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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

u 1t is stated in the Liverpool Courier that
the fare on board the Great Western. from Eng
land to this city, has been reduced to thirty gum
cas-, and one guinea stewards fee; and from New
York to Englard, one hundred dollars, with fee
of five dollars to the steward.
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,zs For Notice Of Tie Jesrson Dinner, Later rom
sntacd de Cuba Litter from Cincinnati &c, see flfs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

VI spIroR Beng quite partial pure and simple liz.
in Did myself the ifor dlss since 10 take dinner a,
In NV Temperance House, The Vegetable system tia,
has lately been established Ne - esey street 1t Is fitted
NJ aas furnished IN style Of elegance aud comfort not sur
passed Ii indeed euale any similar establishment in
'= country The fare various and well prepared from
IN dns'Sa kinds Of vegetables fruit grain and pure milk
aud butter fro. oranse eouay also Cro,ou water viii, bz,.
thAt oae Is led woade that he should ever have ,our
is esh OF animals essential to rras subsistence And
.' Is rfe the hostess very amble and accomplished
Lady " 40 has he happy faculty OF making her guests feel
eFl,s at home 'ras pleased fad very Svatleaanl7 as
well as healthy aaa hapPylookns circe of boa.er Ci,s
ssns well as strangers visiting the city for few d.ys will
and this house comfortable home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

J. The official vote for Mayor OF BRooKLYy
is fol Joseph Sprague, Loco, 2547 David A
Bokee, Wing, 1885, majority 81; on Super
vlsors 33s. Considering that the Wing ticket
was virtually opposed By one of the two Wing
papers IN Brooklyn. We believe that this election
demonstrates 3 Wing ascendency IN BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

ARRIVAL or THE W.RsrrrE.-H. VI. ship War
spite, commanded by Lord John Hay, is reported
below She is from Port Royal, Jamaica, and is to
convey the late Govcrnor-General Of C.nada to
England The health of Sir Charles Bagot is
improving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18
Ma. GAYS srEEcH AT LEzIseros.-The Lex
r,on 1nteIIigencer OF the llth, says;

ington lnteLLgencer OF the llth, says;
YESTERDAY Mr. Clay met and addressed
numerous assemblage of his fellow citizens, IN the
courthouse yard IN thus city, drawn together by
the announcement which lad bsen made I, the
CITY papers, that he would on that day, make
public address on political topics, as connected
with the occurrences OF the last two years.
1--WE have not now time. as our paper IS Just
going to press. to give sketch OF the speech
We shall prepare sketch 20 iaf as we are ape
bv our next Suffice it for the present to say that
il was one of the great orators happlest efforts
Those who have heard him frequently, on various
occasions and In DAYS gone by, say that 1t was
never surpassed even BY himself. 1t removes
every fancied ground Of complaint against the
Wings of the Twenty-scventh Congress, and was
a complete and triumphant vindicaton both OF
himself and the Wing party from the aSperslons
which have heen cast upon them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

~. Fora Poem by Mrs Eanes, Lord Brougtq"'s O7a-
tory qppoinas1sts By The GOeenoT. Cooperate * see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

LouislANA--Tho Legislature of Louisiana adj
journed on the 9TH inst, after Session OF ninety
DAYS Both the revenue bill and the principal
bill amending the Bank Law of last Session failed
Still, important changes in the Law have been
made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

NJ Hon. EDWARD Sr,NLY has been unani-
mously nominated for Congress by the Wings of
the District ivIiIthl in which he is now placed,
and has consented 10 run, There was y Loco
Foco majority Of 7a7 in the District for President,
hut the Wings will make a gallant effort with
such leader Mr.. S. has issued an able and
manly address to the People Hon, James Sra
ham and Thomas L, Clingman (both Wings are
candidates in the Briscombe or Mountain Dis
1ric,; David S. Reid, Loco, in the lid or Rock
iinghan District, which is doubtful.
" Hon. WV. T. SENrER is the regular Wing
candidate for Congress in the lid District of Ten
nessee, opposed by Hon. Lewis Reneau, also
Wing. This is strong Wing District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-18

Hon. Willis Green Wing offers Tor reelection.
The Frankfort, Commonwealth OF the llth an
nounces the appointment by Gov. Letchcr Of Hon.
Ephraim NJ Ewing to be Chief Justice of the
Court of Appeals, vice Hon, Geo Robertson; and
Daniel Brock of Richmond, Judge of that Court
vice E. NJ. Ewing appointed Chief Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
Theatrical Reform.

