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" A ZOO

Male and Female Seminary.
YwNHE Trustees Of the Yazoo Male & Female
Seminary would respectfully announce to
the public, that he next session Of this Institution
will commenss on Monday the Sd October, 1912.
The location Of this Seminary is, in ell respects,
such a. will recommend Il to the notice OF parents
and guardians, as q healthy and secure retreat for
their children wards. The most strict attention
will be given 20 the improvement Of the morals
Of the pupils who may be placed under the direc-
ton Of the Superntendents, and all the incite-
mentsto mental and physical advancement which
the experience Of teachers engaged for years in
the profession can furnish, will be extended to
them.
Mr.. campbells Superintendent of the Male De-
Mrs. Goodrich, Superintendent Of the Female De-
partment,
Mr.. Keeparis, Classical Teacher, and assistant in
the Physical Sciences in the Female Depart.
menti and Mr.. Goodrich, Prof. Of Music
TERMS:
Primary Class,-Orthography Reading, Writing,
and the elements of Arithmetic. SIC so per s.
Second Ciass,--in addition to the
branches Of the Primary Glass;
Grammar, Geography, and The
elements Of Natural Philosophy, Is 90
Third Class,-Philosophy, Moral,
Mental and Natural; Chemistry,
Botany, Geometry. Astronomy,
Algebra, Surveying, Logic, Rhe.
toTic, Composition, History, Ro-
man Antiquities, Political Econ
omy, Human Physiology, 90 90
Fourth Class-Latin and Greek, Is 90
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
Needle-work and Embroidery, 10 90
Pencil Sketching anq Shading, 70 90
Piano Forte instruction, 25 90
Vocal Music free Of charge.
Each Session will consist Of five months
Boarding will be furnished convenient to School
on reasonable terms. Tuition fees in advance.
Mr. Goodrich will tune and repair Pianos.-He
also has made arrangements with Loud & Co. OF
Philadelphia, 10 furnish his patrons with Pianos.
Messrs. Campbell and Keeparis will deliver
Lectures to the pupils on History, Moral, Mental
and Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
The Trustees are: II. Vaughan, President, R.
w. Graves, j. w. PurVis, J. M. Sharp, ]. NJ. Pease,
F Bostick, and ]. J. Niche.
F. BosTICK, Sec'y.
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for they are recognized here almost as universally
a N Great Britain. Articles from It's pages have
been copied extensively IN our papers, and The Ame
rican reprint Of Bentley has enjoyed very ex.en-
sive calculation But there are thousands in this
nation of magazine and Newspaper readers who
cannot afford TO pay the price asked for the only
American reprint in the market and moreover a
delay occurs 10 the republication alluded to, which
is far from satisfactory TO the public and which our
facilities enable rs to obgiaie.
WepropOse to issue WITHIN FORTY. EIGHT
HOURS AFTER THE ARRIVAL OF EACH
STEAMSHIP OF THE CUNARD LINE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

a True Whig" writes once more, Wthout answer
ing cur former questions We ask him ho ne makes out
,bst 70 vote for III, Wing cke, vote against the Bible
and he wtbdraws that impu;ation and speaks OF their
eeyatpp 10 office those whom they know to be enemies OF
ths B;blen-anoher nnpuation equally untrue with the
former and which ought not 10 be preferred without proof
We omit a True Wings article because it makes very
crave charges against the Catholics which could not
Justly assert without giving place for reply and thus max
pp ou columns the medium Of ntermnable Church
,rorersy Our correspondent, views would transform
Political contests into war with Theological creeds and
speedily reduce our Government hierarchy spiritual
iesposm The man who denies TO Catholic, Hereto, or
even sceptc equal rights and immunites. equal eligibility
10 Office f morally worthy and intellectually compeent
appears TO sadly mconceive the very nature of
Free Ins.itutons-But mind if correspondent
thinks he can make any thing by voting the American Re-
publican ticket and thus virtually aiding the LocoFocos
TO triumph let him 60 ahead.
{d3 8. must that make room for a
discussion of Slavery especially incidental view Of
IL as the correctness Of Rev w. T. Hamons opinions.
We do not fear discussion of any thing essential Human
wellbeing, but just columns are crowded.
&C. The favor Of "A Catholic Wing is all right but its
publication at this time would lead to useless and perhaps
irritating controversy Whoever has said that he would
gladly take up to ertermndte the Catholics has made
very criminal and unchristsn declarations; but do
believe like spirit anmaes the great body Of any denomi-
nation Let those who denounced disregard such idle
culpable words and by their ves shame their authors into
liberality and good feeling.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
Whic Nominations.

