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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26
CITY INTELLlGENCE

T.trsp,Y July 25.
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next week
Porrcr Orr1cE.-STEALlSG SAMPLEs.-A man
s P,sr THOMPSON was arrested AID fully committed to
P,i,ou for stealing sample card o' lnPoten ou,,oH oI
IN, store Of Alessrs. Joseph y aco'
So-ts, " l!am:strest, the value oil "!t'i "as
SHor Lryrisc-Aiefnale named ;:.a rh "a from IN.
arrested for stealing piece o, rusn B'I,,y,y and
store OF Nessis saiIeouF! Do}Ie s0'As' -
Whitestreet -Fuliy committed .,, ,,ss
ArrEMrr Ar SE.F.DssTRrcTioN,-A eI,., .'.,.I ,b;s
Mary Mcbride, OF No 53 orAncestFee at'''i IL brS.
morning TO commit suicide by taking yeFtiSss U.s.
br in the act of swallowing i, and seized The
cur from her hand before She had taken enough 70
plish her purpose. He took hsE TO The f9'ce
va. locked w 10 te dspo,e7ot as maj os h'os'
under the c.fcus;aa She : TesE 'ne-ref1'e "o'
man. -
Jrpprp Po1IcE.-BuRGLARY.-O the l2th OF
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From Canton.

The ship Horatio, Capt. Rowland arrived at
this port last evening fom Canton, whence che
sailed on the 18th of Aprl-tourteen days later
than our previous advices She brought no pa
pers, and Capt Rowland informed our ship-news
collector that there no news at Canton, except
that the new Chinese Commissioner, appointed
in place Of Elepoo had not arrived there. Every
thing was perfectly quiet, and no apprehension Of
farther difficulty with the English
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u Rev. J. n. MARS of Salem, Mass recently
travelling from Portland to Bangor, Maine, in the
steamboat Huntress complains that he was rot
allowed to cat the supper he had paic fer even
after the other passengers had done, because he
happened to be born with black skin, though
filthy drunkards were readily admitted at the first
table.--It strikes us that his treatment was dis
graceful to free State; but the Rev. gentleman
should think Of the negro pews in our Churches
before he grumbes uerv loud at such distinctions
on steamboats,.
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LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HEssy C,,v.-Tb. nobl;sb
sf of this work prepared 10 execute orders to
lhe work IS comprised octave volumes con-
'he whole upwards of 100 pages, aud Illus
iaed oy Splendid steel PoEsi, of Mr.. CLAY View OF
ms n'Fth place In Virginia and Fec Smile of one of his
ie'tss-e whoe for One Dollar 1t is believed To be he
cheapest work published America These Speeches
iar an important portion of the History Country for
The last thirty years and interesting all classes
adss without reference politics Pos,nastes and 9th
ers renittns Ten Dollars entitled TO twelve copies or
one hundred eopies for Eighty Dollars The work may b.
So,.nsa on the same terms In PALApELraA from GopEY
Orders must be addressed 10 -A' oAsh'
GREELEY McEIRATu N.
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TIE CRors NORTH Carolina has harvested a
fine crop of Wheat, and her Com and Rice PROM
ise well In Pennsylvania, the Wheat has suffer
ed in some sections from smut and rust, and there
will hardly be an average yield Rye is better
Connecticut and Rhode I$land ere. suferly badly
from drouth, which has cut short tie Grass and
Oats, and threatens Corn and Garden Veg
e,ables II Grange Co. n. Y. the crops OF Hay
Gals, &c. Will be light, and Cattle cannot be pur-
chased to winter this Fall
u The Whca. cr,f it Chic turns out better
thar was expected. The Ohio Statesman says,
notwithstanding the partial failure in some parts
OF the State, there will be a surplus Of rc. ,eSa
than ttsenty millions ef dssdct5.
u Late cto;Scrs have greatly improved the
appearance of the crops in the vicinity of Owcgo.
Indian Corn is rather small, but has good color
and healthy appearance, and is now going a'ead
rapidly.
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.U Bob Logic is too severe with regard to
the Post-corespondent's distinction between all
men beng ereate6equai and born equal To be
sure, we do Mt see what use there is in ali men
being created equal if they are not to be born so,
but it takes Virginian to develop the beauties
of au abstraction.
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So the first four were nominated.

