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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
Free Trade in Measuring.

Is there nothing but roguery in this vlllainous
world Does nobody adhere to principle or pos
sess any Here is our especial friend, Hon. Paul
Grout, whom VIC esteemed one of the stcrnest
Free Trade men in the land, suing persons for
damages by him received and suffered, IN that
they have measured Grain, as they were hired
and paid to do to the prejudice of his office OF
Mcasurer-General Of Grain (See Trial report
ed in our LAST Is there not Free Trade man
from Montauk to Niagara whose principles can
withstand the seductons of place and pocket
Won't the Free Trade Association offer pre-
MUM for one? Well there are JuREs left yet
that s a comfort !
~ The Rochester Ercning Post must be
careful how it speaks Of our excellent friend Fen
irnorc Cooper, or it will catch summons to face
the music in the Third judicial District Alter
expressing the opinion that the last suit brought
AGAINST us by Mr.. G.. is wholly frivolous, and hop
lne that the prosecutor may be made TO pay ms
own costs, the Post gives notice that it will not
hencefcrth notice work by Mr.. c. nor commend
a periodical to which he is admitted as contrl-
butor until Fcnimore dessts from his present
career. The Post farther says:
Having the ica Of libesui, before eyes can
only say OF his conduct Weed Of the Albany Journal
that it was--fl, conduct Of hiy Cooper.
Cautious as our contemporary attempts to be,
we are afraid he has put his foot in it. The as
sertion above quoted is certainly disparagmg, and
therefore, according to Third judicial District de-
,.;s;onc Ehclouc bevopd controversy So the Post
may as well scrapc together its coppers to the
amount of $500, and prepare for a summons TO
('ooDerstOWn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
Il The following gentlemen have been admit
ted as cornsellors and attorneys Of the Supreme
{ nl1rt at tie nrnSnnt term IT | ilicn


COMMUNICATIONS .iikiu Lorenzo D. aIt-.k De-
wit, C. Bates }. II. Bayard, Ees Blown Alexander 10
burn, Henry H. Cozz-ls. Morn. FosiIck Nathaniel Foot,
David r. Garnlss Anasa Is. Jerome ranci, keenan,. eco
w. Noxon Horao q. OIdrrlo:i !lshua Morse il, Oh
yer A. Morse Oliver II. Palmer Henry .helaoa John 4.
Seeley John Vanderbilt George Cii!leJ WsGr1 Grayon b.
Wheeler-20.
ArroRxEys.-Hshry AlAer William K. Anthony RoJ-,,
F.. Andrews Samuel g. NJ. EccEHi;h La ?. Barur>, an
drew Boaduan Seth " Bs,r,5i-y Wellington II. Butter
field, John Z. BuEill, Jr, Selrouus James p.
Butler William C. Belts, Georce r Bickuel, Bloomfield
j. Beach, David Cow!es Edwin P Carr, George II Con-
Peter Y. Cutler, Cabel B Crumb, Charles D. Colmal.
Robert Christie Jr Elisha O. Crosby Eusebus w Dodge,
James Z. Daba William J. Dodge, Isaac Edwards Ella
Evans James VI. Elwood William Fitzgerald James
q. Graham William W Green George f Ravens, solomon
Hubbard andrew Harrison, Richard N HarnRg;on Loren.
X. Haddock, Albert \. HAYES, Grorge VI. Morton,
Quincy A Johnson Henry t. Johnson William Il. Kelsey
Alonxo P Knball Eugene ie!s Luke Lincoln, Edward
l. Lynch Demostheues c. l. Roy George d. Il Mount,
Ceoree lilies. Josiah T. Miller, Isaac Mott . Newton
MESSENGER William Macrea, 5 V r. Mallory ira A. Per.
rn Warner H. Porter Charles r Parker Oliver II Palmer.
William Robertson. Simeon Rood John 4. Rasback Sam.
uel 1. Rose Austin Sober, Cauncey Shaitrr, \, Scot
Sloan Albert G. Stevens Daniel Shepard Horatio &.
Siunway. George II Swift, Jr., Levi Ward Smith YIN.
H. stewart Alpheus L. Tucker, John P II. Tanan, Cs.
f. Thompson Johu J. Veil. Nicholas -zn Vraukn,
Billingion c. Whiting Harvey J. Wood j. SAMUEL II.
Whi.loek, Joseph c Wright, Robert D. Watson Rufus
Wills \,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

u The FARMERS Clue VIII have It's second
meeting and dinner at the Pacific Hotel to-day at
, O'Clock. We trust gentlemen who are interest
ed IN Agriculture and the kindred Arts VIII make
point Of attending these social gatherings
They VIII meet a choice company, and obtain
much valuable information. tSee card
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