II Old ONoNpAGA wheels into linz! ! The
Wings held their Convention on Tuesday, and
nominated the following strong Ticket: For
Sheriff, JOHN III. JOHNSON of Salina Clerk,
ERAsrus BAKER, Jr. of Elbridge; Assembly,
AzARlAH SMITH, of Manlius, ELIJAH HAYDEN, OF
Salina, LEVI WELLS, OF Pompcy, and JAMES
MuNRoE, of Elbridgc. A correspondent assures
US that this ticket is not made to be beaten, and
we suspected as much from glance at the names.
Oneida County,-For sheriff. PALMER Y. KEEL
LoGc, OF Utica; for clerk, CALVIN B. GAY, OF
Rome; for the Assembly, WARREN CONVERSE, Of
Westmorcand, George BRISTOL, of Kirkland,
SAMUEL B. HlNcKLEY, of Camden, RUSSELL Fu1-
LEg, Of Steuben.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The y. Y. Tribune.
pnu,nr,ysrI Oct 2S-P

PHILADELPHIA Oct 26-P. NJ
The Danish brig Tampa arrived yesterday afternoon from
Rio Janero with cargo Of coffee and the brig ste!ing
from M,laga with full cargo Of fruit the hrst ARRIVAL tins
s,,;op On the Sd inst the Sterling experienced severe
which carried away topsai balance feeed
tnnsa and staysa The ship Plato, from ST. Obei, and
the schr Agnes, from ST. Jago de Cuba aniyed to-day
The packet ship Thomas P Cope for Liverpool proceeded
an her VOYAGE Yesterday with fair cargo Consisting part
b.es She carries also so s;eerage pa,se
ers with only cabin passenger There are now ten
vessels mp for foreign ports the Exchange, and four for
New Orleans.
Petitions are now circulating for signatures favor of
Drv Dock at the Philadelphia Nary Yard.
THE RAcEs-FA.HroH AGAIN VICTORIOUS The con-
test to-day the Camden Course principally between
Fashion and Blue Dick and pretty warmly contested in
srea, odd, offered favor of the North give you
the result:
Fashion Il Tme-First heat S S
Blue Dick. 8 , '' Second = ,
The Colonel. > withdrawn. Purse 500.
AccIpESr.-Mr Andrew Cliff seriously injured by
the breaking down Of the open stand at the Camden Course
this afternoon He carried off in dangerous situation
his life being despaired Of
STATE STocss-The total amount Of sales Of the vri-
Gus stocks owned by the Commonwealth, on TUESDAY,
amounted S60S5. Of which the Pennsylvania Bank
shares yielded s3S2 lsl the PhiladrPha Bank 81 92 tn"
Columbia Bank aud Bridge Company S2S,9l
The Domestic Creditors Scrip, which 10 be received
in payment. will now be all absorbed the amount IN CIR
cuation did not exceed $540 000 being surplus cf
265. 600 90 into the Treasury
The State has the slightest interest any OF the
Banks, consequently the boring and excitement AZ fa
sburg incident TO the election OF State Directors Will now
cease and the afas these institutions be managed with
harmony not profit 10 themselves and benefit to the
community
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

~ We shall issue our next Double Sheet on
.To-Mogpow Morning, to make room for a large
amount of Literary matter as well as Advertise
menfs which we are forced to crowd out from day
to day. Agents and others who desire an mex extra II,
number of that paper tor which no lncfease oi
prlce is charged) will please give us early notice,
and Advertisers will obIjge us by sending IL their
fayors before evening, # possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
Mr. Claws Visit.