We learn that the Park Theatre, which is now
being thoroughly renovated and refitted, will re.
open this evening with Waack and strong array
of stars and stock performers, and that very
essential improvements will be made in its general
management This reminds and embodcns US
to suggest few improvements which may have
been overlooked, yet TO our mind appear very de-
srabe. They are,
!. a Punishment of grog-s selling from the int.
nor of the ediice. II there be temperate, sedate
people (as we will not doubt who frequent the
Theatre, the keeping of two three grog -shops
open throughout the house, and the flushed coun,
tenances, fPtld breaths, and hot tempers which
Alcohol engcnders, must be to them nuisances
which even love for the Drama cannot long in
duce them 10 listen to- Those who want drink
can get 1t in abundance Just outside there being
SIX or seven grog-shops within five rods,) and it
does not become a Theatre to monopolize the bu-
sness of whole street.
,. We think it high time that the harlots' ex-
change in the third tier were broken up entirely.
We trust this is no part of the legitimate dra-
ma and it surely must be offensive at least TO the
virtuous females IN the lower tiers, to feel that
they are separated from the most horrible of their
sex by few feet only, and to hear their ribaldry,
blasphenny and fighting, nterningled at intervals
with those of their baser male associates over.
head There is no necessity Of all this 1t does
not and cannot exclude lcwd persons from the
lower tiers when they choose to come there and
behave themselves 1t answers no purpose what
ever but to attract to the Theatre those who de-
light in it as halfway house on the road to an
untimely death of shame. As house of vilest
designation the Theatre is nightly resorted to; it
consents to be used for this purpose; it adapts
itself TO this use. We trust the thorough e1tir-
patton OF this enormous evil is among the reforms
resolved on by the manager.
3. Again the nightly utterance OF lewd and
lrreveTent jests, of rdicule of all religious aspir-
ton and philanthropic endeavor, should be rigidlv
suppressed. Especially, low filings, in the shape
of jest or buffo song, aimed at the Temperance
Reformation, ought by this time TO be given up.
The age, we trust, has outgrown them, and will
take pleasure IN them no longer. Better forbear.
Enough Tor one lesson. We have taken
pleasure IN the Drama, believe it might be enjoy
ed by the sober and virtuous, and would Ike to
contribute toward making it worthy Of Man and
our Age. Viii it choose to be this. or to be SUCH
as for the last few years it has been steadily lie.
coming!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

The House last year stood 1870 Wings to lOl
Loco-Focos The majority this year will proba-
bly, be somewhat greater. In the Senate there is
probably also a Wing gain. Both branches of
the Legislature are thus largely Whg-so that
the election of a Wing Governor is beyond the
reach of contingency.
CoSGREss-In the Third District Hon George
P. Marsh, Wing, is certainly elected by very
handsome majority over Smith, Loco, French,
Abolition, scattering andall. The vote, SO far as
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v ernOnt.

The following tables embrace all the returns
received thus far from Vermont. We make them
up mainly from the Burlington Free Press, Mid
dlebury Peoples Press Extra, Woodstock Mer-
curry and Boston Atlas. 1t will he seen that there
Is some; slight doubt to the election of Gov
ernor By the people, on account OF the increased
Abolition vote. Both houses, however, and three
of the Congressional delegation are certainly
Wing. The. following table ara the returns for
Governor as far as they have rea ched ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

g7- On our first page will bs found fine descn''OA
s. Peter. church al Rome, from Foreign cor'ssp0n
ont moi NOTICE Of The State agricultural Society Proposed
t wiz 1 n.e.ia and g,sa, variety Items
&C. On our last page several Communications on Dos
b., ", YORK Revolutionary .qnecdofss STATE Pr
,on ot .qu5rn, Jgorld's Contention, Bones Of Back
ua,,k SC. with Domestic Marksts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
Governor as far as they have reached Us

attochss ui4 thus TAT oFr htogg -s0I; over Fl IL
About 80 towns remain to be heard FROM but
we are unable 10 state the vote as 1t stood IN
them last year. There is some doubt as to the
election of Governor BIZ the People, but we think
Mattocks is elected by a small majority. The
following is the aspect OF the House Of Represent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
NEWS FROM THE PRAlRlEs.-Under this head
the Western Exposltor, published at Independ-
cnce, Mo. contains the following letter, dated

