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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-02

tc..NkS RO0TR
s,.5 wholesale. by T. Roberts Co. Clatendoo In.
Of Dua.e and Broadway and t4il, by all he c,s,
,.,-,, M 1,u-..ists ~ NrN- York. res.,.
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pARRs LEE ,!l,IS PLsmEssy - y ssds:5; day
b. resIlent medicine Ser the following, from d. S.
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IL PASSAtIk FUK- IT. LN.kEPOUI.--Packet7 Nh
.rvt moet splendid fast sailing packet ship viii ~ de-
Ittche' a above ler regular day. h4rius stlrnt!d
ccmoltons of CABIN, "a cabin and sterrag- ,-H.r Fqr
iessag" early application should " made board
". SJ. /. I TAP>COTr, - Peek slip,
lel Cornef of South
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Ea FOR SALE in the City of Newark. \: j.
:G House and q Of Land sitnsieln Soulil-Ba,a
ls.stres No l72 WITHIN fifteen minutes walk Of tir Rail
read Depot Tn. lIou . isr front and JJ'p with l'rse
PIAZZA the rear and we'll ai shed throughout so good
slhe Iit tre sc. attached the premises. For farther
particulars srp!y 20 |. NICHOLS conner d! William aGd
WasiinS,or-stgests or Of Whi. PAUL, on tie Premises
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III aa4N BATH. M- M.v.,,,
~ 5t ,r whic vou will please place 10 my cfss; -
- M h.. return of steamer John w Richmond sst- -
~ ,.o,,r exeSllsn, PILLS the amount;
49, suf.st, agains: theia NJ h,F irsi iarviucS;c
,,nsr,iur them 10 be like many uostrums OF the dsv
It I.T Ia, rr.oale .f Bath beginning 10 sisrxe
H. ,r 49, ,s,lic - AMI their sab i -
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A. aNEWAKK ANn NEW.YORK-

S..es.. NkW-lORK ANDERltR ROAD
EIss.s.-S EXTENDED To MIDDLEToWN Or1ns,
Couuty.-0n and after ThRrsday june !. II,
" ~ -E-culaE Trans will betmeea Ntw-YoTk
1ota aud Middl lsowa daily Sundays excepted follows
For passengers slv, foo, Of Duane>tree ai ;! r vi by
steamboat ARROW, Captain A Il Schuirt t.kiac the Ca
at thsrr'ont aud Goshen s. O'Clock AID Middle
Town at 9ocicehP VI Returning leave Middeown al A
NJ. and arrive AZ \ew-York a; II 4. VI.
An Accommodation Lins for Ervish, aud rs>seussfs leaves
New York es above A NJ and Ca>-tl al ..
eiecS and Middstcwn a; O'Clock P NJ. Returning ls-ve
NiJdtetomn ii y T. NJ sad ia the CITY abou, e.
Fox Freight leave Newly A. VI. ard Az4I,s At Mid
Glstown same day. Returning, leave Adiie,owg at 2 VI
SEd arrive IL New York Ssfn., nj. .hr
May 9Th, lSia ~ ~ SUI ~ ''sl"Tas To,s
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Il FOR L0NDON-Packetot Jun- l0th-'The
sTTyt I'll. Packet ship WELLINGTON. d. Clai" ek
.S-=7- Master, VIII >a ss above, her regular d1y.
For tnirh fassage ayn: superior accommodations, sp
ply ou board. foot of Nlaii-n l4.i,y. orto
GElNNELL; AlINTtsN X co. - Souih-st.
The Packet sfIl SWITZERLAND r knight niaster
t!sUccesd the Wellington, 4aa sal June 2ui her rcsulu
day-
r = Price Of passage S75
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Nrw.Ynnx March %. laia.

NEw-f oRR, March -, l3lJ
DtAH SIR heard of Bran, Indian Purifying EriraCt''
for lurli tn blood and my beng troubled with
all over his limbs and body WIS Induced from the high r.
comn-nd-tiou 1t had obtain and give hun, aud IT
la, cnr him lie ten years old, and wss attacked about
SIX years ,'ncs with eruption " ch became running sores
all over HIM The sores dischareed much natter and seemed
to be lncurb, IS be- @ had much mca advice aud atten-
dance IN this c.ty and e,rwhcre md NOT cured and thu
,i>.e of so long standing fearful b. would
b. cured: but he isnow by thr Use OF Branfs Purifying
Extract well. The aud ulcers all h. aed mp and
his health IN good. Yours, Sc, MILO HEATH.
