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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-10

Az OLD ESTABLISHED EMlGRANT PAS
@E&$ SAGE OFFICE, 81 South street, New YoIk-Reg
sular Line of Packets-The subscriber continues
brIh persons from of Great Britain and Ireland
who be engaged by their friends here by the regular
of packet ships sailing days rom Liverpool Per
taken 20 them despatched without delay Liverpool and
will always sndeavor of the public
which has been literally bestowed for many
Ps and those remttng have drafts payable at all
the Banks and branches throughout the United Kingdom
i6r JOHN HERDMAN, 81 Roulh IT.
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london AND MANCHESTER INDIA RUE
Der GOODS.
NHOLEsALE AND RETAIL, No. 0 Wall street Tn
subscriber has received offers for sale large assor
tent Of imported India Rubber Water Proof Goods, viz;
Coats and Cspes ofsupco Lama Cnahmce Lama Persian
beuno and Cotton, Of all colors and sizes.
Clohndis Rubber Water Proof super Lama. Lama Per
and Cotton, pfepsrcd for tsilors
lndia Rubber Weddings for suspcnders, coysets, So
VIZ sm~r CHAR hRnAHAMSON
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BILLIARD SALOON. rfFl raT,
ARLLAY sTREET. THREE DOORS BELOW

TMPOKTA NT-0EkWAN SILVER! GERMAN SIN
i 'VER-JAMES O. MOFFET, i2l Prince street NJ. Y,
Offers for sale Wholesale and retail 1900 lbs OF German Silver,
the lowest market prices. r. $500. ...-..
N In consequence of the article himself he
can warrant il far superior before manufactured in
this country, and fully equal to the imported. ri
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TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
TYPES, AND ALL OTHER PRINTING MATERIALS
MANUFACTURED AT u.
@ ONNER'S
UNITED STATES TYPE Ann STEREnTVPE

FOUNDRY,
CORNER NASSAU AND ANN STREETS,
New YORK.
CAN BE HAD AT EIOHTEEI PER CENT DE-
DUCTION FROM OLD PRICES.
ME uoder gned resoecttuy informs the Old Patrons Of the
Type snd Sereotsoe Fouudr formerly known as JAMES
CONNER and moIe recentls CONNER CooKE and tn.
public IN general that jared orders for
PRINTING TYPES,
PRES& 8, CHASEs, CASES, IMPOSING STONES,
INK, FRAMES, and other article form
Complete Printing ESTABLISHMENTS favor able and
OF good Quality other Establishment in the United
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To tho Public,

To tho Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pup-
hshed every day of year except New Years day ana
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor 81 20 per an
num-postases pad-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-publishede every Saturday
rnorniHgpnce 81 cents per copy, % IL per annum
hostages paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
Hhas the largest circulation Of any paper in thus city,
the oera and IS therefore, the best channel for business
in the city country. Prices moderate-cash IN I'D
vance.
PRINTING ofall kinds executed ct the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPHEroR o HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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S&k OLD BLACK BALL LINE or PACKET
MN SHIPS-Pacset Of the 18Th A,'il-The well known
.fn cl's, packet ship NEW YORK. Capt Chopper.
will be despatched as above, her regular day.
She has excellent accommodations for cabin and steerage
pass~nge.hose wishing beIths will make
early application to JOHN HERDMAN
81 South street.
N B-Those seniing for their friends residing in Great
Britain Ireland their by the
packet ships sailing weekly from Liverpool, at the lowest
rates.
Drafts furnished usual for amoust payable in all the
principal towns throughout the United Kingdom. Apply
above. a7ec
E&R FOR LIVERPOOL-Regu.r Packet 10Th April.
M&\-The splendid new packet ship LIVERPOOL,
John Eldrdge master ll3o tons, will sail as above
her regular d.v.
For eicht of the bulk 500 bes cotton passage having
elegant and apply the
on board, West aide Burng Slip or TO
s5r WOODHULL & MINTURNs. 81 South st. +,
SIX EOH SALE CHEAP-Ibe splendid s!oop yacht
&M EAGLE, 80 feet long. IN beam. ~ aeep, conper
nrst ia horse would be taken in payment For
ucuars appy TO N COBB. Boomnadae. where the va hit
can be seen, or to JAMES bARNHAM, ....
as lwtec Barnhan Mansion House, Bloompgdale.
kkR BARGE WANTED-One two Buges wanted,
& that viii carry from to ESQ on. fo5 Which county
The boats must be sound and perfect order Address line
Barge" to this office, stating and full particulars, which
will be regularly attended II. f'...-H m30 2w I'm
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REAL HAVANA stGARs.aThe lovers Of 2 genuine
~ Havana Segar would do well TO call at 1870 Broadway,
unser the Cafe Toon between Lsery and Cedar streets,
which place they find the largest assortment In the city
NILS lmsee NOLTEMEHER,
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l.. BARONTO

