes So Lad Fahe Guii: "a
&c vas made for parcel Of good bt!s demand
Cor Cheese ccanue. good sales r' boxes al 35c .Hd eV
casks at &C. Batter Is before noticed. Nc;ning dong III
Hams Shoulders.
FIsH-Th- arrivals Of Dry Cod about 1900 qui'tsls
winch are held rs. Sai-s 800 bbls Mackerei At I'D %
md s75 IS; l50 obs No ,lifax sold al So Sales
600 box. Smoked Herring at Csc.
TEAS-The cargo Of the Navigator was rIed to-day
The company was large aud the bidding spirited
The prices obtained fully equal the last sale AID in
some b. tt-r. The catalogue Consisted mostly Of low
grades. A Considerable quantits Withdrawn.
CASSfA.-At the same time with the above Teas 3lG0
Cassia sold IS; and 10 bo1e, ac560 boxes and
1850 mats withdrawn.
TOBACCO AT auction, II hhds new crop Kertucky
uimercantabIe very inferior, sold p Sc 6a
- "a do old crop, nsrchaua5e, sold 81 5i-ave
rage 35-4 mos; hbls Snuff Meal al SIC, cash.
FEATHERS-A sale Of $500 lbs lair Western Live
Geese has been made at 2Sc cash
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Correspondence of The Tribune.

"LA"REScEBUKGH, Ind, Sept. 20 lsl3.
Gentlemen Elcur has been ia COED demand here al 10
Our River is IN very hne ;agea pres-n, about IS feet Ia
the channca unusual for This season; and a produce
feady is moving off Flour is high enough with
you IN view Of the poor crop There Is no, hall much
Wheat coming to narke; this year last although prices
of Flour Ccnra mich above the Of il.
city and its Immediate ,r:de the yesterday
saw merchant and produce dealer from Leg. eon, Mo,
and ne says they have very poor crop What terr u OF !;
very light After all the hopes exprgssed AID predictions
de fo1 crop, it will fall far short of it. The
rrcep Of Flour az NeOreans the pas; year. ending ti-
l,t inst 52 900 bb From all the information can
getand have bestowed much atteutiorthsy cannot
ceed 3C0 OOO bbls Soone Flour will sell here
Will be shipped for your market un ess You have
indications altogether d f-rent from my las, atriccs.
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DIED..

Tuesday evening, Doth Leonard, of Albert a ard
Prudence Rogers, aged 10 months.
On Tuesday 10Th, Harsrovs Howard son of Henry How
ard Jr, aged 1 years.
Monday 18th, Maa Jaue, wife Of Thomas Z Cooper in
her 22d year.
At New Haven Sept IS, Simeon Griswold, Esq aged 7s
In Portland, Me, 2ls,, Mrs Rebecca s Eot, widow Of
the la,e Jacob Rolic, aged Il.
AT Honolulu, Sandwich Islands March 20, Of consump
ton Miss Susan Colcord Is March %, Maria daughter
Of Mr. Richmond aged years; NJ r is native Of Taun
ton Mass. April 3, at the Hospital, David Pine, co..
colored, . native OF New York City, aged 49,
Near Cape Grardeau, Mo, on the Sd inst, Philip Short
Brown aged 37or he last fifteen years favorably known
as engineer aud commander Of various steamboats, the
Western Rivers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

SHOOTING. A grey-haired man. by the name
,f Patrick Rush. formerly an officer of the Grim.
IN ns Court, yesterday perpetrated most cruel and
NM unnatural deed, by shooting his wife From the
e;rcp,nstances attending the melancholy transac-
ton t it appears he did it with intent to kill, as he
,rss ,, armed with two rifle barrel pistols. The
wound though Of a dangerous character, is not
mortal. Rush was arrested by a police officer,
and is now in custody. Jealousy is said to be the
a,oyocation oi tbs unaanly and dastardiy achieve
lnent. 70. iropis.
SCHOONER SUNX.--'rhc steamer Rochester
came in collision with the schooner Equator, on
Saturday night, some where near Conneaut, and
sunk her. The Equator was from Detroit, and
had on board 1900 barrels Of flour, consigned to
Messrs. Waring, Stockton & Co. and Beecher s.
Co. A portion of the cargo has been taken of
and brought TO this port. Buffalo ADV.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28
MILLINERY GOODS,

