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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
A Mexican Tariff.


The New Orleans Picayune Of the 7th instant,
contains the provisions of a new Tariff Law which
has just been proclaimed by Santa Aha for the
Mexican Government. The following is an alb
stract of its several articles as they arc published
in that paper:
l. The first article prohibits the importation of
all kinds of vehicles and horse accoutrements,
hats, furnt ure, and all articles of iewelry and
hardware.
2. The second article gives effect to the law for
all vessels entering ports on the Gulf at the end
OF four months, and for those entering ports on
the Pacific IN six months.
3. The third orders all prohibited articles which
have been already imported to be transferred with
in SIX months.
4. The fourth allows one year for such reex-
portaton.
5. The fifth fixes penalties for Custom House
officers who shall neglect to enforce the law.
From MExIco.-Files from Vera Cruz to the
2lst and from Mexico to the 10th ult. have been
received by the New-Orleans Bulletin. They
contain nothing of Importance except cores
pondence between Bocanegreo and our Minister,
Waddy Thompson The former demands Of the
United States indemnity for expenses incurred by
the Mexican Government in repeing the inva-
sion of Col. Snively. Mr.. Thompson tells him
simply that he cannot have it. Bocanegra's re-
Spouse is precious specimen of bombasic non
sense-but we have no room for it. 1t amounts
to nothing at all.
~ THE LABoRERs' MEETING last evening in
the Park was very we'll attended, and the p-o-
ceedings were orderly and interesting The
resolutions that were adopted, embodying no.
tice of the action intended, Will be found in our
advertising columns.
u The Christian Messenger (Uniyersalist)
for this week has strong article by Rev. T J. SAWYER
Professor Tholuck and the Uniyersalis-a topic which
has been fruitful of the Religious journals for
three years past It interest those who have
taken Of the controversy earlier stages aud the
time light the Of Theological opinion in
Protestant Germany. Office lao Futonst
-@n
The PERoTE PRIsoNERS.-Cap:. Cox, OF the
schooner Freeland, which arrived last night from
Campeachy, reports intelligence to the effect that
Santa Ana had issued strict orders to his Custom
house officers at every port, to search the passen-
gers every vessel in order to prevent the escape
of any of the prisoners who broke out Of their
prison at Perote. Extraordinary vigilance is ex-
ercised at every Mexican port-no foreigner be-
ing allowed to leave without undergoing the most
rigid scrutiny. n. 0. Tropic.
II Commander MAcKESzlEis at the fremont
House in Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
Commercial and Money Matters.


The saes large to-day especially of State Stocks
Of which at both Boards upward Of 100000 par value were
sold. Ohio improved Il Kentucky !; Paterson and Harlem
declined !
The market closed firmly for Exchange for the steamer
with moderate supply Sterling 81 el Francs 525
5228
Two fraud, have under notice today One
three, purporng be Of the Union Bank of Delaware
Wilmington supposed he altered from OF the exploded
Free Banks this city 1t No 2O99 letter A dated
May 6, lsI3 Samuel Jones President; James A. Bayard,
Cashier The other $50 Of the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia Lynchburg-leter B, No. iS, dated January
T. lsl It can detected BY observing that the left hand
Of female figure the gnette has hngers aud the
right foot looks if bandagsd
The annexed statement obtained to-day by the American
from the Cusom-House wi show the improvement in the
revenue compared with last year:
REVENUE ACCRUED AT THIS FORT
1872 1913.
First quarter. .s.92s762 l,s7s,64
Second 3 OBJ i92 2,518555
Third .lssa8 1901 Sd 600 5S : % ssPsIS'' Il
Fourth 90 i, l6S $50 100000 estimated.
Total =. SlO,Ol3, l2I sIl,3l6, 500 estimated.
According this approximation Of what the revenue
this port will be- Will De- that it viii this year exceed
that of 1912 nearly million aud half Of dollars will
that of l54l
Receipts h- Western Railroad for the week ending
Sept 9:
1888 1882
Passengers .......... S. 99.. ....,. 81 100
Freight, sc. ........., $50. 1922
Total ...........S l4, 2s4. ...z... ST., 2s2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