The Wings of Fayette County Virginia, lately
wrote to Mr.. Clay requesting him to favor lneni
with call on his way to or return from NoSui
Carolina. Mr.. Clay's reply is as follows; 80
AsHI.sp. a5,h September, lS43.
C-xrrrvv..I hay. duly received your letter, as q
Committee c. the Fayette Clay Club Of Virginia inSih
M to visit the lith Congressional Diatct o 'rs'na a
10 meet my fellow citizens al some convenient 'n. A.
III IT, You supposed that might lind con'e,ens ~ -
30 on nv yyay 70 North Carolina should nave oeeh nio
lappy 10 accept your kind invitation il II were IN my "
but expect 10 be at New Orleans this winter aHu pr
ceed from thence to North Carolina; ANA ,Iteuo ~
Turn home by Wheeling. Although sIn uhavls e G - @
The rathcation Of meeting my feowcit'zens OF the noun
ain region of kanawha, request you 20 assure tn
Of nv grateful Acknowledgements for the honor II mas
The trsacberv, Gentlemen of the acting President 70
which ycu aude IL terms ol JUST iHu' u's'
ing TO US Americans. 1t. a bs v;r,nous
and llu,,rious men who have filed the ohce OF oniei
is,,s of the Union it painful In the extreme 10 peou
@ an avampa Of utter abandonment OF all the
lf honor Of duty and Of fidelity. But lar from ao"nI
cha, degrading fact throw US INTO s'ae o Pa. n
lespordency il oug hi TO stimulate ever! ,n'eiI1 r
10 reiouble his energies In rescuing MS '''
rho nnure hands into which II has accldentali! aiien,
Araust Mr. Tyler eYertiou IS necessary ne WI s0e
with the contempt and amidst the SCOTS oi all honoIa
no mo, Our eforts should be directed against those WHO
irt ssIuced and then proted by him: those who ashaS
NO on him 10 their uses affect oshrink from the con
mnatins assocaton those who after his complete Idsi
fcson with them, and the moment when he Is aPPioP
20 hir eycIusiye advantage the whole patronage Of the
Gov government uninstIy upbrad with the failure of ea
urs the adoption of which was prevented by his reFdy
and heir countenance and support OF him
Under these circumstances, am sure, gentlemen you
will cre with me- that these times when We should
deliver ourselves up sentiments Of snobe despair and
culpabe neglect of our duty country On the con-
trav w. should redoube exerons and hfny resolve
never TO cease employing them, until the Government p
ried and once more conded honest and faithful hands
cannot conclude without tender Of my cordial thanks
for the sentiments attachment and confidence towards me
which you have done the honor to convey and OF as'uI
ance Of my being Your grateful friend
And obedlent servant,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

j. Mr.. WILLIAM C. HAspRoUcK of Orange
County has been appointed to represent the Orange
and Sullivan District in the Baltimore Wing
Convention to be held next May. Mr.. DANIEL
B. Sr. JOHN OF Sullivan substitute. Both devot-
ed Clay men,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

u Mr. Clay returned here yesterday from
Hardin county, where he had been summoned TO
give testimony in a law case. AT Hardlnsourg
the people assembled in great numbers and he
was constrained to address them. The concourse
was the largest ever seen in that county, and Mr'
Clay made most eloquent speech of two hours
which was received with whirwind of hurrahs
louisville Jour. st.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

uTA a Repeal Meeting was held on the 18th
inst at Utca which letter read from e, Governor
SEWARD In it he says my dear sir hear, and soul
,h the Repeal Association of Utica, and Repeal iadyda
ais throughout the coun, and throughout Ireland
where. Another enthusiastic meeting vas held Albany
on the 23d
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

CASE OF Mas. TERPENlNG.-We have stated
the fact that Mrs. Terpening, late of this City
is now in jail at Binghamton, Broome Co. On a
charge of poisoning her husband. We are desired
to say that those who knew her here believe her
innocent, and that the story OF her having kept
house OF IL fame in tins City is entirely without
foundation.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
fs sEsso,e1 sL,s, LEWIS, .s1 JH. Secretaries.
r-Last Day of the Great Fair at NibIo's'