T'HE subscriber would respectfully invite Mer-
chants and Mnerx call and examine his stock Of Al-
iasry Goods al No IS Beavsr-.teet Zone door from Pearl
street. and Inst below Vail strc H- has taken yrsst
bic and desirable styles and VERY CHEAP. He believes
his the best selected Of any the city and
embracing almost every article the Millinery line aad as
ne buys and sells cash. they help being chesps
She reputation he already has, of selling Millinery Coos
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere b. must De an
iiuce-nt fer call before tchssag he a.tehss
n. auction daily, avail himself of TIE bargains a'
NAY 0he' Au' ~ '1A - s''e ''' - 1. II. sTEVENs.
Nsn.york, sepssnber Y, laA az I9'1s
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New Episcopal Work.
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THE DOUBLE WITNESS OF THE CHURCH
.E TIL:

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oae elegant volume l6mo-PEics, q 2s
Contrat>.
W. are C!Iuschmen.
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y. HFPLEWON & co. Publishers,
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~ D!sPfpsla ana DebtlitY.-Seb-ns's Anti
Dypeptc sud RrstoratIS Coriiai -emedy Dys
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-nlin. Ii Iy ~ lersOus who hIY o;
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u Deception and I2npos itlot.-A si5 ard DEL
eisiioGS cs n tniiaoa .; ilty re orhesous ioi t
hi has t.sn advertised attempted - be i"istsd ,-
Pubiic / assist tie deceFo EEr ld>sEciaents have
one The lab-s nd directions the bu;iie IL sar'-
h- oIlg mas yE 80 COMPOSITION worthless aS r. Who
makes Il, 2ld L= ertgit trNt."Se te a
Of those who use l. The cou.ter.it snii - Que lolNr,
while ii- oncinai ana solo 10. ce's baErl
Tricurerors cured by !ert-ss patent nj L. and
dire o - ingredients oi winch X compose'i Is
use ~ prev n badness ant; sHd 10 m we ana cure
,cur nnd dandt. Gle mead l!cn i;aiuFities ln-
dncing the i natural curl aas pIths TO
j; b'ist and glossy without hts: gfeas anl eaflncs
.rr principal oc-s 10 Bfoliway cnrer 9 Liberty 81
s.irs OF OF the appointed agects. Remember the P:e
90 l-,ix
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MARRIED,

In Palmyra on the DIST, Carlton Rogers Sarah a
eldest dsug gher Of the late Henry PeGe Of Indian Key
Florida
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HENRY RUSSELL'S CONCERT

NIX HENRY kUSSELLrespec cttully announces
IFl TINT he purposes giving his Vocal Entertain ment
THIS EVENING, the Society Libnry Hail, corner OF
Leonar! street aud Broadway.
Upon occasion M uss! viii introduce E Eyei Dean
Resan5d-Also, Cardn. Woosey's Farewell Address to
Cromwell Nov The winter Of our d,sc9ntenron kch
The Maniac The Ship Fire. The Gamblers Wife The
Burial of Sir John Moore.
I Cussrl b.gs TO suggest that the Concert Room, al
though the most airy and elegantly fitted Of
in the city yeti Of limited capscy that !; would be exceed
iny,y desirable puh,se tickets the day previous 1t Is his
inet On TO conn. the number the capacity Of the
To commerce half past The rformanceo conclude at
oo'cIock. Tickets 50 each. .
admit schools he had application to Hlr
James L. Hewitt and Mr. At"Ps music sorrs Broadway
sG st
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GENTLEMEN's HATS OF THE PATTERN FOR
AUTUMN IS43 ARE NOW ON SALE AT
SPESCERS HAT WAREROOMs,

