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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
saratoga-Russell's Concerts. and 3
Railroad.
Correspondence of The Tribune
United State, Hotel,


SAR.ToGA SFRrSGs, July -, lS@S.
S,s.roo,-the world-renowned-ls now at
the hight of It's magniicence. The summer
heat and summer fashion have driven hlther the
health and pleasure-seeking from every part OF
the Union. The wealth, the beauty, the gayety'
the elite of hundred cities are gathered here,
and make what elsewhere is the " summer oi
their discomfort, brilliant and Joyous beyond all
other seasons I see here fewer nvallds than
heretofore. and more who came purely ior tle
sake Of pleasure. The United States is decidedly
the fashionable house this season, though all the
first rate hotels have been full for week past.
Judging from the number who appear daily al
table should think that at least five hundred
persons were at present guests IN thus magnif.'
cent establishment. Almost every house IN It's
vicinity lodges detachment of It's boarders; not
content with It's own spacious grounds, 1t mas
laid the whole village under contributions tnat
all Saratoga may in some sense be SAID TO con,
s,tute the United States Hotel Among those
now at the Springs, notice Hon. H. BRADIsi'
Hon. !. A. COLLIER, Gen. Wool, of the Army,
GEO. GRIFFIN. and DANIEL LORD Esqs., of your
CITY bar; Prof. LEWIS of the University, and
others. There are several gentlemen here from
New Orleans several from the Carollnas, a score
or more from Montreal and so from every section
of the continent New York and Philadelphia,
perhaps, are the most largely represented
There is at present no great abundance OF
amuscmcnts, though ball once and hops twice
week are held at the United States and the
same at the other hotels. Yankee Hlll'' has
lust left. RUSSELL gave a concert IN the dining
hall of this hotel on Saturday evening. The
room was dcnsely crowded-but he sang with
comparatively little spirit. He was encored Sc
vcral times, and at each treated the audience to
one of his amusing melodies-such rs " Why
don't the men PROPOSE" ''The Browns" &c
Just as he had finished the first stanzas of "Ihe
Maniac" the audience was startled by the sudden,
though slight, yielding of the floor which settled
an inch or two with something of crash. A
rush was made for the door-but the consterna-
ton soon subsidized and most of the audience re-
sumed their seats.
We left Albany in the cars by Schenectady at
halfpast one yesterday afternoon, and did not
reach here till after six in the evening. The
company have just put upon the road between
this place and Schenectady some most beautiful
and commodous cars; but the road is in terri
BILE state of dilapidaton In coming through
the train was stopped four times to spike down
snake-heads, which were luckily discovered III
season to prevent more serious accidents What
safety there can be in passing over the road by
night, | cannot conceive. ours &c. Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

but take not away that Teacher sent from
Cod 4 free constitution, liberty and all, 90
not prevent crime, poverty and suffering. No;
the practice OF the precepts of the Bible only can
do this. Our money-lnaklng system may be per-
feet; but let US Tot forget that man has another
end, an end far more noble, more divine, than to
,nove stones about the earth. The end of man
is love thought, conscience, alteration, and there
is a broad common ground for all sects and for
the school room; for pure religion, on angels
wings soon rises over the walls of sectarianlsln,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

o. Though in the habit of what is commonly
,ermed putting Patent Medicines, yet feel ourselves
liberty speak views reference Dr. Coserts BALM
LIE, remedy or diseases OF the Lungs Windppe and
Dyspepsia This medicine has been before the public for
years and It's efficacy has been tested by many the city
NewYok and elsewhere Physicians Of the hses. respec.
liability have certified its virtues and prescribe it in their
practice In Of the prevailing Influenza where the
Lungs Ches, all affected this medicine has been
used with entire and may be administered with per-
feet safety
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

O. We are requested By several gentlemen who take
The Tribune boarding houses, to remind other gentlemen
who are their boarders that the FIRST reading OF news
paper belongs of gh, him who lakes ior' Who
wishes the luxury Of frs, unfolding the fresh damp
sheet should quietly send his and n"nbsFto the Office.
To reading paper you do not take while he who does
lake uneasy waits for IL gross violation Of courtesy
and fair dealing So think subscribers and we heartily
agree with them. A man who will not pay nine cents a
week for paper ought stand back I'LL the news 's all read
our or
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
Fire-Accident-FlOur, sc.
Correspondence oil lie HOuHt.
p,rr.urucu In1,. ~ I