THE LATE FIRE IN SAsDwICH Woons.-The
Yarmouth Register says that the extent of land
burned over by this fire has been estimated at
from thirty to forty thousand acres that about
half of this was wc-woodcd and very valuable,
but the rest WAS of little value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

Go1p BY THE PorND-Peeples Il Bradford at
their Gold Mill in Tallapoosa County. obtained IN
eight and half days preceding the 22d June last,
Eleven Pounds of Gold in the ''qaick'-cqual
fully to five pounds of pure Gold. At another
mill the yield in one day was lO4 pcnnywcIghts
of Pnre Gold. East Alabamian, Sth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of CoI:e.es.
DREADFUL EFFECTS OF IySNTTY.-The Bowl
ING Green Gazette Of the Sth SAYS:

jacob O. Drake ihs County. Who Tor several DAYS
previously De deeply dponteni and distressed
of his family his debts and his destitut!on on
Sunday iati in III Of deran --negt, killed his - child
and with piece OF pl2ak bruised, uangled aud almost
Killed ms wife. Ker skull broken, and many severe
WOUNDS inflicted upon he. lead; and bs at-rapte to
Kill himself with old casekni= cutting his throat from
Re is sail living and his wife rlay perhaps .s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

u Jacob Betsinger of Lenox. in Madison Co.
committed suicide on the Sth INST. by hanging
himself with silk handkerchief He did 1t IN
consequence of difficulty with his father, who
tuned HIM out Of doors on account Of having
married a young lady in opposition to his wishes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

Low FAREs.-When the Directors of the West
crn Railroad resolved TO reduce the charge for
first-class passage from Boston to Albany Q13
miles from So to 81, a great many Stockhod-
ers were apprchenslve that the income of the Road
would be diminished, and the value of their Stock
ruined. 4 strenuous resistance was made, but
low fares prevailed. The result is that the nuns
Der of passengers, as compared with that of last
year, is nearly Doubted, and the Receipts are
largely increased with no corresponding increase
of Expenditures VIII not other Railroads take a
hint from this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
Court CaIendar-This Day.

CIRCUIT Counr-Nos 80 So IS, 10, 81, 10, 6s 60 20,
II. r. 49, -, -, rs, II, rs, 10 50, 81, 81.
CoMMoS Pleas Nos. 81 23 "a Is % 81 %. 80, 30,
81 g.! 49, 3D. 35 30, 81, 49, 80 10, Al, -, A. 40, i6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

The question of calling Convention to revise
the State Constitution has been passed on BY
the People at this election and decided in the al
firmatiYe by large majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
From ST. DoM1yGo.-The following IS an eS-
tract from letter from Cape Haytien, St Do


