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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11
EVENING EDITION.
MONDAY, 81 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
Leadership OF the House-Tyler ava king
Editorial Correspondencs.

WAsErxcToS Saturday, Dc. g.
There is deep commotion just now. in the
ranks of the Party as to the appointment OF
Chairman of the Committee of WAYS and Means
-in effect, Leader of the House. position
filed with such modest dignity, efficiency and
popularity By Mr.. FILLMORE in the last Congress.
The rival aspirants arc Mr.. SAMUEL BERDsLEr
of New-York and Mr.. ROBERT BAkNwELL
Rnsrr of South Carolina The Chlyalry,' who
have thus FAR swallowed all manner Of indignI-
ties, make desperate stand on this point, and
insist that, if Conciiatioh Concession, Harmo-
nv, and all those fine phrases, mean any thing,
they ought now after voting for Jones as Speak
er, Blair & Rives as Printers, McNulty as Clerk,
&c. have this last crumb of consolation The
contest is not merely personal one. nor even
clashing Of claims of rival Presidential aspi-
rants it involves immediate and vital conside-
ratons. If Mr.. RHETT succeeds, VIC shall
doubtless have Tariff bill reported breaking
down all the Protective features of the present
Tariff, and thus broad and clear issue presented
to the Country. If BEARDsLEY succeeds, there
NAV be some ''JUdicious'' amendments proposed
nothing more. Sam, it will be recoccted,
was Intercepted by portion of his present con-
stiluents (of Oneida Coz before he was elected,
as to his opinion of the present Tariff; he re-
Piled that he had not read ii. Such an answer
would have done honor to Underwood, and clear
" entities the author to the leadership of a Van
Buren, House. l have hardly doubt that he will
get the place, and the Carolinians pass under the
yoke again
John Tyler is beginning to throw off the outer
scales from his eyes, He complains that, after
all he has done for the Democracy, his only re-
turn is the election of his most malignant and
powerful defamers to be Printers Of the House.
That triumph of Blair & Rives was terrible
blow to his self-complacency, and if he turns
out any more old friends to make places for Van
Buren, prctcnders, l am greatly mistaken. The
current talk Of the Body Guard here is that the
party is delncntcd, and that, if Van Buren, is
nominated, nothing can prevent the election Of
CLAY. They hit it this time. H.G.
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MARINE 10 URNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, DECEMBER II, 1919.
Cleared,

Cleared,
Ship Saml Hicks, Bunker Liverpool. r Kermit.
Brig Emma, Wart Maracaibo, Bouchaud & Thebaud.
Arrived.
Brig Lucy Ann, White, D days from New Orleans pork
hides, &c. TO Nesmh, Leeds & Co. Sailed in company
with barque Elliott. Watts, for Gibraltar.
Brig Trojan kman, Is days from sisel, ogwood to
Nesmi;h, Leeds * Co.
Brig Eugena, Driukwate Il days rem Havana, molasses
to Raymond de- Zalco.
Brig VIM Nelson, Robinson IA days from Port Prince
coffee and logwood, to Shedding & Ferris.
Brig Abeona Dc,ne. Is days from Curacao, with goa,
skins, &c to Boenen Graves Left French steamer Conner
ust arrived from Carthagena.
schr St Thomas, Hancock, d days from Aaun logwood,
sc. TO Back Peters.
schr Myers, Fowler. days from Washington NC, naya!
stores, TO Woodruff & Muturn.
sch Tuscarora Smack days from Richmond -four ard
tobacco, to Allen * Paxson.
schr Martha Fowler, days from Washington, NC,
naval stores, 10 L Mitchell.
Schr Anaconda, Fulford, days from Washington, NC
naval stores TO Bryant & Maitland
Schr Northampton, from Virginia, oysters.
Schr Independence from Virginia, oysters.
The f.cate Rartan is still a. anchor outside the
Hook. Wind West by North.
Sailed.
Packet ship TORONTO, Griswold, London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

