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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

SIX At A BRrn-Wc notice in the Alton Tel
egraph an account of three children weighing 10
lbs. being born at one birth in Madison county,
which the writer seems to think is not to be beat.
But they do business on larger scale in this part
of the State. Near Lie Roy, Mclean county,
about % miles east of us, a woman had sir bRs
children at a birth, weighing Is lbs. 3 OF, The
fact is obtained from the most respectable author
ity. PekIn (lll.) Palladium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

" LORD CHEsrEKrigLD ,tys good appearance 70 a. ~
tunes letter o Introduction. How man make soe
appearance with face covered with pmpss pusales' W.
rcuin BARRIERS Jackson Itch and various other cat4
diseases that frequently di.i.ue the human form DIVINE
ese aud similar disorders have their origin III an lhpm.
drprav-t state Of the blood and general uds Of the
aud Spring Is the time 70 Thoroughly eradicate them ION "
system by the timely OF the right medicine. 9t'U
SARsAPAniLLA. putry vegetable peparation wh'eh We
rates H." system strictly IN conformity with Mature
so,rc@ Of lie and bodty yi%or and The latent viii ped{
feel ~ healing dnd s=en-raDs influence The st j
by It's regain salth the SKIN rendered Graz Nv
the complexion much improved thousands eau TESTIFY"
the rs. Of this invaluable remedy. f,t,
I- propetors daily receiving from every ec'n "a
country the tatterns trtlmonals Of Us true taie a.
-hcac both from the medical profession the clergy ILL.,
tLats and siry-a Of which will BE- exhibited on apfi.tH
Ihosr wishing the genuine article should be caEriui -,
quIe for stndsS SAIsapaIIila and remember that > SO
medicine that daily perfouDns such remarkable cure s
For particulars advertisements TN. aud o'nei y"
papers. ;,
pr-rer-d and sold wholesale and retail and for r1ToA
BY 4. 3. SANDS Co., Druggists tGnnite bdilalassL
Z7j Broadway Of Charnter.-.teet Newly OK so
also b. A < D. Sands - tuon-st and n east Boaa"
corner OF arket-,tIr;. Price 81 yer bottlesix bottle i -
Original documents may-b-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

WHOLESALE RoDBERY.-The New.Oreans
Tropc says several hundred men from Hancock
county, Miss, joined by many from Washington
county La, have formed themselves INTO band
of free-booters. They are stated to be well or
ganized and armed, and arc regularly encamped.
Many lives have already been taken, and ezten,
sive robberes have been committed A demand
has been made upon the Governor of LOUISIANA
for troops which will no doubt be furnished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15
SUNDAY, MAY u.

POLICE OFFlcE.-GRoss DEcEPrloN.--LaSt
fall man named William Patterson applied for relief the
Police Oice stating that he destitute, and wished 10 De
sent to the Aims House. H. remained there all winter and
on Saturday and made application $50
he had deposited with friend also gold coin he had
pledged Davis, for So the pawn ticket for which he had
lost. \ preft, subject, truly FOR the Aims louse He
ought to be 'nadr example of.
FuCirTys ARREsrEp.-On the 1T Of November last 4
man named VIM Ford alias Buffalo, committed vo-
lent assault, VIM Francis, the steward OF the steamboat
Telegraph whose III was iof some time after considered IN
danger. Officers Relyea and kellimgcr hearing he
hi;heI HIM but he had left. The officer, returned
ad on landing here discovered their standing the
wharf and secured him. He Is safely locked up.
SrOLES pRo,ERry EHEp.-Ihem the notorious
Chemcey Lar!l lied from tii, city, he took with HIN
valuable gold watch which he had stolen from Mr. Ayrcs
Of Mercer street, by representing himself be- Gabriel Il
vel. !, taken from him in Albany but detained by the
Mayor. Officer Rehea yesterday went up and procured IT,
and Nlr. Ayres m,de whole Ia the matter.
PictrOckEr HorEL.-A gentleman, who has been
soJounin Towards Hotel II Broadway the Sd inst
had his pocket picked Of his wallet containing 5000 in bank
bills due bills OF gteat value" aud other papers The
of T. y r kInSsland written Inside the pockebook
This robbery MP the present lime has been kept mighty
secret Officers look out!
Another CourrERFEIrrc CAsE.-Last week man
went into Mrs Jubns ssly made linen establishment No.
l3o! William street, aud M payment for SHIRT gave her
- bill the Globe Bank Of this city, a ,hu.pastrr) Ii
dated in April IS 20 letter a No. l35S aud payable II
mouths after date. 1t broken aud worthless concern.
The pabc shnnid b. their guard there are great
number Of h,e bill, aioa Th~ na has not been arrested
CORoNER's OFFIcE-DENru PROM INrEMpER-
,NcE.The Coroner yester. held an inquest 4.
No.31i Onu-P street ON the body of named James
RDon-y naty- Of Ireland aged 80 years bras.rouui-
By trade ir had be-n n Ill health Tor past. IL.
cai- home OF Wednesday, lef, il bed on Friday
morning about II O'Clock, and found dead the even
INK De- Ma@hall made post m9rtrrn examination of
;hs BODY aud from hi testimony the Jury found verdict OF
death rom inflammation Of tie lungs. II was AZ intern
pgrat-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