FoRr WILLIAM, Aug. S, lS+3.
We have been the 9u yive for the last months IL
consequence of the Texans being the below
They captured party of Me1caus, and when the OF
their capture reached Santa f there yergrea excite
ment The foreigners very much abused they make
distinction between Americans and Texans They
all Texans with them Lee and Beauben OF Tous narrow
y escaped with their lives from the mob; the house of the
latter was pundeIed Of Of contents Some OF tie
Americans Of less uoe tried and otherwise teasd.
On The iili OF July had Intelligence of the crossing OF
Caray an OF the Big Afkaasas Since then ayehad fer
liner information from them, but inclined thak tia,
The! have so, through safe There Texan here
ten or tteeu days his way the he
formed me that here general dissatisfaction tue
Tesaa camp and that III all probability they had broken up
and dispersed.
When Arlneiio the present Governor of Santa Fe
ceived intelligence Of The capture Of his party seat
crossing 81 the Arkansas Iet.eated 10 Santa Fe with all
speed as the account given hin, OF the number Of Texas
had been much exaggerated On his arrival E be
had information by express that part OF the Texans had
beea captured by the l. Dragons and thar the Texans
mad any time exceeded hundred in uunber lie
hen ordered out two hundred troops protect the Crava
but his orders di,obeyed AID The troops refused
march. From the last information have from Santa Fe
Ia great danger and there strong syp
toms Of revolution agans, the Government.
SQga respectfully. Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

TIE ISG ROBBERY IN MARYL,ND.-Se hsT
already published tile facts connected with N
robbery, by Edward Ing, broker in Baltimore
Of money entrusted to him by several houses u
that city. We see by the Baltimore Sun la1'
James II. Garter, a partner in one OF the mousse
robbed-that of Garter, Cover & Co.-was ea'
amined before the City Court with reference '. v
the matter on Thursday last. He said that al's'
it was made evident that Ing was the roDoe'' le
in behalf of the parties who had lost the iioA.''
offered Ing 1000 dollars if he would restore .n'
whole amount. Ing acquicsced and went WV.
Carter to the place where il was concealed :.
package was here restored to him, which colsi'''N
of the money wrapped up in a pantaloons ps'''-. :.
They took tie package and drove to bafnuiA :
Hotel, where Carter, tearing Ing IN the eeu ..
went into room to hold consultation WIZ, ~ -
others interested. On returning to the COACH :,
found that Ing had edsconded-not having ~
ceiyed any part of the 1000 dollars pronilssu :.
him. The Sun. adds that upon this Sta's'le.,
summonses were Immediately issued iof inc s ~,
raj persons interested in the abore proceea'as
to appear before the sitting Judge, and IN : '' 9
minutes Josiah Lee, of the firm OF johnson - =
Lee, brokers, James w. Alnutt, cashier Q, w.. w.
Mechanics Bank, Daniel Sprigg, cashier q ~,
Merchants Bank, and Charles Gooding' y''0D'S
merchant, entered the room. They "s,e sr.
formed of the facts which had been lald W.. ~,
the Court, and required, with James u, 10. sor
each to give bail in the sum Of SUI oons, nh;
their appearance at the October term OF p''' :,
more City Court, to answer to the charge y,
compromising felony, by promises and any, - :.
to Edward Ing, Jr. The bail being gwen ~
parties were all discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

CITY PRlsoN SrATIsrlcs-Thcre were rcceiv-
cd into the City Prison the past week, $50 white 90
white women, 20 coored mea and 20 coored women-tg-
tai $50. Discharged, 90 white men, o. white ,.
coored men, 20 colored women-;ota pol. or these Il
the Penen4ry Remaining in prison So
white men, % white women 80 coloed men, and II coorsd
total l55
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

BoDy FoUND.-The remains of Mr. J. F. Do
minge, who was drowned al Hurlgate, have been
discovered. The body was fonnd floating at a
place called Bowery Bay, near Flushing, and an
inquest held there. Mr.. D. was about joining a
brother and settling in the mercantile business al
Apaachicola. His death has been a source of
deep grief TO a large circle of friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

u The CARTER TRIAL is at hast drawing TO
close The evidence for the defence was fnishe:
on Friday, and some additional evidence on b.
half Of the State was then heard The case VI
probably go to the Jury today, after benz
summed up by Messrs Wurts and Miller for tn
prisoner, and by Mr.. Sherwood and the Attornq
General for the prosecution. An acqulttal Is gen
orally expected.
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H,HE EVENING TRIBUNE
WIN he published This Day at o'eiocl