SUPPOSED MukDER.-A man by the name OF
Cosseman has been arrested Utica for the murder of his
son another lad The boys disappeared very yste
rou.y during last aud have since been heard
Of Its now rumoed that Cto5sleman whipped his to
death and the other boy being present he made way with
him that he might tell the dreadful tale The hord al
fair is said to have beer brought gh, consequence OF
quarrel between C1osslemsa and his wife
IJ Thomas Maxwell, Treasurer of Chenung
County, who has been reported Ascending defaulte
declares through the columns OF the Owego ADVERTISE
that he has neither gone Illinois Texas, but remains
in Emira or course he be believed. He does not
deuy being eauter but thinks he shall be allie pay up
BURGLARY AND SACRILEDGE.-The Catholic
Church OF West Troy entered the light Of WeLnss
day last 9th inst and robbed of considerable
of altar furniture Among the articles stolen chalce.
canes,cks aud pana or plate for Communion
service, Troy Wing
AccIDENr.-Last evening, about eight o'clock,
as private carriage, driven by black boy passing
down Broadway and when Courandt the horse
took fright and ram knocking down and seriously nurng
gentleman who crossing the street The horse olsen
gagged himself from the carriage which was broken pieces
(Courer.
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Commercial and Money Matters.
&C. Fer sclss at tie Stock Exchange, see First Pcce
SATURDAY, p. NJ,

SATURDAY, NJ.
The market and the sales very large reaching
in Ohios alone at both Boards $4,000 AT the first Board
prices rather heavy bul The second Board every
thing frm. Ohio improved j. Illinois !; Indiana /;
Indiana short bonds J. Kentucky declined H Pennsy
l. Norwich aud Worcester improved I; Harlem I; Pster
y; North American Trust i Vicksburg 2. Farmers,
Loan fell off /; Long Islandl.
Bills of the Providence County Bank not redeemed It
the Suffolk Bank, Boston.
By letters received by the Acadia we learn that America
securities remained about before and that the position
Penns,vani ives still exercising very uulavolabe utiu
ence Our letter ted that moderate quantity of stocks
would be wanted on the other side current quotations
There was some demand for United States Bank share.
ss sterling There appears to be opinion prevailing on
th1 other SIDE ha' Indiana aad will snmethpe ar H.
p'es' sss'+ esincng disposition pay her interes,
aud one OF The letters hare states thar the foo
proposition has beer made which Hili be submitted 10 IL,
Ls''atnre The State shall pay q per cent interest fo
Inc next three years. 3! per FOR the succeeding ,h,e
years and per cent thereafter; the overdue coupons and
the deficiency CT interest be funded This arrangement
the letter says would be perfectly satisfactory 10 the foreign
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

SECRETARIES REpoRrs.-The Report of the
Postmaster General will be found on our first
page--that of the Navy on the fourth page
The Report from the Navy Department contains
nothing striking, while its negative character as
to suggestions of improvements shows that want
of thorough knowledge Of the subject which
years. familiarity with it alone can give. Our
old and skilful commanders groan dreadfully over
the ignorance they have to contend with IN the
new men that arc suddenly taken from their law
Offices, and appointed to control a whole navy
More permanency will yet be found necessary in
thus and the War Department. The suggestion
to exclude liquor from the the ratons of sailors IS
worthy of all praise that of giving no longer
the making of cannon, &c. to the lowest bid
der is not, for nothing but the grossest stupidity
could ever have recommended it in the first
place. We should just as soon expect to see
the Offices, from Post Captain down, put up to
the lowest bidder for the sake of economy
A good cannon is as much needed as good
officer, and without any reference to the price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