11l Third ty.uu. S.w-SoIk
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ri FOR SALE-A Dwelling House and Barn.
II with good Garden and Of ,ruund. with
fms fruit trees and cvery requisite iOf comiolhs
village residence or flra Boarding House situated the
pleasant village Sraifor Goqn three mIl distant from
Bf-errt 10 which steamboats, plv daily Fer particulars
irquJrs of HENRY {. SCOTT, y ana i-stF.ss-
Also let the three story House No l75 SailSon-str-t
p. irut,,,liargIy
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.- TO WESTERN NTRAVELERS.-The
PIHfsf sIf EsrET 70 Piffr PifgrRS S fNf B.
the Fenusylyana Railroad and Canals - now N
the most perfect order running through regnafiy n three
days and half with all tbs arrangements necessary to s~cure
tis e''"i~''i FARE 4 re- oNLY NINE DOLLARS:
OFFICE, y. l.. COR. FOURTH sSp CHESNU 81 ,
where every Information III ea;isa 70 the line may D. OBJ
%a MAJ also b secured No. 10 soqr 1br.sirss, aud
Al & ,.s M s sl 1gS S ,Tr o,,mns al cloSk
rhsdelph;s, May u. la.2 milo I'm
aiz.s1 7,noRNiNG LINE1FGr 1S; alRany ny; and ,E
foot Of Barcay.ste-t. The ne., ow:i,rssSars
Steamer iPIRE Capt. 5. r. Toe, eares THIS Ne'tN
For passage, apply at The Office foo, OF Eareay'ree
NorlcsNAlI 80 Good, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills sreci9
his Boat must m ,I.e of the owners oil such Goods
uacev, FOR ALBANY. Troy and inter-
s!sf%$1Iho swallow wrtc@%s csf .s@ ss: i5.l.
viii leave the foot of Corandv-st., THIS Ati hkNcoN,
The above il, substantial Boat, fitted up with eeS.n; State
Rooms. and for accommodation unryaed on 'he Hudson
q ezcpv, PEOPLES LINE or STEAM
Boats " FqR ALBASY ,.;, THR9UGH lI sa d.
The ncw and comrnolious Steamboat ROCHESTER
the foot OF Cou,nd, aud L~f;y streets, Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday evenings, at o'clock
leave Monday Wr,l..ty aud Friday evenings, o'clock
s,eamo1, North AmcI'G1 ,Gsg ~ H. fufS I~d@5 ,m
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Passengers taking this L're Of boats Will lnr2JaeE ar't
Abmy ample time to take i" Morning ain Of Jars Tor
furnished with and elegant State itonms aad iOr
speed and accommodations unrva died on The Hudson
For as>ig. freight apply on board TO Schultz al t's
Office ~ the wharf.
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ins rapidly. Yoars, >sPec;ioily
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20, NE rre q Pulmonary CoasiEp.io cafo''iI Irer.ei
s59nz2i,s, Ere, r. ssf Sgd@5io snS o35 eo tOa @ al d.@I
de- rrEiet are csd a" lmPTs sG5 'i pf.ssrfS,a
BiisS p:is lrsr Complaint, MSrea7aI Diseases e'"'
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g-r2J. .ADAAlS x cos EN- a-.,-z.,
Tl----Iltt11-- rRESS TO FlTTSBURG, Pa. ESs:slst.3
i,f from, M,

Il PASSAGE FOR LONDoN-First Packet.
,sr-rI The splendid ias, sailing ship Br. bark BRITISH
.ts-- ttN, Lord, master viii sail rosirveyas above,
her haNIn- good accommodations Tor cabin,
cnd cabin aud tee;asr passengers. For l>ase. carly arp
cation should b, made on board.
W 81. +. TAPSC OFT. - Peck dip
my3l Corner of South STR
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tt- fOH LIV LIVEKFOOL.-Kecuar PackeI OF
wy the 7h st June.l le superior fast sailing pack
~ ZAP vi F" ~ u - a,,lln Dur
commodateuS for caoia second cabin, aud rera-r aSisn
PERSONS iShu: embark should make earl application
J0SEFH McAlURiAY log Pine-siIg-t.
cnrn.f of South
The above will be succeeded by thu splendid packet ship
QNlTED STATES, capt BIou, ana sail The l3ti OF
Jane.
