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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09
DIR. Iardner's Lectures.

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Newton CON ectures respecting Comets-Belss Comet
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Discoveries of Lese-Diierential Thermometer-Radi
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The New.York Tribune.

PiuLADELPHIA July So NJ
The Natives had a meeting last evening IN hide
pendence Sqaare Gen. Desrborne OF Massachusetts, pre-
siding -.
In firing Native salute last evening IN the DIS
trct of Southwark the piece premsturcy exploded Sc
riously inurng sman named James NcCracken
Cochrane: the pawnbroker. against whom some
hafdozen bills Of Indictment pending was convicted
last evening in the Court Of Sessions upon the hrsi one
and will no doubt be upon the whole If ted-they charge
him with receiving goods knowing them to have been
stolen.
Jacob Frick a violen, Tyleriie, and Peter Dung
worth have both been turned out Of The Custom House
The dwelling of James Gregory, Esq Front St
near Walnut has again been robbed of various articles
Of value.
But little done in Stocks today State S. with
interest were firm az 49, Wilmington Railroad shares
fell on for Texas Notes - were asked for 10 per cent
Bonds 30 asked while 22i were bid for per cents
First Bodrd-S250 state 81 C. * d. 70. elOuO do, 81
81 Commercial Bank 80 y Farmers and Mechanics
Bank 40. 100 Wilmington Railroad l3', $4,000 state
S. dc and int -. $500 United States Bank Notes. -
Second Bodra-sloOO State 5s 5 De and int 73i 10 VII
mington Railroad 1876; 80 do d. l3s $1,000 do os, LESS,
81. $1,000 do do 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

GLSERAL NEWSPAPER AGEycY.-The New
York Office Of Mr.. Y. B. PALxERs General News
paper Agency is again located in the Tribune Build
ings second story il before the FIRE OF February
last Business in city wishing TO extend their
sphere Of operations may. by calling on Mr. Palmer.
learn just yhm journals circulate most extensively in
any section where hey would ike advertise and may
obtain the insertion OF their Advertisements IN the best,
papers in such way as viii render them far more ef
fectve for their The advertisers make payment
here and know beforehand JUS, wha. they are 10 pay
and how much publicity they viii obtain BY il. News
paper collections and other business is also performed
through Mr.. Planners Agency with prompt.tude and on
moderate terms The regular Offices of the Agency
KEEP, in Boston New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
and Mr. p is the authorized agent Of more than Srsa
Hundred of the principal Newspapers in the Country.
Mr.. Palmer is emphatcsly the practical originator Of
the plan Of Universal Newspaper and Advertising
Agency though the idea IS not novel, and the utility Of
such Agency has long been obvious. But be the
frs; devote himself TO the Arduous work OF put
ting the plan in operation and il he has gwen years
Of unremired and temporarily unrecompenscd effort
We rejoice to learn that the attention of Merchants &C.
has a, length been gained BY its manifest advantages and
that he is now doing business which bids fair 70 re
ward his Abors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

T@ We learn from the New Haven Herald that
THos G. WOODWARD, Esq. has retired from the
Ediiorshp of that paper, which is henceiOrth to be
conducted b. his former partner J. B. CAaMSoroS.
Esq. We are so.ry to the following in Nh WooD
wARp's Card
"Acr the labor and toll Of more than thirty years as
editor and publisher he retira< not to repose upon his
laurels but to look new source Tor suoss'-
ence',
We regret TO this and trust ha; better fortune yet
awaits him He wields the pen of an able and ready
writer. The Herald u good whis paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

'NArIoSAL HoTEL.'-This is a new travellers
home by Chas. Wyckotf Co. on the site Of the
old York House No 5 Cor'landtst- The house
and furniture entirely and excellent the living
generous and the terms moderate (slt day for tran
sien, vsiter The house though wide is quite deep
and rOomy extending through Lbertyst and the To-
cation is very convenient for business men, being near
Broadway the steamboat landings and the mercantile
section Of city. Only put the Bar down cellar in
tight box. with the key lost and this Hotel could
hardly be improved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