~ l.. ,. ~, s,,.re. ,,.,;,u
ooaa n9'ue'', ~ ,r,y two eHses'
cd "e-e nj. s,,,. x,;.s ~, '' u
our 'sH'aiAs IL '.'A',V- - 900, I'll PAL
P1oie' may So RANK SOC 500 mud - o.
ia'eses' l.'4 =, 40 cents on III. bapd,-S
oco' aho ui' go N
stead OF on The dollar
We have received me - rs 'v.eshes OF Ohio
and from the exhibit OF The financial aAaits oil that State il
,v ,b,t ,he is IN a very healghy AID strong position :,
s'' ~ ,,I. RIA, ~.
appears iioa' INC - 1T l,, t'', ssastai
revenue OF iSe eSS'e, al % 'pPts3olt TO
the payment OF INC 'n't'e'' .i ~ % st'sl00a
We stated few days since that The snfPgs would be sion
~ aa;,;,r 20 ,be $40 eco alrt ed, Transferred 10 ,b
WV - r.l-,,r- .,t the surplus School fpps So
nal idad- ih'o"ape '1'- sSoseo.
the result Is saS ee', ".ien - 's ' ei e'nase n.
amount the Treasury tor the year va sass
Amount Of Expenditure -. isS, $50
Transfer TO Canal fund. 80. 'o'oao
80 500
0S-Sa
D.a,e, b.lcpr,rc to school fred .;c ........ SIS
s.o.,c,. NJ ii. School furd were. $3.50 y, 40
n, tur:-rnents ........ lS0c00
- iolsa
!3s9IS
Transferred 20 Canal fund. ..'........ tOoa
surplus Revenue. 1900. .SlissS
TIE canal iuad produced net income OF oo7 oa End a,
for the f. in The price Of Wheat, which has KEEP, in IL
Interior the receipts wond have been nch larger Dunn,
:, ,idtion 70 the payment cf the domestic c,d
W. .,;,at,.a,s.. 90 H. State b,, h.s, -,
CTS SCRIP '"e 900 " -, 'ssSe
during the gear 9o4o''oOs :! 70! - 1-Ah te'e II
relation ihs subject Of oanSS ING Go'stheF Goes
re,r 10 b. yeiy rabIi. He SAYS:
,h,, l.r.e majority Of the ne,nle arr il f
-, E, MI sx.,s m of 3 .nkiur and ryiny !, e.
w 7 viii rakr This occasion 70 saw ;ha, / hGs
''a'i 10 n Iii, I'D ,ys,,,n ofIoc 4 B,nk
w. "e'i ~ - -; ~ SIa.s ,,;,h \ 6y,a or1!,
dicouS'! ~ - h; ,,,nrs of ,h cr ;
e@pl'ai =. I.,I oc Baokn@ .hsr ae
oes' Se1 80 IL; So, Tn. nI;., - h '. aNs
t'H.e oe GU! r., * 80, bnia.rs The bssir ~,a,rs , 10y
IS nis 10y " Sil he Craly ;n,e,,;ra,d ,1 t
'h'S P''n'ei! I;,.;. -, Eab;Ii-;sx ar CO., ""a'
ever :, bonIJ b. uuhesi,,,iprly ,aon,s5 Ne
bon1 h. ,o-r,.d which aos Nov ,.I W.
e ,b,s ohi.ct All restrictions and liabilities NOR ~,
cesary and proper for the attainment Of this object shOadbe
omitted being calculated TO render the 5! stem 'mp'ace
BILE II we "oaIa aloa.n sI u ~" p.ops' sp'i
ln1 ,,I ~ satisfactory 10 nas.tsn,bs # S
81
,cce,,fs some time since the system of bansirr ia,
s.,,d 40, ha ,d,r,sd bv Ohio fora ,;a
"hich q oe're' 49, ~ - - ,'',"a'
TO 'he Tee % A'"s 10" '. 49, ''ANea VI
ONO e'ste o'oeN' INC sVA' o. PEI
soua Liability, NC &c MS "ouia De ne"'fa' seehaupca
which both parties could meet without fettacia STEP 1ad
We shall be much surprised sue system nos adopted
during the present session OF the Legislature.
Gov MDonnell OF Virginia III his Message goes strongly
against Reputation. He says:
"WhereveI the faith of the STATE has been pledged for III,
e.paynen, moneys which have been received and appd
under tie direction Of her laws that faith will be followed
up and redeemed matter at what inconvenience and
| 4 =. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

70 SAypss SAs.ArARILLA will remove and p. .s Of IL
diseases havins their origin in "a impure VIZ
Scro!aa or Kings Evil It's yarou, fof.; ppmpirs
obstpa'e Erupons, Bl ehes Hs o. IL
ter Scad Head enlargement, or sin ct the bones ana inn
stubborn rces .yni!ic symptoms, diseases
AZ .ninhriou Of Mercury male de ans
similar complaints. rob .th IsE
a q Santts Cs-Itl-rn.n-i hnv- nsed yoaf II rs
afaparii!i SAGE 1 introduction ia!o this ly, mr. Tc
as-s 70 a'e thar sEe fond 4, i b to f ss s1a
rat siusbis article now in use With much rssef e.
JOBS WHTRIpGE. N. u 70 oeIporr
Prspa7sa and sold al yholesale and retail ara c Ba&
ZION. ty A. b. SANDS CO., Druggists tGianiso lS $50
ngs corner Of Broadway and Chamtsstreea .,yest ard
by A. B. D. SANDS 70 Fulton. corner OF So.s q psr
at East Broadway, corner If Market street. fhee
tle-six bottles for SIS.
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Markets Carefully reported for The Tribune

