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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things I'm Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Ne~-Yo'k TtiSua.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22-PM
The U. s steamer Princeton, Captain r. E s,ock,oa g..
rived off the Navy Yard on sf'a5 evening ABOUT O'clock
IN - hox.s from New oiA.
tho S,vy Yard by authority from " 'shingson!
''s ,.or;,rp Ty1sR MAS kKwARDEp.-Heary c. Ro,v.n
resident of Tienton New Si ms Jealous sxestoa,
~ s Of Captains Tyles and Stockton has been ~,
6 =. an Inspector Of Customs III the New York Cauo
THIS makes the second appointment On Treat
10 office in your city H. s.
c ornorrow (Tuesday) Trenton, from the Locs For
would stat. the fact that :heTe ore,tws,,
,n6licsn,s for the situation OF door-keeps OF Copae
fE~rrpyrIrs-Ten fE dollar counterfeit notes of INV
ch,nics Bank Of Baltimore, are IN Circulation In this e,
nan named James Bell arrested yesterday nors-
far easing one of them, and committed BY the Mayot
Srw P.rxR.-The Democratic Argus" an aa,;pe-.
and anTyle affair makes its first appearance to.rnorro,
BUSINESS MArrERs-DuIiug the week ending ye,,,
d,v cutie large Of business has been dane n,
every ching indicates appearances OF the most g.ai6y,
character There IS unusual number of vessels nos
mort TheIe large atlax Of Western merchants eonigs
,,o our city, who purchase heavy particularly Of Ansr
cotton aud woolen goods which articles coasrue e.
nrsyious quotations The stock or hand is by 10 r.,'
large.
,.rs more firm Yesterday the by the Hbern. h,y,
slightly affected the same
Flour appears remain without material change s,c.n,
., of P,trsrscns extra OF ABOUT oVo oDs at a adr,nn
cent, per bbl Other choice brand, on Broad ..
S,rs hem selling in retail way, at s62t $40 Good
sh;1nnr brands may be quoted S37 Tor cid soss
Sit35 sales have been light, and receipts small Rv,
EonT Is scarce and in request Friday and sa,a,d,y -
e. Corn Meal with sales, at 81 56s Sa62 per Dol Er
ports during the Week.-Mrs. o 0a'' 90 90. h!s Flour,
| l374 do Corn Meal.
&c GRmSWheat continues in demand notice sale. q
about 5000 bushels Pennsysana, as IN quality, u9laaS
nt and 5000 bushels Southern, part in store 81. q
csnts Rye, 81 5s for Pennsylvania 50 for Southern
Corn has been in fair request for shipment, and .as q
bou 5000 bushels have occurred at So for Peausyr
MIA round and As 40 for Southern yellow. Oats plenty,
- o6 cents for Southern; IS 80 for Pennsylvania
Proyisious are in good demand at fair prices Western
Hams 5 cents per lb; Sides ?! 81 Shoulders q 81
western Mess Pork $40 so Sl per bbl; Pine do IS So
Ness Beef sS; Prime DO So; Lard a cents per ID.
In Wool there is a fair business at former prices
Frs;chts for coal have advanced ttie
srocrs-There was material alteration 10 The stock
transactions of Saturday The sales were small ard prices
generally firm Among the lis, of stocks to be ,ct a
18th instant at the Exchange, notice l5lc shares The
PbjIadrlphia Bank 296 shares Bank OF Pennsyvsnn and
co. shares Columbia Bank aud Bridge Company shop
org;psl cost TO the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
81 0o5 60O. but will no, probably bring when sold c'a
| $3.50 900, making loss 10 the State ol s'oo,ooo'!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
Important from the Sandwich Islands.

