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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-17

wv. NJ. PRIcE, the L. S. Attorney in n. York,
nnieI The jackson and Van Buren, adminsira ons and
who assisted Swsrt"ont in robhiig the Government.
committed suicide On the i0h INST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-17
Wee Spring GNd Summer Goods
AysgsaF GEEs lSsG

And almost every article us1alIy found IN Dry Goods
Store. TINS s'oe, has been selected Nth great cfre.
aud The Subscribers liltcr themselves will c5mpate
point OF choapness. le and durability, With any othfr
stock IN the maket.-lhey deem II unnecessary lo.
tow the custom ol giving extended list al tie many
aftIrles lhey offr-but would say 10 all IL want If
h. sold as low the Goods can be bought at
any house III this place. The subscribers solicit call
purchasers feeling assured they VIII find IL 10 Their
interest 10 owe HER stock examination beure ptr-
chasing elsewhere.
:. GUGGFNlIElMER s BkOIllEal
Aml 1su
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n WI \ y VVJTIVT 81,
No. 80 Nam Street.
Richmond August ID isli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

The fourth volume was prepared and Mr.. Carter oder
ed 500 for the privilege of having the sheets some two
weeks In advance Of their publication abroad Suose-
quently, however, and without any knowledge on my
part 10 enable TO compete with him upon the new
basis of remuneration the contract 20 pay Slc0 wa
changed into agreement 10 allow tie author one hc
he profits Of all TIA; sold (of the 4h vol only OF
ordered and paid for. PREVIOUS TO THE PUBLICATION
OF ANY RIVAL EDITION !! | would have done much
better Ger him than this
This agreement however such As it was was mace oy
Mr. Carter with full knowledge that the 5st e7tePTist
Of cheap edition mine and his coEPetttoT ins'
we had both entered into the matter without reference
10 the author that had invested large sum In the IN
dertsking that had supplied thousands with the Vork
and pledged 10 complete It and that couo NOT WIKI
safety or proprety retreat
These are the simple facts which desire lsy before
the public To my enterprise believe the oooS owes
its popularity Nh Carter his large profits the author his
present participation in them and The country the almost
eratuitous circulation of useful work.
word or two more and have done. The Newly ork
Observer" OF 18th ut says Boston paper says maj
this rival edition is published in New York we are
proud 20 sag that this is great mistake We do not be-
eve that there 10 publisher in the city Tho
would take the responsibility of getting up rival edition
Of such book as this in defiance OF the rights and
wishes of a stranger" &c.
leave the public judge, have bat add that COM
pee edition of the four voumes in one octave volume
published the city Of Neso York By w. H. Colyer was
sold at the Trade Sale in this City ten days before
the above article appeared and before my oooo tdioT'
cas or, Of press.
Again.The "Eew.York Observer" says: The Phil-
adephia edition of the fourth volume has on Its back The
announcement Ih Portraits, but the purchaser will
find on examination that there is but in it." &C.
The announcement with Portraits"is part of the
running e of the four volumes and Is TO be found on
al them and in each OF the preceding volumes e is
portrait Whether our announcement then, with Por-
traits" Is true we leave the public to judge.
have endeavored TO make this reply temperate and
courteous possible have great faith in the force OF
fact, and but irtle in severity oflanguage. Let Chris
,;an people decide whether have been wroDged.
JAMES NJ CAMPBELL.
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The brig T. Street, Capt Mcconnell, arrived yes
terdsy from Havana bringing papers to the ootn inst
ten days later than our last advices.
One OF Havana correspondents writes us IN rsanon
TO the OF Santa Anna. The letter Is Gated
HAVANA, Feb Goth. 1s46.
Santa Anns appears TO have more important business
on bis hands just than cock ghng and his chickens
have little fun than Growing over their past vicso
RES The ex-President has his emissares going oack
wards and forwards continually between Havana and
Mexico and his ex.Minsters who are here in exile
along with him very ssnguine Of his return to his
n-rive land much than most people are aware
of. As 20 the idea Of establishing monarchy in
Mexico more especially Spanish one. Santa Anna
and his friends laugh at 1t the most absurd chi
uers in existence Il Is that large sums OF money
continually been from this place for the puT-
pose of corruping the present Government OF Mexico
and eisssres nave also being sent by the authorities
here to work upon tia discontinued in the prcklypear
Republic but they will find in the end that they might
well have kept their money g. home, TO pay tneir
own debts with as TO thrown il away upon such an ao
sured and Quxo,ic scheme have htte doubt ina at
this very time the city of Mexico Is in favor OF Santa
Ans's return and much is Vera Cruz in his in
teres tina. on the arrival of the late Dngsh steamer al
that place. being reported that he board there
was quite demonstration in his favor, and il, Is even
said that several persons thrown In pyison 81 the
military authorities give this last report heesd it
Your fsithful subscriber, 5. w.
IN o. Picoyuns, 9th Inst.
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sey 70 cts Oats are 44ei7 for Northern 43o43t for
Jersey, with sales 1000 bush In Barley thsreis nothing