brought 10y the ehoNr>hir my e The regular 4ckfs,
BY apfly yins ~ above tifby letter post-paidl El27
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sac1l, .T. POWELL y cos LINE FOR
g4.-xlsssa-l NEWBuRGH Landing al CalIwelrs, West
Point and Cold SrrinSTht steamboat; HIGH
LANDER, Capt r. WalIop, will leave tie rerioo, Of "
reIstree. every Monday Thursday aud Saturday o'clock
T. NJ. KSiurniuG, will leave New hu rg every Monday
A. NJ aud Tuesday ard Friday T. NJ Eui freight or p.s-
sage, apply the Captain n board
Baggage and freight ni oil descriptions bank bills sI-cie
boar b the risk of the thereof unless
a ball oi laduc receipts " eicurd To- >,ny. ali
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sno1, .FOR NEWBURGII-Lsndins a:
r.----1l8- CaIIvelI's Wes, Point Cold si.r,ng Corn
ft...ss----.st.sGc.,a!i and Fisllkul Landing.
Tie steamboat Jas. MtCisON, Capt Chg! iials,sad,
will Leave Warm pier every Tuesday aud Friday after
noon O'Clock.
III Bagge=e P-clegs Parcels Bank Bills or Specie rut
on board i without being entered the book
ccpt.I Tor be tire rs OF the t'ereof. all u
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vs,.nrL rIH ro,1 EN- si,I'l;a ~
Tsytcwn, Dobbs Ferry Hastings and Yonk-
ers-Besk'as; IA and Dinner bGsEdIhs aud >Ilemd
New York from the foot o Chambers street every morning
trdsy e,ceped at O'clock t',runS leave r-ksn
same dag 1T l2s O'clock = NJ Landing the foot Of Ham
moed street each way. Freight taken reduced rates.
NoLctAli goods. freight, baggage h<uk bills sr@ce
any other KIND Orty taken shipped or put board this
baggage, SC.
boat nr
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A TO LET-A Room, Bedrooms, Pantry,
- Ciosst, &C. saitab- Tor small family Alsg base
r-u, room amt bedrooms iSeni $50 ana 80 s-t
- -: -, J. LOCkE, u Ann 1trs.!.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

The Wines OF PnLADELrHA.-It Will be seen
by our correspondents letter, that the gathering
OF the Wings of Philadelphia on "Wednesday was
an echo of the shout that is ringing over the land.
Union seems to be nscparable from the name Of
Henry Clay, because the name is just now
insePagablc from the cause.
The following resolutions, among others, are
Wing all over:
Resoirsa, Tha, the whis citizen, throughout; The s;a
be requested 10 meet ard ADOPT thorough system of orgaa
za,ioa FOR the ensuing Residential campaign.
Resor.d That considering 1.-THE duty Of the citizens OF
this Commonwealth yshene,ef and for whatever purpose as
senbd without distinction of pa5ty or with reference
the objects which honestly divide the two sraat parties %
Ii. coun,ry all and all occasions to assert thu
sacred CATION Of the public faith We cannot permit TINS
occasion TO pass without The and earnest
Of our sense what due the wounded honor OF the
State sustain our Representatives, ID
all measures calculated the public credit ana
cheerful scqusscence any system OF equal taxation "heh
the Legislature may adopt; holding equal adherence anc
,orn tn. Infamous doctrine Of Rpud!auon aud the caum
nv hich lmputss II 70 aFtope.
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MARINE JOuRN AL.


Cleared,
Baroue California, Nlayh,w, NtusIlas, Brett Vcse.
schi Alarc, Pu,nell, Wilmington, \ Cooley Co.
Arrived.
Baraue Rcse Stand,sh Me") Spencer, .! hours from
M,stic IN bal ast, To L llutlbut y Co
Brig Deborah, Jones, days from New Bedford, IN bal
last, 10 master
Brig OaIy Son. Hatch, tsom Kingston, coal. bound TO
New London
Br schr Arson Chase II days from Halifax fish, to mas
ter.
Sell. rIarue,, } days from Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Elizabeth Hambliu, from Albany flour, bound to
Boston.
Schr Banner Tar days from Gloucester, fish to master
Schr Franklin, Bearse, from Kingston, coal, bound TO
Boston.
Schr Columbia Berry from Hudson corn and oats bound
10 Weymouth, Mass
schf VIM Henry, Lane, 5 days from Philadelphia coal
Schr Sally Kelly days from Boston, fish. TO master
Schr Turk EldIidse 1 days from Portsmouth, md'e' 70
W Lewis.
schr Jasper, lIowes, days from Boston, nd'e to Il
Heuck.