~ FRENCH LAxGUAGE.-Adnsscds Oral Sgstsm-
Madame L. Manesca Durand informs her scholars M,
Tie advanced classes of the past ar feSnih LOT 'e
Nnr- Ladies and gentlemen who wish TO enter essts w
I 5nd Ard or nh courses would do we'll 10 apply mniedl'
atrly. -, ., Mon.
, The 25h of September those wishing 10 JON WI pisas
ali and .ayp their Names Also Ladies morning. class VIII
Prae Instructions during the dy IS Franklin street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

is We are requested TO call the attention OF Merchant
and Others having business in Mississippi TO the advertise
men in another column OF John NJ Dufed Esq, of hatcher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
THE EVENING TRIBUNE
ts,ii, he 1,ubiished This Day at O'Clock

II Ill IN addition 10 the matter oil the morning paper,
/. The News received by the Morning Mails;
o summary report of the MARKETS, including Stocks
from the days sales up to o'clock, p NJ.
B. The ARRIvALs at our Hotels for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
sxcorp BOARD.

10000 Ohio Is, 60. .b3O 95 80 dol / Rrd. ... 81
1000 do do. :. bis 94i 100 do Canton Co. b3o 26
5000 do do ...... ga 100 do do. ........ 25b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
LEARY CO.-GENTLEMtN'S HATS.
FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN, lS43

Atth. urgent solicitations of many Of customers from
distant parts OF the Union shall introduce rt'i' nav At
our sales rooms the utu style of Gentrnen Hats
for the coming season order accommodate them - also
the now visiting the c VINO may 'a"
b f., the da,. (Sept y when i, has been custom
N ye,r, 10 effect the Autumn change OF Fashion
LEARY * co Hatsrs. No. and Astor h"n'"
Our CIRCULAR OF FASHIONS, containing dra"ins';
susious and other illustrations Will be Tor" Gded by mai
- those who request t. lnd who address us post pad
Ssy York Aug 70. 1873 Atu''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

~ Hird-PlSE AID N,,sAr-srREFr'.-Th new sfl l.
o ,.nt.mens Hats The ensuing now ready Tor
INSPECTION and sale the the subscriber corner int
and NlSsau-sis Isl Inns blnD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

It Col CHURCHILL, Inspector General OF the
U. S. Army, with his family, arrived in this city
Thursday evening, and took lodgings at Towards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

OH,o.-The Loco-F ocos Of the Eleventh Dis
trict have nominated JACOB BRINcKERuoFF O.
Richland for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YOP K, SEPT Is, l84s.
Cleared

Snip Tusc arora, White, Indian Ocean II Jcua
Snip Svie de Grlsse, Thompson, HAVE, Fox &L''ms
fton.
Ship Queen Of the West, Woodhouse, Liverpool W''a
hull * Mintum.
British sehr Ca'barne Perry, Yarmouth, Neniouadlaas
J II Brine.
schr H4rriette. Berry, Trinidad, Foster Meckerso9.
Schf Dodge, Penfield, Alexandra, &, stnrges ea'
man
schr Helen, Rogers, Havana, r Desado
SchF Thos l. Smith, Stanley, Kingston, DunesH'
Eeck.rttb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16
FOR PRESIDENT,
HEM Il CLAY

rr City Subscribers vino prefer not being called upon
ee FOR their pay for this pay in adv ance Tor SIX
months or year the Desk Of the publishing Office and they
will have i, served promptly and at an early hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

~ Two 50 lendd performances to-day at Tie A1sI,,,9
,Irn a, and o'clock Thpss with the MERMAID mast
daIy grea houses especially It is the lss day OF The sci
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

II Commander MAcKESzlEis at the fremont
House in Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

NJ r. f. PERKINS, Esq, recently turned out
of the Post Office at Augusta Me-, by John Tyler,
has been elected to the Legislature by the people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

- Last daY and Benefit of the Giant ' at feNlT
yt Nusauru when TO present contrast 10 htl enormous
ze child win be produced over year ON weo S.Sh ,
bnt four pounds, the Giant GlII weehnE one
before known There wi! be three performances
Aiming and ayenIng n ll ind 0Ciulk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

u THE LABoRERs' MEETING last evening in
the Park was very we'll attended, and the p-o-
ceedings were orderly and interesting. The
resolutions that were adopted, embodying no.
tice of the action intended, viii be found in our
advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

g Gov. DoTY of Wisconsin has issued a
proclamation requiring the voters of that Terri
tory at the ensuing Election to deposite ballots
for OF against the speedy formation of State
Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

We are happy tc learn by letter of the latest
date that Mr. Hall is rapidly recovering, and that
his entire restoration may be anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-16

o The Journal of Commerce states that both
Mr.. BATES and Mr.. CHoArE, members OF the u.
S. Senate from Massachusetts,, have offered TO re-
sign N favor of Mr.. WEBSTER, but that the latter
VIII not consent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25
b.. e.. y i.Eg'S
RI d & % ~ u L. = :.