A RTIsT, in Alabaster Marble scauola &s from Italy
ARsspecally invites the gentry the inhabitants shopkee
Bazaa, dealers and the public general
his Museum OF Arts No % Orchard street. (between Grand
and Division seets) which open for Inspection with
bas,er black marble spar agata Yellow stone salacte red
consisting of various Of groups figures bus tazze
Hebe ewes Etuscan vases candesck ape pen trays nh
stands watch clock stands time pieces spill pots
antique lamps shell oval bottles and single
dogs, tables hoentns baskets balls cows, lions, breaches
aeckaces obelsks bell goZzoy
weights stands card boxes, snuff boxe birds
paintings Of Mount Vuvus Of Naples; books concho
ogy, mineraIogy geology marine botanis &C. Sc Price OF
articles from 2h cents to 500.
Cleaning and repairing Of every description on moderate
terms.
Admission free. $50 6ws
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UNITED STATES
TIE A E M RUM,
l2l late l29 Chatham street, Netr York.
And ll6 Fulton street Rrooklvn

sAsEncY 3ls BLEEcKER street,
wv HO LESALE AND RETAIL,
1'HE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale new and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their assorment specially INCLUDES the most delicious and
powerful grades Of Green and Black Every package bea the
hSroushY secured from Light and air. ha. their and
Of prosecuting business perhaps scarcely exceed II
founded upon the utmost regard to the rights Of the
Vailed chesPpes All purchaser, called upon
articles which fa TO give them the satisfaction which
the will be cheerfully and promptly refunded Country
merchants public establishments heads Of families aud ship
masters will find decded advantage supply themselves
from this establishment
GENUINE JAVA CorFEE roasted every day.
Orders from all parts Of the United States executed with
prvmptitude and despatch.
The only warehouse in America for the sale of Hou-
luas celebrated Black Tea. o2o 1msm
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DISTRESSING Casual rY On the evening OF the
9Th INST three sons at Peer Culbert, rope manutsc.
urer OF this the Oldest only fourteen Of eye,
we're drowned near the residence OF MIR. Z. about
miles south OF this village The Oldest lad skating upon
small mill pond the Shelburn rosd and acc q, ally
skating into open spot where the water eight or
zen feet deep. The two ounger brothers, attempting
20 pull him cut were both drawn into the water where
hey all perhea The bodies have been recov cred
An afflicted fnher ard mother thus lett
nnmely los of III se promising children, their only
sons Burlington (pt) S,nhn.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-14

DAYS SHEET RUBBER OVER sHOEs-a5 Maiden
Lane Experiences has that leather sole be
tached TO India Rubber upper impossible
Parae them in the wearing These Over Shoes
have already thrown dsuse leather shoes
furnished by The RoIbuy India Rubber IS
beteS than being made by any other esabshms the
trade The patent quilted slipper Over Shoes and Boots are
furnished only at this establishment Every article
ing to the rubber business for sale made ORDER
HORACE II. DAY,
Successor to theiRoxbury ]. r. c.,
n3 lmsr as Maid IN I,pns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-14