q ArA,i. or difficulty Of breathing, ca1se1 " Sch
lection Of morbid numor the cell, OF the luEs .ed
prevents them from being duly erp4ucd hence E
labonous breathing cough. great oppression Of h d-
PAIN in the heart ,alpranon Of TIE heart. aud many ~
iressing complaints. % ei,e
Wright, Indian Vegetable Pil5 always CERTAIN 5css
relief IN Asthma because they purge from me i5ea.
hutnors which are The cause OF every m4iiHy A'''
-, =, sy,ry
Four i've Of said Indian Vegetable Pills. an fary II
The most violent fit Of Asthma but If used IN lad
wards will keep tf system completely tree iLoi npas-
humors, that disease Ii any form viii be aosou's'
sibi-. i;,;ct,
Offices. derou-d exclusively the sale OF the Vork;
wholesale and retail, No. 2e2 greenwich street Pas
No l9s fremont street, Bos,on, and No. $50 flaes -
delpha-
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cosrt cal.ndar-THrs DAr.

CrKcvlr CorsT-NcS. los. 9. 40, 81 log III 10, ~
JOS 60, =. 90, 10 loo lo7 S. IS IS 90 liz Is, 10
Co.Mos PlxAs-Nos.i /, i. 5. IL, l., Is, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

MASSACHUSETTS RAlLRo,DS.-Thc business Of
the Western Railroad is rapidly increasing under
the low freights and fare established by the new
Directors. They expect to bring the weekly re-
ccipts up to &l4,000 within this month, and to
transport flour from Albany to Boston at cost
TO the Company of Is cents a barrel.
The F.tchburg Railroad has been commenced
S630O00 arc already subscribed, which will
complete the Road 80 miles from Boston. This
Road will strike the Connecticut River about
Bellows Falls within two years, if the stupidity
and malevoence of New Hampshire Jacobinism
do not forbid.
The Norwich Railroad is to be extended to the
Sound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15
-rcssional Delegate

The Star says that other precincts IN Jackson
County will reduce Wards majority IN that
County to about l25. and adds WARD may be
elected. yet we think the probabilities arc against
him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

u J. WNcHEsrER, 80 Ann Street publishes
Blackwood for Nay, this morning. He also pub
hshes the new Chapters received by the Great
Western OF 6 Martin Chuzzlewit,'' Tom
Burke L. S. D." "Wndsoy CASTLE and
Arthur O,Leary,-all for shilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

L A Bermuda paper contradicts the report
that canal across the Isthmus of Dariep has
peen nearly completed; but on TIE contrary, saws
me two years allowed to the contract have ex.
pred without the work being commenced. This
information IS received from a man who recently
clossed the Isthmus On mule, which Journey be
performed in seven hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

j. An old man named Bison while walking
on the railroad track near Newton. Mass. on
Thursday afternoon, was run over by the train
from Boston, and instantly killed. The engineer
rung the bell but failed to excite his attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