tract from a letter from Cape Hayden, st DO
n,ingo brought by schr. Curlew, and dated
Carr HAYTIES, July Isl
Cuisines began 10 look very brisk, and indeed
from appearances there VIII be great deal done
here the next season. a great excitement Is
capsed here on account Of the coming election iof
President. which Will come on about the latter
mart Of next month"; when | have no doubt that
there viii be a struggle. on small scale equal
70 that Of the elections in the L. S. The yellow
fever is raging here much 10 the alarm oil the
foreigners it has not, however, shown l'Sen
IN its worst character yet, and every precautlon
taken to keep 1t down.
1t has been very pcaccabe here since the ter
mination of the war, considering Tie Unsettled
state Of affairs.
Cry Pgrsoy SrArIsrIcs.--During the past
week there were received in the City Prison on
commitments 1876 white men, So white women
10 coIored men and II colored women-total 2o3
Discharged 80 white men, 30 white women ii
colored men, and | colored womeIl-total lol-
of whom 90 were sent to the Penitentiary, Black
wells Island Remaining in prison white men,
3. white women II colored men, and II colored
womcn-tota al.
DEATHS IN THE CIrY.-Thc number OF deaths
last week in the city was 10 men. 70 women ~
boys, g. girls: total, 30. Their diseases were.
apopleyy ?, cholera inlantum 80, consumption
%. commissions ID diarrhHa 10, dysentery T.
l. John B. Henderson, who has been confined
in the Penitentary of the District of Columbia
five years for counterfeiting Treasury Notes, has
been pardoncd By President Tyler. He was SEN
fenced for ten years.
u WILLIAM WALLACE willrepeat the Lecture
tomorrow evening at Washington Hall on the
Spirit of the Age" which he delivered some
time since at National Hall.
p A rich verdict III the Circuit Court yestcr-
day.-S5 900 for a fragrant Breach of Promise.
The PUBLIC DoMAIN.-At the last session OF
Congress, on the motion of Mr.. Dayton, United
States Senator from New Jersey, a Report was
made from the Treasury Department OF " the
quantities. surveys, acquisitions, sales and reser-
vations OF the Public Lands,' from which we
make the following extracts
Estimated quantity OF land Yet be sold in each State and
Territory including the unceed territory and west oil
the Rocky Mountains south Of latitude ~ de- .1crss 20,
Deduct reservations, Observation-Disclosures. 7,526T9
vain, Ls "a il >, =; acre 81 s55;e57 50 '''''s'4
OF the above quantity the lndiar title IS eni'n- go,
gushed to 81. ,9i. loo LOB
Unextugushed,. .......-..... 10, ~ SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

l. Henry d. Foster, OF Westnlorcland, is
the Loco-Foco candidate for Congress in the
XIXth District OF Pennsylvania Sure to go IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

u The Philadelphia North American is mls-
taken when ii represents US as having doubted
the truth Of Its statement concerning the Fourth
of July dinner. We quoted from the Atlas that
the performance, not the story, was plagiarism.
We are well acquainted with the names of the
parties, and have never doubted the truth Of the
narrative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

- City Subscribers who prefer being called npon
weekly for their pa for this pspr ay pay advance for
months year the Desk Of The publishing Office and they
Will have II served promptly and al an early hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

u HENRY c. LIZ. of Perry Co. Ala. IS the
Wing candidate for Congress from the Hid Dis
trict against Dixon H, Lewis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

u The names of the ti1e persons persisted from
on board the whaling schooner Mercnry, Of Ply
mouth. were VIM. II. Godfrey, Henry Missing,
Geo. Jones, VIM. Pearce and VIM. Hatch, sea
men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
Balance. being the nett funds derived from

Balance being the nett funds derived from
In addition to lands sold there have been granted TO the
new States for purposes of internal Improvement ed"ca,
ton etc. grants for military services made ad
sold for the benefit OF Indians etc. 33, 156 so acres
OF the public lands Virginia, New-Yofk Massachusetts,
and Connecticut coded 10y oo9'oiS
Georgia coded =. ao's'9o@5
North and South Carolina ceteG ~, 13'OVo
Purchased Of France aud Spain Us. ,So2''5!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18
If the health OF HENRY

the lamented Harrison. If the health OF HENRY
s LANE. the late member, had been such as 10
allow him to run, ne would have been elected.
In this. the IXth District, SAMUEL c. SAHFLE,
Wing, and E. 3. Chamberlain, Loco, are tie op-
posing candidates. Mr.. Bigelow is also out as an
Abolition candidate but viii not receive over 10
votes. Judge Sample Is one of the most person.
ally popular men in the State. and viii be elect
ed by not less than 800 majority. He has been
and is now. canyassing the District thoroughly,
making generally two speeches day. and IS re-
ceiyed fayorably wherever he goes. OF his eiec-
ton there can hardly be even the shadow OF
doubt
In the Xth the Fort Wayne District, the
chances are decidedly Favorable for Dr. L. o.
InoMrsox. the Wing candidate, in place OF
.Judqe kirore who declined on account OF III
health and Judicial duties.) He is opposed by
Hon. A. Kennedy, the late member, who slipped
into Congress in III between two Wings.
Harvest Is rapidly approaching, and Will be on
rs by next Monday, the Eth. The Wheat gen
orally looks fine. and from the very large GUAM
tity Of new land put in Wheat last fall. the crop
viii be LARGER than ever before In some places
they calculate on 81 and 80 bushels to the acre.
demand has lately sprung up for it from the
Canada market, and prices advanced at Michigan
City to 81 The new crop has been contracted
for OF many farmers on the Pralries at - cents.
deliverable al the owners barns Corn has rapidly
improved within the last few weeks. and II the
weather is ANYTHING near favorable and frost holds
off tolerably well. the yield viii be good one.
There was a celebration of the Fourth OF July
here. and between 4 and 5000 people were pre-
sent to hear an Grafton, and IT was thrilling one,
by our eloquent fcow-citizen J. l.. Jernegan,
Esq. ! suppose you Will consider that S quite
smart sprnklng of people for a new country
Yours truly, ;. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