sfheH,-' r,M,lee lllo -1essaa,t can ipszhiy give
"a II lis o~u polo, 1tl' lu. ypy,uo3fg Il the
F~"l 'lfH,s W1l-1ae II ,lpr slis. aud n.onI, tat
ailcr a. htN, dapfP #u..HIy e testing The matter.
be- Wpfa,e, 10 ,ra Hmm "fna t,ai N tho lalar, OF
such prs7i, may n i, nous II supply ~ lhensr,,7
Wuh articles Il the kind
The rpslpon' "oGt II positive purchase ofan, ins,ru
men, wlalevc tot lew mi,s give The different
makers Ian trial would al least do the purchaser no
haru,
4 line addressed In The subscriber at Petersburg Va
would answer lusl II g"od purpose every way rs y
personal interview since he takes upon himself the rlsk
ri srecing aud guarantees 10 please IN every respect
large assortment always On hand. | pNarls Of
three hundred have h,,n sold lay hun without ever sci
hug bad one l. 7. NASH, FciGSimg, Jn.
Apnl Il If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

In iaraiy sid, And 6asiiy, they have MI rsfnit'el
That avrl,r nnmls'f ifsl u prevail IN aag,- king
.., hat have pnsraird hailr the reaIn at tie VS.
~ n 1t th' Eisiera Sasre hy tNe ,ht hen.
sif-f l. ilef isse. al IN e4a I'D 90 elite
he HI ,m ri Ea9irefl / ihete slFsaiaa here that
i.,k. ii Ute .'sAiss wefe bfg al n eiinS =. :
iIrs al, lhinl hefs isi alres prnss II lestct reznf
i lie ess. 49, bfrsil.r1 Nj Aul the tnq1fer
l..aa- - sea Is nc da, tai. tyHa e Fcccn slsr
iAa I.,sy r.. csIIsd NiifI. 4 Aii.s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

o. The Redmond Compiler copies from an old file
Of "lhc Virginia Gazette, ot Way 30, l77I"a graphic
account OF the great fresh in James River which occur
red in that year. The Compiler remarks tia, che
land marks referred 10 in thu Gazelie's description
are now generally obllleraed. but we can understand
the statement tina. the river was forty feet nboue ordna
ry high tide The deluye confined In tn,
James River but extended To the ippomaox. II ,anoke
Pamunkey, 81. The House Of Burstsso, appropriated
go 900 10 the nlitl Of lhe snil rets
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25
.Torclnu hmtenlnctrc.


FROM ~ 'R0IG
fIiE DIS LITER ~ IT, C.GLED1NLl
The 1sie.lea sffs#i ST B.s,.a, 81 l'- fsIla.t It
hlir'u aass toan lissfa-I bfrs.ne t.'s- ffa, lt,a
place to hat day ei ,tlas Sire hfec. r.u,aset i,"
piraaea.
Markets have moi e.sans,i sn-e a.. ~5I - II r'.,
GnHt Nes!ern.
The e.riva'srr-e of TO q sen Ms gruz 80 aYHra
bly,. and NJ .>I-r#l ii.l .Ie aelid tly. u. arrI
lam Palace NJ, lsf#Ia#i, oa tn snb ms
There ", ~ ; ial 4i.sIt Inc !. gst u'
tumnnns. MAY 2. - ~ gn'lpn 4 u TUNE lf ~
pressing TIN satisfaction 81 sbc II rs At tie ira n
Nasueiua jt'Stf5nks loI ord A,ii.irpn fr hlflr.
negotiated II. he aa'ian carried. yea, ~ ns}s -.
H. tkr nisanv m5tsst. hero wss material change
N,rsy was abundant aid .'ncks high
The excitement prevailing m Ireland the SUBJECT of
rcpal seems in eincr,asins winch has. dnnie.s been
s1uenced ~ whni has isl, rntr Il the ilise Of
Commons a'th rtaraec H. this sHhact. ~. D'ton.
neil actively c'glg.d sr,ri n BIZ ulra tbsasurc+
this c,n,1ai With ih md oo,e al he Cathode priest
bos, thlekly -,N : tle s.rds ii dt-s.tslaa. wch
vii. II slbN'l d, rissoed. frn1 more with civil
aun religious drsr'rl ibs~ unhappy country.
Cnusy aa7aarfy II Compiler.
IbEEf0ol..3 ~ Nay.fsl
Slar, aaf e.tco'ar eIs5l kpri#fila e.,rrd drm1nd
nr 'i4aara t...n IT, ssAlr, s#lae,- ui canzafuls
la- 1l. i. 90 uran- s.a.r tai Ita r.u4flat deHuur
~ pr#ts u N,,nu N,rIe ulHrh .,.p, sures,Jl,,
e..a.I has 0tfn'--'I .ss,ef' 10 hafe o-.i.t f.nam
Hut,rs - Lat .,suI##f.. at at.s .ate b,ru
ng.u f3l..f ,>.f=#He .,ae. ###t,H.l be- en- itut
RI. I'll. #Hf.e e.a#. - - .., i4#a.ss .t.s.,=#,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