I, will addition the matter Of the Morning paper
]. The Nrws received by the Morning Mais5
2. summary report Of the MARKETS, including stocks
from the days sales up TO O'Clock, P NJ.
g. The ARRIVALS at our Hotels for day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

FATAL AccIDEsr.-Capt. Zenas Crowell, o.
West Dennis killed on Thursday last, by blow from
the boom OF his vessel he schooner Silver Sfrirg
caused BY collision with 4 bingham schooner
fBos,oa ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

EQUAL RErEEsENTATIoN.-There arc $4,000
Loco Foco voters in Illinois, and 10000 Wings.
The Loco Focos have six Representatives and
two Senators in Congress, and the Wings one
Representative. In Missouri there are $4,000
Wings, and this large body have not erea one
Representative. This is Loco-Foco equal Rep
resenta,ion. st. Louis Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

u The Hon. n. P. TAILMApGE and lady ar
rived in this city on Tuesday evening, having re-
Gently returned from jaunt TO the = Far West"
of the severe indspositon with which he was
afflicted after the adjournment of the last Con
gress. There have been divers rumors in the pa
pers about his forming a colony and going to
Wisconsin TO reside. We have the best reason
for saving that there is no foundation whatever
for these statements. Mr.. T. has no idea OF lcav
ing the State of New York, or the Senate during
his present term National Intel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11
Trial and Conviction OF Giesler.
RvsnnsAp, l.. l., Saturday morning, o,elo,

RwEnHEAD, L. l., Saturday morning, O'Clock
After consultation of more than eight hour
the jury have found antoine Giesler gully d
the murder Of the Smith family.
The Court was opened at o'clock YESTERDAY
when Mr.. Joachimson made powerful appeal 10
the feelings of the jury in behalf of the miortu
The learned gentleman was followed byssB.
Strong Esq, District Attorney en- the part Of tepsoP
Mr.. Rose, who associated with Mr. Stroug decliaed
address the jury because he en,ertans some peculiar opinions
respecting the right Of society 70 take the iie Of s,
being ---ts
His Homer, Judge Rugges charged the jury rather fafo
yoabe to the prisoner, and concluded hsremarks cr.
case abou, halfpast3 3.
The jury then retired and were shut up for sr houu
when they asked be discharged, but Judge Rugsa
fused and after another long discussion they ntosa
after midnight, with verdict of gully
On motion Of the prisoners counsel the sentence has bee
postponed until May, 1874 afford time cary the CO..
to the Supreme Court, on Bill of Exceptions csai
points of law which ruled against the prisoner dui
the trial. and also the legality Of Juror seps.
from his brethren without leave Of The Court.
The prisoner manifested emotion the result bur aH
he was ready TO die, and should die innocent man.
All the other cases have been postponed, and Judge
leaves here this morning On Monday he open, the oga
and TeGmlneI for Queens County. Yours, l.
We trust this case will be reviscd-lor We ar
utterly unable to find any thing in the testimony
as we have reported and published it to warrant
a conviction. 1t is purely circumsantal, found
ed, too, on the slightest condolences, and there
was not a single fact proven which might not
have equally occurred, and yet Giesler have been
wholly innocent. Under these circumstances
the verdict certainly seems to need thorough
revision. fEds. Tnb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

u The Wings of the Seventh Chester Dis
trict IN Pennsylvania have nominated ABRAHAM
MclLvANE, Esq. as their candidate for Congress.
ILLINOIS SUPREME CoURr.-Thc Governor of
Illinois has appointed Jesse B. Thomas 70 be
Judge OF the State in the place OF Stephen A.
Douglass, resigned-and James Shields in the
place of James Semple, appointed Senator in
Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

u The Wings of Savannah, Georgia, have
achieved glorious victory in their recent Char
Ter Election. They have elected eleren of their
Aldermen while the Locos have only three. Last
year the whole number of votes polled was 1862 {;
this year Hal. The highest Loco candidate had
then COZ votes; this year $40. Last year the
highest Wing candidate received lsS votes; tins
year 500. This shows conclus!vey that Wing
principles in Savannah have made decided pro-
urcSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

