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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. SOP. ".
FsoM Rio De JASEIRo.-Ne had TWO arrivals this
ing from Rio-he bark Navarre, Cole, aud bns Brandy.
vine Smack The dates OF the former to the 18th and
The latter 10 hs 9th September Business remained without
,pv material change Rio, the market being gutted VII"
American produce. and still arriving The United States
hin Columbus Commander Turner. and schf Enterprise,
L., COM Watson were IN port on the 6,hoicers ana Gre"
ali well.
rho st Indies had put back leaky but w0nd pro-
sI nm her cruise The only New York vessels IN pof;
when the Navarro sailed the ships Amelia Maiholand
NIi;orron uncertain the CASTOR, for New Orleans,
frw days; and the Hope"el Quinn aIScnafgms'
meeting of the French residents of this CITY will take
~ this afternoon at Joness Hotel TO make arrangements
70 receive Marshall Bertrand, who expected 10 reach here
on Wednesday.
sc merchant Of Wilmington, who ran away few days
sine. With ourueypan shoemaker, arrested here las;
evening in company with her lover and this morning 'et
back 10 Wilmington The worst OF the ahai is 'e a =
said al ready 10 have wife and family
HrurH or THE CIrY.-During the week ending on SAT.
urday there SO deaths in the city and districts OF
which were from consumption 10 from Inflammation OF me
lungs and were stbou. Five were from Inc AIRS
House and III were people OF color
There were fights last Sabbath IN addition TO those men
toned Yesterday, between the Mechanic and western I'm
CINE Companies and the Weccacoe aud Marion Hose Com-
pauies One had his noseamoS entirety Se'eleu '0''
his face BY blow from horn.
The smon Hill Estate about be purchased By this
city, was originally sold Nj Isaac Lloyd for s2!5
There is considerable talk number OF The enter
prsn citizens of Philadelphia and Camden relative 10 'hs
construction OF suspension bridge across the Delaware
The remains Of Commodore Porter are expected aai!
Upon their arrival here the Rev. Dr.. Ducachet will take
charge Of them until arrangements are made io 's
menf which will be a, the Naval Asylum the banks OF
III, SchuykilI few miles below the city l he funeral
ceremonies De performed in s. stephen Ghuch
SrocKs-The business at the Board oil BROKERS to'ut!
was only 10 moderate amount, with bit little change III
prices State Skies old sold at the first Board at 90
Pennsylya Bank at 1899.
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FROM The BoAaD OF AsssrASrs.-Several psp.,,.
received and referred resolution rppyop,iarpr Goa,
wards the reception Of Col. r. NJ. Johnson This
TO protraced debate principally Concerning the
ION The resolution uon.concur'ed in BY yo..
10 -. as follows Ayes-Alde'meu Pusdy Hatfield r..
R,wsoa ard Lee Noes--Aidermen Clayton, Wa.
Dunninc, Tillou, Nash, Vandeyoon, Waterman. B,.,.'
Scoles aud Bfady.
Association TO raise the pay of,he Captains aud A.,,,
Captains Of the Watch The former from 81 IS to 81 81
latter feom 81 10 81 25 LAID the table vote
Several papers OF miner importance were coacu,,,5
and the Board then adjourned
Police OFFICE THEFT or MousgL,yv :.
LNSEs--A named William Smith was comn,,.I -
stealing pieces Of Mou.elee - Laiaes from the MO-. q
Pardon w. Kenyon, OF No. 10 U'illlar.s.. -"
SHorLIYTING.-Johu Smith, colorrd man wa, 80.
ted for stealing 81 yards Of velveeen from the store
* Willis, PeaI-st.
RosBISc LonGsR.-A named Cornelu. ~.
arrested BY officer James l.. Smith charged win Se
Friday nih; last stolen 70 in gold SILVER and mi;
promisory note Tor Sl40, frcn the pantaoou, no"t
Patrick Mccartney, Of the Of Madison and Ii
while the latter IN bed and asleep in the hout ~
Drscoll, at No. 81 Orange-s,. The accused denied
but committed TO
John llTk arrested aad committed at the linn.
lice for stealing crowba worth So from the saw mil, :,
William Iockman, at The foot of sih.st. $3.50 4
CoRoNER's OFFICE. INFANT SuFroc,ryn-
The Coroner held inquest last evening a; N, bon,
Themes Ea;ley, No i3 Wa,t-sirset on the BODY ~ ~
fn daughter aged months, who slept between nj,
on Saturday night and was fouud dead her mothers ~,
on Sunday morning Verdict, death from accidental ,ue
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Commercial and Money Matters.
O. For sales at he Stock f;rchanse see Lost Pas,

