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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23

CLASSICAL FRENCH AND ENGLISH
| OSCHOOL, No 7S9 Broadway, opposite Astor Place
! PERRlNE & FOlGNET, Principals, (late Pebeau X
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23

~ FRENCH LASGrAGE. Manesca'y Oral system
Madame t. AiaEesca Durand informs her scholars that
the advanced classes Of the eSuning tor the
Ladies and gentlemen who wish 70 enter classes IN
the 2nd 3rd h courses, would do we'll 20 apply imned
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23

DEV. j. f MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
Ii SCHOOI-(corner Of Clnonand Pacific streets. Brook
lyn)IhiS School will eopat, the LIST day Of September
Punctual attendance OF the pupils Is requested.
The instruction institution full and tho
rough embracing the Easlsh Classical, Mathematical aud
Scientific branches. paid to the formation
of the moral well as n;esctu character of pupils The
frs, masters employed the several departments and the
continued which has long given salts
faction.
The limited number Of six pupils will be received into the
Principals family, and receive the Of parent.
Circulars stating sc. may be had application at
the Church Depository No 20 John al the bookstore OF
Mr. A. V. Blake Fuiton.st. NewYork, and MIR. A NJ.
Wder's Bookstore, IL futonst Brooklyn. au30tf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23

YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING AND DAY
I SCHOOL.-Nlrs. BAILEY respectfully informs her pa
rons and e puelc that she viii reopen her Seminary at
No 10 Carroll Place Be.cHerset, OF Thursday the It OF
September The system OF Instruction pursued
as formerly and the Teachers employed AIDED by 9th.
ers Of similar ability Mrs Bailey socs the patronage Of
those who disposed give their daughters solid and
compiShcd education.
A French Gov wanted Apply above au26 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-23

DEACH ORCHARD STOVE COAL.-Ths
L day discharging from Canal Boat Mary Jane foot of
aghstreet superior article carefully screened time OF
sI,;nmpnt for sale by. WARD s. BROWNE.
Si5 III Washington corner Lalyht-st.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-27

Aosn ulsss1Cto arc WINGS.
THE VETO POWER What description can be
more forcble, emphatic. or irrefasablc. than that
given By Mr. Clay. IN his speech at Memphis, Of the
disasters which have been entailed upon our eoan-
try.by the penicious use Of the Veto Powerf "Had
there besn no vsto." said Mr.. Clsy. "there would
have been no prevention Of the charter Of National
Bank. no removal Of the depostes. no Treasury Cir
cuar no multiplication Of State banks, no imitation
OF paper currency stimulating Of excessive enter
prises and mad speculations, no consequent explo-
sion. collapse, and the universal ruin which over.
spreads our land Such is the history Of our career"
Great Breach IN tho Era Canai-Abcst two hum.
dred feet Of the towing path Of the Erie Canal has
been carried away ut Tonawsnda, about twelve
miles from IuiIao. together with the west abuimsns
81 tho tow path bridge across Eleven Mile Creek.
The BERN bank b entirely swept away for $50 feet
and in places the earth s taken out 10 tho dsph
Of twenty feea. The canal and railroad bridges a
Tonawanda are both gone. and several wooden
hnildings were swept away. Il will probably cost
10000 dollaFs 10 repair the canal, which can hardly
DO effected blythe 6Est Of May. Il is not improbable
that much fisish. win pass from BufalO % Roches
Ter on the railroad before shs eanal 10 Ravigahls.
The amount of speeie which has arrived In thlI
eounsEy lium England, duEing no lasl lew monlhs
10 estimated e e6sQQO0g and there ere sad q b
living at the Bank Of Enaaud, deposited b. sho Lon
dan Bankers. SsaeoopON tog which ihsSS % 10 oEa
'ploy.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-27

Il win Be seen that large vote has been cast, the
whole number amounting to M,99S.
Last year the vote stood 40 tOllowS-for Ellsworth,
$500 Cleveland, 1884, Gillette, 1919 Loomis
6l9-scatteEing, 5s-tOtal 81 2sS-ess than his year
BY a67s.
The official vote for Lieut.. Governor 10 40 follows:
w. 8. HOlabird, q, aO9-Reuben Booth, Is, 567-Lsv
Yale, ID, 1906 scattering, ia - majority against
HOlabird, l7s.
The mai. against Mr.. White, Tor Treasurer. 10 1eS
Against Mr.. Phelps, for Secretary, As.
Against Mr.. Weles, for Comptroller. l5S.
In this state. says the Courant. officers are cleo
ted BY pluralities except members Of Congress and
Senators. In only one Of the congressional districts
has the successful candidate majority Of the votes,
viz the third, where Mr.. Caslin has majority Of
594 In the LIST district, the majority against Mr. Sey.
mouE. 10 S7S; in the ID, the majority against Mr..
Stewart is SoO in the 4sh the majority against Mr..
simons is S75-and yet ell these gentleman are cleo.
ted BY plugalities.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-27
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, APRIL 81, IsAs.
OFFICIAL CANVASS.