pOrJant 1rOm inc
By late arrivals, it seems that the sovereignty
has been restored to kamehameha Ill. 1t will
be remembered it was wrested from him by Lord
Paulet, commander of the British frigate Carys
fort Being now recognized by France, England and the
United States her independence will be hrmer fixed than
eyer Articles of agreement had been drawn which
ported length. In Kaehameia promises all
British snbec,s residing his domnons and 10 put them
on footing with those of the most favored nations He
also promises receive at time, the captain OF any
British shpowar who shall ask interview on national
subjects, and allow him interpreter.
The attachment had bse removed omhe property oil the
British Consuhis landed property restored and promise
given that should be hereafter respected In cases OF d
ference between the subjects of the two countries, If they
cannot settled by arbaton shall ddcide on them
oneha composed of Engshmen appointed by the British
Consul-aso when any appeal before him and his
chiefs at the semannual Courts The Consul may be pre-
sent TO offer his advice.
All these articles to be subject, Of course to the ap
proval modification and ratification Of the British Govern
men As an expression Of his JOY that the differences
so amcably adjusted and his national flag restored the
King has issued proclamation freeing all his subjects from
punishment who may have committed any act injurious to
the Government between the 25th Of February and the date
of the proclamation 3lst July) Ali public business
to be suspended for 10 days, that the people might engage
festivities and reoicincs suitable to the occasion.
Inc American Missionaries and spoken OF
in the highest terms by Admiral Thomas.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
PcnnSyIyanta.

By letter from Coudersport, we have the Off
clal vote of that Potter County, with the Off
cial majority in M'Kean. We have also receiv-
ed the Official canvass of Warren County, since
our last, giving us the District complete. Each
of these Counties has given heavier Loco ma
jority than was anticipated, but no matter-REED
IS ELECTED. Glorious old ERIE has weighed
down all the other five Counties niled nnnn her
aS follows -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

o" The third of very interesting course of
lectures upon the SYSTEM OF FOURIER, which Mr.
Hempel has commenced at the Disciples Church.
No 81 Green street. In the rear will be delivered this even
lug Subject, Attractive Industry and the Harmony of
the Passions" the nature of which will be explained TO-
gsther with the means Of realizing them in Association
Lecture free.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

be sb.1ing ss- Celebrated writer has defined man t.
ahd bur ez
op We would sSerso,s e n., .azor IN good Order whou,
e. Ms'a .s III n. Tbs,
for than quarter Of nesns been before The public
IN yng that desirable keen edge To Sood
an operation that may be patiently edared
Lbsp No. ' Broadway between Couaads ana
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
So over goes another Gerrymander! Fetch on.

u Iowa has reelected her present Delegate
(Gen. A. c. Dodge, son of the Delegate from
Wisconsin, by about 1000 majority. His ia
ther's majority is about 1900 They are both
Locos, but the fact that they are old settlers
and Indian-fghters gives them great majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
O. We would call the attention of our readers

u We would call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement in our columns of the Fair
al Nibos 1t 10 be open another week and to make it, if
possible still more entertaining there be performances
on hneoned Instruments with vocal accomplishments
COL Benkheads Band, aud Army and Music School from
Governors Island will be present The Hutchinson Family
are also engaged-oginal odes are be sung speeches
made and fire works exhibited. These in addition to the
interesting objects for examination, will doubtless draw
crowds Of visitors
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

D Hon. JOHN Quincy ADAMS will address
his Constituents on the Politics of the Day at Ded
ham, Mass. tomorrow at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

DR.. LAaDSER's FAREWELL LECTURE IN New
YoRk.-This evening the last lecture of DR..
Lardner will be given at the Society Library
The subject viii be 1.-The Stars which, it will
be Feeolected IS one of the striking original of
these aiscourses great combination of attractions
nounced II the way Of illustrations. The whole collection
oil Scenic and slescopc views will be exhibited in success
soh by explanatory observations By the eciu
rsr Eos particulars see Card
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
TRIBUNE.
Notes ON the Mid-yyest.--No. II.