department ia F''1eri. Go2. pf'rr, Of pena~, Iva
l1at IS threatened vii anpa,,.as nt-ai-o, Ovid /
counsel dri aifIc" rhe art'I ms ouduct OF the Gov
tfnor i sseft7ed. Fofa wonder. boh Wings and 10
Gus are clamorons ff tic 'mpeach men winch Will BE-
ipub' attempted at the next session Of the Penisyl
sapla Legislature. The charges the eAsct character
of which w ar" arrrzed, Ia said aI, c, III. pei
snal character well the official acts Of Gov POI
lp-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

IT: Ana:l.UurQ 2'jrniui1u.
II BeDBs IL .. i~ta.



; tsi'' '''' it'i '''i#s ~
i"N'h'"'' o'sistf ana htfffi'fJ ma doubt Tom r.
faf"ps Information. derived directly n Indirectly firm
Dudley Wo5lflk. Us nlnm M Rowan was t,c.ufly
Killed HAHN, ase-ib, the ea,f ri II, eo..,, .ll tn,
- - IN
~ '''" W. ''''''' o'' o'f'''
"''s e'fos U.s. ana -'h'fo"N 10 his memory. II has
been seemed lG act Of Jnstce the reputation Il eur
mafj,rrI raaa.ftan ~ seu ~ Il, III. & ,l;,.,s Il H.,
sfI4,i, In, k,pdfaJ II, =, Lfr.ss tho s1,,, tn, H.
IT,. ri ., -
= ''l'' mn III
3I'ia "''h my nave cfieaIis dciainapfy statement
vii publish lhls iikcu i-e
IYxgarfr. Nv .ntt 10
T., III, J.L14#,f,l. ! .,. ,I
!, ;, - ~" d" 'io.''''
- " ~ - ''>a.
I'LL ~ Rf community If IfueiborI ia htt=p
&itaH' S"fssf dom4 IL, fFr~rt Vrtk. ~ laf u,l
saf'ai' IHeil5#nfr ill UT II mr. tzVf citzcuz lin
ma IL elu. ia fnleol doa1hiy lhc hand, II
u hi}',i - ~, M 15'.y Molao, the IN ol
i IL 6Huli It Nd: ,,i 60 N you, S.,fe.
IN fmih II H., deceased 81, .1g vii ~ .u,l.z.l
hive lrca lmcd With er,laf tbs sudden 4af
1eifY. slfo'r aHl l., -fmfaflt, a il- who'll, ,..I
MY bayc ael, sn9st powerfully ,.>1i,d IN lJ,r II,l
Leiels lase ben received i'm III, urclr ol Mr. Nol
H. IL IA, I'M y Ia. of Mr. Rowan am, I'M, la ~,
NJ Rowan. VIM all vefs a. l,r ,aeq arr, i,,;.,y
teas3, vas eaaetcl aud dry ali concur in the sair
HAT al.s, ct yro44,atuu If tie p ~, irli4nt3
the ~ Vas hupHn. bat that lhl. wile matter win hr
At pi,u ID lie ucrc fact aud manner u Ai, d,ltll Is
involved IN complete darkness The leer which arrived
NTH las, usb, null dated the ION NV. .iN day. At
Ter the itll event stale. HAT ..tG u,I matte, i
Sln9glI.d III ,ls.nrly W. arc ~ ,,.srssio, If IN,
nakr iirt lllont any 1 the lc,,n' f,,t. ca,ss ~,
pr,v,~air,n"
The simple facts Of the ease. A. We rather them FINN
the atoyr named lr,i,f. an, ,L,.,z n, ,oJ Mr.
Rowan wee, spenl.ng n few d,y. Al h., frhr,,i m
la5r way from Ihr south t., ,I1rt nome u, y,cbhurt
AiIer hr,sL ii ol the nornn, oftl I'M MI Cl los
WaalidA LET, The lloil., III, l,4nc.s aud ,l IN.
family rns1.,d m ir,,af,lian II, ~, nv Md
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