,pss who have not visited this great collection oi the
prducs Of American Art and Industry the greatest ever
rs,d 10 the American public reminded thai TINS IS r
of this anniversary The reading of the Awards O
premium will commence Al O'Clock, p NJ ociocn
rho ererces of the evening will commence AN AaaleS 81
be grand display of Fireworks will close
@ snndd national celebration. The last day "il De os
ms or ,be Library to aid which Mr. Nibo on thatd day
Inc 'TheH' ~ '. -, . OF 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

SUlclDE By A NAVAL OFFIcER-Lieut. GEO c.
WrcHE, attached to L. S ship uow lying in Boston was
found in North Market the 2h having fallen into
box in state OF intoxcaon He was conveyed 10 the
watch house, whee he afterwards committed suicide BY
hanging himself with his handkerchief Modification At his
lnoScston and Imprisonment supposed to have prompted
hin TO this rash and fatal act. The Transcript saws
Lieut. Wyche native OF Virginia but resided IN
Alabama He was about 35 years old and had been ia the
navy heen years e was generous, noble-hea-ted mar
and his tealh cannot but be deeply lasned BY all who were
SO fortunate as 10 know him.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

sAsY- celebrated winter has defined man 10
70 s,Tnsf in but shave
-or d W ne sahn9. Keep his razor good order without
s sauSdeF psts1s METALLIC tlop with four sides
@ M shs test Of time having been before the public
peo. IN giving thar desirable keen edge aood fazor
eaaeFs shasng su operation that may BE- patiently endured
Boston Mer. Jour.
Liberty stsests "Net ~ soS'iA'S' sia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27

u WILLIAM PAINE, Wing was on Saturday
elected fourth Assemblyman from Bangor, Me.
this being the nth trial. The vote stood-Pane
569; Walker, (Abol) 2sl; Mcdonald, Loco
l24 scattering 10: Paine over all, POS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-27
Protection and Prices.

The Journal Of Commerce of yesterday admits
that Protection does not in all cases increase the
price of the Protected article to the extent of the
duty. Where the article is produced at home,
and no longer imported, the price may not be ad-
yanced at all. But, says the Journal:
"When the article continues to be imported IN spite OF
Tho dn,y the price is enhanced 10 the uH ertent of the
duty
Here is broad rule laid down. not an excep-
tion limited; the Italics and all are the Journals
statement. We Join issue on this statement; we
saw there is not merchant in this City who can
not re(ute it by abundant, inconrovertibe facts
Take the very cases picked out to support its
theory by the Journal: we have repeatedly urged
il to show that Brass Kettles, Linseed Oil, and
Loaf Sugar have been increased in price to the
American consumer to the extent of the increased
duties upon them, but it stands mute-it knows
better than to make the attempt.
But while the Journal dare not attempt to SUBJ
stantiate its assumption, we can very easily re.
flute it. We have before us Circular from
leading English Iron house to its correspondents
in this Country, dated Oct. 26, l942, and issued
upon the news of the passage of our present
Tariff This Circular profers to the former Gus
toners of the house here reduction IN the price
Of their goods fully equal to the increase Of the
duty--that is, the duty being raised from % to
80 per cent the English manufacturers offered to
reduce the prices of their wares so as to make
them as cheap as ever to the American pur-
chaser. And they sent along bill of prices on
two or three hundred articles their whole assort-
ment) which plainly showed that while our Gov
crnment would receive nearly seven dollars more
on every hundred dollars worth imported, the
purchaser would still receive moro goods, duty
paid, than before. This Circular we will show
10 whoever desires 1t.
Again: Bleaching Powder, or Chloride OF
Lime, had always been free of duty up to the
passage of the present Tariff, by which 1t was
taxed one cent pound TIE same importers
seho before imported and said hsacily at SIX and
half cents pound, are no,c paging the duty
and selling the sane article .treelyat FIVE and a
halt csnts per pound The reason for this is the
activity and stability given to the Home produc-
ton by the new Tariff.
We might multiply these facts indefinitely
but to what purpose The Journal would disre-
gard them, and reassert its exploded fctions a
dozen times within the year.