" The Custom House department at ~. John,
mas directed that officer be taken board the psssen
ger steamboats, al the Isle Noix and that he pro-
ceed Immediately the examination Of the passengers
luggage This Arrangement will time, and enable
the passengers proceed TO Montreal BY the with
out the usual delay
" Nathan Miller widovcr Of 40, with nine
children has been mucted in the Of 800 in
aon for breach Of marriage promise brought by Miss
Mary Ann Rhodes maiden the blind side Of thirty,
IN the Steuben County Court
r. Rev. w. c. Wisner, Of Lockport, has been
preaching series Of discourses vindicstion OF the
Galows The Editor of the Niagara Courier takes the
other side OF the question and maintains il with creda
bic zeal and ability.
~ Forty members OF the Methodist Church in
e. Louis have signed declaration in which they ayow
their purpose Join the Methodist Church South,
but remain IN the Old Church and the Editor Of the
Christian Advocate and Journal them that the
Church will supply their wants.
II Miguel Aranguen, aged IL. from Havana a
pupil Mr. Greene's Academy, Jamaica Plain. was
drowned on Monday afternoon between and O'Clock.
he had been visiting his friends IN Boston and only
turned few minutes before be repaired the pond 10
battle, and met with his untmely fate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

'BIRNEY AND BIRSEYIsN We have several
letters from Political Aboliiionis,s in reference 10
Birney, etc. which must wait day or two longer
their turn Tor discussion Meantime, those friends
who have sent us two dfEeren, copies of Mr.. Biz
ncys Letter to the Evening Journal, published in
the Aibany argus. and here published in handful
as an extra of the Osrego Palladium have our
thanks for their uninientional kindness. While we
await time TO pay our respects TO them in lump.
will they jus, consider why it is that the LocoFcco
journals-which not long ago pu, forth without dis
sent if not with direc, appreciation Gov Marcys
airocious suggestion that the uiterance of Abolition
sentiments must be suppressed By penal enactments
if not otherwise are now so ready 10 publish column
after column OF Mr.. Birneys Abolitonism, and even
issue Extras expressly for it What does this
mean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09
rO.DAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAcE-Frcnch Gayety workingmens Cee-
brssicn at wolburn Mass Miscellaneous.
forHrH PAeE.-The Repeal Association and the
OConnel Club Money Matters Marine Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

~ MORGAN L. MARTIN, Esq. of Green Bay, has
been put in nomination by the Wisconsin Loco
roco Territorial Convention. as candidate for Del
gate to Congress al the September election Mr.
NJ was formerly resident of Lewis Co in this
State bu, has lived in the Territory for the las, II
wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. l. > B. T. ., g 9, TO- IL, Il, Is
ID II. Il. % "a
Common PLrAs-Part ? in Superior Court Room
Nos 50 As 81 So 70 81 90 10 l30 % 81 TO- =, 50 s.
IL IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

~ The fourth annual meeting Of the New. Y ork
State Youths Temperance Society viii be held in
the city of Troy. on "Wednesday. the 18th day of
Angus, next The different Youths Temperance
Associations throughout the State are requested to
send delegates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

~ People from the country wishing for AZ afternoons
en- oymeGt cannot do better than 10 ss Inc Aihere Az
Museum This place sbounds it'll curoriiiss rom every
part OF the hsbltable globe In addition the Cannoa iie
from the Bay VI Islands will perform the ar danes o. MS
nsion The other smusements are rch snn 'Aiea- ie'
Romance al y O'Clock. and al IN NE evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

q Hypochrondnacs are pouring into Peae's snseu m
mighty to wness me drosres OF that fnnee OF Comcs
msraker He Is out observe. IN dinereat eh1ac-
t~rA5 Reader have you heard him. Ths q hls a.t week
s week !, being Der last week IN our city, SAIGON enses'
tainmepS liza afternoon u O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

~ ELYsIAs FIELDs.-The free exhibition yesterday al
The Elysan Fields Hoboken attracted very lsrge and
lec company. Those ho have for recreation will ind
this the beautiful grounds Of Hotoken healthy and
arraciive The exhibitions od every fair aiternoo-
See adv.
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,-Y The writer of the Mystery of lniquiiy
shall have place tomorrow.

rY~ We are inclined 10 think, from several cir
cumstsnces that the report Of dreadful sccden, at
Ithaca the ith is wicked forgery. 1t pretends TO
come from the Ithaca Journal the Loco-Foco paper Of
that place 1t in this village that the celebrated
"Roorback' forgery was concocted BY LocoFoco
oicehoder. We suspect this is another and meaner
one. We trust il may be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

Commemorative have seen letter from Rev.
statement which appeared in columns few days
since to the effect that he sustained Mr Humphrey De
ess,e from the Old School Assembly in the views
pressed by him the subject OF Slavery the late
meeting of the General Association of Connecticut Our
information, we believe derived from a Norwich
paper. Mr.. Hall says he made remarks whatever
the doings of the General Assembly. the vindica
ton OF those dongs by Mr.. Humphrey. Enough said
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