BOAT AND OARBAZAAR-At this e,tabIishment canbe
suggest Look at what he has and then judge
the following unrivalled boats viz The swftu su, y,
Newiaundland the sixteen foot sailing Dinky TroablS;
row beats Henry STARK WHICH won 20 IS months;
he noef G,%eIs the W. Chapman the forty foot
the brass mounted gig Neptune for Tampco Bay and host
OARS, SWEEPS AND sCULLs-i5o,ooo fee, on hand,
also 1900 feet Of Lenad celebrated Scus for sale Tins
branch Of his business truly worthy Of attention
Look the prices only three and four pence foot the
that won last be his Office Sixty
Boats always hand Visit his BaZaan IL you desire treat
C. L. INGERSOLL,
1851 and az Water and III Cherry seet-sole proprietor
oc2t 2msr
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FIRES IN CsSArA WtsT The nrw and extensive
Irlst NH, IN G,lt, CaDad4 West, belor cling To H.
Ewmt, was destroy ed by fire on Saturday, week. A
quantity OF ur the stones al d boring chths were
avtd hut great d.sl OF what burnt-no in
A pail factory belonging to Mr. Chapman, a saw
"ill belonging to w. Dickson. and filling mill.
nc property oi w 3 Mackenzie, in uhch the f,e
rigna'ed, were all Consumed. MIR Chapman, we learn,
vas insured for $4,000 in The Mu'ual
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pLANCARp,s PATENT STATUE WOOD coal

RLANCARD'S PATENT STATUE WOOD COAL
STOVES-tor halls parlors Offices stores. steamboats,
Nc. For beauty comfort and euaed by
stove in the United States These stoves Statue of
mgon the Father Of country surnountng two pedestas
one for wood and the Other for coal The for wood
srncted for live and dumb combined and for live
stove only The fire chamber in the pedestal constructed
such minne that the IRE BY means of reyeab plate
paen IN the sove the heat circulate through the
entire height Of the statue living large and beautiful datns
surface They have also hot air chamber attached every
thing being arranged on the most scientific principle For
general utility they cannot fail 70 give satisfaction The sub
nd satisfy themselves Of the acts They can be seen in
operation daily and for sale only in the city M street
o2l m m S NA'''1S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-14

MURDER TRIAL IN BALTIMORE Adam Horn Ia
10 he tried in fillmore week the OF his
p,f
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TRIAL FOR MURDER Three persons, named
Polly Phillips Joseph Phillips and Andrew N Bell ere
under trial at Psbug for the murder Of Joseph Orr,
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<G.s Root ANp SHOE STORE.

<s,s3 BOOT ANp SHOE STORE.
SscNnS JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and the pubc that he has commenced business the above
line AZ NO " Nassau street. where he will thankfully receive
and faithfully execute ali oreri hesnay be favored with The
Inost reasonable terma for caah. iy77r
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A~A TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH OR
MaTWshy' u asy ro al ,hs
ses.s&sag il eonnexion with the Central Railroad to
packets GENERAL CLINCH, Capt. j. p Brooks and
CHARLESTON, Capt F. Bsrden, will leave Charleston eve
ter the arrival Of the Wilmington boats from the north, arv
Savannah the day and will leave Savannah on
days above at o'clock NJ after the arrival Of the
ears from Macon.
TRAVELLERS will find be the cheapest and most eIpedi-
togs route to the south and The above bos fitted
superior style and pains will be spared
certainty, com and expedition the travelling pub
lie. JOHN b. LAFITTE, Agent
- Fitzsimm0ns' Wharf Charleston
Charleston. September, l843 SIT 2m*r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
SUPREME COURT.