PIrTsBCRCH, July u, I543.
frame building the of Virgin Alley and Wood
street fire last night BY OF oaers, who had
taken up their lodgings The house had been empty
since April and of little value. The principal loss is
IN two brick houses adjoining which considerably
damaged. The stock Of saddIer occupying of them
vas somewhat burned aud ured by The property
was owned bv Mr. William Stewart Probably 81 900 will
coyer the whole loss.
Dam No. / Of the Mononsahela Navigation Company,
about half mile above the city, has given wayan accident
wholly produced by neglect 10 repair it. Ia consequence,
tie navigation will be partially interrupted for couple Of
weeks. NJ interruption Will take place believe in the
transportation Of merchandise. Keel aud other light dauht
boats will transport, from Brownsville.
Three feet Of the Ohio, and plenty of
or below The navigation viii be interrupted much, if
any, this season.
Flour falling still Sales from first hands So 5a 81.
Yours, Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
Tylerism Going Ahead.

LIFE AND SPEECHES or HESsr CLAr.-The publish
es this work prepared orders 10 any
egtea,. The work comprised volumes, con-
tanning the whole upwards of LOO pages, and IS Illus
trasd bv splendid steel Portrait OF Mr.. CLAr View OF
his Birth place Virginia, and Fac Simile of OF his
leters-,he ohol for One Dollar lis believed be the
cheapes, work published America. These Speeches
form important portion OF the History OF our Country for
the thirty years and interesting all classes of
readers wi,hou, reference politics Postmaster and 9TH
srs RENTING Tea Dollars entitled twelve copies,
one hundred copies Tor Eighty Dollars The work may be
obtained on the same PAuApELrHI, from GopEY
s. &McIicHAEL. None commission. Terms CASH.
Orders must be addressed TO
GREELEY & McELRATH, Nsw.yo5k.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

TIA lucid article on Association is crowded
out this morning by the length of our Italian cor
respondents thrilling account OF VISIT to Pom
oeii. The letters on John Randolph and State
Prison Management on our First Page will be
fonnd interesting
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

G The steamboat Buffalo left Buffalo for tn
Upper Lakes on the 2lst, as advertised in this pa
per. Among the passengers is Gov Porter, of Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

u /" A HELP TO CArEcHIsING, for the Use of
Clergymen, Schools, and Private Families. By
JAMES BEAvEN, Curate of Leigh Revised and
adapted to the Use of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States, by HENRY ANrHoN,
D. d." (72 pages, lSmo0 has been issued by D.
Appleton & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

D' Oaks, 70 feet in circumference at the
ground, and 10 at three feet up, 80 feet to limb
are growing in Columbia Co. Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

ga History OF TIE WESTMINSTER AS
sEMBLy OF DwINEs, by the Rev. w. NJ. HErHER-
rSGroN, Author of the History of the Church Of
Scotland, &c. &C." has just been reprinted from
the English copy in compact duodecimo of 81
pages by M. H. Newman, 1919 Broadway. The
subject is one of profound interest to Christian de-
nominations Of the Calvinst faith especially, and
it has been treated by Mr. II. with marked ability.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

u An Iron War Steamer is now being con
structed at Erie, Pa. for the Government, with
materials fabricated at Pittsburgh.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

u The construction Of the Chesapeake and
OHIO Canal has recommended near Cumberland,
Md. and is to be vigorously prosecuted
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

lg- THE MANAGER OF the American Museum has com.
sttd his Hall for the reception of Cards of business
Specimens Of Goods &C. and has advertised TO open the
to the public on Monday, the ,h of August The
Project certainly feasible one, and notwithstanding it
TO clash with the advertising patronage of the press,
must confess that its apparent utility business men,
insure ii that which the enterprise OF the an-
lvd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
found interesting.

t5y- The Bank Note Table the 4,h page contains a
complete List Of all the good Banks in the United States
with ;eir rate of discount the City Of NewYok II Will
be sef. 10 refuse all bills not fouud on this last.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

CIRCUIT Couar.-Nos. 1871, 1882 1885, 2O3, 2Ol, zoo,
203 aC9 oil, al2 2l5 2l6 2l7, 2lS, 2l9, 22o 22l g.
a2i 225 226 225 229, 23o 23l, 232 233 235 236 a37
235, 239 2i0 2t aia 2+3 ai+ 2t5, al6, 2i7 2i9 $50
=
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

u A SERMON delivered before the Pastoral
Association of Massachusetts,, 1913, by MARK
HOPKINS, d. D., President of Williams College" :"
has been sent us. 1t is an able discourse, en-
forcing the doctrine that Christian worship should
be purely spiritual, untrammeled by forms or rou-
tine The cultivation of the pure Affections as
portion Of Religious discipline is especially in
sisted on.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