~ For sales al he Stock f:rchcnse see Lost Pas,
MoSpAyPM
Tie sales to-day at tie Board quite moderate WI,
out material change in OHIO declined Illinois j,
proved !.
No change in Exchange and marke; vol supplitt-s.,
ling a 81; Francs 30 s. y!
Counterfeit, Elves on the Kingston Bank, Canada VS.
are said to be as plenty backberres Buffalo vsr.e
agricultural sctne-cows, plough, sc. The genuine h,
two females aud an eagle.
The Planters Bank Of Memphis is now organized and
operation Nh r. C. Brnkley has been chosen pr4a5.,
and M Z. r Smith, late Cashier olthe La Grange B,,
appointed Cashier.
Fifty Thousand Dollars Of the Relief Notes Of Ppn,,
MIA were destroyed on the Bis, August last, of which 49,
half was Of the Merchants and Manufacturers and F.
issues.
A, Cincinnati, 10Th, the currency rate of Eastern =,
change continued J. premium, notwithstanding an ~
creased supply. large amount has been thrown INTO u
ket FOR the purchase Of specie for shipment 10 New Orleans
on account of Eastern and City Banks aud Boston. t..
specie of Exchange IS quoedat premium though On
of the Cincinnati Banks said have sold about $1,000
of specie at premium OF OF per over Eastern :,
change Specie continued in demand for .hipmen, sous
The amount that had been either shipped engaged to New
Orleans during the previous week estimated a, aboo
500 600. The brokers' selling rate quoted at prem
The clear prof. specie shipped TO New.Otean the r,
turns being predca,sd latest OF 90 days sight bill
on Newly ork over OF per cent. No change
uncurrent Bank Notes Scrip. State Bank Of Ilno
notes quiet No improved demand for Indiana Scrip. The
va, a rather increased demand for money.
By thu official OF the condition Of the E1chany
Bank Of Virginia apdears that the circulation SSO7 IS
deposits S5C6, 1885, due Banks S00,439. Specie S27S!
due from Banks and Bank S295 26 bills of 1chlr
sl2,9li Total resources S2,953, O0O total liabilities :,
elusive of capital, sl256,65S The surplusis S!Opcer
thu capital.
The condition of the Chic Banks for Ssp,embe, his
been published The aggregates follows:
Notes s bills disc. SIS SAG OS3 Capital stock. S l6
Specie $500. 7l6, 80 Circulation. -. ?O7?1sl
Bank notes so. 325 O4s Due to Banks. :. lO3lrS
Due from Banks i35, 1901 Deposits 49,. 503!T
Other resources. 400 10 Otner liabilities $500
Total. So, re, 679I Total .S6,736Ng
Compared with August increase Of specie s4, 49,
of circulation sol $50. Compared with April 1889 tie
decrease Of circulation is So O79 600 and of specie
l97. The Clinton Bank, Columbus, the Wooster and Cir
cerilie have aggregate circulation of 81 2O3 $50 and
Gle 1892 $50 while the Lafayette Bank Cincinnati ha
STA $40 specie hnd only ST. So circulation The No'ws
s. 666 specie and Sl9,470 circulation The Bank Of WO
ter has St33 6i9 circulation and only 500 O3O specie Tb
three Ba,ks the Clinton Crceve and Wooster, with
fifth the banking capital furnish three hhs the circulate
During three months, all the Banks the circulation
reduced So $50; the specie Sl7O9; deposits 1924 1877
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meeting at National Hail:

Wings Of Neu. York! Let your presence this
evening attest your zeal in the cause OF Wing
principles, your confidence of success and your
hearty approval of the candidates which will be
presented for your support. Remember, the OBJ
iect of the meeting is to pass upon the County
Candidates and again to unfurl the banner OF
Henry Clay and Protective Tariff Other
topics will be left for their appropriate time and
pIacc-to,niglt the rally is on the Tariff, Clay
and the County Ticket.
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Loco-Foco Nominations.