Schr Lion Mallory ,! hours from New Haven in ballast
Schr Robert Bruce, Gott, 10 days from Niachd' LUMBER
to + Scow. ew
schr Excel, Loye.t, days from Boston, md'', to "
Lewis.
schr Texas from Thomaston, lime.
Schr Albion Arey days from frankfort, Me- Pots'o'i'
to Br,tt Voss:
Schr Corene from Hartford. building stone.
Sloop James Lawrence, from Saghabor, oil.
Below.
One Big. Wind Ne, Weather hazy.
Memoranda.
The packe, ships Baltimore for Nre, Europe, for LAYER
pool aud several other outward bound vessels are dsalea
In censs queuce Of the uniavOIabie weather.
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Things Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The New.York Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov so.
Tar PEorLr ~ THEIR MrcHI.-The FIRST grand demon
sation of the Wings Of the City and County OF fha1e
phs TO organize for the Presidential campaign took rac.
last and the friends of HENRY CLAY may well i.s
proud Of result 1t glorious bssinnIDs-a regular
old fashioned HARRisor affaI-housands Of Wings full o
enthusiasm constantly crowdine into the immense Sa
loon Of the Museum which contained time not less
than FIVE e.mcn ell ANXIOUS To bear tssmon!
to the WORTH and patriotism of the champion OF
American Industry. The Hon. GEoRGE W. ToLAHD
presided.
Addrese. were delivered by the Hon George W Toland
aud Josiah Randall Esq who offered Of Resolu
TONS which adopted by reclamation. Hon Joseph
lngeIsoll, VIM B. Reed, Esq Joseph f. Chandler, ESQ
John Swift, Esq Hon. DAVID Hoffman. of Baltimore. and
Hon HmAr Denny. Of Pitishurs, all Of which were 20 the
point, the fr. qssn bursts of applause testified.
resolution was Offered by Hon joseph X lnesrsol, re-
commencing JOINS SERGEANT the Wing National Con
vention as a candidate for the Vice Presidency.
Several members of Congress present, who took
lively interest in the proceedings, which were marked by
unanmity throughout.
At an eelly hou the meeting Adjourned rlync nne hearty
cheers for HENRY CLAY aud fNO1ECIlFE
TARIFF.
ros1AcE RAforN.-The meeting this day at noon IN IA
Of areductronln postage was numeTouSly attended =
Thomas Poe presided aud MIR A Lewis offered series
of resolutions which adopted, and a committee OF
~ persons appointed prepare memorial to Congress- and
adopt such measure, they may think necessary te
the accomplishment of the objects OF the meeting
F1sE-About o'clock this morning. fire broke out II
the white aud red lead mandatory CT T. DAVIS
Co., Kensinston, which entirely destroyed tosethe
with large of stock. The loss Of property ls
estimated about $1,000 with ltd. insurance The
buildings belonged the of Emanuel Eyre. he
Messrs. Davis were fully insured
iT5- 10 fighting among the femen
J,pcE KryG AID INIEMrERANCE.-ln The recent AID
dress of thus gentleman the Grand Jury, he very u5t'!
reuaked:" Thatif the present Temperance Reform con
tinued SO with the lardry has done for FEW years
longer they would have abolish the Criminal Court aud
shut up the Prisons, there would be farther fc
thsm and that he confident from his observation while
the bench that RUM the father and mother OF all
crime
THArKscIvrNc DAY.--A large number Of New England
citizens Inend dining this afternoon at the Washington
House for the purpose Of celebrating the memorable event
III the Eastern States.
SrocKs--A fair business done in Stocks to-day
State Ewes sold at 67t decline of
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U. STATES CIRCUIT CoURr.-BeiOre Judge
Bstts-The Grand Jury into Court with true bills
agans. William Brown (a,s Babe aud George Matthews
for piracy on board the .ch Sarah Lsvna aud ) the muir
der of the Captain, Mate and Cook There are four bills
against each True bills have also been found against fa
sey and Johnson for attempt eyc, board The 0'A
Osando Sydney; and against Capt John Tyler i0i 81
assault, with dangerous weapon. The Grand Jury 'n'h
retired Tor further deliberations The pirates will be a'sa
ed on Tuesday next. 80
COURT OF CoMMoN PLEAs-Beiore Judge ".
shoe nsr-M Cdski'y aud p C"t vs. ~ N h'dn o's =!
