davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

Editor Of The Tribune
s1R-Your statement in The Tribune OF this
morning of the substance of article IN the COM
mercial. does not place the subject before the pub
lie in proper light VIII you be SO kind as to give
the frs, five paragraphs o! said article, and ooise
ELLIS & KING.
u.r;pr pct through portion of tie s5ors and
.roubes consequent upon being burnt out wc ask tHr
s, OF n snail space in yotr columns for the purpose oil
submitting TO the public statement 81 'Gs Is'lEv W. -
Scer, his duty we owe both TO the public ana our
selves so many contradictory statements h.''hs gone
forth on the subject -. T.. ,.,..
Rod ON without using alcohol i IS an ndispensa2e III
rredicn: being used by Inc iraine'uascrs ana 'he o
rrs and varnishers OF sticks or adnCcs l0i
1 ra-a;os and shades II Is mixed Win gum 'ael'tcl
t;j, ,raLss varnsh not explosive althouch !, might
for au.h. we know burn WIKI mure Tdpdiy man u ~
nary co.nbustblc such Is : usually cohtaheu ~
stores and other buildings. Our traitit'Ncfs ooc,e
the fourth story OF No. % IN when no rye was t.'s
ursrtrlSnr being heated by drum connected WIN toc
stove below They were IL the ha5i; OF bringing 'ae
alcohol BY the single gallon only aud one a; time.
AZ the Line OF the ire. two !rRmc-lnAHtfS on'S were
rmpoysd one hayin. been recently discharge ana an
other with apprentice. having engaged III ahothe'
branch OF our business From critical examination We
cannot learn that they had on lRnG. az Inc ih. % t
ire more than perhaps one quarts of Alcohol and
one OF them in whom we nave iuil confidence dec''e
ha; there having examined for the purpose Oh
getting some wash his hands in, and that there was
not than guar, theres5out OF vaEnsh n 'n'
apartment The polsher occupied the garnet. rut!y OF
No - but occasionally using both. He toe was IL the
habit OF purchasing his alcohol in SINAI! quantities never
OYER one and half gallons and Monday previous -
Inc IRE had purchased single gallon. only about halt OF
which had been used he says the balance remaining
in the vessel the when he lett on tuesday night
There was also he thinks about one gallon OF shes-
m varnh in suudry different vessels, according 10 tue
various coors used and those open Al the top Ike PAM
pots in order admit the brush
t4ra styp 1.g
clio. contained p the lots occupied by Us. which could
according 10 the best of our knowledge ana belief OF
under any possible circumstances be deemed explosive
Not barrel cask OF any size OF a!coao' OF any o'l
rs had ever been brought INFO these lofts since thcy
had been in our possession No intoxicating liquors
were ever with oug knowledge consent, brought IN
or used and even the use of segsrs was PROMPTED
among the workslen Neither any cauphene or gas
of any kind ever alowedtherc being no gus hNures IN
anv OF the lofts and. oil lamps were very seldom
used and not all on the night OF The ire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20


From HAVANA letter from Havana, in the
n. O. Tropic, says Our city has been thrown into
state OF excitement aud horror by the occurrence OF
several attempts rob during the forenoon Of Saturday
the 10Th instant; OF the cases being most atrocou5
attack upon Hae little fellow, Don AnGre, CLERK In the
house OF Messgs. Beurnan. Droege Co. lie had
gone OUT is the here on Saturdays. TO col
ect and was followed by assassins unt ABOUT nall past
l ?. N. al which time he had considerable sum in
gold ia bag which carried his hand. i; the time
mentioned as he was passing the mousse oil STEAMER y
Co. he attacked from behind by two negroes the
one catching hold of his lett arm stabbed nm on the
breast below the right shoulder whilst the other tried 10
gel me bag away from him the victim nreAed upon re-
ceIVus the stab which alarmed t1e neguooIs ne tneH
struggled put the money into his pocket liant with rae
loss OF blood nc fell the negroes SUI trying to get the
money from him he crouched the bag and although
desperately wounded made resistance win his ee
ana received another dreadful wound IN his tngh A.!
this was the work OF a minute The porter OF The house
Of StasIner was the Grs who came 10 assist the unor
youth he was armed with the bar OF the street
door, but the negroes menacng aim with their knives,
and te being od and intr, they were able 10 escape
iheir long knives lettering others along the street
the aec FROM impeding their tight however they cid
not succeed IT carrying Of the money
The young man who is quite LAD ne was
free from his assaants shelter in Aessrs STEAMERS
with his hand over the wound his breast he entered
crying out On my mother my mother! am dead
toe blood at the time gushing out between his
fingers, which caused most horrible sensation IN the
breasts OF those VINO ssw him; however they soon
rallied 10 his assistance. To-day, Monday. il reported
tina: ne is better.
another attack was made about 10. A. " upon clerk
OF the house OF Torente Brothers ne was attacked BY
. single negro but being powerful young man De
knocked ,ae fellow down, and battered his head with the
bag OF douboons he carrying The robber was cap
iuret and yesterday morning received 100 ashes as
ioretaste O.: VIVA; ne may expect
Il is said that part City will be lighted up with
gas some time in December next al present Ills keptup
with 1889 lamps inside the walls. and by 400 outside al
supplied With olive oil; they kept in trim until 10
P. NJ The OF oil consumed per week IS $3.50 lbs
worth from $ to 50 per 100 los.
Ram mas fallen Gbundgutly IL all parts Of the Island
LoSGEyIrY-Don Francisco Sanchez a native OF Xe
res de Ia roniera died few days since IN Rega the
bay opposite Havana, aged l06 years lie was widow
er al the time of his death and had been married three
times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