BUSINESS, EMIGRATION, &c.-Ihe crops OF tins
year have been generally good throughout the
hi,her West-Grass, &C. universally SO. Wheat
was rather light in Western New-York, but OF
excellent quality the quality is also good farther
West Corn was slim and frost-bltten IN 'ne
Genesee country; but, though late and small, 1t
had warm, long fall, and filed well iarthef
West. But the Lake Erie region is rather aoapteo
10 Grazing than to Grain, and Cattle are now
ruinously low, while Sheep owing in part to the
fear of wolves and the ordinary lmpedlments In
new country, have not been introduced SO largely
as they should have been. Thus this region, be-
ing largely engaged in clearing and building, and
far too great customer for Eastern and imported
goods, finds itself (we speak especially OF the
Grazing as distinguished from the Grain growing
regon) deeply in debt which debt rather increases
than dirninishcs, as it must while the whole dis
trict buys more than it sells. Extreme scarcity
of money, want of market for any surplus Of such
articles as do not pay for transportation to a dis
tant market, no cash price for lands, &c. &c. are
among the obvious evils resulting The true
remedy of these evils is increased industry, I'M
proved modes of culture, diminished use of im-
ported articles, and resolute extension and IN
crease Of the production of Grain, SO that each
year shall exhibit surplus instead of deficit
This may easily be done, by combining Science
with energy after this, the introduction and in
crease Of Manufactures upon the abundant and
admirable water r-priviegos of this region would
follow of course. But Manufacturers will not
come here, and have to bring their bread with
thenl-they will prefer Rochester, Akron, and
other locations where food is abundant and cheap,
passing by the whole region of the Allegheny as
uninviting. The immediate consequence is that
the People, lacking clear knowledge Of the ma
ture of their difficulties or else the resolution and
means to overcome them, are moving off in
swar,ns to the farther West. New England
never witnessed such an emigration as is now
going forward not only from Buffalo, but more
especially from Cattaraugus and Chautauque
Counties, from Western Pennsylvania and North
ern Ohio, to the region Of the Upper Lakes and
the Mssssppi-mainly to Northern Illinois and
Southern Wisconsin. Those regions would soon
be filled to overfowing, were they not in turn
drained by emigration to Iowa and the Indian
territories beyond. So wags the world We
feel the evils which surround us, and are needless
of those in the distance; and the emigrant from
Connecticut to Iowa is at first astonshed to find
as much discomfort in his new country as the
old, and larger proportion bent on going West
to better their fortunes No matter: the Pacific
=
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

Official.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-ConsuIs-
WILLIAM HoGAN Of Georgia, for Neuyitas Cuba IN the
place of VIM II. Freeman resigned.
A. FolLlSs, for Omoa and Truxillo, in Honduras.
HoorER c. EATON, Of Maryland, for Lyons In France
in the place of y. Berry resigned.
PEDRO De REoiL ESTRADA, for Merida and Sisal, IL
Yuca,an, In the place of c. Thompson, Jr. resigned
MarshGi.-WiILlrAM H. BAssET1, TO be Marshal of the
United States Tor the Western District Of Louisiana in the
place of GeIvais Pcntenot, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

G The HUTCHINSON FAMILY give their Second
Vocal Entertainment at the Apollo Saloon at to
O'Clock this evening, when they will sing Land
Ho' The Maniac We are happy and Free
and many other popular airs We they will have as
know they will deserve crowded Saloon Nine eptbs
OF our usiciovefs will enjoy MORE though they ap
plaud less than If ii dollar Concert o: which the
words were ut.es Greek to them. (See pYogrsmmeA
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

DECREE OF THE MEXICAN GovEaNMEsr-San-
oy6re days thereafter closing against ali the
frontier custom houses OF Taos The departments Of New
Mexico Psso del Nce aud Presdio del Nore, aud ths, of
ChiukaUa,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
Chill and Peru.

