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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, Nav j

FRIDAY, Mayo.
Board OF ALDERMEN.-SPEcLM MEETING
The Board able until o'clock owing
to the Board Of Supervisors being Immediately
alter they took until = o'clock for the purpose OF
allowing several Committees ,ir.
Al half past O'CLOCK the Board again and resumed
PErnro~-ofJam Part,-,on remove the remains of
aflys: granted For croon h!dsent in the 10Th Ward
f referred
REroRr..-On the petitions Of Herman Aldrch Geo W
Kruger, Geo cBride and Mary Williams for the payment
OF certain moneys deposited the Git! Treasury and IA
thereof adopted.
Concurrng with til. other Board relative to the C;-snd.,
and " williamsburg Ferry Companies, and leaving the two
Companies arrange the difficulties between them to their
night oi a Certain pier: adopted.
In favor Of Increasing the compensation of the Deu,y
Clerks Of Markets: adopted.
Adverse TO building bakhead the Hudson River be.
tween Beach and Norh-Moor~ streets adopted
In favor oi uniting the Lamp aud Watch Departments
the latter assuming the duties Of The former laid on the tabl.
aud ordered 10 br pt;nrd.
Document No. H. beng report ON the subject of ,,,
Chaf-l-sticrt, was taken up and read
The Committee report aad submit thai i, i, IN.
sIeieat TO take up and rebuild the sever as IL IS los
enough already aud anthosng the construction of d,an
i.'n Ch'pestreet through franklin and other ceo.s
streets, may be necessary 10 enable M ornr;.o, f
dwellings, TO Construct houS- drains herewith adopted
y resolution annexed the report po,,poBing Ii. co.c
loa 0 t'e assEnent Tor grading aud paving Chapesreet
unti December 1873 aud tina; th- payment of the balance
claimed by The contractor bs first established by due process
oflaw by him -N f'0'e'S
In favor Of relieving Joha B. wper,lyyae from Judge
adopted
Document No. II Of the Board Of Assistants was taken NJ,
and HctIon made for reconsideration r
objections OF he Sayor 1t relates Peace Officers laid
th- table '-'
FEeM rHE OTHER Boaap.-Re>olution in favor of paw.
Ing JAMES u Hodges claim against The Commissioners Of
Registry: concurred in.
Ia ssor Of removing the Upper Police ofce the TRAN
gle al the corner OF Istfest aud Boery and erect
able building thereon: Leid on The table Aajoun-t.
We are requested 10 refer the advertisement Of the
Seminar, a2 Rrinston conducted BY NJ v Thom,sou
r Is among he most successful and competent teacher
II the city and deserves the confidence Of ,ho, who
may wish TO avail themselves Of h- advantages Of his scEo
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ne week oy the Appeons at , price nj eire and laIf
. Toilet Articles, R.zors OF the mos, eeebrar r,,L
warranted large variety Of TOOTH nail and shaving brse
ana washing soaps all of the best quality and sold
AZ exceedingly low prices. Almond cream which make, ;
Fchsss possible a'hsI, sold at only s7i cents pot
G. SAUNDERS,
Broadway. -''o. '''
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

Arrest Of SHlrA.S.-our Philadelphia cor
respondent writes US that intelligence OF the ar
rest OF Jacob Shipnan, the defaulting messenger
reached that city yesterday morning. Shpman
was taken in Illinois. and expressed himself en-
tirely satisfied, having expended but a small
amount of the funds in his possession at the time
OF his disqualification. he is SAID to have acted,
throughout. the part Of an insane man. tie VIII
be brought to Philadelphia in few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06
Ru+ hear Mr.. Van Buren, again !:

T. VIII not sIiere be cou.sn4= IN IN. qua-t-r, mat
IN. prosperity of either Of thsSe great Interests
and Szrieston sszsurially advanced BY PTotecvT or
Revenue Tariff Thai the Crsa; body OF the Nsehsncs and
aborerz in every branch Of business whose welfare should
he sa object Of sccItude on t- pat OF pup
lie have besn the greatest sufferers oy Pse
,ectiys sri and would continu- b. If tfat Poer Is
persisted IN nv mind cleas 10 require farther el
cidstion-"
We insisted to our Van Buen friend that this
passage evidently implied hostility TO our present
Tariff; but no, he contended that 1t meant the
high Protective Tariff of 1928. How 50 was
our response Nh Van Buren, himself voted for
that verv Tariff in the Senate Our friend
owned up to that, but still insisted that Nh.
Van Buren,, IN the passage above quoted, did not
mean TO condemn the present Tariff, but that
which he took leading part IN forming IN le;2o.
And there we left the SUBJECT Our understand
ing we still doubt not to be the true one, yet the
other VII be affixed wherever the writer's lnte-
rests require 1t.
This IS followed By half a column Of insidous
demagoguism insinuating that the manufacturing
interest Is favored at the expense OF every other,
and that the Manufacturers seek TO save them
selves By legislation from sharing IN the dePres-
sion and disaster which have befallen every other
interest in the Country. There Is significant
hint at Direct Taxation and no Tariff at all If the
friends of Protection do not abandon the field to
their opponents We leave all this without reply.
AIIit amounts to is this Mr. Van Buren, fears TO
saw directly In three lines that he is hostile to any
adjustment of Duties with view TO the Protcc-
ton of Home Industry, and so he plods through
two columns TO intimate 1t IN roundabout man
ner We take his meaning.
Mr. V 5. declares himself hostile to any
abridgemcnt of the Veto Power, but favorable to
restriction Of Executive Patronage. We con-
gratllatc him on his conversion TO one Wing SEN
timent.
Finally, he declares that he will unrcservcdly
defer to the decision OF the proposed National Con-
yention, as 10 the candidate for President. lie
may well say it for if there be any candidate able
to run for President on his own merits, without
the aid of party nomination, that candidate IS
certainly not Martin Van Buren,. Adieu to hun .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06
Enthusiastically Reported for The Tribune

FRrpAY, T. NJ
AsHEs,-ln Pearls these nothing doing the STOCK
but 100 bhIs We quote S. the nominal rate Oi Fo'
10 hbs. sold at So
COTTON.-The effect Of the foreign has been %
produce pause IN the market. The sales have been n
cd and the market yet quite unsettled Buyers arc a
ns redncuoa, but holders vet will yield The @
yesterday 500 bales
FLOUR AND MEAL--There is still not a large ouir .
ness doing aud prices lower sales Of Genesee nave
made al s. and about 500 bbs sold the trade AZ ST.
We hear of nothing doing III Ohio and Michigan out aaS
noininally - 81 N.wOreaas is dull and we hs..
oi nothing doing. It may be quoted dull at 20 toi
non and IS for fancy Southern continues dull ac -. 80
Is the b-s. price for the low grades: GeoTgetown 20
80 Sales 200 bbs Richmond Country t6 ana "a
DO. Brandywne gag Rye Flour quiet at ? s15
for North River aad jersey. There much dong
Com Meal jersey quote 6:4 '; randy S S3
s.. Sales 300 bbs prime Jersey IS; Shorts vs.
Ship Stufs lei l3!, in retail lots. az,
GRAlN,-No Wheat offering, and wanted for miiiaS
and shpneH Com rather scarce, with fair smaaa
Sales ZOO bushels jersey 56c and $50 DO Northern
56e Rye is offering a, SO 6oc bu, only DC
ogr-d Oats p % with fair sales and moderate anP
SEEDS.-Cloyer is very dulI We hear of small sA az
At Sc for FREE The to &c. Timothy sl4 70 F'
very little doing Rough Flax wanted al 80 fot ea'H
ing
STAVES-There is very litrle doing, and we Only Lo
tce sale Of 20 NJ selected White Oak HID. The qa9
toas are White ook Pipe $685. do. HID $40; DO. soS ..
SIS; Red Oak HID $40 s2I; White Oak HID Hssa'as'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06
Total Wings 81
| OllI :
EIGHT.