Gen. a. G. Brown was then introduced. made
tall speech, ard the Convention adjourned.
The Legislature Of Mississippi also met in
Extra Session o., Lie 10th. Gov. Tucker trans
mittod his Message on the following morning. 1t
is very long, and mainly devoted to his quarc.
with cx. Gov. McNutt. A motior c print 5000
copies of it was negaived. Ga 10 II; 1000 copies
ditto, 43 to 81; a,eQ1 copies was then proposed
and carried: i5 to 43.
The next morning q2th) Mr.. Hill of Marshall
introduced bill to divide the State into four Con
gressional Districts. Our advices core down no
farther than to It's introduction.
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o. A pair of lovers i'll St. Marys Parsh,
Louisiana, lately concluded to enter tie holy es-
tate OF matrilnony, but found themselves, though
both rich, headed by formidable distractions in
terposed by the young ladys guardian. So they
took canoe, with four blacks for rowers, and
put out on one of the bayous of that region
After rowing about three days, they were picked
up by the steamboat Creole, carried into Mobile,
and the rest of the story r, ads thus:
Married by J. w Jeanerette r,,S, Mr.. wM F. HArt.
ST. Alary4 STATE Of Loai,sa>
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DErAlcArioy AND sulclps.-Nlr. James NJ.
Reynolds Clerk cl The County Commissioners
Cour. lor st. Clair county, ILL.,, after destroying
all the county records, committed suicide by
blowing out his brains, on the 9Th inst. Hc II
supposed to have been dcfau'te~: a. al e;ents
the county will srstai.3 groa; loss by the de-
stluclic, Of ihe records.
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Domestic Exchange we quote as follows:
F'of Specie the quotations are

ydInI
Amer Gold, old. loo lO6 Carolas Dolls 81 % q, "
do do new. 100 1907 Five Francs s'tf
Half Dollars. par Doublooas 10 20 y,
Portuguese Gold 100 1904 do Patriot 10 90 90 @'1 Is
Spanish Dollars. .I03 l03I Sovereigns 8" q,
do Quarters. 9S 100 do light. oG S
Mexican Dollars .l00Ia l0l Heavy Guneds. w w g.
do Quarters. 95 100 Napoleors 90 ~
Mr. Jacob D. Vermyea, Cashier New Sta'e plIS
has been elected Cashier Of the Newark banking auJ %
surance Co, vice WIN. ". Vernilysa who has
Cashiershp of the Ohio Life and Trust Co. ,h.
The following stocks sold AZ auction by ofas u nj
Receiver Of the La Faye,,e Bank: - shares o A.
Rodney Miss 500 per share, sold for sl5o ths 10y -.
Duehess Co Blk, OF PoughkeePsie s25 pr a 500 q .oJ
?9 pr Ct adv 200 do Morris Canal stock sOo Per Co.
S20 the lot; l67 do Lockport and Niagara Railroad
stock $50 per shr sold for $50 the ot SsCoo lahS lO'
the Globe Bauk of Baagor, Me. sold for $50 ,d
The Auburn and Syracuse Railroad Co. have ascs ~ -
dividend Of 81 per share for III. last six months, -
the st August nextWe Informed that the earning
the Road for the last six months will not warrant
OF tins amount. Are the stockholders oil IDS NI-i It..
tina, the Directors borrowing money TO max ~
dividends WITH There loud complaints at TIE ', ~
relation TO the of this Road IT Is Sa Io
controlled by Of the Directors Auburn one o
IS the TreaSurer-,ha, the New.Yolk Directors ha'I
seen the Treasurers books these wo years we 'D'" -
que farther about this and refer to IL again
bcknes Philadelphia Reporter says: " ia'se
oi our active and leading capitalists and merchants
from the city The Fall trade is likely to commence
the most favorable auspices Phadelph phia IS III
stronger condition than she mas been in before of s3
Our Banks in better condition than they nave Oee
long time Their ample the pubic hsa s,s
tence in them they creditors TO the moneyea aur
tons of NewYork and believe that most oi .neA'
sue legitimate course Of business. They all Pay
freely and promptly hen
The injunction on the r l. Agricultural Bank has srd
modified to permit the officers collect us eep' -.
redeem its notes. There will be loss BY this d.
cept to the stockholders. MI Of
Counterfeit one two and three dollar OF the bas -
Auburn in circulation. They purport 10 BE- 1
S. Stiles, Sherman & Smith, n. Y No genuine D''''
graved by this firm. f,b.
remaining Banks Of Ohio i. will be seen tina, small e1'r0
sion has taken place:
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60 For Le.te, from M. WED cgrOod, .ad Simple
ErpLanation Of ASSOCIATION. see Fist Page
lls- For n Visit TO WoRDswcRrH, BY Ree. ORviLIe
DEWEY. aad Pcem by c. D. STUART, see Last Page
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RrclrRoclTY,-At the Boston Custom House
there were cleared from the 9Th to 18th Of july
including three days eighteen vessels for foreign
ports-fftecn of the number were British.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