- Inst Il TX Gsa,a' La ent b, reward
NJ. fr.iit. Il Indiana, has ben appointed .i.a9er T.
bu'-i -ouf la'e Mieiser MIR. lantef, having berr.
recalled. l. a.se hi.aa Gof.m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

Col X. VI jo1tso". This gentleman is actively in
tr held white his oproncnls are quarrlhny about thu
time i3r tie meeting Of the nominating Convention He
arrived at ST LOUIS after his ylsil 10 New Ocaus and
his ionr through Mississippi, on the ltl, lust and met
with warm reception, And see it stated that he
is 10 visit the New England States IN the month Of Au
gust. passing through Penusy yania on his way We
are not sure thai Col Johnson will not after ALL prove
an ugly customer to lis competitors for the nomination
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

NrhaYe tcnlfb to III, viii II reno, II Ar-i
MIA loare. Whref la' az slnps. they have beeu very
,Paunpi tn3u.d IT. and dcalt oni Ia supply the pres
cot wants nj lh, tte aud Iu-h draItfs, without any
change prices. III III kuuray Leaf noted abpvr ~
hhd, NJ ~d hy London ~JHpf - rrc,s ruling from
ia1 ID and III. lie rates tT N,siefr snls have lot
the par ranged rom %, Il iuf uddl,nQ i'd. ur
good ieaiy pite-. vii, sls ct parcels IL slnal
Ter cXtsHt. u IT, aud dair lle s,eccd quallt,s.-
These transactions har. bad The elect ui aresng thr
d,wnMafd tendency ii pnrcs and IN some u The recent
sales hli,r- have rdcJ IA establishing small ad
vance. hch tl'y hope Ia niainlau, although the
demand has b'ru t1o freely met 10 INSPIRE correspond
mr degrrc u confidence the plif u the manui1clur
r~, vim. 'ntn,nc'd hv he m,2aude 81 STICK, aud
'hr untralou,ralIng eordu'pu 81 her own trade have
hitherto s,Nu but lio disposition 10 compete with o
lhrI purchasers Is.
tgnafoi,ons NJ jobaeeo
Virginia lsl. otdi1tB aud ada6 3D. ar l.1af' sound
SD tar l,iy ADJ gopd sulstanrc !. - Goc lfsh ! 81.
a I'd, nominal \uKina ,tcmm,J, nduaW ,hou ii
~ lar Or, caly I'D good dn 81 I'D, hhe lnsh ID
a5;d
kcuoely Loot orJfua,y "a auldlos "a aid, fine
ga
Western -lrm'ord, 1rjlnary Sd. mhIhog 10 good
> ,da ! -. Gne II ! Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

81 tleb Gushing aftf,,,l ru y fl..s it, l9t, e.'
tf1 It'd by rlp lt=tea. atil. a..,u,aale Iar
n-ar.'s ttal ''auual iuf'- l... Ii VISITED M
slls. and received A,'h tn. -i, ,iafs aud
ssI4,,.''= / f.'eo yei ~ b,s sJs.-i4.yl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

.l9nahdhle Eti-We learn IF IN the \ Y jour
nal of tommcre ('oh 'faailI ppI) thai the prices Of
cotton eoods are twenty per cent cheaper IN Tins
c,nntr, thau In England; and as consequence of it,
goods manui acured al Lowell. Massachusetts, are ship
ped 10 Manchester, England where after pay inc the
british duty of ~ per cent they still make fair profit
Dies not tins fact demonstrate that the duy on the En-
9lIsh goods Is moi Tar upon the American consumer?
Aye, hut, says the Free Trade mar, at proves that
you can get along without protective duties also" SO
does 40 lar that article conccraed, ,i3c that III.
chi3 hos bccone man; bat does prove that uhGi i
MAS child, it did not nccd the aid of some friendly
band 10 sustain 1t first feeble eilos Walk Had our
cotton manufactures not received this support hen
they were III lhcr infancy. they copd ucrrf harr rcaccd
dntf n maturity. and instead Of now selling here -
per cent below the English prices, should have been
cr hecttdoic conl c,Icd 10 ?y tie Eueis prices for
such gao,s - pr cent higher mar than the American.
to which nj least n per additional nigh have been
added. i'r the ahsence Of American ccmpelifion ena
b'e The iorcon monupo,ss Mort llcir own pricel
hat stronger rruoi can bc aduced in favor ct the
ul'ty Of moderate protective duties, ~vcn II cbcipa,., Ia
he consumer We're lbe only thing to be cen>ultcd2-
lrtPfJalrc AL PHtAlno.jp iayc blind eyes. aud d,ai
oats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