CoNNkcrlcur-The Legislature of Connect.
cut assembled IN Hartford on Wednesday last
MOVES BILLINGS. Esq, of New London, was cho-
sen Speaker of the House, and Hon. CHARLES B.
PHELrs President pro TEN. of the Senate. The
votes for Governor were counted in the afternoon
and found 10 stand thus cleveland Loco
27,4l6: Baldwin Wing 25.40l scattering
2,lll. OF course there was no choice.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06
Court CaIcndar-Turs DAY.

CIRcUtr CoUKr.-Nos. II, 30 80, 49, ~, So 81 TO- II
TO- 81 93 ~, =, 81, 9S, 100, l0l, loa l03.
COMMON PLE,s.-Mouday-No %, 81, 30 Al, So 80,
3s D.! 53 IA 90, 81 81 63 II, u, 30 - ss % ,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

VlRclNA.-The Norfolk papers state that
LSGuoRNE, the Wing candidate for Congress
has been elected in that district mistake OF
four votes in the published returns has been dis
covered which turns the scales In his favor
SUMMERS is elected in the kanawha district by !
larwe lnaiority
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06
FSoN MOVIE vIDgo.-By the arrival at this

FSoN NOME VIDgo.-By the arrival at this
port of the barque Loulsa, Capt; Gahasnes' We
have Buenos AyreS and Monte waco FsiPtfs 20
H.. cInSe of February. Rosas was investing
Mor,s NJ y;deo by sea and land. This, OF course
has ransed ACTIVITY among the Monte Vldeans,
and DEGREES have been issued lntiieGhs Inc s, Sc
vcrest punishment upon natives oi Monte sioeo
taken IN the service OF Rosas- business oi every
kind was in the lowest state, ana inc papers are
occupied with statements touching ue Pl'glsSs
Of the war. The people OF Monte 'ldeo " were
prepared for an attack, and the French ana Eng,
iish Consuls had taken measures 10 remove 1ieAe
respective fellow citizens. Z. : 'a@'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

NA',L NEws.c have learned from AUTHORITY, on which
place acr thar Wales the inforner on whose unss.
tsaTd ssigony youls stnerF eoadstnp-d, has been
discharged IRON hr naval service of The United States
We are authorized TO pronounce the statement
given above from the Herald of yesterday, an
unqualified taiSehood. Nh WALES is vet in the
naval service, and would have remained with the
>orncrs had he not voluntarily declined the pos,
of PuTser's Steward. He has received the highest
commentators from his superior officers.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

The sales the Board were to far extent anH prices gen.
r,iI.. ,,sra firm Ohio Sizes improved !: Kentucky /:
Delaware aud Hudson per cent; National Bank Auburn
and Rochester declined /.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

ANOTHER PATRIOT GoNE.-Wm. vance a s9l,
d;er of the Revolution, who had served under
Washington, died on Saturday week, at Mooie'
N the SD wear of his age.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

g. The New Orleans papers state that on the
18th ultimo the hull of trading boat, which had
been burned to the waters edge, was found in the
Parish of st. Martins. The body of the Com
nandcr, Frenchman named Jean Lavigne, was
found soon after, near the boat, his head nearly
severed, and iron,castngs fastened to his feet for
the purpose of sinking the body. Nothing is
known as to the perpetrators of the murder.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06
Virginia Elcctien-Whigs Elected In the
Norfollk and knnnXvhn Districts.