Markets Carefully reported for The Tribune.
SATURDAY, Dee.s
ASHES-The foreign Jews has had ulayorabe e.
fec, upon Ashes and the sales tring OF Pots at
ssh decline of 6! cents. Buyers generally offer but
so OF Pearls we notice sales OF abou, 100 barrels ats V
The following is the stock Of Ashes IN the lnspeani
1872. 1913 Increase,
Pots s.s ss7s ~. rs
! Total. sos ioios' ''p''
COTTON.-The sales late IN the day yesterday wee
considerable, aud ada up 1860 bales. at decline oil ot
per h. in consequence of the by the Acadia 10 Gay
hear of not much DOING but ofets to considerable tIsH
were made at Il per b concession the prices ruling
fore the arrival Of the steamer The sales ol the week enc
lg Friday evening were, say $3.50 bales Of which @
were Upland and Florida at Il ST cents for ordinary
midlng, 8. for mlddng fair to fair and y ior Sa
fair and $3.50 Mobile and NeY Orleans, ordinayto mo
ding 81 cents, mddIing fair fair 81 81 end s'@
fair 10 cents The arrival, during the same PERIOD w'
/. 40ll bales.
FLOUR AND biEAL-The market j, without ~
teIia change but if any thing rather heavier The dr'a
is moderate. There IS now but Iins afoar. We lone
sales mixed Michigan 62 aud 1900 barrels good 0S
Ohio, eAoat, the tate We quote Wes.sin 'o'i'
&c. aflcat SO rs store Scratched is worth ~
i 81; fine mlddIing IL! midllins 80 a6'i; sNP
stuhs, d wids range, l rs a IS. In Southern hss'
not much of Importance doing Georgetown IS hs s,
4 62i 70; Richmond City 5 62s. Brandywne . oss
10 with sales 600 to TOO barrels. Rye Flour is steady
8 l23, with large supply. Sales 400 barrels AZ sonsh's
off l2t Buckwheat comes slowly, and Is all taken
rs 81; Halves , %, Bags d las Meal Is N ECO
crate inquiry at 623 IS for jersey and Bfandy"l
hds S3 Shin SiuHs are scarce az i3 Il cents. oho!S
nominal at 10 IL cents-no supply.
GRAIN-We hear of nothing dong IN Wheat oi'
hundred offered, bat the lots ale held
Several cargoes Southern Corn the MARKET W
notice sales 1900 bushels North Carolina at 70 'sa
measure and LOGO bushels old Northern sec, mess m
Northern il worth IS As Rye is active a.
vious PRICES Sales l7oo bushels g. cents dtli's''
There is LOT Of Barley the market but there spssn
be very le demand Sales Oats a, 81 SO cents Tor 'H
Northern. Southern 30 80 cents. Coed Bsckssd YES
are held a, 81 per bag of TWO bushels.
WHlSKY-Fot barrels Gag is refused, with small s'eS
Drudge is % cents, in fair inquiry.
HAY.-The arrivals large and about ell recsi'sN
say 1909 barrels, sold Al As cents Some ret'nS
selling at 80 cents.
sEEDS.-saes Of Fia,seed In lots at SO az D. os''''
IS h-d at 10 cents for and for Old n'u
sales $50 barrels Timothy d, sl4.
PROVlSlONs.--We notice nothing Of importance
FOX or Beef The nake, inactive, especially iof s..
which quote nonimally 80 end 10 ST. sl
10 % aud II IS for State. ll3 % and ~
for Country, 50 81 and 50 at OH for cry s
notice sales $50 barrels Lard at cents. for export
AID Cheese as before noticed and active.
TALLOW.-We notice farther s.lts II ,0eo Jos P''A-
Il cents, ca.h, for export,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