C Rev. DR.. BEkcHEn has resigned the care o
his Church in Cincinnati. III health is the
causp
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

u The fare from Richmond, Va. by Railroad
to Fredericksburg, 80 miles from Washington
City, is So Or Sc both ways if you return in four
nauS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

u A Wyandot squaw, ll2 years old, died at
Cincinnati, on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

u The distance from New York to Santa
Fe, New Mexico, is 300S miles. The Santa re
trade stops at Pittsburgh, and is increasing.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

O.? "ORPHEus GLEE-BooX Collection of
Popular Glecs, selected from the best Composers"
Part [, price 25 cts. has just been issued by Firth
& Hall, ! Franlslin-squarc.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

- The Sunday School attached to the South baptist
Church (Rer Mr. Sommers's) will makea delightful En-
cuon down the bay tomoow in the Utica having dinner
an board See Card
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

u VIM. L. Carter, ar old gentleman of Rus
seville, KY, was killed by lightning Of. the 9th
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

NJ Two L. S. soldiers deserted from Buffalo
on the Goth, and tried to escape to Canada, but
were arrested while undertaking, as last resort,
to drown themselves. One of them had but tire
lreehS TO serve.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

UL| The Cleveland Herald confirms state
mcnt that Wheat is good through that State and
scouts the idea of Rust being prevalent.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

o. TIE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GEOGRAPHY by
HUGH MURRAY, Part NJ. has just been issued,
and is for sale by Wiley & Putnam. This work
is more than Geography-it gives a complete
account of all the Countries Of the earth, and is
illustrated by numerous maps and engravings.-
1t will, when complete form three large volumes
costing six dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
Court Calendar-This Day.

1J The Influenza prevails throughout the West
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
The Brig Robert, from Africa.

The Brig Robert, from Africa.
NEw YORK, July %, 1874
To the Editors Of The Tribune:
We noticed statement, The Tribune of a2d as con-
cernng the brlg Robert lately from the West Coas, of Af.
ca, which IS not fal!y correct
The Rober, has no; had of yellow fever or any
sickness OF board during the late voyage She has
roughly ceaased and whewasfed and is now in as clean
and healthy coalition any vessel in port.
By giving the above place in your paper morrow,
you viii much obIlge your obedient servants,
GILMAN, SMITH s co.
u We do not see that the objection that the
Robert is lying where the law forbds her to be Is
removed. Ed.
% Families wishing 10 take pleasant e1cuf-
sion from the city, viii find a tript Shrewsbury,
the Ocean House, Long Branch, or Port Wash.
ington, by the steamboat oRus, very pleasant and
agreeable one. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
Congressional Canvass In IlIinois-S. S.
Bovine.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

place in three weeks from Monday next or on
the first Monday of August. The candidates
are all actively engaged in canvassing their re-
spcctve Districts. In this district-the With
both parties are sanguine of success, though |
think there can be but little doubt of the election
of Hon. CYRUS WALKER. the Wing candidate
He is one Of the best and most popular men in
the District, and an ndefatigable cectloneerer.
He will thoroughly canvass every portion of this
great District, and will leave nothing undone on
his part to secure the triumph of correct prin-
cpcs.
The election of Gen. ]. ]. HARDIN in the
Springfield District is certain and we have strong
hopes of the election of GILES SPRING, Esq.
(Whig) in the Chicago District through split
Of the Loco Foco party. 1t is nothing more
than fair that while the Loco Focos are continu.
ally squeezing their men into Congress through
the divisions of the Wings, the Wings should
'sonce in a dogs age get one of their men in
in the same way. The election Of Spring who
is Young man of fine talents over such man
as long John Wentworth, would cause great re-
iocing wherever the two candidates are known.
The following candidates are in the field in that
District:
GILES STRING, Wing,
John Wentworth Loco
DR.. Richard Murphy, IRREGULAR
- Henderson, Abolition.
DR.. Murphy is a strong man and has strong
hackers, and will break into long Johns arrange
ments pretty steep.
In the Vth District am fearful that Douglass,
Loco, called the little Giant" will beat Brown.
ing, Wing. | am sorry for that, for if Browning
could be elected he would reflect great honor on
Illinois.
S. s. Bourne, the n. Y. Ex. NJ. C. and Tyler
Loco Foco, arrived at Mineral Poinl, Wisconsin,
few nights ago, to enjoy the dignity and cmou-
ments OF Receiver of the Mineral Point Land
Office Hon. Levi Sterling, one of the most cs
timable men and best officers in Wisconsin, was
elected from the Office without notice. to make
room for this Bovine. But poor Bovine was
most wonderfully sucked in. Instead of finding
the Office worth $4,000 yearly, as he had under.
stood, found it worth only $500. He therefore
threw up his commission and "put cut" for y. +.
While at MneralPont the citizens without distinc.
ton of party, held a meeting and memoralzed
the President to re-appoint Sterling, and Bovine
was gentleman enough to take the proceedings
along with him, and promised to recommend that
Sterling should be reinstated What Bovine will
De after next It is hard to say, but do not think
he viii soon run after another Land Office in Wis
konsan. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