u The alarm OF fire last evening about II
o'clock was false one, and proceeded from some
house in Yesey-street.
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1-| An unfinished dwelling. house on Vernon
street. Roxbury Mass, was set on fire OF Sat,:r
day morning at O'Clock, ard e,.tiiiciy consumed.
The building was owned by William Whiting,
Ecr;., and was not insured.
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Quick WoRk-Mr. Isaac NJ. benson war
den OF the almshouse In Baltimore county, Md
cut on Saturday from the farm attached to th,,
institution, quantity OF wheat, which he had
subsequently, threshed, famed ground, boted and
baked into bread, ready for eating, in the amaz.
ingly short period of twenty-three minutes from
the time the process Of cutting commenced.
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u a horrld murder of wife by her husband
James Williams) was committed on the 18th
inst. near Charlotte Hall, Prince Georges Co..
Md The murderer has not beer arrested.
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Public Stock Exchange, July rs.
Commercial and Money Matters.

The business at the Board was to fair extent and Pnce'
were steady. Ohio improved t. Kentucky was firm s'oa
ngton went up |; Harlem b Canton Col os
Exchange continues steady 81 for Sterling; 20
r.1sr 4
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D HENRY DAGcEy, u veteran of the Revolu.
ton, was buried with martial honors at New
Haven, CT. on Saturday, the 22d. Peace to his
ashes
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D. Iron Steamboats, with Ericsson's Propellcrs
nails of Virginia These boats easily move ~
miles an hour without making any perceptible
wave and Of cours, without injuring the Canals
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

u- A destructive hail-stoun passed over Es-
sex and Jericho Vt. on Saturday last, doing grea,
damage to the fruit-trees and crops.
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u Fifty head of fine Durham Cattle mostly
full. bloodcd, have Just been brought to Madison
w. r. from Ohio.
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PENsAcoLA.-The French corvette La Brillante
arrived at Pensacola on Wednesday, the 5th inst
from trultless cruise in search OF infor,naton
relative to the loss OF the brig OF war Dunois in
October last. The French briss OF war. the Uni.
ted States ship Vincennes and bng Boxer. are
daily expected al Pensacola, where thew will All
remain during the Summer.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

l. Thirteen thousand, four hundred and thlr.
teen barrels and 10 half barrels Of flour, and 30S
chadrons and 4,054 tons coal, arrived at Boston
during Saturday and Sunday
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" The Postmaster at Pittsburgh, Pa has Civ
en- notice to the citizens of Houston, near by, that
6 racancy IS expected to occur" in their Post
Oihce, and they are requested to free their minds
as to saccesscr If Tylerism would be as con-
s'derate With regard to the great Post Offices as
this htty dollar one, there would be some reason
IN it.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