CoNHrS IcATIoS.-E.:st India HAIR Dye, coiors u'e U.s.
and not The sklu--waGranted. -, tim
Indian Vegetable EiiHef cure for the hisu''''
and Gout ,.
oIdsidge. Genuine Balm Of Columbia, restores an' ~
serves the HAIR IL: all CASES ,,r,s
DaEley's Pam Extractor, extraordinary Iticie io
,calds, cuts, and all sores and EYES. = ,.d,,t
Tn. above named ascles to be had at No. 81 Co'a''
near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15
stands as follows

Atklnsons majority, tire. Van Buren's o57
FLoRIDA.-Thc Tallahassee Star of the 4th
gives the following returns from Middle FLORIDA
nl the unte for CONGRESSIONAL Deleoaie:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

CLEvEl-.ND.-There arrived al Cleveland on
the 9Th of May S4S7 barrels et iour, and $500
bushels OF wheat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

IL The WABASH AND ERIE CANAL is now
open from Toledo on Lake Ere to Lafayette on
the Wabash IN the heart of Indiana. 1t passes
through one OF the most fertile portions of the
Great West; and viii add largely to the trade OF
New.York and the transportation OF the Ere
Camel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

~ We copied on Saturday from Virginia paper is'
OF the new Members Of Congress elected IN that stat dna
suppo.ns eoud well b. Inaccurate d'd no'
fs,.d VINO rardiJ,, il iaser.ed Member for the 3llth
District, instead Of A. A. CnArmAs, Loco We must look
shdrer another time He not marked i III oofliSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

CONFERENCE.-The. following from gentleman W, ri1
known III this community and keeper OF ammAnY h'
must have IT. proper influence with those Interested m . =
have every confidence the Indian Vegetable EIl,t -
curing Teumatsm having had for twenty years. ana @
found thing that would cure this complaint uHul as
tn, Elixir, have iuli confidence t.t il wi! cafs y ~
CASES; If used according directions nOw ENJOY "a
health than have for yelrs-h4ye good appetite a'd NV1
reconmenti to all Who have ibis dlseaAe Sizned
r AAa.Sy H,tt N.vit f4t3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

NIcHGAH BoNps.-The Editor of the Tribune
Is mistaken as to one point III the history of the
Michigan Bonds. They could have been sold for
money. The Morris Canal Company. in coniunc.
ton with the United States Bank, was ready to
pay cash for them. and would have done so. had
they not found 1t practicable to vary the contract
with the agent Of the State. The original con.
tract provided for the payment OF the cash the
moment the bonds were surrendered But the
President Of the II. c. and B. Co. discovered a
specializing disposition IN the adviser Of the State
Agent, and made the following proposition-to
pay bonus to the agents, for the privilege OF
paving for the bonds in quarterly instruments.
The proposition was acceeded to, and the orig;.
nal contract was changed accordingly. But for
this, the entire Of the FIVE million loan would have
been paid promptly The Company, with the aid
OF the United States Bank, then had the ability
10 do 50. They paid two or three of the install.
mcnts, and failed; and Michigan has now to
thank the inexperience Of the agents TO use no
harsher phrase for her present crippled condition.
Rochester Democrat
u We did not intend to give the history Of the
Michigan case at all but to take without obec.
ton the statement OF our correspondent, and see
what sort of justification ii offered for repudi-
a'ng the Bonds. II they might have been sold
tor cash, that certainly aggravates the miscon.
duct Of the States agents, but IN no wise affects
the pending question. Ed. T1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

u TIE HUTCHINSON FAMILY gave Con
cert on Saturday evening, and acquitted them
selves well. They are three brothers and sister
from the Granite State and know how TO make
music, decidedly, though some of their Songs arc
not well chosen either to crafty the audience or
exhibit their peculiar powers. We wish they
would take care to favor the unscientlhc public
with the ,cordS of their songs distinctly. Russell
does SO, and il is TO thousands one Of the best
points in his singing. They need not fear i'll
New-Y ork to give us songs cmbodylng Scntl-
ment as well as those of descriptive or humorous
character. We trust they will be heard again,
and more than once, in our City; for we are sure
there are thousands among us who would hear
them with signal satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