l57 /" A Statement Of Facts in relation to the
Recent Ordination IN st. Stephens Church, New
York: by Drs. SMITH and ANTON, has just been
published by the Harpers in beautiful pamphlet
of As pages for Q cents. As it relates entirely to
a Theological difference we shall only say OF 1t
that Churchmcn Catholics, and all who take an
interest in the present controversy regarding what
is denominated PuSeyism cannot fail to be deep
" interested in It's perusal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

d The steamboat Troy Capt Gorham, left
Ncw-York for Troy with only $50 passengers on
Saturday morning. She had comfortable scat
for each, bountcous breakfast for all who
wished, and ample room for promenadlng. The
Troy is little less, her consort the Empire IT.
tie more than one-sinteentA Of a mile long, with
bcrths for some six or seven hundred. The Troy
is about the best aired boat below decks that we
know.
The NoRrls AMERICA one of the 5 o'clock line
of night-boats, commanded by Capt. Tnlesdcll, IS
one of the finest of the new school, we learn
that she has often carried to GOO passengers
this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

This report also contains the deeds of cession
from the several States. every one of which ca;
press!y provides that the cesslon is made for the
commoG use and benefit Of the several States
We quote from the deed OF Virginia as an ex-
ample
That all the lands within the territory coded, etc.
shall be considered fund fen he use and bse
fit o such Of the United STATE, nave become or shall b.
come members the Confederation Ederal Alliance Of
the United States Virginia inclusive according 70 their usual
respective proportions the general charge and rNiatlture
aud shall BE- dhuly and bona d disposed OF for that Puf
pose and for other purpose Whatsoever
Also from the cesson Of Massachusetts:
Where's several of tie States in the Union have at
present the great arl extensive Of nncu
tiya;ed country lying the westerly part Of tn United
States and aay be- reasonable that he tcss dJore
toned should BE- iGresied in the aforesaid coarbp Be
enacted, etc National Intelligence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

u Our readers doubtless recollect the anocdote
we published from Philadelphia paper oil a
wealthy gentleman of that city, who invited his
children to dinner on the Fourth of July and
deposited 100000 under the plate OF each'
We understand that the story is literally true,
that Mr. Potter, Director and one of the prlncl-
pal stockholders in the Camden and Alnboy
Railroad. was the munifcent host on that occa-
sion; and that the lady of Capt R. +. STOCKTON,
of NcwJcrsey, was one of the guests Mr.. Pot
ter has long been reputcd to be very wealthy. and
this circumstance proves that he IS acquainted
with the best method of enjoying it during his
lifetime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

&c. For Communication on the City Government and
Police the Proceedings Of the Oregon Contention see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

- That ArroNlAroS MUSICAL LADY al the American
Mvsegu ast2nsheG every with l.r wonderful! Frtsn-
last night The Hughes family Air Cole others of
high perfectly eAptYat2d the audience Call tonight
and hear ttrIn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

To AovrRT1sERs.-The circulation Of the WEEKLY
TRIBUNE the Western part Of the State Of New York,
the States Of OHIO Indiana Michigan and Illinois, be-
ieveis exceeded BY that Of any other paper printed in
the United States Il, therefore most desirable and sd
yantageous medium for advertising limited number Of
advertisements oay inserted. Terms PER line FOR
che first Advertisements be handed by
"wednesday evening a, o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

