New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-25
THE TRIBUNE.
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SOME OF THE EFFECTS OF THE TARnr-The
Georgia Journal of the 25th ult. gives the follow
ing notice of the practical effects Of the Tariff.
This plain statement Of facts is worth more than
dozen columns of windy speculaGons and day
dreams of demagogues:
At retail, in this place, oery good COFFEE Is
selling at ten pounds tor one dollar, and SUGAR
eteren pounds tor one dollar
Not more than eighteen months ago, COFFEE
was selling fce pounds tor dotLar, and SUGAR
si1 pounds for dollar!
In the consumption of these two articles we
ask The Loco.Focns wherein does the Wing Ia
riff injure the people?
LoAF SUGAR, that used to sell in this place at
25 cents pound, can now be bought at II cents
pound
Does the Tariff prove disadvantageous here
In the same proportion IS the reducuon 0!
prlce on other necessares. now woen we COLL
pare the effects of the Wing Tariff with the ef
fects of the Tariff when Van Buren was Presi-
dent, on which side is the result most favorable Z
These are facts fer the people! They all
know them to be so, And one fact, with them,
shoold outweigh an hundred assertions that can
not be proven true.
WooL-We are indebted to Messrs. A g. M.
Wentworth, merchants in this place, for an ag-
gregatc amount Of cash paid out for wool IN the
town of Rockingham this season, which IS the
very handsome little sum Of $4,000 In Charles
town, eight miles above here on the New Hamp-
shire SIDE, we learn that $4,000 have been paid
for wool in the same time. Thus making in thsse
two small towns, the good round sum OF S1I,OUO
paid out in one season, for this great staple.
Bellows Falls Gazette.
ABoMiNADLE.-Three young Indians, from the
Buffalo Reservation, last week assisted at
raising in Varysburgh in this county. Spirits
were freely used and some of the whites present
amused themselves by trying to get the Indians
drunk and too well they succeeded-for one OF
them died Of intoxication thus forced upon nm
Our in formant says the Indians repeatedly ex-
cused themselves from drinking, but were never
thccss persuaded to break through their deter
nination by those who hemmed them in. Is
there no way of ferreting out and Furnishing the
tiends who have thus consigned an artess child
of nature to an early grave Perry Dem.
GREAT ExrLosIoN-We learn from the We
mango Democrat that the owners Of the Great
Western Iron Works in Armstrong county, after
having expended some two or three hundred thou
sand dollars, obtained charter from the State
and gathered around them about 100 dependent
persons, were obliged TO suspend operations few
days since, and have nothing to meet their llab
ties or redeem their hundreds Of shlnpasters cir
culating the neighborhood.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN BRooKLINE, MAss.-On Sat /;
urday 10Th inst, horse, attached to a bakers
wagon took fright and ran through the village OF I
Brookline A son of J. F. Edwards was playing |
on the sidewalk, when both wheels struck the |
boy upon the head, fracturing his skull in most
shocking manner, and causing his death in few
ho, "a Lar
and half wears old. Boston Mere. Jour.
THE TEXAS VoLUNTEERs.-Thc Franklin (At-
takapas) Banner of the 5th inst. says: Z" A day
or two since, small boat from Galveston, with
seven men, landed on lower Bayou Sale Bay, IN
this parish They said that they were discharged I
about week ago from Com Moore's vessels. |
without pay, and were in search Of employment |
in the United States.
~ A letter has been received in town within
a dav or two past from the Rev. David L. Stod
dard, Missionary in Persia, addressed to his father
and dated Oroomiah, June l5th,' by which 1t
appears that himself and companions arrived at
that their place of destination, in excellent
health, and under the most pleasing and encou
raging circumstances
Northampton On. H. Gaz. 22d
GS Along the route from Maysville TO Lexing-
son, and from Lexington to Louisville, we find
that the corn crop is remarkably promising. Gen
Shelby affirms that he has hundred-acre field
which will average 100 bushels to the acre. tls
planted four feet each way with four stalks to the
hill. Louisville Journal ioth'
a. Mrs. Jane Hall, who was the consort OF
the late William Hail. one of the earliest printers
of the city of Baltimore, and the partner of Ben
ilmin Franklin in printing and publishing the
first newspaper in Philadelphia, died at Salem, N
j.. on Wednesday morning last, in the sSth year
of her age.
u A novel mode of advertising for wife has
been adopted by an inhabtant of Banbury, Ok
fordshire. A daguerreotype portrait OF the gen.
rle,nan is placed in shop with the following no.
fice underneath: Wanted a female compan-
ION to the above; apply within"
FEES OF CoGNSEI.-Counsellor Mazureau has
presented bill for professional services to the
Council ofthe First Municipality Of New Orleans
amounting tc The moderate sum of twenty-three
thousand dollars. The magnatcs look dry at him
and do MT pay. Eve. Post.
~ George Thompson. alias Gctt who broke
open gentleman's trunk in the fremont House,
Boston, and stole $4,000 worth of Treasury notes,
has been sentenced TO two years in the State Pri.
son.
u Anthracite Coal is now transported from
Philadelphia to Erie, opposite points in the same
State bv the wav of tho Nor,b River .,d Erc