The correspondent OF the Philadelphia Ledger
furnishes the following in relation to Chill and
Peru:
"CHILE is prosperous and promising country In its
social and political condtonn the Arts in Agriculture
in Commerce. and in all the improvements of the age this
Republic far, very far in advance of the other Spanish
American States. There is Of stability perna
nency in its Government; its rulers guided by
tolerant and enlightened policy, and the Representative
Body appear to be acuaed by enlarged and liberal
feelings than any other Of these Countries The Ma
tonal Congress- session Santiago proceeding with
dignity and debeton discussing and perfectng
for reforming the laws giving stability the institutions and
fostering by saua the various branches OF In
dustry the Republic. In fine, Chile is in the full tide OF
successful experiment, free independent and happy
nation.
VALPARAISO is the most thriving and business.like
the entire Pacific The population is already nearly
10000 souls, and rapidly increasing The harbor full
of shipping, which gives existence large Of
business in that port Pedro D. Valdez formerly Lieuten
ant in the United States Navy is Captain of the Port.
He nearly allied Of the distinguished fam
lies Chile ubane in his manners and attentive Amer
leans preference the eec; of having been educated in the
United States, and been years officer in navy.
PERU presents the very of this picture; the victim
of desolatng monarchy Vivanco was Jef- Supreme ;"
last advces but he attained that elevation, had
most of his predecessors by usupaon though boodles
yet" La Fuente received plurality of the electoral
votes; but in Chile departure thence doubtless
watching etiux in the tide of affairs Of his country
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
ohfo1s Right!

We have lost the Senator from. Morgan, &c
lso the Ohio State Journal concedes) by 'e"
votes. az we'll as that from Belmont and t1arfi-
son, making the new Senate against u.s. ~ 70
l6. or the same as last year. On the streng'l, oi
this. the Ohio Statesman, Albany Argus AtlaS'
Boston Post, &C. received yesterday stouuy
claim either majority or tie in JOINT Ballot
No you do MT, gentlemen! The Wings nave a
clear majority in Joint Ballot. To keep up your
end, YOU take the Representative from huron q
Erie and from Trumbu! Co. But we nave inc
final returns from each, which completely upset
your calculations. The vote OF Irumbuli Is de-
clared:
Whig. Loco. oo, -1oo1..,o1a "a T1 COO
Onimby os7 Lewis Peck. 1896 John Shields. .6i
Eected-one Wing, one Loco.
So the Abolitlonists did not quite succeed IN
electing Loco -Focos, from a County which can
give 500 Whig majority.
From Huron we have the Officials. Ather-
ton, Wing, 1895; Simmons, Loco, 1873; Fox,
Abol 1l2-Atherton 156 ahead. Erie comes to
us dozen ways 1875 Loco over Atherton, who is
of course elected. This makes clear Wing ma
ioritv of SIX in the House and TWO In JOINT
Baot-as follows:
SESATE-36 Members, one half elected each gear.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

z We refer our readers A. McIlIoy, Esq, Dentist
's bfo0me 81 Ii long experience, thorough scientific
knowledge OF his profession and nvariable success be re
able Ieconmendations he possesses then.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
POLICE OFrIcE.-RoBB1se HoTrIs sNs, &c&GS oel. ~

SCSDAf, Oct ~.
POLICE OFFIcE.-RoBBlNG HOTELS, &c.-Offi.
Ger Smith this morning arrested notorious thieves
named Richard Martin and George Fisher for stealing
coat TWO pair Of panaoons and yes worth s25 from 2s
CortlandtFse the property Of James B. Kng.Iaw. The
property was taken the l Of October the same tim,
that the Clinton Hotel Sc robbed In their possession
was found instrument for opening doors from the outside
after they have been locked Within and tunng The key
Fully committed.
RosBlsc MERCHANT TALON Two Young men gen.
teely attred named William Simon and George LOGAN
We're arrested and fully committed prison for stealing on
the ls inst three patterns worth SO from the
Edmund Amour No 6s Nassaustreet. They were ,ecor
nized by led in Mr. AS employ they were about 10
ingly. e''ofu
CoRoSER's OFFlcE.-suDDES DEATH OF Carr
FosTEs.-on Friday last Captain Ebenezer Foster wbo
was attached 70 the Light Ship moored off Sandy HOOK f
suddenly dead IN the cabin of that vessel without
pressed any serious ndspostion Captain Foster had been
nd MAJ io eiSht years was born Massachusetts
anu NAG numbered "a ye,rs His remains were immJ;,
brought to this city No 1856 sbsrs ,h
Sotonsr held an inquest Verdict death by disease Of h
II.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