CORRESPONDENCE OF IN. Inbune-
BALTIMORE. May !, lSi3-8t O'Clock 4. NJ
The Norfolk boat has ust arrived and brings
the following letter
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06
The following is the full vote IN the District

Norfolk Co. an error was discuycr.d;-the OF that
county 40 for Lanchon, and ii3 for Atknso-iecns
the former by majority. There Is no mistake IN this
L. The following letter from the kanawha
district gives assurance of the election OF Mr.
SUMMERS in that district---a great triumph.
CLARKspUKG 27th April, 1873.
we have us closed one Of the most exciting Congre,on
al known this section OF the State aud 1t has
resulted complete triumph Of the -Whig ctn,e ME O.
w SUMMERS the late member from the kanawha district
ha, been without doubt elected BY large majority his
competitor Mr. HAYES the late Loco-Foco member from
this district
We have elected one Wing member the Legislature
from thu county and had been for the swollen waters
should have two without difficulty.
have never known the Wings unite any one with
greater zeal and coday than they did oniMr Summers
He Is, beside being thoroughly sound his political opinions,
one OF the senenanly that have met with.
HIS speeches from the stump during the were ac-
knowrdged by all be superior an! thing OF the kind
before heard IN this section OF the country.
The Lccos are completely used up aud very long
shaved yisases. Our the ascendant y. Western
Virginia and confidently anticipated that in ~ Harry
of the West CiH gel least equalto j larger
than that sircn TO Harrison iil 40
DELEGATES ELECTED.
Wing. Uhig. Wig
Albemsre, (,an)2 Hanover, gain Il Northampton
Augusta , Harrison tgan). Il Nottoway
!
Bedford. y Henry. Il Petersburg /
Campbell = Jefferson - Fowhatan gain l
Charles City and James City, York Princess Anne /
New Keut....l and Wmsburg. i Patrick L
CuptpIer -. Il kanawha II Pittsy ,
Cumberland ....l King George. / Richmond City. /
E,seN \ Lancs,'r * Richd Rockbridse =
Elit Warwiek.l Loudoun -. ..3 Spot,,y ylvaaa /
FairaN ganl..l Marshall gain \ South pton gain
Fauquier gam > Nansemond Il Tyler gam. 4
tlu'anna ..... Il Nelson i Westmoreand :. /
Gloucester. Il Norfolk Boro i
Greeabrief lystn)l Total Wings 81
Loco. Loco Loco.
Accomac .....4 Halifax - Norfolk COO Cl y
Amelia II Hampshire y Northumberland. /
Amherst i HARRISON. ....l Orange Green. /
Batt ........ L Isle Of Wight. i Page
Buckingham y King William...l i Preston .......
Brooke Il Lunenb-rg L r. Edward. =. ]
Brunswick. -. y LoaiSa i Pf. George.
Boetourt. II Mathews y Mid. Pr. William.
Clarke Warfenl dieseS / Pocahon,ls gain
Caroline .....l Msnroe.. i Rappahannock %
Charlotte -. Il Madison Il Roanoke ........I
Chesterfield .,..i Marion .....l Rockingham
Dinwiddie L Mecklenbers :. :, Shenandoah -. ;!
Franklin = Monongahl ....l Stafford -. L
Frederick. ....2 Montgomery and Surry ......... i
Goochlad ....l ralAski. ...l Sussex :. .......l
Disputed. Kins and Queen l.
Total Wings 81; Locos IS: Wing net gain
EIGHT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

CrsroA House REaovALs.-The Express gives
the following list OF subordinate officers in the
Custom House removed within day or two past
IaspectersJas L. Earie Daniel Tu,hIl Daniel Morgan.
Whittlessy, J. o Davis Marc.ilns Ellis, Raah HsI
Clerks.-- Wood. John Huat-r
N:sht Wr:ct.-E..astas Marks Wm II EI,v
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

u Hon, SAMUEL c. SAMPLE, of South Bend.
Ia. has been nominated as the Wing candidate
for Congress from that District.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