U The Massachusetts,, Capt. Comsteck, frol
Stoning,on yesterday, brought nearly 400 pa.
Sengers,
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u 1t. ELISHA PECK, native and resident OF
the City OF New-Haven, has been promoted to be
a Commander in the U. s. Navy
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C. The barn and outhouses of Mr.. Morris,
about four miles east Of Greenbush, were burned
on Thursday night. A large quantity of hay
and oats was consumed.
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u Gen. DopcE arrived al Milwaukee, w. T.
on tie l0G, inst. His visit was for the purpose
cf making some kind of arrangements to ship
lead east.
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u Two ladies were thrown from a carriage
IN Bangor, Me. on the 2oth, by the horse taking
fright, and one of them was severely injured.
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u Mr., tstastus Skinner, a clerk in the EN-.
pioy o. Z. & J. Pember,on, Albany, was drowned
OF. the morning of the 23d, while bathing in the
Hudson. He and three others wadcd out into the
stream for considerable distance, wl,ea they url-
cxpcctedly walked intc pit come fifteen or ,wcn-
'y feet deep, made by the dredging machine, at
which instant the earth gay way and buried Mr..
S. beyond the reach of his companions His age
was about l9.
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u There is story that eight additional can
tos Of Byron's Don'Juan have been found in
Genoa We hope not.
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ForSrArys.-We have teen requested to In.

FoUNTAlss,-We have tee.. requested to IN
qulre of the Common Council of this City what
hss become Of the projected erndntntdl Fourteen
in the rear of the City Hall ripes were lad
for this purpose long time ago, and an arrange
ment was effected with MIR. FARSHAM of Water
street whereby the only expense to the City
would be the basin. We understand that If the
Common Council vii yet construct basin OF
stone. cay 20 feet In diameter and u inches deep
NJ F. will erect Fountain with appropriate
and tasteful figures and designs, ed 5iigs Wl.lch
while it will require Gu aoout one inch diameter
of we!a., nlll be beautiful and effective. Such d
Fountain is needed 1t wastes no water, and
w give direction to the tastes and fancy OF our
citizens. Fathers Of the City, put down your I'a-
sin and let our ingenious artist and mechanic, 4r.
F., 90 ahead with bis i5.;mpns and Naiads, MS
Ncp.unes and his Venuses.
ODruARY.-T'he Virginia papers announce the
death Of General DANIEL CRuGER, formerly OF
Bath, Steuben county, n. y. Gen. Cruger was
IN early life common post-rider, from Hudson
and Catskill into the Susquehanna country-car-
rying The n,al weekly on horseback, and selling
newspapers. almanacs, &c. Ambitious CT a
higher distinction, he ltld;3d .a~ in Bath, and
came ;c The bar. Thence he was returned to the
Legislature, and was the famous Speaker OF the
yet more famous Legislature Of l5l5-l6. Scve-
raj years af,erward he removed to Virginia, where
he married widow lady-ard an estate, He
was Of course 'tro=g partisan, but wlthal an
ar.iabiY1 man
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u Copper, to the amount of more than 10000
pounds, has been shipped from Wisconsin the past
year.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

u They are sending lumber from Upper Can
ada to Boston by way Of the Erie Canal and West
ern Railroad. Maine, do you hear that
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

OHo.-Haf the Senate 1S) and all the House
{72) are to be chosen this year, with Members of
Congress. The State is so Gerrymandercd that
the Wings can only have or ! of the 81 Mem
bers Of Congress, but they have look for y Sc
nutors, giving them majority in that branch
To the House, the Wings las, year elected % of
the 72 Members, and the same counties are this
year entitled TO choose 49, being but four short of
a majority There arc eight more that they ca
silly may carry, but probably will not.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

u The Sampson, beautiful Propeller steam.
boat, has just come out from fUrrysourgh, Lake
Erie
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x a Turnpike from Xenia to Jefferson, o. has
iust beer completed, shortening the distance from
Columbus to Cincinnati IA miles the route via
Dayton being LEO miles this lO6
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