SAD Loss OF LlfE.-Thc Detroit Advertiser
publishes a letter from Capt. Ward Of the steamer
Huron, dated at st. Joseph, April 30, stating that
a report had Just reached that place that the
sloop Ere was capszed on the night of the 9th
instant, near Michigan City. She was loaded
with pork, com, hams and flour, with six persons
on board, all of whom supposed to be lost
The man matches and part OF the -four has drift
ed on shore near Michigan City. This Is sad
losS-;he crew were mostly young men and but
little acquainted with sailing.
The writer adds that the south end of Lake
Michigan was then free from ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

FIRE AT CoLuMBIA, s C-The Charleston
Patriot states that a destructive fire occurred at
Columbia S c. on the 9th. 1t broke ont In a
house occupied by Mr.. McCaflray, on the West
side of West st. and destroyed all the buildings 10
the corner. The property destroyed, which was
considerable, was occupied by Gregory Kelly. Jas
McAndrcws, Mr. Mills, Mr.. McCatfray, Mrs
Parr and Mr. Norton. Mrs. PARIS property was
partially covered by insurance. Prof. Twls was
severely injured by the premature explosion of a
train of powder by which he was cndeavoring to
blow up house TO arrest the progress Of the
flames. He very badly laccratcd but will
probably recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

n Rev c. H. HAsTINGs's Illustration Of the
Spirit and manner of the SACRED Lyrics OF TIE
HEBREWS at the Tabernacle last evening was list
cned TO by very large and attentive audience
with evident cdfica ton. 1t IS singular but true
that the Sacred Music prevalent IN our day IS far
inferior in arrangement and effect TO that Of the
Hebrews twenty-five centuries ago; the Chaunt
ing bv choirs of Levilcs, Men, and Women rcspec-
lively was far before the modern Singing. Be
side, our modes Of reading and singing the Sa-
cred Songs and Psalms are utterly destructive of
their significance, perspicuity and beauty. A very
powerful and practccd Choir Is needed to exhibit
fully the excellence of the Sacred Melodies,
performed by or before the Congregation of Israel
in the days of Moses and David, yet their beauty
can be indicated very clearly by less perfect per
tormancc.
Mr.. Hastings is engaged in good work-that
of enlightcning the Christian Churches as to the
nature and meaning of those Psalms they now
sing so confusedly and are often content to rever-
cncc without clearly compromising. We fear 1t
is labor of love only and not of profit TO him
yet he should not be suffered to prosecute II at his
own charge Lccturing before miscellaneous au-
diences is not the right thing. He should be H.
vited to give his Course of Lectures before our
more numerous and able Congregations success
svely-two or more uniting if found advisable,
AS ii might with an eye to the effective perform
ance of the music The truths he unlods ough,
to be familiar TO all who NEEDLE with sacred me-
lody
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Virginia.

The following is the official vote for Congress:
in the Richmond District: lo40.
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70 Subscribers the Tribune, who about changing
Their residences will y-9se leave VOID tins Office, send
no,e through tie Post-Ofics-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

u The U. S. ship North Carolina was towcd
bv two steamboats, to moorings in the North Riv-
er, off the Battery, at ), P, NJ, yesterday, her
quarters for the summer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

ARREST CT AN ABsoATULAroR--On the 18th
UT Lieut. Sibey, of the {. S. Army, arrested a
young man at Houston, Just as he was about
leaving tor Havana He was clerk in the Com.
tnissaTy Department at Fort Jesup and decamp.
cd with $4,000 Of the Commissary funds. He
was immediately marched 8 book agin.n
N O. Pic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

From J.NMcA-We are indebted to Captain
Glover, OF the ship Windsor Castle, fo5 file of
very late jamaica papers. They 20 to the 18th
ult., but are unfortunately for the most part des-
itute OF interesting intelligence. The Falmouth
Post contains blrd's-eve view OF the condition
OF the adjacent colonial possessions. In Barba-
does tranquility prevailed. The Legislature had
voted $1,000 10. the Guadaloupe sufferers and
the citizens had contributed $4,000 more In
81 vincent the crops were progressing rapidly.
The agricultural prospects in Grenada were ia
vorable. Several shocks of an earthquake were
felt al 81 LUCIA during the las. week IN March
In Antigua the inhabitants were suffering dread
fully from drought, and from the INJURY done TO
the pubic cl>terns BY the recent earthquake. At
the latest dates they had been somewha, relieved
BY rams. From Guiana the reports are very
gloomy, the inhabitants being depressed and des
,itute Of money. The new President had not
vet been duly Installed, but Mr.. HerarG was at
the head OF affairs, and, from judicous procIarna
tons which he had issued great hope was enter
tanned that the future President would become
popular. N. 0. Bee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