Cry GUARD This fine company, composed
of young men full of generous enthusiasm, will
celebrate their anniversary on Monday next, by
a target excursion TO Jamaica. They will be ac-
accompanied by several distinguished gentlemen
as guests, aad from the liberal hospitality for
which the Guard is celebrated, VIC have no doubt
it viii be one of those pleasant excursions one
never forgcts.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

u y letter from Tampico 10 the Charleston
Transcript states positively that sixteen of the $50
Texan prisoners captured by the Mexicans at
Micr, have been shot BY order Of Santa Ana.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

e We Pubiished IN our Git. Intelligence day or TWO
since notice OF the Of Nh Z r Howard on eare
OF obtaining coal contract under fa- p.eteace The M
'=' ms Arrest as We stated be upon fall examination
honoaey discharged there being no evidence wateysr
Sustain The allegations Dsng The FAC, Of his arrrs: ad
rs calculated njur= his standing Is an honor
asie and upright eitizea BIZ Howard has pub, in he
Herald asd EHPrsss Of Wednesday morning Gard 10 hicb
We iz io' iS4 ,iadca.ica Of h conduct in the prs1ses
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

IL TIE BROTHER JONATHAN appears in new
dress to-day. Mr.. WILLIS has retired from its
supervision and the names of JOHN NEAL, G. Nj.
Snow, and EDWARD STEPHENS appear as Editors.
These give sufficient assurance that this literary
Journal viii be conducted with ability, energy
and unwearyng industry. If these do not insure
it abundant success nothing can.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

Sn,KsrE,EE.-Thc Harpers have published No.
V. of the Works of Shakespeare This edition
will contain all the Plays and all the fugitive pic
ces of the Poet now extant, and is accompanied
by a luminous body of notes, defining old phrases
and terms. The present number contains FIVE
illustrations on steel. To be completed in eight
numbers at 25 cents each For sale at this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

TExAs.-Thc steamship Neptune arrived at
New-Orleans on the 25th utimo, bringing Gal
weston dates up to the 22d alt. The papers arc
destitute OF any news of moment. The news
published of the safe arrival in Texas OF the
NIer prisoners was mfoundcd, and great anxiety
prevailed for their safety. The anniversary OF
the Battle OF San Jacnto was celebrated in Gal
weston on the DIST slt. with great eclat
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

u The Elocunonary Soiree of Mr.. J. w. 5.
HAws at the University on Thursday evening
was well attended by a fashionable and intelligent
audience. Mr.. II. is most accomplished clocu-
tionist, and a gentleman of fine talents and high
integrity. As will be seen by an advertisement IN
our paper, he is about opening Public School
we trust he will be emmently successful.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

~ Two THOUSAND Pousps Of BREWER Ifpe ate in use
on Ibis paper are sale II will bs sold IN quantities 10 suit
purchase No orders m be attended to unes accompanied
by the The Type from the foundry OF George Bruce
and In good order. Pnce % cents per pound cash.
~ Also about FIyg HUNDRED ronnds Agat at ~ cents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06

For summary Of the Foreign Her' Literary Notices
&c. zee FtstPage.
20. POEM and interesting Letter concerning our
Difficulties nth Morocco see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06
Public stock Exchange, May
Commercial ana Money Matters.

SECOND BOARD.
! 600 illinois 6s 70 50 LOCO do do. 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-06
MONEY MARkEI.
Sales at the stock Exchange
,yCoSp HOARD.

10 900 \ Y 6,, 81 -. lO5 5000 do do. lsi
600 Ohio 6s,....... .9s ~ shares Long ~ ~ Is
900 DO bbod 50 10 a"e - noch.. W
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,rcr1-Rrs on GEOLOGY.

~ DocroR LYELL's LECTURES OF GEoLocf'-th nc Sc
cond edition Of these celebrated Lectures as reported Tor M
,br,e i now ready |, contains ar Engraved ronpiece
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Geology not before published Lecture embraces the io
lowing subjects: Auvergne Lacu'tne fcr'oa m
r;oJ rrntor Of Cose-una Mount Dor. Lecture ii, The
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Origin Of Coal lecture VI Fossil Footprint: Lecture H.,
Recession of the Falls of Niagara Lecture IL bo"ue'
and Icebergs.
To the above is also added this edition Sketch OF the
Lecture of Dr. j. AUGUSTINE SMITH. delivered before the
Lyceum Of Natural History the 9th OF December !a' Oh
the Different Races Of Men. ;..;.o
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IRELAND. IRELAND,
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