finch.-iction Of Ttc.paS TO recover the 'aue oi M
Of groceries taken execution al the store corner P
and Mulberry The property taken on 40 isu
ton against Donshee from whom plaintiff claimed |" va w.
purcha sed aud to have retained BIN clerk ne Cou
char.sd that If patss ~ purchasing STOCK on Soo'
ia. person from whom they purchased as cs'k OF mos
they assume the rsk by aw, OF proving 10 the a, n,
of the Jury that the transaction was bona hde. ''
defendant
Police OrrIcE.-A DRorrKR CAUGHT -.
fellow named William I.ahop, tired to play OH l
game this morning. Couruland street oy dopPihs sht
book we'll stuffed with spuiou, bills, at the feet Of A, ~
Blair Of Albany, to induce him to give reward ~,
Blair understood the g,me. and dIawIus P'Sto' 49, nj
low 5, ,zed HIN By the collar and led HIM TO the '''s
fee where he was lodged IN PRISON h and
CHARGED WITH SHorLrFrINC.--Oicefs 'osf her
o Kecfe ARE sted woman uanrd larg1'st s,;o1
premises No ~ and l59 Front street. charger aver
stolen from stores silver watches bea'et-c'o
coats pieces of bishop lawn piece 81 cae9 ~. ma.
muslin d. lame and one Rob Roy shawl, Gund 10 TX
session She Is as committed for examination.
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News FROM THE HoN. Nh. CusalNG.-The
Hon Z, Gushing, Ambassador to China wlit.s to i,,rnd
la 'hs CITY from Suss that hs had speedy aud ucs, in
fssssns Journey Though Egypt aud was the .0h Sep
rembs waiting ftou Bnmtas Ii will be scol,ec,d
chat the SECRETARY Of Legation. Webster Esq sailed om
Boston ot China ~ the Antelope. July. Othcr NJ mbc1a
Oh me Mission sailed some time previous the Brand
from Norfolk. Our .uterp,,1 uc aud k,lIul yonnr enn
aud artist John h f.tsrs, Jr ESQ sailed FROM this rot n,
The ship Bazaar Ia October Nh Peters Is m amber of m.
Embassy, and the Agent oil The National nsut. at Wash
inSson, and The American Destitute ,u this CITY,
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PATRIOTIC SONGS Hail, Columbia ankcs Doc.
die snr-Sraneled Banner Our Flag there 'Huzza
FOR Columbia aud The Land of Wtshnclcn ST, Of our
National Anthems have Just hecn issued from the prolific
press of Msssrs ArvrlLs the great Music Dealers IN
Broadway under the appropriate title of National Songs
"f America The the identical melodies of thu
oden times supcbly arranged for the piano aud by
Francis II Brown, young American artist Of promise.
THIS elegantly published with envelope embeI
l',hed with iuc aud appropriate ensra,ins They viii
form very beautiful holiday presents.
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The WARREN COUNTY n. J. MuRpER,-W.
learn from gentleman just from Belviderc that
Abner Parkc, who resides near New Harn,,o.
Warren Co, was arrested on THURSDAY 2o,t
Nov, and was taken to BevdeIo to UNDERGO -
examination on charge for the murder Of bs
brother John Parkc and the Cashier family. TIL,
manner and conversation OF Parke since tho IT,,
OF Carter has been such as to fasten suspic;o,
upon him. The examination had not Proceeded
when OH informant left.
An UNNATURAL MovnER.-On Wedpesd,.
morning cl!d about hye weeks old Vas found on n.
Of the house Of Mrs Bad, IN Beavel.stret,, Abnr
look it 10 The Ovts,er by whom !; .as consigned
superintendent Q. the Aims House. The child u,,,,
to belong calling herself Amelia Adam, W.,
called TIE Oversee: OF the Foo Monday aud r.ou.,.,
him take charge OF hex i"iaat. w;ch a,ca,d bp, ~
,rsd 10 send both mother and caa the Aim, Uou,.
This sh- ld relish aad lex SAYING s- would GIVE n,
child away.
Is DR.. Beighler, whom We mentioned as hav
ing been arrested RoehsstvI 10, assault, aud battery
his wife ard arson held BY til, Court 10 aasw, n.
charge OF Eia.n. Sc, fte TO the house.
Counsel for the Fcope, Distinct Attorney G,lbe,, N,
Nh rane Moses Ch,pm and Mf Bonnet: or defendant,
D. Bsissr unable cttan b.i! the evening q;
the 29,h.