.hSNS. bo'ta amt 1girr.- Nit Tylers reply In on,
Of the pouts emhrccd in Alr Butlss late letter Ia VII
thai relating 10 the alleged taul upao m,utaly IN.
hec'lr pen~lh-appcars on the first page; Which Mr.
Bolts, always prompt and decisive has already rcned i
tbr production II The record In the discussion ola mat
ter 81 entirely personal IN lis character however, VIC in
end To take no part, farther ha declare uu convic
ton that Mr. Iyers eNplanatIu OF the affair." plausible
II SEEMS Is ,oniru,ted by the record evidence and
illustrates the facility which lds, hood may sometimes he
made to seem Hike truth.
Mr. ~ er does nat contradict the narratives of Ia,
alleged conversations between hIglsef and Mr. Bolts
We caunot doubt he would have done had no sue!
conversations taken place, had version
Them been gwen. Mr. ~ Ter silence Will naturally be
construed into assent 10 The accuracy with uhicl
these conversations narratcd for although he speSks
1t the PIohahtPo l some notice Aein1 hcrcaiierslhsp
y, ,e, the he ' ~"" ...,u. : - ~ NJ
not to have bad MI plAsk sia.snish ~ S,4sian
tnlly npq .sopI rr'aTfois ~ Una
not'r ~ ~ 49, Is y, sed were -
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

ile blowing letter iton, l,i'l Ia Eilla,,,.r -.
.'9" lie "ee's'tyo ii tie publication hat an aI..,
IL. - ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

NF'L,Np va .us,.- morn beautiful r,ra NJ,
never over he Ne da JUL. han fnd which io,k
n g On rh'rs y. The a1afe MIC Il Thompson,
Rsg1sisr md { J hnspa.s b. n h lie lar,cr h..
ing dec drdl, the tav 20. Tue e,rnt hbwcver show-
sd not 'he In w'uy un We mistaken. Register.
the Nay ian mrs Ok The purse. 81 NJ STRAIT
hats, lime !, - I, -. Thu heat. VIZ 50 clsol,
r"n'siei TIN. BIT hrf~cs nigt have hon vrrcd with
dan o." zre,l plu,," d liz TIME 81 faanns Bad
tIn0s. ) a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

Crop /" Ie" syirnaa.-'lhe PAPER, in Harrisburg
Lancaster, W's'rhesicr, Reading, .ycomins Sc con
eur N representing A promising coadill.n Of the grain
aud grass crop IN thai State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

h'od Tie Pr,ershpre Republican Ioco) the d
tlfr day. Protested against sending Caleb Gushing to
China; aud declared that if Mr. Tyler did not annul tho
appointment, he would "losc the good opinion Of sene
VIII, from Sympathy ior lbs torIorn and destitute eond
ion dlsPosrh 10 lhinh wei Il him as possible -
This very elnvoca compliment has aroused the wrath
Of John June, Of the Madsonian who s;s he regards
this paragraph as insoent and contemplate in the cN
irene and unworthy the editor Of any Democratic Jour
nal J'ho l1ncN alirns tat Mr. ", is not .lororn
aud destitute" On the contrary. he asserts that Nh T.
Is 'Ar strongest man 'cih Me people, in The toiied
Sfatcs. and declares that with tn, Republican parry
for him, r'ctty is certain - Yes; but fortunately Tor
the country the Republican party not "wlih him. >
nor Is any otter party except the rary OF office holders
John jones thinks tina. Mr. Buchanan is stronger Than
al least hr'e Of the Iocoioco aspanls-- Of whom
II names, however. except MIR. Van Buren,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-25

Il. u r. ftmicr-In allusion 10 the rnnor that Mr.
Hunter Is shortly 10 succeed Mi Cpohur Secretary
"t The Navy The Alexandra Ga1ettc has the following
remark: I'VE rather expect, however, Tat a, In,
time MI Hunter Is called to Washington touching huh
aud mighty matters cnnce uag the grand Calhoun noss,
ment that is 10" eoing quietly and uni<r sssxi =