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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-08

Fdon XVI lf 100
This is one of the best numbers of this Review
we have seen fer long time, containing several
rapsrs of great interest and ability. The leading
article is upon DR. ARNoLD, the late Professor o.
History in the University of Oxford-one OF the
ao.. gifted and estirabe literary men ct the
times His labors in the department, OF Phloso-
phcal History are iudiciously commended, and the
BEAUTY and excellence of his life are dwelt upon
with the love of friend. In speaking OF the the
cries which he advocated, the reviewer speaks at
some length of the Negro Race, which ne thinks
i. not destined TO be exterH,inated, as have been
many other nations, but TO perform great part In
the future history Of the Earth rather in Its moral
than intellectual aspects. He quotes from Or.
Channiag and an anonymous writer in Cincinnati
ia support of the striking views which he urges,
The next article is upon BuLwER, in which he IS
yery highly extoled as having exhibited & more
extraordinary union Of the qualities which merit
NIB the qualities which obtain success, than any
oher literary man of the day. As Pariamen-
pry speaker, n Poet, Novelist, historian and
Dranatist, he is spoken Of fully and clearly -
q his extraordinary power OF VIII Is sscrloeo
npeh Of his wonderful success: in every thlns ne
las undertaken, the reviewer says ne az J'Ss
tsiea; but this only seemed 10 ensure his maj
.4:cess The rnarnl character OF his Works ls
scarcely touched; but the chief worth OF the paper
is admirable insight and the valuable remarks
upoa Society true literary merit, and all the topics
naturally suggested by its main subject we shall
copy brief MASSAGE on Journalism We f1no
Rot very catering allusion to our people III '.'e
i9llowiag brief sentence While we are writing
Toe daily paper has come in and tells that walie
Gu!wcr's sZanoni is sold in England for + J. Us
Cd, american scoundrelism is advertising Pita-
I'D edition of it for one shilling In spite Oh Inns
lisa capital review. 80
D!ckens's American Notes are reviewed ofiei-
y aid favorably part Of the article is fePiy u
what the Foreign Quarterly said of the Amer'cal'
press; and the writer seeks to show that the mo-
Fa tone OF our press is not SO low as the stamped
press Of England, and that its abuses admit OF q
letter remedy than can he fonnd in either stamped
duty or censorship. The last point none VIII
dispute; and even if the first be established as we
think it is, American newspaper literature, we
submit, is nevertheless not proved Immaculate
The reviewer betrays gross ignorance of details
when he seeks TO define The circulation, raputa-
ion, &c. OF some of the journals printed in this
country. THE American Treaty and Lord Ash
ba,tsn are next indicated from the assaults o
par of the English press, and the highest tribute
Is paid both TO Lord AsaRuRroN and Mr. WEB
s1sR for the negotiation of the Treaty. The on!.
regre, which the reviewer expresses is that ate
eicven years of liberal government it was left to
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pIsNO. FORTESr Tuned for fnty
cENTSw C. RAINIER tunes Piano I'-c of,ss ~ n,
uny no and singing on moderate lerns Apply a 5 r
h DESPATCH posi- or personally at his residence NO
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersigned
have this day formed copar,nershlp under que nri
of C. Conan Co., for The S Tue b
e,ore Mo elS Pearl st. few doors from Maiden lane;
''oie W. -A' SAMUEL C. DEMAREST,
CLAUDIUS b. CONANT.
.a4n ma IW-
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rs,cAg REVIEW AND METRoPoLITAN MAGAZINE
- lsis-No. g New York, Saxton l. Miles, o05
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w ANTED-A responsibIe person sIIa,,, o.
among the mercantile public in NewVcrk Address 3 al
the Tribune office ms SIX
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y The feIlcwIns eusiicatious are for sale
a, the office OF The Tribune, Nassapsree; opposite the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS M
E1&n#=8 TOMPKlNS'Li Line OF Stages for Yonkers.
and eonec,i ion with the Harlem Railroad
Railroad for Willsmbridge and will convey passengers
far Sing Sing and Peeksl And Tucsday, Thur
Mondays wcdn sdays and Friday. from seldom NswYork
The Railroad Fare from williamsburg New fork
f102wSr
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1913.
M re & -

OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
OFFICE. a---,.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
pASSAGE and Britain and lrelsnd by the
snar line Of packets sailing on the st 7h isth sth and
The old Black Ball line Of packet. are a. followss-
CAMnRiIGE Captain Bs,ssow. '
Elk n1MStSqrs , Csptsi M,s Cole af tn 10
:. |. s0UTH AMERIC \, Captain Bailey:
" ENGLAND, Captain Watts.
~ !" OXFORD Captain Rathbone. -,- g..
class ships win al be ehed from Liverpool to BGSl
more Charleston and Savannah twice nonth 70 &s oher
British North America weekly The ;., oscnoer
call the attention Of those persons residing - ne United
and w g snS y T
by line Of packet ships sailing
order to s1s Sui hp
ing the Commercial Line will in addition to tie packets be
by his every r S four days
sending their friends may rest assured that every thing con
with W @ D s $ h
preference for this lne and continuation of the
ue Nv, wih Al hs SO
secured BY Steamboats, from the different Ireland
Remiances and Drafis-wth regard his arrangements
payment Of his drafts they such as TO warrant every
throughout Great Britain and Ireland Those persons there
FORE the United State who wish TO smit money
please notice the receipt Of The here with and
address OF the party IL draft for the amount at he
by first ship, md receipt duplicate Of same re-
turned through the post Office For further particulars apply
oaN hsbRMoSS q q ssse f;i.sss
In scotlapd-Me.srs Daniel Wright 4 Co.. Glasgow
IN Ireaud-Dnns Deany, Esq, Dublin; Messrs. Joseph
| ray ESQ COX .di2seS
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ENGLISH SCHOOL,
BANANA HytN, I 81 ~ 6E TUR sA1.isc,r.

CHARLEs Dime WATERLAND FftiNCIrAL.
THIS Academy established ago. under the
former nenden General Of the lland, and
other OF e nobility and merchants Of
inns CITY, Il osdsc.sd on the plan e the German nH..
scholars understand knxish language, and many Of then
speak Il hsbitnally and nnen,ly =
The Principal ths experience or schools France, Ger
many, England. and the Uited States His chic ann q
give the youth entrusted his practical knowledge Of
active careers, aud applicable to any. -. -,
The Of study, therefore, compfehenss me Engsh
French German and Spanish languages Hsory eogs hes,
Narul Philosophy, the practical Part Of Mathematics and
Proson Of divers acquire reside the
abhen End all the classes IN rotation struetop
Such sigma success, has attended this plan Of tuion that se
wo oI .ns spses perfectly ntesbis m.nner and
those Of ripe years, correctly and easirv r..ntUI go
The acquisition, only Of the Spanish but also Of ohe,
ansus thus placed within the reach OF the youth Of the
United Staten, without its being necessary for them
nqush the ADVANTAGES which accrue from anEngsh ed
youth. from the United States, facilitate the requirement
OF the English for his Spanish pups which service
would m dopby repaid them by By the latter and introduce
here tho manly spirit OF the English schools The young c
Lens Of the United Sstes have nothing fear from the eli
nate, the house being spacious and airy situated heshu
limits hps bath and complete gymnasium for the preservation
Of the ppps health Two youths lately arrived from 0es
% have passed the the scool perfect health A.
The pnEripai married and his wife and sister hav
~ o. the junior department. chldes are reeeiveda an
livery pupil enjoys his religious opinions psdistabed Il
ne terms arc $500 per annum, payable uee months
,en,e There extras except clothes and boon
References MFG sRs =, CliAs; RRAkE ssHooTHHHa
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TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT-This Medicine has slIsady
proved itself be all TINT has been ~
those cho have given i fair st IN en-. ~ impor
n Asthma which hiss been Effected .mse wbo M
or long time been under tho care Of phythoo ~
eeived relief and bsr ess. ~ Dr. Jayne Espectossnt
which caused her to freely sssd 70
Sesitson in saying hi. pepsrsos OF Dr JAYNE o the
cure OF cred the Ame pub
,ns cs,e e 90 csery about i-D jayne Of the
@ ~ VARIOUS prspsr have been thoroughly tested
looked uoon great poslic acknowledgements, Me-.
Prepared only BY Dr. JAYNE, No. ss8 Brssdv,sy. New
York - ~ IL 2ot inn
the beat manner and anfed much lower than any
other place IN the citv, at -. : ofs ItI'.
Importer Of Watches and Jswely yhcls..s and rs.
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- COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-In the
Nswai on The tarnpf Sp lssds 70
n. eight .so as
md .sS Win sad .s ss
'S It Sns Ss
JOSEPH booTHhe H Roaea,arS enquire Of ,..o..
WIsoNj Hunt, Ws% cor fa To- NY Administrator
s ss : %sS three re-. ,s n;hsd Ss,
also several fruit trees with well aud pump Of escslisn
rs m Ss Mhs% a
'ns 81. e JOSEPH M0M 40 f!ss .,;ee,.
"a 10 II h'us. and ,tore No rs Laght street;
Inc S would 81 oas
S.s the ''" and Of
- TO LET-The two story brick house and premises,
Apy ~ ''se jo Ss piaS sIGIs RSHsA'''
AgA TO LET|Two houses in Jones streetnear Beecker
~ r. JOSEPH MeM iss PR. street,
As 1sg'AS TO ET j6sR SEP n sSi1 greet
po m My sa The eth ss Ss!
sqa ess and marble m1ne' hr0uxhos For
- TO LE:-FIomi,t May neI,, two mt deTn two story
.:; Houses in Grand street. near Wooster Also The
ctnTe Ndha now occupied as cnlir store
1t could be made into two convenient Appyto
-rIu. JOHN THOMPSON ID.
fle~lmrc 60 Grand or " Wooster sts
- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGR FOX CITY PRO
cI PEKTY-A Farm Of one hundred acres, situated in
Ere Railroad or sig mile, # Nyask Landing Handsomely
situated plenty Of fruit well watered aud wooded, aud Of
day the by The above three hours
For further particulars enquire a7 Gouveneur where
andsc view can be III 1m$r
- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY
xTCAlN THE CITY OF NEW YORK-A va liable Farm
two %es below White PLAIN. and twenty-five rom New YoIt
premises spacious donble story dwell ing house with
kitchen attached and houses all in fine
che and trees. good we'll Of water and e;sn holding
whole fan well fenced aud mostly with wall and
good repair The Boax River the along which
the railroad runs, nearly completed White Plains
Persons DESTROYS Of seeing the es I'll, find one Of
- - - ', 80 ' ' D. BRUSH, ESQ.
IrnHr Nh I'm NJ
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To tho Public.