inst. contains correspondence between the la'e
members of the Executive Council and the e'oV-
ef1or General The amount of all is that WI
L.foutaiue aud Mr. Baldwin demanded OF the Governor
General that ne should agree 10 make no aPPo'h men an
no offer of an appointment without previously aHns M
die. Of the Ccuncha the lists OF Candidates >ho1'e ~
Wv instance be laid before the Couneha thsy Shoua
,enI auy other, discretion, aud that the Ccvrfnoi
nr in deciding taking thsir advice, should NOT
ks any appointment p,sudicia 20 their innu,IGe ~
crds thai the patronage of the Crown should De sur
ared 10 the Council fer the purchase OF Parliamentary
support. c.,, ,su,;sd that h. would no, max.
such ,icnou and could not degrade the Character c
hrs oce nof violate his duty such surrender Of the PR
rosaiiye of the Crown. !. -.
IL appealed to the number Of appointments made D, h
On the Recommendation Of the Counc a
If bs Great consideration which he had Tlneed toward the
Couuci in the distribution Of The patronage OF The
H understood from Nessrs Lafontane and BALDWIN 'hat
bs cop,inusnce IN ote depended his final decision
win regard TO their demand and agreed that at Inc
Council TO be assembled the day the sub~ct should b
fully discussed.
4, n. Council three or distinct propositions were
,ds 20 him. over and again all of which, his cpln
ION if accomplished would have been virtual surrender
into the hands the Council of the Prsrogae OF The Ctown
and on his uniformly replying 20 Their propositions III Inc
yys his refusal each time followed by then we mus
resign or words thai pupoft tom oae OF 1o5e oi tbs
Council.
Alter the discussion Of this question az much length
bipr The Que upon which the resignation at lhe Council
rested he is astonished udg that II COW ascEi6ed 10
an tged difference Of opinion IN the theory RsPor5:
Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11
Great Mail Robbery.

BY the correspondence below it will be seen
that the great Northern Mail containing the AL
bany Mails of the 9Th and It'll inst to this City and
the Mails North, was robbed at Hudson on Thurs
day night last
The following letter received from the Post
master OF this City, with the accompanying docu-
ments will give the facts as they have trans
pred:
Posr OFFICE, NEwYoRK, Dec. l5th 1913.
Messrs Greeley &. hcEirath
send you copy of letter from the NJ. at Hudson )
the robber of the Mail named Hough has been
rested at that place he flung the Bag nto the River after
contents Of Letters from Banks Albany Banks this
City the all 7h nst which would be well to make
public Yours truly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

markets-Co ref1lly reported for The Tribune.
THIS Day, 2so'cock.
Flour is without change. Cotton quiet at Saturday
prices. Sales Northern Corn 4O cents Rye in the
slip 81 81 cents Sales Southern Corn l9 so cents.
5000 lbs Beeswax % 294 cents Sales prime Whisky 24i
cents. 500 bb!s. prime Pork sold at SO IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

SrEAMpo..r ExpLos!os.-We learn that on yes
terday Thursday morning, about o'clock, the
steamer Warren collapsed a Aue while lying at
wharf al Freeport, on the Allegheny river. There
were at the time of the accident about Is or ~
persons on board, of which number about twelve
were scalded four or five not expected to survive.
TP.ttsburg, Pa Adv. Sth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