Tia Hartford papers contain the Official cauvasSOf
ell The votes cast at the last election in this state-
Gov. Cleveland wants 81 votes Of an election.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-27
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

Ths .,s.mhoat Noheg.n ca. w.. ,.s.,..
cv yesterday .e,noon :. hsr n.,,., 1900. e. ~
;ns,on 18th .hon, ,7o r.s...~.,.. ~, -. s''o'''
,;v.5 orDo.;,s Hu,,o.,s an. - h.. - PC
hurs, ma Nav nor,;on AZ ~, nDr.- SO'' ~
river. Three Of the hands v.,s sc.la.S 80 -.
them rather severely. On. of The n.~..nss. J.
overheard. but was rescued 40 ,ha, M ~ -.
W. i%u .a W y. sssse s
Flour is going down in New York. Genesse SIS
to 5sl; Ohio 500; and New-Orleans sos. are the
last quotations.
Tha .,..r,.h;, p.;,..-:---p
clock on WsdpssS.~ s o. .sI 80. :, 1877
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-27

The membsss elected in the iss ID. 9th. 18th. and
18th districts ere Wings IN.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-27

SoYn ,,,,rv, rv, s.,,,,,n IT.. As..A, ~,
change Me- vo,L ,... .o,a mad. 49, $50. -
waet hv H.ll;dov 4 1s,L;n. g. esos eoo IT, ,ss'
rortcaca on :, was aaoo ooo r.. .,o.rh.,ss..
,herefora onlv As 6o0 "a dv;S. 1900 ,h.~. 49,
ward was The nurcba.er Thu r.,tv hola;,. -"
judgment for eight hundred thousand dollars, t,hs
Barngs Of LOndon we are told, bought it in at their
own price.
Found deadin Winstsd, on the llth inss, Justine
a, -. =, '''es,'''s ." " -"
sea ON 'ne "a 'ns'' NC was . man OF incorporate
habits, and attempted 70 return home in an ntoxica.
-, sssn ,rsvsiisa Hs wa SSn,S - s.S . "s n.s
soeen uase''eu' ao was iouno IN neid ABOUT
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-27

comodoVs Porter. United States Minister at Cen
VlOutnople. died IhsIs On The Third insE
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-04-27

Gnlms
Jaw was drawn down 70 the breast that the posi-
ton Of the lower teeth was horizontal DR.. E. divi-
ded the scar and brought jaw and lip up the proper
position but this istt large gaping wound which
strip Of skin large enough to answer the purpose
from the shoulder; this strip, several inches in
length and breadth. was not entirely detached, but
then laid over the wound, the leshy side Of course
down, and the wound was then bound up.
The wound on the shoulder was carefully drawn
tcgether and the patient is doing we'll She bore the
dissection with great fortitude. The entire opera
ton, we learn. was never performed in Europe, and
never before in New England Il 10 not unusual to
release such con,rectione Of the skin by the knife
cover the wound from the adjoining skin Il has been
tried Eve six times in this country SINCE and il 10
believed that this irst case in NewE1giand will re-
cessfa in other delicate operations, and takes high
rank in his profession.
BRIDsE AT WEsrvnLE.-The citizens Of New Ha-
ven, in town meeting. have voted to build stone
bridge over the West River at WestviIle, and have
appropriated 1900 dollars for that purpose.
We zee il confidently stated that the Tyler Collse.
Tor o CassOms - New Orleans is deiaul.sr TO the
amount Of one handred tioasss5 1ollsrs. The late
Van Buren, Possmastsr at that place proved heavy
defaultsr. We must have New Orleans moved tar
ther Oh from Texas. The locality 10 full Of tempsa-
ton.
There never was but one way Of keeping the pub
lie monsy. in which every dollar deposited was sure
10 come out dollar when wanted. That way was
by National Bank.-znBsas
Fnx sazAr.-Mr. Bots and Mr.. J. w. Jones ere
the opposing candidates ior Congress in tho Rich
mOnd Va, district. They recently met ct Hanover
COars House. and had . long discussion before the
people. A letter in the Richmond Enquirer says
:. The audience disappeared IN . very good humog
II may say, IN the best humoT ever cav, alleP Q
political discussion; and Nj. Beta aud Ne. Jones
went homo together 70 Me-. B0ste house, whore, Of
c0uIeo. discussion 0f the rites Of hospitality super.
sded FL contest In regard even 70 the rights Of shs
States"
ComOdoss Porter. United States Minister aI Cen
VlsnlinOpls. died IhsIs On The Third inst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-30

