New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-27
In ST. Loais-poiiftcs-
Freshet-Cairo. &c. DC.
4 Tf.t New-iork I Irlbane

ST LotisrApril I'm. isi'.
7t,,. * nabia- new herr unless except the ahleE
doctrines. which streaer enough are making some
anonrs a.. Anirn. Magnetism seeking whom u ma!
dsrour and carving actually captive sill! nitieHs' ~
women who rea. bre.chs and Mormon female who Hoa's
If Rim the yIr-n Msrr and Of containing within hsr the
scond Saviour who 10 be uShered late ih wicked
world upon In. awful I'D day OF April Instant say ''es
:, 4, for unh.ppy fo her rr-tenSlous as SAINT pr
rI-,sss aad woman. the child was bora last we-s ana
proved to b. sri With these exceptions and the aisaf
,esance last Of truly Siberian winter ~''' bop
has cone to his caves Ia Iceland rstan no mere nnt'
about the middle OF next Christmas # iadsed W. ere ever !"
ha, any ChristHas, and slight FrIl'ai 81 oess
long slurt-riu- to many eyes the heavy sieP that snow"
M v.si,~ with ;h.se s,esrtonS haskrnc IN the
calm oi 4 Ioue pesce. Thank heaven we ha'e no more
Banks to break bat The Bank Of The State OF Missouri ana
,e If We nav Feryous,s body, that Lord Coke irinst
declares has o: she has IN her vaults dotai - d1a
f,r her circu.tou very marry tat y ara iT'! DOWN
to the spc basis, II that general rnn t'
gul,e low dogn ' 'n Ba-n dentacocue cNtH -
,ihlv drsirr This Thing cf being dGrR upon bfSt',
orin. i aready thought nv had ioco-F ec's 10 'r
not exactly what cracked mp 10 bs here are ."
-fracrlin- . hard money PHILOSOPHERS amoa- the Lo.N
here but their .drg organ IN the Suis The Missouri Re
porter published here by rrn Jr. ;kS the ohsronrd
strongly bcldy and mas add ably. Thus, hs Is under
minng Tom Benyou foundation rapidly and etscinailk--
Thai great HumbugCe,s longer the zenith but
!, sinking the nadr aud like tn Of another Luz
c;f III fall To mor. He expected here short
iy to look after Mr. Van Bureu which manifest
Is grower weaker daily before the growing popularity IN th
Loco ranks o the warrior Dick Johnson who stronger
man b, many thousands this dir Missouri Indiana aud
kentucky, than Martin an waS, ever VIII b. MI
TYLER, friends making tremendous efforts 10 push
him in these lattud.s. He has organ here in full blast
Tn. Old School Democrat ia It's name. should not ~
ysstIy surprised # h should out.-enersl Calhoun Van Bu
rem Dick Johnson, aud all and GET the nomination Of the
Convention The mad- recent, IN Newly ok ampng
Loco. FocoS. surprise all here hat do ,hry ine'ui
Can it the Empire Loco, will surrender tlreir III
tlc EcIipse and ,abe Nh T, What piece ot work Is
man, However, our Harry Of the West would beat Mr
,ier quite EASILY eats his breakfast
The shines hnshy to-day ard yeceitron VII soon
spring mp ',ereath GENIAL rays The Mississippi River
has risen re feet since Yesterday at noon, and still swells
All the upper open and the flood will soon
come which will 4stonsh Certain folk and about
known hy the oi Cairo. That i city which ''u
knox be built the confluence of the Mississippi
and OHIO yers upon nothing The best foundation that
could be found guckssnd. and that
Thousands Of dollars have been there expended upon what
suppose, Mr. J. @ Adams would call Fersomfra'ion
c ided sort Of mcoporeal hcrsdlmeu', tn legal
definition Of which Is rish issuing out OF thing inccr.
porGie whether rra personal concerning ann.>ed
to the so,ne Thsis Cairo, ISSUING OF, annexed 10,
and concerning the Bank Of Care! Caro- NAV he stdown
b. ncorpoat- heredment any tine between the first
Of pri aud the first oi August; the other part n thu yesr
IS freehold interest Ia the mosquctots and ifocs
fouf', PEDRO.
IonN QuIycY ApAMs-Thc following is given
as an accurate account Of the domestic habits OF
loHy Quincy ApAMs the most wonderful OF living
Statesmen:
Al home John Quincy Adams is universally re-
spcctcd, and on all occasions acts the part OF
genuine republican. He always rises at day break,
and long before the up you will find hun at
his desk in his chamber, writing or porng over
papers which have been handed down to hum by
his patriotic SIRE who served his country zeal
ouslv and advantageously in the stormy days Of
the revolution Mr.. Adams enters heartily INTO
the wants of his fellow. .townsmcn; he often otti
ciatcs as moderator at the town meetings IN GUM
cy and as often acts as arbter settling disputes
which occur between his ncighbors. Hell spor
tive and full of instructive anecdotes. tic at
tends church constantly, and notwithstanding he
keeps two or three carriages he always walks
When the tide suits lie is fond Of walking TO the
beach. about mile from his house, to have sol
itarv swim in the salt sea ; and this is pretty
well for gentleman OF his advanced age. Mr.
Adams is now over seventy years OF age, and be-
ng exceedingly temperate and mctliodical IN every
thing, he always ENJOYS excellent health Ills
constitution is us sound as it was thirty years ago
PRESERVATION OF TIMRER.-Thc officers OF the
Ordnance Department at Washington have been
engaged in testing by experiments DIR. Earic's
process Of preserving timber, having been deferred
by its cxpenslveness from employing kyanlzlng.'
A letter from Lieut.. Col Talcott to the Secretary
of War states, as the result Of these experiments,
that the imprcgnation of timber BY DIR. Earlc's
process may be effected with timber of any size !;
that timber thus cured IS in great measure moor
rupt!bc, free from the attack of worms, and dry
rot that the strength is not at all reduced, while
It's toughness is improved; that It's chcapness re-
colnmends it, and that it is cmlncntly deserving
the patronage of the Government Other officers
in the service corroboratc thus statement.
Treasury NOTES AsrRAY.-The Secretary of
the Treasury advcrtlscs long list OF Treasury
Notes all but twelve issued IN ISL and lSl2,
varying the sums from 30 to $1,000, bearing 6
per cent interest whichit seems had been received
at The New Orleans Custom House, cancelled
there, and sent To the Treasury, which they never
reached. The notice of the Treasury is to warn
the public against receiving any OF the notes,
they are invalid and viii not be paid.
u Mason, the Irishman who was arrested at
Philadelphia suspicion of beng the murderer
of Mr.. and Mrs Parthemorc, has been taken back
to Harrisburg and examined. \ correspondent
of the L. S Gazette says he has already proved
where he was during all the time exccp, for four
hours when the murder was committed; !; and that
witness is ready to testify that Mason was with
him all that time. McWhorter, to whom Mason
is said to have confessed his guilt, testities
to nothing of the kind. Hesays Mason only told
linn he had been arrested on suspicion of having
committed the murder. Mason says he was try
ing to eiope from his wife, and that he wished to
be secreted on board the vessel 70 sccure bus de.