@" The Charleston (kanawha) Republican OF
HE Both u says that Mr. Summers The Representative
from that Congressional District, detained home BY
disposition which will peye, his leaving for Washington
!or some weeks 70 come.
PATERSON AND RaMAPo RAlLRoAD.-Decisiye
measures have been taken for hs completion Of this work
Books OF subscription the capital stock will be opeusd
pates, and Jersey City the Sd aud 9Th of Jaauary-
The Paterson n,sgencer says that there will not be
CURED upon any part OF the grades of more elevation
than Is feet mile, aud that the character of the county
whch must pass peculiarly favorable for the con-
s,tucton OF ye.y permanent railroad moderate cost
The pos Of It's contemplated intersection with the New
York aud Erie Railroad Ramapo is about Il miles ftor,
Paterson. The Newark Advertiser says
The charter is liberal, aad the payments will Be easy;
and importan. has the along the ar
between this place and Ramapo should become deeply l..
ts.eted IN The enterprise We o.esee good cause
why the road should be constructed and pat Into profit
able operation during the uexi SEASON.
ELgcrRo. MAGNETIC TELEGSAsH.-The Balti-
Patriot, speaking OF the appropriation OF $50 900 by
Congress for the purpose of,E.ins experiment wiki Pc
fssos Mors.s siec,ro-Aasae,c Telegraph between The
ts,ned that III work is rapidly progressing The pipes
about iuch disne,erl land from the sigua
o.hcs IN cAenry, near Popplei0sset, Baltimore, Il
HOUSE, distance Of nine miles. They follow the
of the Railroad track, racep, in few
where fer convenience aue economy curves have been
a,oided. Professor Morse Learn, con;snp-;es
d'a;.y on completing his Telegraph the Rsa, aous,
going farther II this prove Successful he will prosecas
the euterpszs with despatch until il shall he ACCOMPLISHED
areeaby The original design. TIE pine in which tie
teegyaphic wires are placed is buried some twelve
inches under gsoead and be put down with little diff
entity"
o. The kennebec River was closed by ice at
IY,lfo,~.rI A., ,hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

uT No. TX. of the MYSTERIES OF PARIS has
Just been issued by Winchester. We can only
say as we have done before, that it Is thrilling
tale, and one of the best translated we have ever
sscp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

~ The Municipal Election in the City OF
Boston comes off to-day. MARTIN BElMMsR,
Esq the present incumbent, is the Wing candid
ate for Mayor, opposedby GEO. SAVAGE, Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11
Correspondence Of The Tribune,

PiTIserRG Dec 7, 10 o'clock A NJ.
There are now inches of the ground, and
still falling Caual CATION completely shut. and The
water partly drawn off Ice is forming in the river.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

TENTH DIsrRIcr-The Wings of the 10th
Congressional District in this State have chosen
]. N. MITCHELL, Esq. Of Ulster, Delegate to the
Baltimore Convention in May next. He was
instructed to vote for HENRY CLAY for President,
and NI.LlARD FILLMORE for Vice President,
should the choice be given to New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

u The Genesee Republican has raised til
names of HENRY CLAY for President, and Ml.
LARD FILLMORE for Vice President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

uAt irregular meeting ofthe DEMOCRATIC CLAY
C1us fthe Tenth Ward, held at Columbian Hall,
on Thursday evening, 9TH instant, the following
distinguished gentlemen were unanimously elected
Honorary Members JogErH l.. WHITE, ex-lnem-
Der of Congress from Indiana; Horace GREELEY
=. FRANCIS BAcos, NJ. D.. JAMES N. REYNOLDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

u The veteran john II. FLEAsANrs Is again
at his post as co.editor of the Richmond Wing,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

CANApA-The Montreal Herald Of the Attn
inst. contains correspondence between the late
members of the Executive Council and the Gov
,e,o- General The amount of all IS that Mr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-11

SHlfwREcK AND HUMANE SocIErY-We hope
that our fellow citizens will not forget the call for
meeting this evening at the Repository of the
Amencan institute, in the Park, for the purpose
OF organizing National Shipureck and Hu-
name Society. Thousands of valuable lives are
annually saved through the fundamentally of
similar Society in Europe, and we trust that this
effort on the part of humanity in our own coun-
try WI! not be permitted 10 pass UNDECIDED.
BILL,t. CHsseEav, Ssc-Ths attention of Members Of
the Bar is directed the advertise Jansen Bell!
who have printed the late rule of the Chancellor prescribing
anew form of affidavit of Hing Notice of Lspsndens Also
the blank fern required By the rule
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-06
steamer IOlIs.

II will be seen by advertisement that
this staunch little boat has re- CONNER n
ced her trips. Having undergone the
improvements and repairs contemplated,
she is now in fine running order for the
ensuing season. The addition Of Sa-
loon on Deck, in a particular manner,
is decided improvement, and will make
it mwch pleasanter for the Ladies. We
hope Capt. Woolsey will receive, as he
certainly deserves, the undivided en-
couragement and support of the public
both here and in Providence, for the
pains and expense he has been at to
acc omrno odate them in introducing his
convenient little steamer into these wa
Eters.