Lipingston County-.Sherif, ALEXANDER
MAsr1S; Clerk, WILLIAM H. WslTIse, Assembly Sly.
syES RoeiS,os aud ARCHIBALD RESslcx.
.aHegany,-Shcritf, SAMUEL MAJOR, Clerk,
WILLIAM WINDSOR; Assembly, BEsrpio1 BA,1sr and
Isaac w. CRIES.
War,en.-Sheritf. JAMES LAWRENCE Clerk,
THoMA. AscHisALp; Assembly, joss J. HaRRis,
CHAurAuouE CouNry.-A Union Ticket has
been nominated in this County opposed to the re
gular Wing nominations as follows;
For Sheriff osRrs MCCLURE of Fredonia; Tor Clerk
AIvis PluMs, Of Jamestown; for Assembly, SrrrRe>
fakSpkRoAsr Of Ripley, MARCUS SiMoNs Of Ffsdoaia
AID FORBES JOHNSON, OF Eilery.
Mk. VAN buren, IN BurrALo.-The Gazette
says AZ the meeting in the frs, wsd-the Democratic
"aa OF this ey-'o aPpoia, delegates to the County Con
'esso ;ssouuons endorsing MIR Van Buren, were offered
iag" 80
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TIE MISSES SHAws CONCERT REPEArED-
The Apollo filled last evening with .ppecating
dence, who rewarded the melodies Of these charming Eng
ish sougresses with enthusiasm eegec and
pect quite sincere that which has rewarded the efforts
OF French and Italian Prma Donnas They have been
induced 10 repeat their Concert tenight the same place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31
wrsr IsDrEs.-The Journal of Commerce has

WEST INpIEs.-The Journal Of Commerce has
late advices from St. Kits and Bermuda, from
which we learn that great complaints are liao'
a, the former place, and occupying the attention Oh
legislature OF candetae grafton from that isiahu CIV
Of the Irregular pactcss which prevail in regard 10 'he
oortaon Of laborers thence Trinidad and the sonIf
Colonies Emigration agents in the habit OF ehacih
ignorant persons from their homes and families under s
pre;ences.
Archdeacon Bratswate about embark Tor EnsaaS
for the recovery Of his health which had become IMPAIR
from his laboous exerions in the discharge OF his
u, Archdeacon Of the Island and Rector OF the ra' u
Basseetr- an. -,
A false alarm of earthquake hurried the people 0'' o
cburrb in luiicrous confusion on the 2!th ult
By ACT Of the Imperial Parliament, the Lords Commission
rs Of the Treasury authorised lend at four per cen,
lo0 600 or less 10 Antigua, and 900 each 10 81 MY
S.vis, Dominica and ontserrat, consideration 9i i
winch those Islands sustained by the late earthquake
yId beir several Legislatures should pass Acts 20 ;.
cure the repayment, &c Antigua had taken measures 10
~ Tho loan The Legislature Of ST. Kits has referred 'i
subject TO special committee
BrRucoA--A whirlwind passed Somerset on tn 81
10Th inst unating houses, and uProotng and breaking Oh
large cedars in It's progress
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General BERTRAND.

The French Committee of Citizens met at the
City Hall yesterday morning, at 10 O'Clock, to
receive Gen. BERTRAND. He was there pre-
sentcd TO the several Officers of the Army and
Navy and Military of the City; and finally,
from the balcony to the people below, who re-
ceived him with enthusiastic cheers. The pro-
cesson formed in the following order:
Governor Bouck and Military Staff.
Committee Of French Citizens.
Mayor and Corporation and Invited Guests.
Officers of the Army and NAVY.
General Sanford and Staff.
Gen Hunt and Staff
General Storms and Staff.
Gen. Morris and Staff
The Officers of the Artillery.
The procession then proceeded to the Battery,
and embarked on board the steamboat Hercules.
Gen. BERTRAND visited first the Independence,
and was cordially received by Com. STEWART
and his Officers. He visited the cabins and
several parts OF the ship, and seemed highly de-
lighted with the order and discipline that pre-
vailed. He was saluted with II guns, and after
short time embarked again for the North Caro-
lima. After his departure he was again saluted,
and three cheers given, which were heartily
reciprocated by those on board the Hercules. 1t
is but Just to say that the Independence was
faultless in her trim and appearance. Her yards
and rigging were all manned, and presented a
beautiful spectacle. The same reception was
given on board the North Carolina, when the com
pany departed for Governors Island. The Fort.
fications were all examined, and the few troops on
the Island reviewed.
We do not remember ever to have seen any
portion of the United States troops, exhibit
such excellent disc pine, and manGuvre with
such precision and order as these; il was indeed
admirable. The company then proceeded to the
Navy yard at Brooklyn, and Gen. Bertrand hay
ing visited the several departments partook OF
some refreshments at the house of Capt. String
ham the Commandant, and attcrward retmbark-
ed for the city.
The day passed off pleasantly, and none
appeared to enjoy more than Gen. Bertrand him.
self. He exhibited not the least fatigue from the
long excursion. He seemed to take & great in.
| terest i'll every thing that occurred-inquire
after the boats that passed-of the topography OF
islands and direction of East River, &c. sc. Ii
was a pleasant testimonial from our citizens OF
their regard for their distinguished guest. Tie
seemed to consider it as personal compliment, as
it certainty was, and we trust that New. York
Its cltzens-harbour and yesterdays excursion,
will be ore of the pleasant remembrances Of his
| after life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