CnHII DLNS j.
The kinds and qualities of Hats sold this Sekaown IS
,ablishment as follows:
lt Finc SutIa being Of the quality and finish of The cr
S5artice. Price 81 25
3D. sarony NutIia differing but slightly from the
external appearance and capable OF almost equal ervce.
Price 81 Is
I'd Imitation Moeskn, OF extraordinary capacity for
vice and extreme The .yle ha,
cIusivey BY the Pa1isians Price 81 d
individuals nn.c9Gaa'ed with the productions OF this
a5hme informed tia; the shove articles though sold
at so decided reduction from he prices of other makers Of
repnte are nevertheless prepared style altogether
ce!!e0. $50 2wlsa
q Wire Window shades-slanufae,ured to or
der of any size shape figure ard handsomely fitted IN ma
osany frames paTor, basement Office ani other windows
hsil doors, screens for public ro0ms, SC. by
LEE * Co, lg Facro,y.stree
These beautiful Shades unlike ali Others admit all the ali
and light The and slec the se-t-at
the they obs;Tuct III. from the street ,o
and keep mosquitoes and other insects and
very ornamental. iY2z isri
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THE ALHAMRA SALOONS. Broadway, be
wen snneg and PnuceA, this prncely establishment
CONDUCTED b PhlaGe hiars and IN he Philalelpha s-
will be found cny the riches, Ice Creams ever offered IN
choices, jellles and every ac in the confectionery
line. Particular ntion Is invited 70 their Phiiadelphis
Cote. IA ard chocolate, with all the dcliceces Of In;
son served up il supsrlor manner 526 3tla.
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Markets. Cargully reported for TIE Tribune.
WrDSrsp,y Sent, ~

ASHESThe msr4e, is dull fcr pos mes, of ti,~ orders
having been filled, ard We only 10 bbs
90 OF Pearls some l50 btls have beea sold at 80!
mostly for home They are dull q, this rate.
COTrON--The marke, has been rather ,aaIe active 20
day a2d the sales sch about bales at prices The
are principally by speeulaors although spuners
are buying TO SONS extent;
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uOBOKEN.-lncreased atlractlons;-Free In
Fields every afternoon A superb Brass Band will be in at
Va. iev of ne and popular ans orcrtues marches &c &c
This additional novelty the fnramed beauty Of It's
erv cannot fail TO increase the pleasure derived from visit 70
Tr. tsry boats ply to Hoboksn from Barclay, Canal and
fbr;S,ooher streets. Fare ONLY St cents. Au7 in
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rROTON lNKS.-Tnese articles are warranted
Co be advance Of all Other inks now in use o' bInnc!
oi color nf rasg Sc AMI III R tns now n "biack
blue copying n'ebl red ald camine wenane, not 10 be-
fo steel pens a large assortment always hand, neatly
boxed ,o eSportoo Druggists s'aoneTs and dee[s aIe
invited TO call and txanne @ Is they vii b. furnished with
specimen gr,tis. L. .FRAH'lS, Nanuli.tutrlnE
stationer, &c Maiden lane and No. Liberty-stfee,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28
TILE NEW YORLD

VIII seize upon the minds n 300 900 persons, New
Yo. and elsewhere the character and variety of the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-28

DRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Under the
L care Of Rev. C. D JACKSON A, NJ. 255 Green street,
near Warerley Placs.-The Fall term will commence on
Monday September THE design Of this School to Civ.
very small number the Of tho rough and
pshed education preparatory College business under
The personal instruction. Of the Principal Circula
teI references, &c. be had AZ the house.
auJq1 1r,,o diSS
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CRANCEs'S HIGHLY IMPROVED NAN