The House OF Representatives he'd this sub
cct FRIDAY, when resolution unanimously reported
from the Committee ct Ways aud Means ncgauVins the
Executive Scheme, adopted ayes 1913, noes Is.
Mr.. Barton was the only Virginia member who voted
against the resolution OF the Committee which he
may possibly find difficulty in explaining home
Even portion the Gusrd" gave the Presidents and Mr.
Wcb-crs scaty the Cod shoulder" Messrs Gushing and
Irwin alone voted for it, McssS Gmer and Mallory voted
for the resolution OF the Committee. Mr.. Wise who
in after the announced that he should have voted against
the resolution OF the Committee and in favor Mr. Ater-
tons amendment for restoring the Independent Treasury.
Mr.. Profit did not vote.
Thus has the 10y great majority been stgangod
the cud,e-a result which, although anticipated Of
course, did anticipate by overwhelming
and upon which unieigaedy congratulate the county,,
May such be the fate Of every attempt Govern
Bank; and the subtle and nsdious the form
which attempt is made the signay may /, be
Now suppose will be renewed by the Corps Of cifi-
cis Editors the very reasonable and modest lsmentaon
that Congress will do nothing relieve the Country -"
that the President Inverted all his efforts relieve
land that the People demand the passage OF the Exche
quer bill Tha, he IS reflect the will OF the American PEG.
pie, and the 1913 msyoprcsent H. ID proposition which Ty.
lcrsn msy contend for- Plsasss. We coutenied
that the E1chequer that Gny Exehequer and that
all E1cheques dead and damned b. tie united and
vocsble voice Of iho Wing and Democratic parties.
Are MessTs. Gimer and Mallory cooling in their loyalty
April aPprOaches' Getting "fshy}" Preparing 10
fling another summerset' We nope if they determined
upon tina, periodical exhibition, that they will precpae
themselves the Democratic fold They will find ground
softer there.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-30
\. Y. MONEY MARKET-ciTY NEWS.

luufsuhN, u VI
Private letters from England are the WHOLE favora-
bic Cotton, which hy previous avcss had farn. had be-.
finn. and business doing This will have u
corresponding effect here. The Flour market presents
change, any inducements for shipments this
Money continues abundant in England. and the
OF interest in London fsvsutit. Bills only -
per per annum, thu' showing large surplus idle
capital in the great metropolis of the world. There
little doing in descriptions OF American Stocks,
but the odum Of "repudaton" sounded in every quar-
ter OF the kingdom.
The statements made the close ot the year exhibit
the fact that la quantities OF beet pork hams cheese and
lard have becn taken. Thus IN consequence of the ruc
ton ct the English duties, tins has found large
customer for vt our leading ami mpotsnt products
large amount OF the half million specie TN. Gale.
donna is for this city. Letters also that large ship
ments cspecic the America. Indeed, the
present rate oi Exchange, specie this
Present shipments the shipper OF specie nearly quite
three percent.
Accounts from Albany state that several Towboats
on the The Tow boats, of Tomorrow il expected
viii bring several thousand barrels of Flour besides other
Producc Tins something FOR the month OF January
The aGviccS by private letters have had quite favorable
influence IN Wall Some OF the stocks from
here particularly those OF Massachusetts, sold quite an
advance Pennsylvania Ohio and Others selling
much higher m London than here, and prices give
profit To the shipper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-30