:SynOpsis Of an Act firing the time of holding
the Suprems~ Court Of Ohio.
We hasten 10 lay before our readers sy-
nopss Of the law, just passed the Legislature,
FIXING the times Of holding the supreme Court
of Ohio for the year l943. The Court will
hold is sessiOns 90 follows 10 vii: 10 the
County Of
CoIumbiaua, Feb. q. Jefferson, March 2.
Belmont Msrch 6. Washington March 10.
Melgs March l3. Gallia March l5. Law.
renee, March lS. Scioto March 20 Adams
March %. Brown March 81. Clermont,
March 80. Hamilton April 8 Butler May l.
Warren May 4. Clinton Mays. Highland
May 10 FsyeHe May l3. Madison MAY Is
Clark May II. Greene May l9. Montgom-
cry May 22. Pfsb!e June 5. Dark June 2.
Miami June 9. Shelby June IL Mercer June
Is. Allen June II. Hardin June 10. Logan
June 81. Champaign June %. Union June
26, Delaware, June q. Marion juno 20.
Crawford Ju'y ]. Seneca July 8. Han
cock July 5. Punam July =. Van Vert
July 10. Pauldlug July IL. Wtlliame, July
IA. Henry July II. Lucas July 10 Wood
July 81. SanduskY July "a. Erie July ~.
Ottawa July 81. Huron August 2. LOrain
August S. CuyahOga Augnst 2. Geavga
Angus. 81. Lake August 26. Ashtabula
August 81. Trumbull September 4. Portage
September IL. Summit September IA. Medi-
na September l6. Wayne September ls.
Richland September 81. Knox September %
Licking October 4. COshocton October 9.
HolmeS October IL. Tuscarawas October l3
Stark October l6. Carroll October 19.
Harrison October 2f. Monroe October g.
Guernsey October n. Muskngum October
80. Morgan November 8. Perry November
g. Fairfield November H. Hooking NOvem-
l6. Athens November l9. Jackson Novem-
Der 20: Pike November 22 Ross November
| "a. Plokaway November %, Franklin De-
csmber I. Court 10 Bank DsC.s4 Sc StasS
| man.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
CONGRESS-.
Wedu esday, Jan. 4, 1SA3.


Tn the Senate, petitions from everywhere
aUains. the repeal Of the Bankrupt Law. M.
Calhoun regretted he must 60 for repeal. He
thought the Law unconstitutional MI. TALL
madSe vented The Law modified. Mr.. Merick
introduced bill 10 prevent fraud on The Post
office Department and 10 reduce the postage
on lettsre. Mr. Rives offered a resolution cal
ling on the President for copies Of any adds
iOnsl correspondents on the subject Of The
burning Of the Caroline.
10 The House, aGsr much uninteresing ac-
ton, M. Bovine renewed his resolution d-
riccliDg the judcarr committee 10 report on
Thursday sill TO refund the 6ne imposed on
Gen. Jackson BY Judge Hail. A loug. debate
ensued, and continued until the morning hour
expired. The House then resumed the con.
pidsialieR oflhs hill,orepealihs bankrup.law.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
rLATER FROM MEXICO.

TheU u. y. Ship Falmouth arrived at New
sOfIc9ns on the 22d ult., direct from Vera
Cmx sad Tampice.. She brought one hum
dred and thirty thousand dollars Of specie, !,
1The news from Vera CfrZ is 10 The Isl uli.
II was gsnsrally believed lhatthei government
.wUse about 10 make important alterations iu
ahe ,Guf, in such manner as to increase the
vuisOf doiiss 90 cotton goods. "A body Oftwo
handrsd men stnved a,-Vera Cruz Nov. S0h
10 be embarked Immediately for Campeachy,
Nn the same day, steamer arrived from
Camp sechy. aud reported lha. several at
ismpls hadsbeens made to carry the city, but
they had on zach occasion been repulsed.
About eight hundred men have died. and
-four hundred are in the hospitSls.
sByihe way Of MszAllan. news hSvs5b been
received from the Marguesas Islands. to the
effect that q Gacas had arisen bewleen the
..peopleaof the islands aud The Frencb, during
ssbsch, the, Governor, an officer, and several
.seldieys were -k'Iled.--N' Y. MOfn, Pos.
~ e.; .4-sAA-
F'fDoET WANT RI REPRALED. Some Of the
81. Louis papers protect sgaGsl the repeal Of
1hs~BsDkrupi Law, on -theground that under
'she law, thus far, not single bankrupt in
ghais Ssate bas been able to avaii himself Of
ShepsOviSions Of tho law. on account Of lhe
lppinioiI hdSd byJudee Well, adverse 10 ito
pGssilutionali 5.Phk 9Vmss. ~,
nhsssvid6nsoS Or extreme poverty aud a,
fclle disifese slare % terribly every day 10
sht faoe. Yorfurday several persons begged
one 81 or MntisiTseO io:Send them loprison
4., 49, 80. 2tS - ~ I. 80 d,.,,saas .v,1
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12