o. The Mobile Tribune of the 7th announces
The Influenza or Grippe has arrived here at
last"
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" during the week ending July %, $500
vlSlterS arrived at Saratoga SPRINGS
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To SHAVE EAsY.-A celebrated writer has defined man
to be shaving animal This doubtless true so far as re.
la,- civilized but civilized man cannot shave
without and he keep his in good order
without sop We would therefore jus, gently hin, to
readers, that Saunders Patent Metallic Table, and Razo.
srop, with four sides has withstood the es, Of time
having been before the public than quarter of
uy and 1t probably has superior giving that desirable
Keen edge to good razor which renders shaving an opera
'on that may be patiently endured
Boston Mercantile Journal
, Mandatory isa Broadway, between Cour,land; and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

N The American Museum presents the best bill Of aac
ions in ths City. Mr.. Cole Great Western &C. enough
70 hl any place TO oTeoMng mach this old and popu
lar Spsadid entertainments az and quarter
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

MIsslssIppI.-A second State Convention OF
the Loco-Focos Of Mississippi assembled at
Jackson on the 10th inst. to nominate ticket
COR State officers, the ticket nominated by the
Convention which assembled or the 22d OF Feb
ruary having exploded in part and become so un-
necessary, Gen. JESSE SrElGEr formerly NJ. {.
from North Carolila,) was cl.o1en President, and
made q long speec, On assuming the char.
Judge Qu.t,na,l, Judge ?. Smith, and Col Sanil-
ders Erst spoke on the second day :, behalf Of
the bond wing sectlon q lie party asking that
the candidate fer Governor be taken from their
ranks. ard they would support Reputation % 2.
al; beside. This was refused b. ,.le majority,
who expressed an an-iaty to conciliate the Bend
payers, bit would not give them the Governor.
u the afternoon, the Convention proceeded to
nominate for Governor. Mr.. Briscoc was pro-
posed, bat declined. Ger. 4. c. Crown, the
candidate Of the February Convention, and Hon.
Tilgi.c,an NJ. Tucker, the present Governor, were
then nominated, and ballot had with the follow
ing result:
For Gen. Albert g. Brown Qa;e VI. g. Of Copi,h a.
Hon. T. NJ Tucker, (present Cow Of Lowndes-26
So Gen. Brown, who had declined, is again the
candidate.
The Convention then baIotcd for Secretary of
State, with the following result: I'd ballot:
For Col. Geo. R. Fall (february candidate. 80
'' Wilson Hernmrgway, (nsF Inan) Al
SO Col Fall, Editor of the Mississippian goes
overheard.
For Auditor, Col. James L. Mathews was
re-nominatcd without opposition.
The first ballot for Treasurer resulted:
For Gen Wat, Clark new mani 10
q S. Cook February candidate} IL
S. Craig 10, A. H. Shanks T. 5. Stafford 3-l7
So Mr. Cook followed Col. Fall.
The Convention then adjourned to reassernble
in the evening, when ballot was had for Con-
gress, with this result:
For Jacob Thompson date A!e;nb-rJ 81
Tighnan NJ. Tucker present GoyefGor) II
w Il. HamnIet Deb. candidate) ..5l
''# r. w. Roberts (new man ~
w A. Stone (Feb. canddae) 80
Cen H. 5. Fo0le ,.......... "a
II. Munger 8. j. M-C1.g ghail.
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u An attempt was made in Georgetown, d.
c. on Wednesday last, by William and James
o'BrIan to shoot their stepfathcr, Mr.. Bernard
Brian, in his own house. The desperate act was
contemplated in consequence of some dispute
about property formerly belonging to the own
father of the con>pirators. James o'Brian was
arrested and committed. The other escaped.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

u Gov. Bouck has returned to Albany from
his recent visit to the river counties
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

!, I There were 2,7O0 Sunday School girls in
lae procession at the late Temperance celebration
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