Albcmarlo very strange Those who voted no IA.
said hsd oh aud hc would punish tho. hi v
indeed, ''S'''
The motion Ia adjourn was lost
The reading OF bill. MAS resumed.
VII DAVIS, Z" n u, moved that the b, u be ung-ays.
~; noes 10.
Mr. LrAEr, Of A., moved All adjournment
hr BrNNtI called the and noes which were ordered
-ahd We're ayes 81, noes i6 motion TO adjourn Loaf
Reading al bills resumed.
mr. Lswis said this IA small game, unworthy the dignity
anu %iS'"y OF this House lie commended lie vigilance
WIN "hch gentlemen oil sides had offended 10 their u
n"s and the interests Of their consuiu, They oubes,
erited the plaud, "we done good and faithful servant.
uay rer'iec and would receive But after the h.
oi tne DAY 50 well spent, they entitled 10 some
sspis' This il Saturday, and as gentlemen L.J Ji-
ged 30 as-iduos the duti of this dsy and OF The .ok
,do oNe' IA the kindeit spirit that this House DO now
the ayes and noes ' "''"'"' "a" tut
oo ayes and noes being called he withdrew his mo-
The reading Of hills resumed
maie lie moved an adjournment, '"' '''''' '''"'
MI BsNNErr called In. ny,a AMI ro, ,h.
Mr' SrovALL withdrew his motion
Reading bills resumed.
Inc kepor'ci tho Committee of Elections in favour Of
tho validity of the Election &c the ,.,,d 49,, -
from Fayctte aud Nicholas was read '''''o''
1t appears that the Deputy Shcni who conl,c,od a..
e'euon AT one OF t" Precincts, had executed his na;,
bonds to Jno NJ Gregory acting Governor ins,esS a
S'" h"'het"od, who wns In fact the acting Governor
al, me time The Committee decide thpt this mistake did
no, 1sl,aliy the sheriff from acting as sheriff
Mr h'hAt deemed the principle involved in this r,pe,,
aN,rs important one-and he oskcd that IA. rcpor be lai
on he table, Tor the present. for better consideration I'm,
was the pleasure OF the House. he would not press his
notion ' "' P'' NV
the Rcpor, and Resolution were then srrre,,o
Inc Report Of the Committee on Militia Laws ,,,,, :,
- neTpedient to dispense with uniforms for officers below
the grade oi Captain, being read
Mr. HOPKINS moved To amend by declaring i, ,,,y;.,,
nu US The hour was late, and the subject of some mpor
lance he moved To lay the resolution IN the table
IL. al,
time he sadl for discussion AZ any other 'rb CLII'
eoSu ps lighted up and we could sit I'LL o'clock nigh
Mr CowAN asked # would bc in order TO dircct m.
Sergenntai-arms to bring dinner fer the House, "
The Speaker replied no.
The motion TO lay the table was lost
M HOPKINS then supported his motion to amend
Mr. BIRD, OF T., at 10 minutes after T. moved Am ,;o,
ment-ond the ayes and noes being called the motion
prevailed; ayes fl nays 81 '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-30

Al large and respectable meeting Of the citizens Of
fuyannn county without distinction Of party convened
the Courthouse thereof, January Couu day ErslNr
DAVIS, Esq was called to the Chair, and VILLAS Rock,
appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained by the
Chairman, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
LIST Rssolped, That IN the opinion Of tins meeting it
would be both and neNpedient in the Legislature u
Virginia, 10 pass any Stay other Law designed sus
pend the regular and usual execution Of egn progress and
that such laws Of evil moral tendency whilst they afford
really permanent and substantial relief the cJmnu.
mty.
Ind Resored, That delegate ~ the House Of De.
egate bc instructed, and the Senator from this District BE-
requested % vote against he passage II any aw having .
above object no view.
3rd. RssoiUed That copies Of these resolutions signed
by the Chairman and Secretary be- forwarded to our Dele
gate and Senator.
9Th. Realized That the proceedings Of this meeting be
forwarded for publication the Richmond and Charlotte.
vile papers. EUGENE DAVIS. Chairman
WI Rock, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-30

% Oo ssa lhl SeO0 tialnod sI0sso Upland ssAs1o
New otlaO, aud .2eSoo Mobile and Ahha The .ao IN ts
taken srccu~n 10 90h December ist2 sS3 baS
and IN the yest lsiI lsSa0O baics
The demand ioT Cotton at the Of
1S month h,u succeeded BY
unucd about IN. sl ade began To reh,, ~
y anil with sonrVnce apatent m mic. a.
het- Brought forward their Hioek aculaIly new AMERICAN
quiet AMI
the 9th The sales the I'd nsian, have amounted n
eao2ebsg~ Spectators have taken American and
1900 surat ami eAporsr- 200 Amvrean aud surat
CoTnTbe trade for past dun both den
hers and MIXERS purchasing paungy preserve.
steady tone io wheat the value Of which
madam four--hons made sorts sO~ sale Ia,
cheaper Oats aud oatmeal poor inquiry nothing
OF importance has ss.n done in beans pas mali or barley
PROVISIONS. AMERICAN.
The trade Amecsn Yet new one thu e
Prospect of the pas, ycat atoH data which
opinion to future prospects.
for Reef IVORY
limited and the quotations considered nearly nominal
soue State, Beef IN Tsroe. arrival high
Sue The STOCK IN bond at this date OF 1878 barrs
Beef and 80 ~ barrels Pork
DIR, Hans cBgurcI difficult sell spl t,.rc
Ioon fot mash improvement Ia the mode OF curing article
Pin" Cheee IN i'r request but hc mddng and qualities
AZ" slow II sale The Of this article
Lard IL IN light stock and the readily
\ stsn hts of CANADIAN found buyef. and
eonsrae PARCELS ad'eu'i io pubc 10Th instant
Rcuh OF the French Tobacco OF the growth Of t
Cnii'd States fer the year Isio.
of Virginia 100000 Ao. hbs 80 II % 50 Ftanes
I~t 100 klogiamme-.
of Kentucky 100000 so 20 o5 Francs
Per 100 kilosramm~s
~ Maryland or 900 hhls eo at % Is Pam.
per 100 knos1aiune~
The whole quantity contracted for hy the ou~e of Me
Brown. ShIry I Go. of Liverpool
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-30