MEsMERIsM.-The day for niiculin. Animal Magnetism
has passes An emnen. professor of that science gives
fiI MS al the American Museum every afternoon and eye-
this week and challenges The os. rigid SCRUTINY
Tom Thumb, Dr.. Valentine one more week -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

The curious and unique we'll as m.rvelIou, atrrsc
mons put forth at Museum this week must draw large
audiences day and night Htht boy Haah can do what he
processes We can no longer wonder at the believers in Witch
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

D Hon. JOHN j. CRiTrENDEN, U. S. Senator
from Ky. was recently pressed to partake of a
public Dinner by the Wings of Tennessee in
Nashville. but declined, on account of urgent
business requiring his immediate departure
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
r.on II, nos,on Freninc journal. March y lsi,


S,Snsrs S,Rs,r.RLLA-The success which has aiteade
the application OF this remedy for all diseases arising in
impure state of the blood, since rs hst ntroduetu &
uubIic by NesSrs Sands Co. Druggists, New OK Geo
,ng 10 the testimony Of many highly respectable iadag
is truly wonderful and strong proof of us Iceleae
Nes.rs Smith Fowc the agent Ter thus city are tyn
civins letters niv idu Is who have used with
many Of tm having been afflicted with diseases Nheh
seemed TO be rcuabe but BY the use Of tins article have
mony in il, favor Many Of these letter, Gle and Will
he shown 10 all no wish them by calling q! the on
Of the agents, No. 1873 Washington sGreet.
For conclusive evidence Of superior value aud efficacy
see certificates published IN this and other city papers
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail and Tor eIpolaoa
bv a. 3. SANDS * CO, Druggists (Grsne Bu,ldns,l
ara Broadway corner of Chanbvcs street. New.Yolk Sod
also By A. B. & D. SANDS, - tultonstreet and Y East
Broadway corner of MarGet.srer Price 81 per botf; Sn
bottles for S. Original documents may be seen at our 'toF
TP DR.. TAyLoR's BALsAM OF LyERwoRr, prepared N
375 Bowerv Justly celebrated ~ the most wonderful cu
tive OF pulmonary diseases the whole range ol pharmacy
some Of our most respectable physicians use their pee
ce prescribing II the best OF al remedies for pumcnaT
complaints and physical debility and they unhe amgY
commend II 10 BE- Kept every ftmy OF consumptye IN
dency universally received OF the standard r
cines of the day The merit oi Dr. Iaylors BSimn
that IN all cases Of pulmonary complaints II gives Eeais
relief single bottle Will most reveal It's aitnnh
ing virtues and open AZ the fountain oil hsah 10!
strength TO the afflicted.
ObSerye-Ths only genuine Tayors Basam Of Lrewct
has an engraved label around each bottle with the .gns
of Dr. Gurdon Leeds. attached, TO prevent counterfeit
order be Certain Of obtaining the genuine article pa'hna
ONLY at the original Office, 35 bowery OF u j. Leers shot
l22 Maidn lane, and III Brooklyn OF Mn, h,'
l39 Fulton ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

Dickey elected by 80. Banks maj. 264.
Mr.. Dickey was very unpopular. The District
even now gave 800 Whig majority on other
tickets, and will give 1900 to 1000 for Henry
Clay. Entire Wing neghborhoods refused to
turn out this year-for instance, Economy Mr..
Rapp's Association, which gives $50 Wing ma
ioritv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
XIII. (EnlE) DlsrRrcr-(oficial.l

Reeds majority, 81. Porter's majority, 664.
So much for the long, crooked Gerrymander.
*l6 votes (all Of one town. returned for Charles
N. Reed but they were correctly cast, and so
must be allowed. However, Gen. Reed is elected
without them
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
Whig Nominations.