- CASPER H,CsER d, The wonderful acnescrip. IS At
fe4ies Museum Tor es days and may b. for ONLY
oSE SHILLING, and all the the place with him
Their islIi D. Performance Wednesday aud saturday
q, and O'Clock P u IN which Dir. II HARVEY the
'eaT1ace IN New York, assisted by Others.
The Jply number Of The Southern Literary M-ssen.
ger has to hand Agents and Others can BE- SUPPLIED a,
hs Tribune once this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

&C. For Manhood Sonnet, Hon john Quincy 4daas
on Voifcre apprentices in he Nary and the Life and
Death ofa Miser see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

o. An Old sailor named Edward Benson, llv-
ing near Wetherstied. Conn, has recently re-
ceived intelligence that there is now due him
from the British Government s., 400, and an an
nua pension of nineteen guineas, for naval ser
vice. He was pressed into the British service
from an American whale-ship, and was with Mel
son at Trafalgar, and in other battles. He is a
years old, and is hale and hearty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

o. The village of Warrentow1 Mss about
ten miles below Vicksburg, was almost entirely
destroyed by fire few days since. One entire
square,comprislng the business portion fthc town
was swept away. The amount of loss is not sta
ted There was no engine in town. and so rapid
was the progress of the fire that the explosion Of
nine kegs of powder in a warehouse gave the first
intimaton of It's existence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

u By our Common Council proceedings II
will be seen that the strenuous attempt to break
m the Street.Sweeping Contract has missed ilre'
It was evident that nothing better lSoud be done
hit the old and wretched system restered.-"e
-,-esur,e another effort viii be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

u WILLIAM WALLACE wilIrepeat the Lecture
tomorrow evening at Washington Hall on the
spirit of the Age" which he delivered some
time since at National Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

u John B. Henderson, who has been confined
in the Penitentiary of the District of Columbia
FIVE years for counterleiting Treasury Notes, has
been pardoncd by President Tyler He was SEN
fenced for ten years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

IL The Toronto Consttationalist says that a
young man named Bailey g prisoner in the Penl-
Tertiary, in consequence of INSTRUMENTATION was
placed for punishment in cistcrn, where it was
necessary he should work in order to prevent the
water overcoming him, and that during the pro-
cess he was overpowered by the water and
drowned. The Montreal Times treats the story
as an idle and unfounded rumor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

DEATHS IN THE CITY-Thc number OF deaths
last week in the city was 10 men. 20 women, a
boys g. girls total, 2lO. Their diseases were.
apoplexy . cholera inlantum 49, consumption
p, commissions u, diarrhDa 10, dysentery T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-18

u A rich verdict IN the Circuit Court yestcr.
day.-S5 900 for a fragrant Breach Of Promise.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-09-30
%REGULTERE.

Da .Jiri de police de Ia paroisse fEst Baton
Rouge.
lie juri de Ia paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge
s'ess assemble ee jour couformemen, a Ia loi
Presents. Ward No. l, Anthony Monge,; Q
James Alley; s. T b Rhodes; s. John 30.
gan ! g. J B Kleinpeter ; ., Joseph Heard
g. ID Conrad; 10. VIM Halves IL, Z Nor.
gan; II, ID II Penny.
WIZ. HAwsss President.
Sam. Skolfeld. Clerk,
Gran Hacke,, Constable.
lie juri de police ayaut etc appels a for-
dres le proces-vesbalde la dersnisre assemblae'
q ece l@
Sur ~naotion. Messrs. Conrad, Penny ct Al
lain, ont etc excuses de hur absence Ia der
ni6re session.
RGsolu, Qua ~l'avenir aucun membre ne
psiera une soInme eScedant trente ~piastres
pour chaque cas- d'absence.
Messrs. Conrad ct Penny ont etc NOMINEES
eonite o u examiner les complies d'Oran
Hacket, Collec.eur ct Tresorier de laparoisse,
et en- faire leur rapport.
RSsolu. Que Mdine Jane Allen, soft place.
: sur Ia lisie des pauvres indigens de la Sc
conde classe, a dater du Ter. Juliet lS43.
lie Juri de Police s'est ~siourne pour ssa-
sembler a trois heures Get apres. midi.
Lundi apr6s-midi.
Ls Juri-de Police s'est assemble confer
mement announcement.
Presens, Les msmes Inembres, a l'excep-
tioH de Nj. Kleinpster.
NJ. Jean r. Dairucq,,a cite nomme Rangeur
do Ia paEoilEe.