~ The Herald affects TO grumble at not secur-
ing the Lists of Letters and would have the public
attribute its failure TO the fact tina, the Postmaster re
ouired afidavits of the Circulation OF the several
Journals IN this city, without regard TO Circulation
elsewhere Now expected to lose the Advertising OF
the Letters if lost it at ALL by this very restriction
for though feared competition with the Herald IN
any way we did apprehend that the True sun might II
val us in City crculaton-yet we have felt and never
could deny that the Postmasters rule was the obvious
and only Just one The Postage Reform law requires
the publication Of the Lists Of Letters uncaed for IN the
the journals Of largest crculaionbutc circulation Hhref
Suppose we sent 1--WE thousand copies daily 10 Europe or
Canada-what has that do with the advertising OF the
Lists of Letters in the Nec- York PostOice Beside,
would not the opposite rule throw the Advertising over
the Religious journals of the most numerous secs
who really print the Forty Thousand copies which
the Herald daily boasts Of but comes down to Trere
thousand Daily and many Weekly, when it comes to
a showing
| The Express though it disclaims all complaint,
intimates that IL NIGH, have had better luck if the
General instead of City Circulation Of the several jour
mails had been the We shall be happy at any time
to compare Mail subscriptions General outoCty Cir
cula,on with the Express if that paper desires it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

~ G.Ivanic Riuss.-Be no. deceived-tn Sc,vsuie
Gsysn.c Kings require no fuid increase nss = -
power For only by DR.. CREIcnroSs M ssssns
and 81 Fulton 334 Broadway; 81 WAikssSs {.asSnA-
70 Cuion's cor. OF Grand and Bowefy ~ 49, -
Brooklyn Mrs. Hays. Pnee two shailpgsi 81 Wo1S
n B. Semi b. nal ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

EorrcE-Johrsoa's Din.ns saloon viii % opsn 70 r
July 9Th 1875 al ia Fu.ion-sL near Broadway ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

~ In this Free Country we o~n ~ 80 shosA
God bless then and eSeIy
nave one Of u, So cay the psPera 80 ~ shd bsse
,ngs Co.'S Aromatic Fumgaio every msn ~ovipf q
nnoleasant odors &C. &c they unsiuAsa' -, nrcee
nave not already supplied tblseyrs with lms ,s D.
ssrs srce should do 80 al once Pnce only it ;s1W
not ga Broadway. tlpl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

GENTLEMEN An article in your paper OF this morn
ing respecting contains several false and csumniou,
and in-Inuaons particularly IN regard 70 the
amount OF money received by me from the Company
One Of the items stated wholly and all respects false
others are grossly exaggerated never sold any rock
or earth the Company 70 contractors but on terms
which rendered the materials cheaper 70 the Company
have gwen good deal Of Land the Company. but
sold none did not receive salary from the Company
for more than about half OF the period mentioned IN your
article.
Whether the Senate passed the Law Of last Session be-
cause promised 70 RESI- gn question for them 70 de
ermne.
have heretofore refraned from noticing the SANDER
Gus rumors and publications respecting my connection
with the y Y and Z. Railroad deemng them 10 proceed
from quarters hostile the Road. which ruth would
not be likely 10 overcome. ELEALAh LOhD.
july :. l-45
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

THE INDICATORS By LEIGH HusT. Part l., forms
No. XIV. Of Wiley & Putnsm's Library Of Choice Read
ing We believe the world hss fully made up its mind
that this is sde ghrl book for those who read TO be de-
lighted and know what ought 70 delight them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

in which she the water was Unknown 70 ''e
and Kenzie was discharged =, .
we observe that the Brooklyn ferry boats since 1ns
action was brought agains, them ~ recently
moor their boats before they take down the par
possibility All fair l,onhnie''-
- The NewYork Sacred MUSIC Society nave
in rehearsal a splendid oraiorio. called the Seven
sleeu-r.~ composed By German Professor, Dr. Loewe
Il will be produced early in -cptember
II The Phenix Total Abstinence Society Of coored
persons Of this City started Monday night for Hudson
from the hail the basemen; Of the Tabernacle in Broad
way carrying with them beautiful banner which hss
been recently presented to them. The Convention Il IA
understood Will consist o; Delegates from Societies in
every section OF the State without regard TO complexion
and IL object is the promotion Of the cause of Total Alb
stnence from all ntoxicstns liquors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09
Reclamation Of Mr. Lord.