Ma; MAJos DYE. MILITARY AND CLASSICAL school,
Without The least detractng from the very many excellent
Schools this vicinity Is but Of justice to Nj Duff
thatw speak advsedly and the sentiments Of all pa
rents who have had boys under his tuition when we saw that
as classical teacher h has superior and that We nave ne
known who possessed the same extent the e.
catg OF mpartnE knol.dse 10 his scholars He gIadu
wa deseryedy OF the popular In the Sate-his re-
eFence being all The most distinguished of public
aud literary nleu. His location al New Brighton we
consider event for which parents who are derous of hay
ng impaired 10 their Children easy graceful carriage and
who you'd nave TIER physical abilities developed
commanding as We have frequently done before this
biz schoo! TO the Patronage OF fellow citizens
Courier aud Enquirer.
PREMIuM Razor S1RoFs-Ihs first premium Of the Fair
OF the American Institute has been awarded year after
u Saunders Tor the invention of the Metallic Tablet with
four sdss-No side having the effect of hone, without
uSlns OIL or wais-he ether sides fs keeping the
with fae smooth edge that with Of them
always keep the most perfect order without having
recourse to cutler barber Il used and recommended By
the s critters Of England and certified by the scientific
gentlemen IN this country. It's celebrity has caused
5ountees and limitations nnueEable which easily he
DETECTED By the and imperfect surface Of what is called
he Tablet side The original being smooth aud polished
Mandatory l53 Broadway where large assortment of
Toilet articles Of the first quality always be had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

u The Irish Emigrant Society, which has
been OF invaluable service diusing correct information
among their Navigating countrymen, hold Quarterly
Meeting this evening a, Washington Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

LAcoslc-Col. Brooks, the Tyler Collector Of
this port and the main pillar Of the Tyler partp
in Michigan, is in the habit of addressing letters
to the Post Masters throughout the State, com
handing them to subscribe for Mr. John B
Jones' Mad!sonian, under the pains and penalties
OF dismissal, and the hot displeasure OF Capt
Tyler and John B. Jones, aforesaid. He recently
sent copy of the Madisonian to a Post Master
IN the anterior. containing slip with the follow.
ing note:
"DxAS SIR: Als YOU subscriber the Aadlsonian
II not, You must be. Your friend Z. BROOKS
The Postmaster wrote the following answer
on the back OF the Coils. note, and returned it to
him
DEAR SIR: am not subscriber 10 the Madisonisn
ana nere' sage ee our friend. Z. P. e."
The document has doubtless ere this reached
Washington. The result will soon be known
Detroit Daily Adv.
u The Brooksville American of the Goth,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

U The Wings of Yates have nominated the
following Ticket;-For Sheriff, UR.H HASYoRp, for
Clerk. CL.RxsoS MARTIN; for Assembly, AlEAAspys
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IypopT,NT FROM a

IMPORTANT FROM AFRICA-We learn from
Can't Warrington of schr Triumph which arrived eS'staa
aor Of Goree it reported that the natives had T'sen on
he French residents Senegal Two Of the french inha3
,an,s were killed. and forty of the natives Three Efhc
war that we're living at Goee Were Immediately de
n..cbed ~ fn-r assistance Jour. Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

., Madame Adoph, the Fortune Teller is at Peaes
chancal CURES, sc. sc. Adnitr,nce one shilling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

AMERICAN MrsEUM- will be By the advertisement
tat tins IS the last day of the of Tom Thumb
Nesmers Dr.. VALENTINO Nh Nellis, sc. SC. You will 90
and see them Of course. Performance and II O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

From JAMA1cA.-Filcs of the Kingston Gazette
10 the 23d of September have been received at the Ncans
BEADING Room-consdeIabIy later than the last advces We
~ Arc, Tn. papers however quite destitute Of news
We notice the death by being thrown from his gig, OF MI
Hamilton Brown member Of the colonial Legislature aud
spoken Of by the Gazette as man eminent Tor oene'oence'
integrity, and all the good qualities of a citizen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