CONSUMPTION AID LIVER COMPLAINT cbeacEi -
nonc Syrup IS recommended 10 the public for the el
the above Diseases. IL has use many years, -.
RAPID sale aud great success IN curing patients WhcI
ciaOs deemed iacur4Dlc, is sufficient guarantee q
efficacy IL /. the iy medicine that does not di-apPo
expeditions OF the inyai, for whenever il used,
patient is sure To md relief. The proprietor Of this ogl
genuine Puimonic Syrup. himself cured ofs eonnIl
consumption every other remedy had isleG -
published for guide psupble. containing a
pton OF al forms OF Consumption, Dyspepsia SeH
Complaint, h!ch he distributes gratis. The olIy pr
pa! Office Tor the sale vi the Original genuine pusnons
rup = q: NJ Conandst :esy doors east OF btca-
where persons Can receive GdyIce and have ur -
amIled viii Tie Srihescope ice o! charge Oilre -
from until Il O'Clock A. NJ and from to- ocoeA :.
Please bear IN riind that the subscriber 10 the ony 81
tnatcompounds the original genuine Pu!monlc SyteP-,4
the Old original Indian recipe Z. 5 BeeAman Is
agent for Scnencks genuine Puluonic syrup; ahe ~
deception, apply for advice, pamphlets or Iae o. -
Ashed Medicine al No. Cort.ald-sL ,,,vycE
nis 4 j. II. oCHENl1S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

EXPERIMENTS on Lone ISLAND HEAp.-A series
ofexperments are progressing at Long Island Head
having for their object the testing of the relative merits OF
European and American Lighthouses. wv. 7. Lewis,
Esq who presided the erection OF two new Light.
Houses at the above place. upon the French pan gives
as his Tor the suggestion OF the s;scr that is
less expensive in all respects and capable of emitting
tar more brillancy-sn invaluable consideration in a
climate as ehanseable ours There is Governments,
Lsas-Aonsc on the spo; where theseexpermen,s
progress The question oucof considerable interest
TO Mariners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

- House Heuters.-In no department OF CO..
economy have greater improvements oeel iioe sss
nerhod OF heating houses. The olciish.oneG Nv e
given place TO the snug and glowing CRATE, or the Ios
noMIcal and able stove. But oOtn hese h'e a.
10 be superseded great extent by the more
Air Furnace. good Eurnsce possesses thfee
vGntages over a stove or CRAZE J.. itwaFs 4
ments from the same re without the annoyance % u
gas 2 lis heat can be graduated Win the uinys' nfs
Of the Register in the apartment wafleo
laes the apartments which il heats causing .,
fresh warm air from the furnace chamber, "H-N-
piled with fresh air from without - ,,.lsEt
2s2 Broadway is acknowledged by al! who nave
trouble TO examine H. to combine tie above soyJb rst
in greater perfection any other IN nisrhe
poratng water keeping the air pure and WHOLESOME
liability 10 crack furniture or 10 warp aoOls n D
tie from their place. Persons Inieres'ea
ner are iQvited TO call and examine for ihernseie'
n9u lmeud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