Hon. ELrAzAR LORD yesterday resigned the Pre-
sdency of the Erie Railroad Company. Now, gen
tlemen who have represented Mr. Lord as the great
obstacle to the progress Of the work let US see the
proof Of your statements Mr.. Lord IL out OF the
way will you just hurry up those three millions
If YOU neglect or fail to do it, you will be accused
Of a factious and reckless opposition to man. and
the presumption will be very strong against you.
We are not well acquainted with the facts in the
case, and pronounce no judgment on any party but
we canno, doubt Mr.. Lords capacity or energy
while we are sure he has most earnestly desired and
labored for the prosecution of the work. II looks
as though he had beer rather hardly treated, but we
are not qualified to pronounce judgment on that
point All we desire is the vigorous prosecution OF
the work. Capitalists of New-York Property
holders Business men if you do not wish to see
our city mere adjunct of Boston, come down with
your subscriptions for the Erie Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

n The NEW YORK Journal OF MEDicIsE AND
THE COLLATERAL SCIENCES for July, is the commence
nlent Of new volume 1t is edited I'VE need say with
srea, ability BY CHARLES A. LEE NJ d. and is eminent
ly worthy OF the high place holds Medical periodical
literature L. Is published BY monthly for s. per annun
J. & Il. G. Langley. Aston House, the publishers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

~ Fisk and Rice, merchants of Boston, failed
about years ago for $4,000 and settled with their
creditors by paying 50 per cent They have since been
successful in business and have paid the balance OF their
debts principal and interest. This is noble example
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subscriptions Received to the Weekly Td'''

Cab "a all oases accompanying nf "~''
Mn..r.x II.LY y
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the long experience Of the owners could suggest ana h
probably fine specimen ofthe perfection Of naval ar
chiieciure the ocean affords The cabin Is fitted up
with rosewood and mahogany ofthe most expensive va
rietes, and the rooms which arc very large are
comfortable and well furnished. The tideia sals on
the 10Th and mas already several passengers engaged
among others Jas W Hale Esq Ell p NJ q. and dsugh
ter We trust the Fiieia may be fortunate than
her predecessor
- We learn from the Evening Mirror that the
Broaday Journal IS not disconiinued-only suspended
for a week
- The child left by a heartess lrishman In the
charge Of woman board one OF the Brooklyn ferry
bOats has been adopted by lady Of wealth
- On Monday says the Brooklyn Advertiser
the body Of young woman about p years OF age was
found in the Eas, River, near ThomPsons wharf and
from the freshness Of her appearance twas judged she
could not have been in the water many days Her at
tire superior and her appearance altogether de-
noted that OF an English woman II IS supposed that it
the body Of Mrs John O'Nei, Of Brooklyn, as she
has been missing for several days
- MoRr sEAHoRsE.-The Newark Advert
Of a threatened invasion by hugeNasiodon
skeleton dug up near Hackeristown, NewIersey. We
helped construct the big skeleton at - Lou. beside
having inspected the ses-Horse very curlous4y We
uoL ti-nh we are cA-ed upon, tHeIeAO'ef " o'--' "
the building OF this.
CS@A Magne,icTelegraph is abou; 10 be construct
ed from this City Forr Hamilton The wires are to De
laid on posts and pass through the streets OF Brooklyn
and Will the East River point near the Jackson
Ferry. line has s.o been projected from Boston to
Concord n H.
rY- The Norwich Boats leave New York here
after AT o'clock instead of 5. See adv.
II The work on the Dry Dock al the Navy
Yard is in rapii of progression There are about
two hundred hand. now employed thereon, and this
number IS receiving constant accessons Altogether the
place exhibits a very busy and animated scene.
e The Coder-dam for the purpose OF raising
Capt kdd's vessel now nearly completed and next
week viii be pumped out and the money raised The
stockholders. IL is supposed viii not need pumping
q The Philadelphia Railroad Company have
finally refused to let the Magnetic Telegraph along
their track. The Peterson Company, however, are vii
ing q should pass over their road
Y We have petition. powerfully signed to
notify the Stree; Inspector that Dead Cat has LAID
Norfolk stree, from Friday to Tuesday" This Is near
the residence OF Alderman Rich believe, and is de-
clcedly rich case
In the case ofMary Ann Coddington. drowned on
Saturday, The jury rendered verdict thai the manner
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-09-30
Valuable Medicine.

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selves eectual assistant Of nature, having cured in
the United States least hundred thousand per-
of diseases which had been pronounced incura-
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These Pills. form the peculiar properties they pos
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whom is the universal "breah cflfe," who partakes
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namely, mpurity imperfect circulation ofthe blood.
Those who suffering from bad state Of health,
will do well to give them a trial.
AGENTS.
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P. Fletcher and Son, Bridport; Wright and
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Lac. Mead, Cornwall; J. Simonds. Watch
Point; A. Wetherbee, Ferrisburgh Centre
Allen and Wheeler, North Ferrsburgh; NV.
Kinsley, Monkton Ridge; Geo. w. Parmelee
Bristol; Simon Taft, Whiting.
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