From CAMrEAclN BY all arrival at New Or
leans on the GOTH news from Yucatan had been received
late as the 10th inst.
The Commissioners sent 10 Mexico for the purpose Of
en ring into treaty Of peace and smlty with that govern
mel,, had not yet returned
|, was thought that another between the two coun.
uies would be inevitable quite beigeFent feeling had
begun to manifest itself among the }acatecoes in conse'
qusnce of the ;ardY movements Of the Mexican Government
N relation 70 the proposed teatywhch had been increased
by late proclamation from the Mexican Government clos
ing the port of Laguna against all vessels belonging to
{ucatan.
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ACCIDENT AND DEATH.-Edward Fitz Patrick,
worthy lad Of this town. while riding on hand car was
preciptated backward and fell i'll front Of the car, which
passed directly his breast crushing the ribs into the
lungs He survived but short time 1t is singular fact
that his father lost his life few weeks the railroad.
l,nrlu
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D7 The Cincinnati Gazette says ''The debt
aud Union Banks amounts TO 81 900 600 beside interest
The whole be paid by the levy of Of about Of
per cent on the assessed property of the State The Wings
battle nobly for this tax and the honor Of the State
u On Monday night, the Brass Foundry of
Nh Brooks in Louisville, DESTROYED by fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

VINO READS AN AMERICAN Book I've are in
formed that Tegg London bookseller and publisher, real
lied $40 600 from the sale Of The Girls Own Book"
Frugal Housewife, by Mrs. L. NJ Child of this city
The first edition Of her Z" Letters from New York" s
tirely exhausted.
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u The Brooksville American of the Goth
informs that Mrs Wiley. daugher,in.l.w of Rev. Allen
Wiley OF Lawsencebush died there suddenly ON the sa,a
day proceeding the Goth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

u The RAINBOW AND n. 7. WEEKLY VISIT
En- published by g. Hatch, has eappeared 1t has for
frontispiece excellent likeness of Mayor Morris We
believe with the Editor that it is time to give families some
thing beside love stories that facts better than fiction
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CITY INTELLIGENC l.

MONDAY. October 80.
Court CALENDAR-Tuesday.. 1850. Court OF
50 6S, 81 H. Al 81 10, 30, 80, 1885, % CO.
C,Rcr-Ir CouRr-No cause besides the will be
taken mp to-day Jury discharged till tomorrow
S,rrpioR CouRr.-ArCument week.
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&C In the number of the "Revue DIES Deux
Mondes. published at Paris for the month Of September
lS43 is article the Falkland Islands by Nh Grim
blot taken almost word for word from the article which
peared in late number Of Hunts Merchants Magazine
without any Acknowledgement whatever. The article
prepared for the Merchants Magazine by Rober Greenhow
Librarian and Translator the Department of State at the
suggestion Of Nh Webster while Secretary of State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

LATERAL VIEws. Edited by SAMUEL FORTY MD.
This number has several interesting articles,
and among others long account of the Rond-
out Fever" The Editor designs to add to the
present class of subjects Meteorological Observa-
tons taken in New York Harbor. A Medical
Journal of this description is at present much
needed in New York. 1t is published by the
+" Langleys," Chatham street.
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avng recently retted and drd his md
repaired in addition his usual supply Of the os Is eoe
lest of the markets, 10 up Oysters until ~ Sc
P. NJ 90
SERVINGS CORDIAL is sold at No. eMurrayst 0''
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How Gov Morton WAS ELEcrzD-It has
been asserted by the LocoF papers that Marcus Morton
elected by the of the people. We that he
was elected by
Justices Commissions, l Light Honsa, and
Suit of Cloths $500 promised.
Massachusetts, How do the virtuous and rejecting voters
ofthe State relish its introduction m. Bedford Mer
OFF TIE TRAcK-The Eastern train from
Buffalo on Saturday evening ran off the track of the
Tonawanda road about twenty miles from Rochester One
OF the second class containing passengers made
complete somerset, but seriously hurt. The
accident supposed have been caused by the action Of
frost upou the track
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

GT A writer in Nlierite paper OF st. Adams,
W. makes singular calculation to disprore the idea OF
millennium previous TO the resurrection He undertakes 10
rynher it out that if the population Of TIE earth goes In
rreasinc through that period fast he thinks it must
there will be before closes Is 037 $50 Inhabitants each
ousre ward Of the eaI,h5 surface aud UP his concu