D5r The Crops around Buffalo promise finely,
though late There has been ram enough ana
now it is dry when Wheat is rlpening and Hay
is to be cut. Hay is abundant Wheat good and
nearly ont Of dancer
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

I Two persons, one a black boy, were bitter
By mad dog at Charleston. S. c. on the Goth.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

u The dwelling and blacksmith shop OF r.
Pennington, with the dwelling OF S. Gillespie, at
Baskenrdge, \. j., were burnt on Friday night.
Loss 50, 500. Insurance (Gilespie's) Sl,lOo.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

lT The Champion, l40 foot steamboat, has
jus, been launched at Newport Michigan, to run
from Detroi, to Chicago Her engine IS from the
Novelty Works IN this city,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
Iiterarp Notices.

r TIE NEw.YoRK JOURNAL OF MEDICINE,
,xn TIE COLLATERAL Sciences, edited by SAHu-
81 Fonsr, NJ. D. No. l. has Just becnissued by
SH. G. Langley, 81 Chatham-st. 1t Itcontalns
original articles by Drs. Forty, Detmold' Watson,
cr;scom and F. C. Stewart, with Critical
Analysis of some 80 pages, and ss pages of
American and Foreign Medical Intelligence
The work is fair octave magazine OF IA pages,
size Of the Democratic Review and published
him b;montbIv at SO per annum. Appealing as 1t
does entirely to the Medical Faculty for its sup
nort We shall not assume to Judge OF its intrln-
sic merits, but the high reputation Of its Editor
the known ability of its contributors and Tue fe-
commendaton of the enterprise by all the most
distinguished Medical men OF our CITY COMBINE
to assure us that it is work of high character
and can hardly fail OF receiving generous sup
port.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

d CINCINNATI has increased 1000 houses and
$4,000 inhabitants within three wears
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

u a groomsman was half married by mis-
take for the bridegroom few days since at Clevc-
land. He was sadly frightened, as may be sup,
posed, and has resolved never to be caught in so
dangerous position again TIL he means some
thing bv il.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

n DR. Ellsworth, of Hartford, Conn, has
lust supplied boy with new upper lip borrow.
INC from his face without robbing it.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

PrsEylsM Authentic A letter to the Right
Rev. Father in God, Richard, Lord Bishop OF Ok
ford, on the Tendency of Romanism imputed to
Doctrines held of old, as now, in the English
Church: By Rev. E. B. Pussy, D. d." has just
been published by ]. S. Redfeld, Clinton Hall
from the Second Oxford Edition. 1t Is a large
and fair pamphlct-volume of lS4 pages, and sold
for 25 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

u The deaths in TINS City last week were 10y
80 of Cholera Infantum, % Of Consumption,
and p of various lnlammatons only 10 OF re-
vers, 8 of Dvsentery, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

Uj GExHv, COLLEGE holds It's Commence
ment on Wednesday, Aug. I'd. Addresses will
be delivered on that and the preceding day, by
Hon. r. d. DAVIS, ]. w. WILLIAMS, Esq, and
Rev. DUNCAN KENNEDY, and Poems by Rev. Mr..
COKE and Rev. IoIIS w. Brown.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

u j. G. B. Justly complains of the practice
of our City Dog Killers in throwing the carcases
of their victims into the Bay, to be washed ashore
along Staten Island, the Narows, &c, rendering
walks along the beach revolving, and the sca-ar
hideous No carcasc or other offal should ever be
thrown into the watcr-it is every way an often
sivc, unwhoesomc practice, and great waste OF
fertilizing matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

lj7 A religious lunatic named Howard escaped
recently from the Poor House OF Erie Co. Pa.
stole some watches and an oijug, broke into
church through window, lit up, and preached
sermon; stole part Of the furniture and left :;
hooked Jug, and filled it with oil at an oll-mlll
borrowed blind horse, and struck bee-llne west
ward, offering his spoils for sale Finding his
horse blind be abandoned him in utter contempt.
He was overtaken about fifteen miles off, and Ia
ken back to the Poor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