STEAM CANAL PAcSErs.-The Hollidaysbrs
STANDARD says that accompany has been formed for the rup
pose Of running line Of packet boats iha Pm
.,lysna Canal 70, the OF passengers By h,
arrangement passengers VIII leave Philadelphia, m6A n
and arrive at Psburs 10 A VI Of III. h'Td DAY. m,si,s
tho entire rp days aud Con" hours It, n,erdsd 70
n.a boats with paddle wheels At tho how Of the boat which
SAID have been tted aud found purpose.
Iy Canal navigation may now be considered
as closed for the season Yesterday decidedly the GELD
eat dav of the season and ths mrd in thu roads i, frozen
solid except IN those places where ia very deep
Buffalo Ga, 18th.
Iroy CANAL BoAr.-An experimental Iron Ca.
MI Boat for the Schuytll Navigation Cs"a was launched
on "wednesday from the foundry OF s. p Morris Co. on
the Delaware above Dyot,lle She 20 feet long, Bist
wide and feet deep aud built entirely Of American lrcu
STORE BREAKlNG.-The store Of d. S Mes.
seurcr CO in Worcpstsr Mass broken open Tues
day night and about $1,000 goods stolen ,hsieitom
Court for the Correction Of Errors.
NOVEMBER 20, 1873
ArrrRsooS sEss,ov-Mr. J A. Spencer concluded for
defendant ~ error Mr.. s Sevsns was heard in reply
NorEMpER So 1873
No CT. r Alerc-in W. the People * rel J. A. Bar
ry MI s. Stevens hsa,d for plsnuf IN
Albany Eve. Atlas,
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For the ". Y. Tribune.

INtssTs. Editors:
In this mornings Tribune stated ,hat 4, rscert
mssnag OF the Vesy of Triay Church Coo,ed Epsco-
pal Church witch had b-rn struggling gtea difficulties
asked for doas;ioa CT Sloo, and ser denied
lJouIpal Of Commences.
win you have the goodness to state that at the
meeting in question, the Vestryo Trinity Church,
at the request of the Colored Episcopal Church,
granted TO the latter donation of 500 per year.
IN addition to still larger annual allowance. So
that, If may again soil your columns with Mr..
Hale's bad grammar. the Colorod Episcopal
Church ,cere NOT denied.
Since he has broached the subject, by prying
INTO The private transactions of Corporate body.
Will he further cnlighten the public by stating how
much ne receives per uanins, or, otherwise, for
his labors, IN saoo-shooiag black sheep into the
N. Z. corner Of the Tabernace2
Respectfully yours, AN ErIscorAL1.N.
New York, Nov. 18th, ls43
" Col r. M. JOHNSON has been nominated
for the Presidency BY large meeting Of The Lceos held al
Pa
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u We have received No. VI. of 'THa La
DIES REPOSITORY" Edited by Rev. HENRY BA-
coS, Boston. a wholesome moral tone pervades
this neat monthly, that contrasts pleasantly with
the namby pambYism that floods the prcss.
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u, The New Haven papers mention The ap-
pcnaucs Of Sperm Whale the Sound near Madison on
Saturday last Chase made BY Capt. Morgan and
others but they d'd MOI succeed capturing him lie is
sad to have been from Toto SO feet IN length
MsrHcpisr EriscorA,. CnvncI,--The incrcas. Of this
body m'tmn lew years has been without parallel, luhet
last official documents they publish their numbers in each
conference IN The Union and Texas of which the summa,,
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u Laws OF Coon BREEDING, 6 ETIQUETTE
FOR YOU'VE LADIES' Laws OF EriousrrE,
You've HUSBANDS Book" AND q YOUNG WlrE's
Book" are five duodecimo volumes got up in the
neatest style, and each choice moroccan in itself
They are in very convenient aud pretty form,
and contain several engravings. The character
Of the works are too well known TO need COM
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

u Winchester has Just issued No. \. of Frois-
sart's Chronicles of England, France and Spain.
This No. contains also an Introductory essay on
the Middle Ages by Rev. john LoRD-an able
and we'll written article
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u The Etiquette OF CouRrsnlr AND Mar.
RAGE, by i,Apr BLEsslSGToN," has Just been Is
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Ut Fart III. of that popular little work,
WRONGS OF WOMEN, by CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH,
has been published by H. w DoDp, Brick
Church, opposite the City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

Is TIE New Mirror for Saturday, is on
our table, and although it usually contains excel
lent articles, the first editorial paragraph in this
number is the most sensible thing it has contained
for long time.