From YuoArAN,-By the schooner Zevah,
Capt. Pack, arrived yesterday in 80 days from
Laguna, VIC learn that the Nlexicans, when she
left, were busily engaged in transporting their
troops from Canpcachy, having lost 5000 men,
killed. wounded and deserted, during their inef
iectual attempt to subject Yucatan to their do
ininion.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

u The workshops of Mr.. Hicks, cabinet and
chair-lnaker, at Alexandria, D. c. were injured by
fire day or two ago TO the extent of Sl400.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

- Hugh Woodbum, aged AZ, of Adams,
Guernsey Co. Ohio was killed on the Doth, BY
falling among his horses and being trampled to
death horribly. He was a kind, industrious man.
with no fault but that Of" knowing JUS, how much
liquor was good for Hmm his own opinion.
a son of Maj. a. Metcalle and Young woman
named Lusata were recently killed in the same
County by being thrown from horses
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

u lhe fare from Boston TO Buffalo by Rail.
road is Sl4.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

Gr 1t strikes us that some of our Politcrl, ,our.
mails mistake in mixing in quite 90 freely in
the Puseyite controversy. We. are apt to think.
when Religious journals cynter the Political arena,
that they are likely 70 do more harm than good,
from their pres..mptively imperfect acquaintance
with the spoject they SO discuss; and it does seem
that the discussion of AN important question so
PurAy Theological as that originating at Oxford
should be lcf: to Churchmcn. But let every one
act upon his own convictions.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

u The Repealers of Natchez dissolved their
association at a meeting held on the 10th INST. on
account of Mr.. o'Connell's Speech. Such Re-
pcalers are no great loss to the cause
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

To ApvEKrsERs.-The circulation Of Ii. WEEKLY
TRIBUNE IN ts" Western pas Of the State Of New York,
che States * Ohio Indiana, Michigan and Illinois, we be-
ieveis exceeded By that Of any Other paper printed IN
Ie United States LIS therefore most desirable aud ed.
-an,ar.ous medium 20, Advertising a limited number Of
advertisements only inserted. Terms cents per line Tor
sh> h:s insertion Advertisements mus be handed IN by
SFedn.sday evening al O'Clock.
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u The Providence Journal says that section
OF the country is suffering severely from drought.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LAys1yGB,RGII.
The alarm OF fire at | o'clock last night was
caused by the light proceeding from large fire
IN Lanslngburgh. We have not been able to OBJ.
tam full particulars in relation to the amount Of
damage done. We learn from the stare driver.
that seven stores were burnt, and that the fire was
the work OF one or more incendiaries. He informs
US that one person was caught in the very act OF
setting fire TO barn. After, however. beiny kent
IN durance vile a short time, he succeeded in
making his escape. Our unfortunate neiebbor
appears to be doomed. Alb Eve Jour. 9th.
u The new barque Alert, which sailed from
Halifax, \. s., on the 10th inst with the left
wing OF der MaJesty's 64th regiment, bound for
FL England, was cast away on Goose Island about
90 miles eastward of Halifax on the following
morning. Although the lives of all were saved
every article belonging to them except what thev
stood IN, was lost, and the passengers, arnong
them 80 women and children, were left in mosi
destitute condition. The odd fire being iatauts
born since the Alert sailed from H0lifar. 49,
he Rose ship of war has been despatched
from Halifax to the assistance of the passengers,
crew, &c. -.''
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u The house and out-buildings of George
Gleason, IN West Thomaston, Me- were totally
destroyed by fire on Thursday night last.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

u Hon THos. +. MARSHALL has been lectur.
ing on Temperance with great effect through
kentucky and Tennessee. He is no backslider.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26

. A correspondent OF the Salem Register,
dating from Ipswich, 2lst inst. says by the
same thermometer in the same place, the aggre-
gate Of the observations for the first twenty-onc
days in July, l843, was llS2 degrees-for the
same days, 1912, 134S, making difference
of l66. A small fraction short of eight degrees
on an average colder this year than the last.