IT." MEMOIR OF Mas. LOUISA ADAMS LEA
WITT, comprised in Sermon occasonea oy hef
Death, and Supplementary Sketch: BY Kew
AS, D. SMITH, has Just been issued IN neat
pocket volume of l53 pages by John +. Trow'
1874 Broadway. This work is of class which
does not attract the attention OF the mass OF
readers, yet which can hardly be perused without
profound interest and lasting profit The hie,
the trials. and the triumphant death of devout
Christian form one of the most profitable themes
that can occupy the meditions of the living, and
in this work they are vlvidly presented.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

FaoM ST. VlScENrs.-By the British brig
Belfast, intelligence is received from St sln-
cents to the lst inst. The health Of the place
was excellent The market was overstocked,
excepting Sugar, of which there was great
scarcity, and number of British vessels waiting
for cargoes 1t is perfectly quiet all over the
Island No damage was done by the earthquake
which occurred at the same time with the ono at
st. Thomas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
Cotton Trade.

Prices continue steady and sales to fair amount
Transactions at full prices.
Il will be recoeced, says the Columbus Geo Times,
of the 2ls instant that quoted the sale Of the first bale
of Cotton which brought this market the present
63c We happy to be enabled now to state
from good authority that that price has been sustained
Cotton selling at from to 81 cents in our streets
the quantity brought in however, IS very limited
There but little doing in the New Orleans
market the 10th instant prices were too high to meet
the views of buyers The stock hand light There
had bsen 1900 bales Of received, sales since then
about 500 bales. The old out OF arket-
crop of 1900 bales which has been held Tor some time
shipping for Liverpool.
We indebted to friend for the following extract OF
letter from Mobile, which it appears the chance for
large crop that section is still considered favorable 1t
is dated 10Th Sept, ls43:-
"The Alabama River is in fine condition for boats Of
any draft OF water very unusual OF this
early period OF the season The planters doing all
they to hasten their cotton forward obtain the early
bales Of the crop has arrived and the greater part
now the market. The difficulty of negotiation, and
the of vessels have prevented any activity in
market Fair cotton Is sold readily at cents, specie
ether qualities in proportion. We are determined TO do
business here specie alone this The crop in
State will reach least $50 900 bales The writer has
Just returned from q tour in the interior"
Extract from letter dated Gren, Sept 20, 1871
think the crops of Cotton in the upper countries much
better than in the lower Indeed lhave heard butt
three planters say that their crop would be short last
An early frost will, of course make short crop
but il keeps off gntil the goth of October there will
be good crop Of Cotton throughout upper and middle
Georgia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
PRICES OF Provisions


Another large tea sale came off this morning In
consequence of the recent advances in Teas, holders
seem TO be pressing their cargoes into the market.
The cargo the sale of which we have to report
of the Levaut Terms notes at six months, pay able
in this city, TO be made satisfactory to the sellers
HvsoNl0 hf chests 90 cents; 20 do ga 10 do 92t; 20
chests Sill 10 half chests SGT; 90 do s6 50 chests bO so
l3b boxes So
Yovre half chests s7t cents; 90 do sSA; 26
do 6a "a do 6 90 do SSH 80 do 81 Is do sat; 6 do
es do 40; 81 do AS los do 47A 2ss do Ill SO do 46a SO
do 45a IS do IS; l6 do 44 50 do 4sB 90 do 4aa; %
do AIS 80 do All so do4a 90 do 80; 1875 do ssi 66 do
az; 1871 do s7 sO3 do 3el 234 do 36 20s do 35& l2s
90 s5 $50 do ga Is d, 81 lO2 do aoi 10 do as IS do
2Oi s3 do 90; 10 do s; 100 do 49, 200 l3lb boxes Al
asia hf chests withdrawn
HvsoN sKIs-57 hi chests 80 cents; 10 chests 2s; 90
do ~; 30 do 26t
GusrowDEns hf chests 6s csnts 10 do 81; 20 do S2a
lie do So - chests 81; ~ half chests sos t3s co
wIthdrawni AZ Glib boxes ali 5cases each u ab CAMS
teIs63; 10 do62s
lMPsRrAL-6 half chests 70 cents; do III; do 66;
90 do 62; l9 do b5t; do 52 40 do Sc; % chests Al
10 do 3t IS pound boxes as; % cases pouSd CAMS
tiers g..
PowcHoSG-4 chests SO cents; Is hf do 4s; 80 DO AS
chests 3 100 hf do 34t IS do 34 10 do 49, 80 do
s9 III do 3d. 40 do sa; 10 boxes 2ss SO do 49, 753 do
at; (232 10 witbdrawp)
SoUcHoSo-Io half chests 80 cents; Isl do withdrawn