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Fourth of July Price cents per copy-or 81 per an
num-pos,agss paid-cash in advance
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mornng-pce 81 cents per copy, or % IL per annum-
hostages paid-cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst nhas the largest cireatio~ Of paper in this city
the World and Ms.fore the best channel TOR business
men in the otty w country Prices moderate-cash in i'd
vance
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRopRIEroR or THE HERALD EsrABLIsHhrrT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
To Business Advertisers.
Advertisers and men of business, who want to make
the selection oil vehicle for their notices in the ap
preaching spring business particularly called to the
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CHAPMAN'S MAGIC STROP.

Spelman Frazer importers of Fancy Goods, 136 Pearl st.
Posts Main importer Of drugs, A Cedar
Field, Thompson Co imporen of Dry Goods IS Cedar st.
Fellows Van Arsdae Cooper, Watches, IL Maiden Lane
d ell Co.. importers of Stationery. 245 Pearl st.
VIM Gouldins. Surgical Instrument manufacturer, 35h
nathan St
For Sale at 202 William street,
To be had by tn dozen the manufacturers OF the
above firms ard ela the principal fancy through
outt The c,tv. Mad at William r. IN m
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TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
a PECK SLIP. NEW YORK.

4s PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
IL M M III
and the public generally, their superior arrangements
par Of England Ireland scotland Wales magnificent
HseNSfEs NEW WEI fNG 81 PACKETS VIZ
shS ssEHR ss}SsS S1E. sS,. Go bsp.y.s
s;s s 5Rss
New ship LIVERPOOL, Captain Edredgs.
sss @
year every dsv.j thereby psveunS posi-
Passage, direct from London Bristol and 0reesccs New
YoIk Also from Liys rpoo to New orsap. Mobile ssysn
vario British North America, all times
gaaed on liberal terms. lIFf
the advantages be derived from selecting this line in prefer
other and they assured that unusual
fitted up with eye solely the comfort Of passengers
In all where the parties sent for decline coming the
free from the various sesports of Ireland and Scotland
follows, ITO and from London the ls loh and goth
Of of, each d sb To and from N,sTp99 GA h i A
nah an Charleston SE EMfT iTr9aESHGeEf the
BY eneos me hey With s
dress Of the parties rely draft for the
being Forwarded per first packet asr the receipt
Of aud Tor the returned
Drafts at sight, for any amount are payable ON demand with
e,a Banks Of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank
Genock and their branches MessIs James Built Son Co.
and in every principal Of Great Britain and Ireland
Further particulars made known application if by letter.
dsy W, &J T. TAPsCOTT, ~ Peck Sin. N. York.
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xysE FOR SALE OR TO LETTIAnd pos.e..lop gwen
late Joseph Woodland situated the junction Of
the Williamsburg and turnpike roads in Newtown
nns about 40 The .oi and Location not urpsssed
The large aud dious the oubudings very
exepsve and cacul ted for asentemans reside
of having docks the misses
lot OF about suitable for gardner adJon
ing which lumber of first gardner from York Island have
recently located Terms moderate For further particulars
apply ID 1859 J. J. A. EbBETS, ''
f,3 Iweodsrc No. rs Wall st, mp stairs.
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By these documents will be that the Herald has
decidedly the best for Advertising Yet we would not
ask any person to select either paper, contrary to theft
views and feelings The paper maker for the Sun
Is avery respectable and very honorable manand CAPT
al paper manufacturer. So also paper makers
Messrs. Persse and Brooks with whom have dealt to
the extent of nearly $aSoOoe in paper. Advertisers will
remember thes facts.
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GErTLEMEr -
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Sur OFFICE, N, Y, I ..
Aug. 30, lS42.
Mr.. H.V. Blu Tier - v
Sin -
Please deliver at the Sun
Office, N. ", fire hundred
reams of paper per meek, for
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TO THE PUBLIC.
MRS. H., arrived FROM Paris wishes engage
M family; entands ironing and plating perfection, and
is also excellent left this ONCE ad
dressed above. will meet with due attention II msm
CINGLE GENTLEMEN can have pleasant apartments and
~ good board in private family aoi Fulton Green
witch It,.
". B. Day boarders admitted reasonable terms.
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY-No. Al Wal
u street, OF; Hanover This Company
tnues insure against loss damage by FIRE budngs
goods merchandise generally; also vessels and
caRoes against loss damage by inland navigation
favorable terms any other Office.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w Thome Elisha Riggs
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BENJAMIN X Robson Martin Hoffman
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Caleb Tunis James Holmes
THOMAS w THORNE, President.
GEO. T. HOPE. Seeretarv. ses n MAJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-04