The edt'r ofthe Batd wn Gsz tta says,
tltt bis subscribers mako him, evel .agaiustl
his will, adhere t J the one sacred Cqmma0d.
"Lsy utt up for yourself ttsasartn 81 % tk.i M
GTSA email sleiphing paltf lo0 H,6kSf
gett emen, dined Il Nsshav, Mas "a IN
TuesdsS.wesk, sSys lhe Lpwsll n d 3 # 6
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
lLLINalssTAT BANK.

A bill has been introduced into tho NIinoie
House of Representatives 10 wind up The State
Bank. 1t is said that il will pass both bran.
ehes, and become law. So ends that insli-
tuition. II will pay 80 to 80 cenls OB the dol
lar in specie for its notes, and givea cerlii~
cate for the balance. IS. 4ts ,sl-.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
DUELLING.

We perceive by the proceedings Of Con-
gress, that Mr.. Stra,ion has offered a resolu>
ton which was adopted, "nstructine the COM
mit,ee on foreign affairs to inquire inlo The ex-
ped'ency Of reporting bill for suppressng
duelllng in The navy"
The surest aud most sffectual manner Of
stopping this brutal practice 10 the army aud
navy would be 10 make il imperative on tho
President of the United Safes to dismiss
from the service all principles and seconds en-.
gagged in duels. Nwe are not mistaken ,here
was not a duel fought by the officers Of the
army or navy during Gen. Jackson's admiois-
tratiOn after the date Of his dismissal Of tho
Midshipmen engaged in duel near Philadel.
phia. ID ..
RHODE ISLAND ATPAIRs.- Provide suee
Express represents the accounts from the
southern part Of the State as Of the most
cheering import; and those of the towns in
other parts are Of similar character. Oftho,
recent registration Of names, the Demo Gratis,
claim large majority. The people have been
aroused by the prescriptions and perseculioBs,
Of thelr arrogant rulers, until they arc com-
plelely prepared for action; and the alacrily
and zeal With which they registered theiE
names, and came 10 tho rescue, is a sure pree
snge Of The glorious triumph which awaits IA
at the spring election. ID
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
SINGULAR STATE OF THE REPUB-


The Uniied States, in all its movements. is
in similar condition, to lha, slale Of effeve-
scence which preceded the revolution in Eng
land 1920 30 or that in France in 1890 Ev"
cry element Of society. thought, religion, poll
iiics. morals, literature, trade, currency or
philosophy, is 10 a state Of agitation. discus
sion, transition, or change. Yet, from the in
s,ltu,ion Of universal suffto9e, and the perfect
freedom Of though, and effor', no violence can
take place-nO collision Of classes civil
war-uo iusurrectOn-no bloOd-nothing but
good results.
10 politics, we have two great parties, and
half dozen Pres siden,ial candidates, one of
which will be elected in 1874. 10 finance, we
have hundr dreds OF solvent aud broken banks
a restricted curency-very low prices -plen-
iy Of provieiOns-and plenty Of debt. 10 pri-
va,e bankruptcy, probably so, 600 persons have
already taken the benefit o! the act, and wiped
out debts to the amount Of $50, 900, 900. 10
religion, we have dozens of creeds-and
fresh revelation starling eveTy year or ofteher.
In morals, we have oil sors Of ideas; and in
literature, every thing in confusIOn--sceptcal
philosophy and ma,srialisn seem, however, 10
be gaining ground and popularity al every
step.
This is The most original and varied coun-
try und 81 Tie aeR--and none other is worth
fNS.s Ysyk HernN
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
[hs,s York Herald.