VESSEL Losr-The agent of the underwriters ct
Nassau, n p. writes under date OF Oct. 30 as follows:
The schooner Cleaner Capt Jones, has been lost at
Castle Island, from Chagyes bound to New.YorS. The
cargo and materials saved the hats, hides and cocoa
come down The Captain states tha, the cargo he be-
leves is insured and owned in New York, and intends
leaving the proceeds here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

Painful DEATH-Lately little girl, about eight
years of age, daughter OF widow lady residing about
eight miles from Lapeer Michigan. frightened in
such manner that she died in about hours after
the fright Her brother. small lad dressed himself in
dried bear skin and chased her as she was going to
nei5hboriny house. What lesson that is to bad
boys Whist sobs and tears that thoughtless &C: has
csst that Lad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

LATER FROM RIO De JASEIRc-By the arrival.
last evening, OF the bark Meteor from Rio Oct 9th We
learn by Csps Jenney that the day previous to his sail
ing there was great rejoicing consequence Of the de-
par'ure Of the Emperor and Empress in the Brazilian
frsae Constitution and their beet on a visit to Flo
Grande and the Provinces. The United States Frigate
KaT''sn, Capt Gregory to sail in company. The
cysnne arrived at Rio the 4,h u from Norfolk in 90
days passage Markets for American produce dull. COT
fee nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

REMovISG OF TAXEs.-We learn from the s.
Johns lcn Bruastocr OF the lth inst that petition
gcrtn ready in that CITY to be forwarded TO Her MSF
praying for the reaxatiou in the Provinces OF iho GUY
Flour. The general failure of the Potato crop has cau
much distress amongst the poorer people especially u
settlers, and the present tax on Flour, under exist
ing circCMstnnces. is regarded as an oppression:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

p The Native organ The Patriot Of this city
says tina; the Catholics have bought up Nauvoodoul-
lands Temple and all in Illinois This affords another
opportunity for an unprovoked attack that Religion.
1.-THE Presbyerians or Me,hodis,s had bought IL would
they be thus attacked Why will political paper con-
tinualy drag religious discussions into politics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20
NEw-YORK--OMcinl.
mississippi Election.

Coopwoods maj. 355 c!ay's do 675
LEGIsLArURE.-H ouSe-Adams. An,i,e, and Will
knson, two Wings each; Warren. three Wings;
Claiborne, one OF each party; Jefferson, one Loco
Foco; Franklin, one Wing, Seaate-Adams, War
ren. and Wilkinson, one Wing each,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20
The Expected News from Europe.
,,...,....,, :, ! 49,, ,,f M. 'T-;h,ua

BosroN Nov. 18th, o'clock, P. NJ
The British Steamer has been looked for hourly since
las, evening. The weather has been rainy and fosey
all day She may be till nearly up to the city
Nearly haitpas, o'c!oek-Mai! cosins-no appear.
ance of the Steamer. Yours. Y. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

return OF THE VOLUNTEERS FROM TEXAs.-
The steamship Cincinnati arrived at an early hour yes
terday morning from Aransas Bay having board the
two Companies Of volunteer Artillery, under Major
CHILLY which were enrolled in this city for the L. States
service in Texas.
detschnen, of artillery o; the Legion Immediately
assembled the Place dArmes for the purpose Of wei
coming the return of their fellow soldiers and salues
between the different corps exchanged The other
company OF Artillery volunteers, under command o.:
Capt Forno IS momenty expected on board the schr.
William Bryan
The following particulars given by the Courier Of
last evening.
There was no news OF importance a; Corpus Christi
We are informed The total force under Gen Taylor
amounts TO upwards OF 5000 men The troops have
commenced building wooden huts shelter them against
the cold which had begun TO be severely felt in Texas
IN O. Com Bulletin, lIth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20
THE TR IBUNE.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 20, is45,

~. ,sy ,N,,,,pt.r ,.ss r@es--Nrs. ChNds History of
,,,.nscs New ruSljcN,oAs New riau for the Improve
t..s, q rerasr Siuea,iNu, Prot Rcuwcss Address on
yrveattoa, and Ps,cu, Riehs. E0a'a Ase-rhe eudes
Departure Lc'ycr from reNss' News Items; Sales ct
S.,N,As Marine News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

L. " B. PALMER. the Agent for most OF the best sf
papers Of al the cities ani principal Towns lhfoasE0a
country far and near Advertisements al his ~
try Newspaper .iirersing Aseacy, in this buldins-p
trance Inc Coal OFFICE. l2l ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

subscriptions received To The Semi-WeeEtI
Nnv
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 70.
Spencer, Mass .......... II Keesevilie ~ Y.....'"!