the general constellation viz ;--scrofulo or Kings
Evil in its various formsj Rheumatism, obslinate
cutaneous eruptions botches, biles, pilnpes, or
pustejcs on the face, ohrouic sore eyes, ringworn
or letter scald hend enlargement and pain of the
bones and Joints, stubborn ulcers, syphtic symp.
toms, discusses arising from an injudcious use of
mercury, female arrangements and other similar
complaints
Prepared and sold by A. b. Sands a. Cos Drug
gists and Chemists, Granite Buildings, 273 Broad
way, corner of Cbambersst., New York, and for
sale by Druggists throughout the U. $. Price 81
per bottle, six bottles for 80.
The public are respectfully requested 10 remem-
Der that IL is Sandss Sarsapafilla that has and IS
constantly achieving snch remarkable cures OF the
most difficult class VI diseases 10 which the human
frame is subject, and ask for Sandss Sarsaparilla.
and take no other. .r.t.s ~
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK, BrattleborO.
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Western Rail Road.
eiS EtS7EE7 ~ 49,
suMMER ARRANGEMENT.


PASSENGER TRAINS RUN DAILY, AS
FOLLOWS, (sUNDAYS EXCEPTED;
Il FAVE Springfield 6 A. M. and ~ Sd M.
H for Albany.
Springfield Z A. NJ. and IL p NJ. for Boston.
Boston 7 A. NJ. and 81 p. NJ. for Albany.
Albany A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ. for Boston.
A mail train leaves Springfield every night
at l2l O'Clock aud arrives at Boston at A. NJ.
On Sundays this train leaves Sprinheld al 2
A. M, and returning leaves Boston at L NJ,
arriving al Springfield at u P. NJ.
Passengers by the evening trains from Bos-
ton and Albany may proceed directly from
Springfield by Stage TO Northampton, Green
field, Bratteboro, Hanover, Haverhll, &c.
Stages from Northampton connect with the
morning train from Boston, at Wilbraham.
Merchandise trains leave Springfield, Boston
and Albany, Daily, Sundays excepted
Freight taken at low rates via the Cannl at
Wesifield to Northampton, and by the best
River Boats To Greenfield, Brattleboro, Bellows
Falls and Windsor
lst class. Cd class.
Springfield 10 Boston
or Albany, IS 90 $500
Worcester or Pitsffd. ! so 100
JAMES BARNES, Sup't & Eng'.r
Springfield, June "a, ls4S. 4S
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-04
A WIFE Murdered Jv her Husband.-y

a wye murdered by her Husband. We
are informed by the Leonardtown Herald,
that horrid murder was committed on the
night of the 18th inst, in the neighborhood
of Charlotte Hall, Prince Georges county,
Md by man named James Williams, upon
the body of his wife. After the murder had
been committed, the iend in human shape
deliberately removed his victim into the
yard fronting the house, where the deed was
perpetrated, and fled from the neighborhood
and has not been arrested. His little son,
an interesting boy Of eight years old, and
who saw his mother expire under the blows
inflicted by her inhuman husband, seated
himself close by the remains of his murder
ed parent, which he'continued to watch over
during the whole OF that gloomy, night, and
did not leave the spot until the neighbors
had assembled on the following morning. ~
Williams is an Incorporate man, and we
have no doubt that ram caused him TO COM
nit the foul and diabolical act. sfI