/, upon fkeaserss the whole Loco Foco Representation OF
Georgia ousb, TO iesign, the People Of that State by
the election 81 MT. Crawctd having declared ssainst them
Carried on, gacca. rcsult a nothing would
be more absurd snsTch,csl Than the doc OF nstruc
lions In theory il Is plausible; in practice vt late years
attempted. destructive ct legislative independence oi sta
bhty IN the Government snd ct tho Constitution isclf
IL The Aau-rarf resolution voted tor 10y Mt Brown Is
in the following words;
Rsolred by the GsaSral Isscably, That Senators
the Congress OF the United States be aud they here.
by instructed. and Representatives requested TO pro
the repeal Of ,hc Tariff passed the last scSson Of
CongrSss and oppose aud "a ainst an, Ta which
IL no, solsiy for revenue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-30
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, is,,.

The FHslia "Insuet,oas aud Coarse Of tAs Senator's
correspondent Of the fredericksburg Herald, from this
city, whites follows:
ave. rather the Democrats Of the House passed a
batch Of elk resolutions to-day insuctng and requesting
IN the customary style. Senators and Representatives
Congress 10 vote tor and certain measurcBank
Distribution, Tariff, and Bankrupt LSw-without the op-
Poruniy of discussion, oil hy the application of the
gag, surnamed previous question: The resolutions
the connection Of caucus held few nights prsvious-thr
object - 20 eNps Senators from their make
room Tor honssf Democrats What Rivcs may do,
u be matter OF either interest conjecture The public
mind IL prepared for the tervc step his partob.
s.quious obedience, degrading and timd resignation.
Neither party far tSman hnscfis concerned
The Democrats his place, and that is the OF
sociiude felt. 50 far him. But, regard Mr. Ar
ehe he u made OF better tempered metal and will neither
1bey resign, aud the Democrats welcome make
all the capital of his refusal that they Of this
are here well informed
These reflections upon Mr. Riyos. How far
he has deserved them, leave others form their
own opinions: hut it ,hst he completely shcrn
OF popularity, every will be who brings himself
under the Suspicion, whether well III founded. of always
thinking Of himself frSf II may be truly said that Mr.
Rves represents neither the Wing the Democratic
party, Virginia which made up at the two-for ,hcrc
neither third party Tyler here. And as
storm il coming, respectfully advise that discreet
Senator observe his characteristic prudence and with
Mr. Tycrs and assistance, retire the Tulcrics
until After 1874 shall have sunshine again.
and then possibly Mr. Rves may he able find which
of the great parties Of the country rgh-that
say which Ut them has the maory-a point which
have sorey puzzled him the death Cen Ham.
The Democratic party place for Mr.. Andrew
Stevenson and they certain get Mr. Arrhcrs
they be disappointed unless Mr Rive- accommodates
them As for the Hhigs-lhai generous party which cN.
iricaicd MIR. Rvcs from the ruins which his abandon.
OF the Democrats had overwhelmed him, and with
eonfding and noble hbcray forgot the past and placed
him the pinnacle OF his then ambition, uneitercd,
irammecd, unpcdged-thc nhSs feel profound ndiil.
for the he may determine pursue. TO
stay, It's all TO them; possible for itself
to effect change in their feelings
L The high wind and dry atmosphere OF Tuesday last
led various OF destructive fires The fine residence
Mr. Randolph Harrison at En- Hill in Goochand and
the residences OF Major Lghooi Mrs Rosson Mrs Thomp-
son, the Bell Tavern, and house OF Mr. Fickin Cul.
pepper Court House destroyed.