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsLs.--The sdbscnter having
ec,ed and finished variety OF the above, offer the sa
the most complete yet invented, suitable TO the wants ;
travelling public, containing all that is necessary for ihs
e VITA the addition the Metallic Tablet Srop, for w
ening and keeping in the most perfect order
g. SAUNDERS X SON, III Broadway
NJ, 2t ta) opposite Towards HoE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

r2 Fire sets, fine Polished Steei.-J1x,;; Irstes
and 10. sale very low 100 OF new and oe.u.H i 70 81
SET Also, Coa Hod., shoges, siitrrs, Pokefs as "a
The trade viii lind il their interest examine
sale alsO at retail b. EEWbOULD $1,000.
No. 40 FutDG-st between Broadway ana va Ir,e..
nls lw, ~ Imp9r.ers OF Hard ware ana w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

CENSUS TAKISc-The results of the business sta
s.cs collected in conuexon with the recent census of
this city says the Journal OF Commerce of hide o.
no value for wan, OF completeness inscuracy For
instance according TO the OF lelo the number
cotton factories in the city was 49, according the
present census there are only 3 The value Of goods
manufactured glass houses is now only $500 when
In 1910 it $l37l7l The number OF persons in the
learned professions in 1870 was 1929; only 2l56
The number OF insane and idiots in ls4o was ao now
5q7 And so on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

6EEhmAn's ORIGINAL GgHuISE PcLao.Ic SYguf-p
celebrated remedy Tor the cure of Consumption, e.
Coughs Diseases Of the Lungs Liver Complaint anay
pepsis. be had Usual. the old established ohN
the proprietor. No. 49, CoTtend-st- door oeios
corner Of Greensvcb-st (2) L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

GEoRGIA-The following State officers have been
reelected by the Legislature N c. Barne, Secyeta.
ry of State Walter H. Mitchell, Treasurer; D. E.
Boutwell,, Comptroller General; and P. NJ. Comp
ton, Surveyor General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

MELANCHOLY AccinESr-while the bark Ann
Welsh was on her way down the Bay on Wednesday
last seaman by the name of Robert Richardson who
was shipped from the Sailors Home fell from the fore
topsa; yard on deck and broke and lcg-hc was
ssAah board the pilot boat Thos. H. Smith and died
oil the Highlands, on the passage up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

n II lie rumored tina, there has been another
large fire In Quebec. light recently observed in
that direction. by the passengers on board the Quebec
on her way TO Montreal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

" We have been favored with Catalogue of
Anhers, College for the current College year. The num-
Der of Students follows Seniors, 26 Juniors, %
sophomores IS; Freshmen. 3-Total, lis. The alec
ton OF Prof HrcHcocx 10 tie Presidency have
given new start to the popularity Of this Institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20
The subscriber oilers for sale al
DrnnoCn DPJNEC

r. Graadoes Solar Lamps, Tea Trays aad Id
lary Plated Cake Baskets, Casters, Canoie
Britannia Ware Silver Table AID Tea Spoons, +. sooi
Buyers viii fnG 1t 10 their advantage 20 cali ~ ~ u
srs offered a. great reduction from iortaes
be found cheaper than 81 aIy other Stpte s.s.xl
oSl Iruis (2 ALBERT BEACH, lli CnsLas-----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

Mormon PREPARATIONS FOR MovISG.-James
Arlington Bennett. writes thus to the New. York sun =
hundred families each to be filed up during the
winter for the march California Each family OF ten
persons will have strong wagon drawn by four oxen
and supplied with every thing necessary the journey
troop OF horse will be- organized advance guard
The whole Mormon people are called in from Europe
and America thnt they expect about two hundred
thousand persons to congregute within one year at the
Bay OF 81 francisco Several ships viii be fitted out in
England to take their people round Cape HON md
others will sail from New-York in the Spring"
WATER CURE.-A Water Cure establishment
under the name OF the Brattebcro Intimacy" with
capital Of $4,000 Incorporated al the recen, session
Of toe Vermont Legislature The charter which passed
both branches by very large vote, obtained on
most favorable terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