tNtssS e~''' NNS'S 'S''N''
The WAY the CHINESE WILL PAY THE Eve.
LrsH-T Boston Poet thus states how The
Chinese will pay of that @2l, 900, ,OO0:-
when China mad to payfor the ransom Of
Canton that government imposed duty Of
Eve taels per. ID. upon the 80 600, 600 lb. Of
tea annually exported, and Of which 4O,0OO,-
900 ID are taken by Engshmen; BY this
means the Chinese reimbursed themselves in
falher more ahau two years. Ia the same man
ner, by imposing an additional duty OF Eve taOl
the qouernmen, Of China will be cash in hand
before the time is expired-fout years--l
paying tho $2l, ,0Ooi0Oe.'
OUTRAGEoUS,-The following, from
tho louisville Journal 10 disgrace 10 human
nature. The head that could conceive and The
man that could pen such on article, under the
circumstances must be the vilest OF the vile.
Ball. Rep.
"Mr. Spencer, Secretary Of War is most
unfortunate in his sons-ons Of them commits
ted forgery in New York a couple Of years
ago; Aed from justice, end has since been
wandering up and down in the country,
swindler BY trade. And another. il appears,
has just been hanged for muliny and coniem-
plated piracy. Evidently there's seoundrels
blood in the veins Of the family. We think,
however, that has only been modified in the
transmission Of the parent fountain: The fa-
ihsr 10 politically what the boys are morally,
q swinder and q pirate. If the father 10 un-
fortunate in the sons, the sons sle equally unS
fortunate in the falher.-- Louisville Jour.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12

The question was sliI on the motion Of M
Cave Johnson, iur:ructng the judiciary cohls,
mitee TO report bill for the unqualified q
peal Of tho law. Mr.. BOVINE made a loaa
speecb.- Mr.. Merri~ ether and M. Gushing
succeeded, ind oil were equally irrelevant end
political. Mr.. Pickons aud Mr.. Pr fiji fol-
lowed Phil Times.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12

Rstrsachmspt in Arkansas. "A bill has pas
sed both branches of the Arkansas Legisla--
ture, reducing The salary of The Governor 10.
$500, Secretary Of State 10 $500, treasurer
to $500, auditor to $500, supreme judges to,
Sl,5OO and circu. judges to 1,000 The pay
Of lbe members Of the Legislature was redu--
ced to SO per day..-Bah. Rp..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12

Another incarnation of the spirit of fin ANGEL
It is discovered that Mr.. NicholE late Sscre-
tary to the New York Life Insurance and
Trvst company, Is defauter abou, $4,000,
dollars. This is great world. We are getting
ashamed Of il, and have half amind 10 cut i,s,
acqIainlance.-PML Times. e-!r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
"THE Hoau and ..lAe cooN." Tb,

Mobile Advertiser. has the following:
''Soms savage tribes, before going inlo bat
Ile, offer sacrifices and homage To- the national
idol, and if they come back defeated, strip and
bea. him. II is a barbarous Practice 10 be
sure, but not unlike 10 spirit 70 The hafshness
with wfioh some wings treat their late idol.
To give them the nams Of their Pgtfon beast,
dlsttrbs and half offsnds then We cannot
! Eelph. They sslecied.she co66 for their pct
emble n -.we bad the skInp|ng Of him; when
We cdh'a -s.and We arc not 60 soft hearted as
10 BE uoiry thai We hsTe given them 50 much
Cause y t6 Al karis5 as' welt 20 sorry. .s
sebtstt py seem 10 Sc nbie 70 gay,loF
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12

THE LATE CABINET.-A Washington
correspondent Of the New York Union, 70.
ferring 10 the recently published letterS Of
Messrs. Criueuden and Ewing, remarks.
The Presidents patience has eerlainly been
tried most severely ]. may not alwsyS en-
duEe.
And, let me say, ,hstI KNOW he las in his
possession the facts and TIE prOOts to UindiOGte
himself trinmphGndy before his country end
the world from all the foul a'Persious winch
some fhs late cabinet have heaPed upon
him."
4 INDIANA u. 8. SENATOR. .--0n joint ballot
for Senator in the lndisns Legislature, the
Two pArIies are tied. Hon. Jas. q, Marshstl
and Hon. Ww, HsndttsOn, tie PrsnirehI esn