| Waterman thinks there has been no choice. In
the Brattleboro' District Foote, Wing, viii have
large majority; and in the Woodstock District,
Collamer, Wing, will probably be elected by a
small one Thus the Delegation will stand 3
Wing, and Loco-or more probably, no choice.
STERLING INTEGRIrY.-The Boston Atlas re-
cords case Of mercantile honor and strict integ-
ritv which goes far to redeem the times from the
aspersion of utter Eaithlessness which current
events have fastened upon them. In November,
1871, the house of Shelton, Brothers & Co. of
that city, failed, and found it necessary to close
their business on terms az favorable as possible
Their creditors agreed to receive 50 per cent on
their demands, and for this released the house
from all farther responsibility. Soon after their
failure one of the partners, Mr.. Henry Shelton,
died. The surviving partner, Philo S. Sheton
proceeded with undaunted energy to wind up the
affairs of the old concern and soon commenced
business anew. He proved successful, and on
Tuesday last divided among the old creditors of
the firm the sum Of 40,00O, being 25 per cent
on their cancelled demands For not a single
cent of this amount had they any legal claim
upon him. The payment was entirely voluntary,
and was made alike to wealthy corporations and
private individuals. 1t is sad that an instance
even Of such transcendent integrity should stand
forth with such brilliant prominence among the
business transactions of the age. 1t was but an
act Of simple justice--but not a stain would have
rested upon the commercial character of Mr..
Shelton had he awaited himself of his legal dis
charge from all his obligations. The same thing
is done almost daily, and the emergencies of bu
siness and the pressure of the times are regarded
as establishing the morality and preprety of this
course Under all the circumstances, therefore,
the unbending integrity of Mr.. Shelton is worthy
of the most unqualified admiration 1t honors
the profession to which he belongs, and above all
honors the personal character which he brings to
the discharge ofits afduous and often delicate re-
sponsibties. We remember also that some wears
ago Messrs. Lvermore & Dunn of the same city.
who had compromised with their creditors, paid
up IN full, a year or after, the amount SO com.
promised. These facts. with others like them.
which have occurred, but in which we do not re.
member the names of the parties concerned are
highly creditable to the commercial character Of
TIE New England metropolis
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heard from, Is as follows

't'171T-!
From the other Districts VIC have nothing de-
finite. In the Fourth, Montpelier, District, the
Waterman thinks there has been no choice In
the Brattleboro' District, Foote, Wing, viii have
large majority; and in the Woodstock District,
Collamer, Wing, will probably be elected by a
small one. Thus the Delegation will stand 3
Wing, and | Loco-or more probably, no choice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-11

CHARGE OF RAPE.-Capt. John 7. Nicholson.
Of The ship HaFawa was arrested by officer Quay Tues
day last upon the charge of having committed rape upon
The person Of Miss NJ A. Potts cabin passenger on board
his ship on her las, from Liverpool James river
June last and the next DAY brought before the Mayor who
upon hearing OF the testimony decided commit him to
answer the charge before the proper tribunal of the United
States The examination, with the pleading Of the prison
efs counsel occupied nearly @ whole day. and the Cour,
room was ihFohged with spectators In delicate case
deem it proper fobear any auson to the testimony
until the case comes TO be finally adudicated Capt Nch
olson has Tor several years commanded ship James
FeI In the European trade and maintained high charac-
ter sklul and geuenanly ship master The prosecu.
Tux young Engsh.woma, "a year, of age from Man
chester Coming ont TO her relations this place. The
was addressed az great length By Tazwe Taylor aud
Lloyd " Williams, Esq two of the prisoners counsel
Norfolk Herald
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-12-16

Gov. CRAWFORD, Of Georgia, in hi
inaugural address delivered in tn Q LIE
gislature of that State, makes the follow
ing remarks in relation 10 the District
SYSTEM Vick burg Wing.
As believe that the States have dele
gated to the Federal Government the ul.
timate power of regulating "the times,
places and manner Of holding elections"
Tor Representatives in Congress, and as
that power has in part been exercised,
IN compliance with its only fidelity to a
constitutional engagement.
With respectto tho currency question,
he makes the following brief and pertin>
ent remarks:
A people whose industrial pursuits are
chiefly confined to the production Of a.
Few great staples, so bulky and cumbrous
Is not to permit an easy exchange for
'ther commodities Of general use and
iocessity, are peculiarly interested in a
ound currency As the representative,
nd value OF their labor, if it be not
quail to the established standard, to That