LADY SALr.-This lady, who is highly laudcd
IN the English papers for her intepidity and ener-
gy, has published her Journal of the Disasters in
Ahghanistan the news of which caused such
sensation on their frs, arrival. Her book though
desultory, is filed with incident, and possesses
great interest more of course for English than
American readers. Besides the personal adven-
lures of Lady Sale, who passed through many
dangers and hardshpS.-on one occasion rcceiv-
ING ball IN the arm, three Others passing through
her clothing near the shouder,-wc have an &C
count of the civil and military operations in Ca
bul immediately previous 10 The disastrous retreat
of the British forces. The liarpegs republish the
Journal" entire for one shilling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

u The Cincinnati Chroaicle is rather sur
pr'Sed to find fuller returns OF the Virginia Elec-
ton IN the Ne,c- York Tribune of Monday the Sd
INST. than IN the Baltimore papers of Tuesday
the 4th. The explanation OF the anomaly is that
we were al some pains and expense to procure
early returns by letters from every part of the
State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

= The Buffalo Reservation lands hitherto
held by the Indians are to be sold on the 18th
OF June next at public auction IN Buffalo. There
are no better lands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

T.MMANY Hall, May II, 1873 pa
IFr above IS 70 b. had only 81 Couandt ST. neaf p'1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

r. Fora nob!- snI beautiful Peer, by WoRpswosTH on
Grace Darling Thorn The Iurdersr, LrTs he Ssd"esT'
and Netrs TENS xee Last Pa@e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

FRoM PoKT Az PENcE.-The brig William Mel
son, Capt Morris, arrived las, evening, bringing
news from this place TO 29th April. The people
were then acting under Provisional Govern
ment of I'VE, and had not We, elected President
Tranquility prevailed withou, any indication OF
disturbance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

u Col. 4. G. T,RLsroN OF St. Adams, Vi.
has been reappointed an Inspector OF Customs by
Capt. Tyler The office was abolished as need
less by Gen. Harrison there being several other
Inspectors IN that vicinity. ofcourse the revival
of this office By Tyler to support Loco-foco
from the public crib will be charged to the ac-
count OF Waig extrayagance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

~ For an Interesting Ex,rac, FROM Bofs's Litter on
John Tyler Literary Notices, snt sarIety OF Ners lts's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

The STEAMER FflsERNIA.-Capt. Judkins, of
the British mail steamer Hibcrnla, at Boston,
gave an entertainment to large party of ladies
and gentlemen, who were invited to visit the
steamer on Friday. \ beautiful flag, presented
by I. c. Grattan, Esq, the British Consul, was
hosted on the occasion, and honored BY salute
from the wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

u Col. JAMES p PRESroS, formerly Governor
OF Virginia, died at his residence, Montgomery,
on the -i'h inst, aged IS. Tie was Virginia gen
tleman OF the old school, highly respected and
warmly beloved brother, if we mistake not of
Hon. VIM. {. Preston, late L. S. Senator from
South Carolina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-15

Acciden; and Riot ON The Harlem Track.
Yesterday afternoon. about e O'Clock, as one
OF the Harlem Railroad cars was passing down
Ccntrestrcet. when nearly opposite to Anthony
street, child named Bridget Mehan was
knocked down and somewhat injured. On ex-
animation it was found that both feet were
slightly bruised. OF course the cars could not
have passed over her. Great excitement pre-
vailed, and vast concourse Of people soon as
sembled who seemed bent on obstructing the
cars The cars were desired by the Police to dis
continue their trips for the remainder of the eve
ning. Some bricks or other missiles were thrown
into those passing down The mob was utl-
malely dispersed and the matter ended The
cIIdis not much injured.