ERANCES'S HIGHLY IMPROVED NAN
Il FOLD NRITER.-Ths article has now b-en before
the public hot or; time aud has gained Isrn.tloo o
SAM, copies daily pro9foi the high 'a.or hey h'o
ohtned 1: has c9 taken the scelence Of 'Ee Catys
$50 for rss have laid hem aside and given the Mancid
Writer tie rrsercnce hrdms them 10 he n.ater and more
pe!i,ious The Copying Books done up variety o,
sizes the paper b"ins led plain varyin: ia price IRON
TO S. Business and merchants " ho Xcconony WI
please call and examine the article and we vii guarantee tha
IL will recommend sclf more than column OF ads eE1sf!nS
Strangers visiting the city cautioned against Ton
uarolt yrgeT board steamboats, and AZ hoels seinse
~ bless article for few sings al the expense OF 't'
' L. FRANCIS T6 M4idsu lane,
LIN
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!, 70 Boarding schoolg,Irving Institute
jy22 Imis WM ?. LYON, A NJ, Principal
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MEMS BOYS AND CHlLDREN's, GOTH
HSSi.1 rlFET and I BOW ERY, will Assg eops94!y
f and compeie ass1Ims q III ,sosan . p41
made IN the MOST FASHIONABLE sIrLE, TO M'iCh lie moulo
respectfully the attention OF those IN want s
WESTiNGS Sc. By cvery Packet, and has Seen ed IN,
services Of yecenced Cutters, he pledges himself 20 WV
N B(iarmcn,s made TO order at The shortst ncf.ee'
and ,riih street piipctuGliiy si2 tr ma
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4 NERICAa MUSEUM. AERIAL GARDEN
SR ASs AEFEAsgaSs 4is aEnE H5HHr DAY AND
9 THIs paY iasi% and S iEf4S' 81 s S'''<A
Chippewa Indians and S4uaws,
+: mo; q9f 3 ;45 @9.19s @ N 1 kd d. IL Ia S.os % .
pear oD the xta:e IN several ot t.l-ir ns,'s
Indian Songs, War Dances. &c.
Alsoto ,.ir es.hrat=d W sR CAIQE. IN Mieh &
ar to paddle ioS2ss g ;ns YsTrf
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best dlne4tos Of Negro ShtaetoT and = he
void engaged FOR ys days 2H,yi 7' they s,yf oT b m
voesl,si = P.ii,e GELEs = he eharnas d4nsr NJ
COLLINS. tbe Comic Singer; Brsss Band OF I Nus-
''' aad 500 60 FEE: Fl1Es NEKSai6. EEiKGSai St SFs0''
h ts sH5 e, and d. SG5la
n,n:. and Wednesday 1ns Saturday. afternoons: Ds;
r:5.;s[. a 3Gg e; eas & s,sPrs g FRh Admission to the
pEaLEfo .>EW-YORK MUSEUN-Cnprsce
! tented Combination OF CuliostesSurPss,ss esci}-
IL Three Greatest cIio'e, in es,nee TO he seen for
,ss Il H'Pssr P half man 9. voas s so9assas 2 s
speech u rHE iifs S$Ia GaSr n GikL
IL Years Old. and Weighs 405 Pounds,
The fETTr; PR9PIoi. Is,,y 4,si oar yssf Old, and
lcel BY good adsrs be Geauire ;!,ey
ate, in h. lbs ,rb-. This splendid ,iscHea
naau noblemaI s:n!s et y"o end fully tcaiI tn IN,
reduce yaFlety OF m.I sSnss; danes; me nc:
f vailed Ian o n,aysy ana, rn.,n,,,.i ,r
sc5',s sp5 ry,rsYaslniist
'sS : pt = = T1rs t"FRiTH thn r,.s1l Daps.uss
l;faSS RIOWiNGi; and Splendid sELF-ACT!NG
P;ca ~ .,. Room to commences A. O'Clock
sf,srnocs entertainment. On SATURDAY at o'clock
CASTLE G.tRDEN.--For the Benefit OF Isaac
~ EDGE Jr Pyrotrchnist Thursday Evening, Sept 29 on
,yich occa,io, nlrnji,ir yhibifion Of FIREWORKS Will
b. rv-r The Bowling G-en Fountain will be hriliia'T
nnina,el with different coorsd frs the early par, Of Is
-venins and o'clock the exhibition VIII commence at the
Girdea. Tckc:: 95 csnts. %28 II
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SPLEN')lD NlttBlilO.S or more tiidn ti'y