Wyoming County-Assembly, Truman BENE
DICT and LEvERErr SFRIe; Sheriff, OLIVER
HoDess; Clerk, WALTER Howard.
Yates-Assenbly, ALEXANDER BAssErr; She
riff, UslAH HANFoRD; Clerk, CLAaxsoS MARTIN.
D Nins cases of Yellow Fever were reported
10 the Mobile Board Of Hes;h os the 18TH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23


FROM TESNEsSEE.-The following was received BY NEED
Comstock Co. and they refer of the largest whs
sale dug houses for the standing and Tespecib,y Of p
H. Price druggist convince the sCeptica If there ss ~
now, of the qualities Of Connes Magical Pain Extractor
Messrs; Comstock & Co., 81 Courand-street- -.
DR.. F.. II: Price of Memphis, Tenn, had servant Hnos
clothes took fire and burnt the whole surface Of her ody .
crisp and he did her. and be id ja
ceyed some OF the Pam Extractor from you, III
the girl was immediately relieved slept all the sas as' as
and recovered, TO the astonishment OF all. ,tf.
Ar Pcscotts of same lace badly hume9 oy ~ -
works, and By the Of the .sye were heald' "
surprise and delight Of their friends, WITHOUT scAs
have 50 long published sorcmarkaole IS ms
performed by Conns Magical Pain EXTRACTOR TIA! sa s,r.
any one now lose dear child b. fire scAd, they 9. , @
the rLEAsNc recollection, that had they needed our ai
and had this sase on hand, the life, health and ss'J
child WOULD HAVE BEEN SAVED. ,,uin
Beside, It's great power fire, will act J1 h;s
curing all sores wounds, extrac the pain from esa Si %
cures eruptons, chaing feet &c sc. ana as J h.
sa!ye IS worth ten times the price. They have sdSs,t psL
prlce Just Que hall VIZ TO Is 50 CENTS AND
LAR PER The fac-simile signature Of CGas9ex
must b. found the splendid lseel p!a'sl s7cs
wrapper % be genuine. To be found genuine only
ianct street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

Mr. VAN BUREN AND THE TARIFF.-The last
Richmond Enquirer says:
We have letter before us, sent by friend, and
Buren denounces and utterly dsclaims the present Tariff
iop."
Do you hear this, Oneida, Onondaga, and the
great Farming Interest of the Interior! If you
do not heed it now, the time will soon come when
you will wish you had.
BY the way: where is our correspondent who
can perceive no difference between the position
of Mr.. Clay and that of Mr. Van Buren, on the
Tariff?
D The Wings Of CONNECTICUT will hold
State Convention at New Haven, Nov. 9Th, to
nominate State Officers, and appoint six Dele
gates to the Baltimore National Convention
We trust the selection of Representative Dele
gates will be made by Districts. This is the fair
Republican way.
Thursday, Nov. 3Oth, is set apart for Thanks
giving.
y Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN date Governor,)
Hon. JOSEPH RlDGwAY, of Columbus, Qate NJ
c. and Hon. PETER HIrcucocK, of Trumbull
Co. Qate judge are talked of as among those
from whom the next Wing Governor of Ohio will
be selected. Hon. DAVID TopD, of Trumbull, is
proposed on the other side. We recommend
Medill.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23
Official

q" The Legislature OF Tennessee had resolved
to choose two Senators on the l7th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-23

LATE FROM BERMuDA.-By the brig Falcon,
arrived to-day from Bermuda we have Bermuda
papers to the 10th inst. Severe gales have been
felt in that region. The American barque Cora Captain
Warner from Philadelphia bound St Thomas, put into
ST Georges Habor under uymasts. She had been thrown
her beams end BY hurricane the Sd instant
Also the American sch Rienzi Capt Benson, from New
York, was towed in dsmased