Our Lock is at the Phenix Bank Mr.. Jones can
have in attempting open it, all the privileges we had
to open his.
One object in this communication is to state tha we
opened Jones's Lock at the Phenix Bank Tuesday
last and with the privileges Of the maker we hold our
selves in readiness do it again. without putting the
Lock out of order Another object is TO caution Bank
er, against placing any confidence in the above ccr,
cate, or any other spurious certificates obtained in the
same deceptive manner should they be introduced By
Mr. Jones to effect the sale OF his Lock hereafter
To prevent farther devices of this kind, we now pub
cy call upon Mr. oncs for the certificate he obtained
for our Lock from the PhenX Bank. and also MI other
certificates given tor Loci: in his possession and
if the demand is not promptly complied with, we must
and shall in sefdeicrcc give Bankers and the public
more full exposition of this matter hereafter and the
same time call their attention to other aricc and dece
ton Mr. Jones rcsorted 10 while employed by us as
Agent for Bank Lock We are perfectly willing that
Mr.. Jones should s usual set his mark high, but he
must no longer stand shoulders to reach IT, For
the truth of the above statement have the privilege Of
referring to N G. Ogden Esqr. Cashier OF the Phenx
Bank. DAY Il NEWELL.
$50 Pros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20
Zoist's Association.

To lse Editor Of Tie Tribune:
perceive that person in the True sun Of to-day,
inquiries What Is the Zoists Association and what Is ts
objecti" answer it s Society of Ladies and Gentle
men for the ascertainment of the truth of Mesmerism
and correlahye sciences of Electricity Terrestrial
Magnetism, Phrenoogy, &c. &c BY Of discussion.
experiments, treatment of disease, &c.
The name is derived from the Greek word Zoe-Liie
soulindrat;ng that seek solution Of those
pr,ng mental phenomena somnambulisn. clairvoJance
&C. &c induced in the magnetic Properly IN
derstood the name is neither uncouh nor indefinite.
The Association holds regular meetings Tuesday
evenings a, American Hall which are free to members
aud those whom they invite and others by tickets
l2l cents each. MEDICUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

II Part OF the Army of Occupation at Corpus
Christi is grumbling because i, has not yet received
its pay nor been permitted to fight Even Texas
has given them the cold shoulder. and they have run
in debt in anticipation of receiving their stipend from
the u S. Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

r. The Patriot of this city carries its hatred to
foreigners far that mans is sin in its Native
eyes In speaking Of Dennis Mccarthy, OF Sana in this
State, he calls him an lrshmsn. We know not wha,
constitutes Na,ice in Patriotic sense but Mr. Nc
Carthy born in this country should think it gave
him some claim to the tile OF Nattre does the
Patriot intend to add third principle to Natvisrn and
prosecute man for bearing the name Of his fatherl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20

II Hovey's Writing Ink, sold by Nesb.s corner of
Wall ana wa:er s,s received the premium q; tho late
Fair. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-20
Caut;on-,uportnut 10 Bankers.

~ Probably Bankers aware that h & Jones' 81
Newark n J. not long since employed as Agent for
tue sale OF our Bank LocSS and would here state
thar while active in that capacity ne obaiucd commend
atory certificates from Banks he furnished for our Lock
aud took the liberty os having them given in his own
name and our Lock called Josss Lock- consequently our
Lock has been conounded with his that IN many
places known only us J0Aess Lock. Mr.. Jones has re-
Gently obtained in his name from the Cashier OF
the PheuX Bank of ths city certificate for enc o our
Locks which he sold .nen in lS!l, which reads rs fol-
lows: PIiENIN BANK, Oct Attn lei''
certify that in the year ISL purchased OF H. g
Jones OF Newark, OF his Bank Locks, wnich ma,
been in constant and has given entire satisfaction
have much confidence in the Locks constructed by
Mr Jones. that have this day purchased another OF
them 10 put upon the Banking House and think 1t
perfect security against burglars or pickocks
(Signed) N. G. OGDEN, Cashier
The above certificate purporng to have been obtained
for Mr. Jones Lock- was fact given for a Lock mani
featured BY us and sold 10 the Phenx Bank by II. G.
Jones'
What confidence can be placed in the statements OF
man that will rcsor; such miserable alternative 10
sci! his Locks we leave (without commenD for the
public to decide We would merely state. however
thet we recently opened with duplicate key nj the Phe
nix Bank one of Jonns's hundred and nifty dollar
Locks twice in less than minutes it being locked On
different combination by the Cashier each time-thus
showing conclusiyely this, in every other instance
that it cannot be secure against the maker 1t opened
in the presence of the Cashier and also
Messrs. John Parker, J. COnnor smith.
is. Langworthy, W NJ WhinmoFe,
: B. Hoffman. Jr