sey at 70 cts os.s are 44ei7 for Eorherp of3s sor
Jersey With sales 1000 BUSH In Barley thsres nothing
doing
WHIsKY-Cont:nues very heavy. and buyers gen era
IL offer but 2lt for bbls Sales 100 State Prison 22c
Drudge casks are 2li, and dull.
HAY-There is a moderate business doing al 20 as
cts for city trade. The arrivals very large
FEATHERS-We note sale OF 1000 lbs inferior at q
cts cash. Prime lots bring 81 80 cts.
LEADA parcel Of 1900 pigs changed hands at Is per
100 lbs cash.
TOBACCO-There have been sales OF 100 hhds Ken.
lucky az 9: for inferior. and sac for good cut
GROCERIES-The markets are firm, bu, there Is DOT
very large business doing. The amour. landing Ia
moderate.
PROvISIONs-These Is nothing new In Pork. mod
crate demand exists Sales 100 bbs Prime al 30
Ness is norninally llel lai. Old Prime is out OF mar
ket Old Mess 10 62t. In Beefthere is no, much doing
Prime is 2596 So Mess 759s So We note sales l40
bbls Beef Hams 90 per Dbl In Picked Meats there
10 some movement. Sales 50 bbls Hams al cts; Mid
dinss st Lard continues firm and rather active
Sales 200 bbs at part actual tare and lbs do No At
81; per 100 lbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

FLOUR AND MEAL There Is more doing to-day but
al low prices For shipment lot 1000 5bls have been
taken at i and for home and the last some $500
bbs ST as So including 1850 obls Troy al 3tc9
a the latter for Globe TIE stock of Orleans is about
10000 bbls The quotation is 5e5 la! for round hoop
In Southern there but fair demand We note sales
500 bbs Richmond Country RI Is for straight brands SD
perne u. for mixed and 90 for fine. The range of
Southern IL 25 Brandywine Is held our Of mar
ket at 50Rye Flour is not arriving SO freely. We
quote 2563 So For Corn Meal there good inquiry
Sales 300 Jersey at 1913 81.
GRA1N-We near of nothing farther doing In Wheat
Miers in market present rates. The supply
OF Corn Is small and prices steady Sales 1000 bushels
Jersey 20 The sales Rye for export within two
or three days reach 900 bushels nearly all 7s
Sales 1900 bush for dising Is ets and 100 d. Jer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
Connectieu,-Dsssya.

lBv Expreus FROM the centre and both ends Oh toe
State we received the returns from hail Of Conneccu
before o'clock yesterday morning. ana aom s'A.H
mar. more BIZ o'clock Threesourths OF our CITY SUD-
scrbers and nearly all out OF the City were suppheo
win tho News brought BY our first Express from Hart.
6o,d NewHaren Bridgeport, &c. though not without
some delay in the delivery of papers by our Carriers
which our subscribers Will at least pardon e" for ana
blame ue II any body. few viii thus have missed Inc
Tribune at their breakfast tables bur more must nave
been by che early receipt oil news Whlcn
thew could no. Otherwise have obtained TILL next day The
pewa was obtained by but one other paper the journal
of Commerce.
The struggle Of Monday was very spirited and
close. owing to combination OF adverse yet congo
NAL elements against the Wing ticket. A late, Wing
Legislature had passed, though not by party vote,
an act allowing each Townto License the Rum traffic
or forbid ii as such Town should think proper, at
snecial Election The first Election under this law
took place last Fall, when most Of the Towns, In
Guiding nearly all the large unes voted not to Ii
cense. This naturally created dissatisfaction,
especiay among the dealers in and votaries Of In
toxicatins LIQUORS. The leading Loco Foco journal
at once sounded the charge Of hostility to the Excise
Law. of which the Wing candidate for Governor
was known to be determined supporter Now,
while decided majority of the People of Connecti-
cut are Wings and an at least equal majority are
Temperance men, i, is notorious that these two ma
orities are not composed Of precisely the same ma
terials. and that all the Loco.Focos united with
those Wings who like Liquor profit by selling it
would form majority. We anticipated very
close contest therefore. and have not been disap-
pointed.
The Nev. Hacen Palladium Of yesterday brought
US last evening returns from all the towns we lack
ed 10 excepted The total vote thus far stands thus;
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~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.


Park Clarissa Perkins. Cobb. fm Palermo, past Glib
raltar 50 days udse to Chastelain & Ponvert March
o. at n. In lat 32 Ion 60 45 saw ship bearing SSW
on fire beat up windward for IL hour. and found
her to be cotton loaded vessel apparently new IN g
stern burnt to the waters edge oremat lying over the
bows main and mizen masts burnt OFT and lying fore
snd aft deck gilt bethead the iulsid work paint
ed black chain plates painted red, and all in one piece
with the dead eye copper on her bottom no boats
near her. Supposed the crew had left her some time
previously Goth ult lat 30 Of. Ion go, spoke British
bark Pearl I'm Dublin of and for st Johns, B. Al de
out. The has experienced stormy Westerly gales
during the passage Stove buwarks and suffered much
in loss of sails.
Brig Broom. of Robbnston. Mcclure, II DIS I'm st
Johns P R. Col Mann & Welsh's equestrian company
and establishment on board. Sailed in company with
brig Harbnger of Calais for Msyague TO load for NY
Left brig Nancy Jane, ldg for Phil.
Brig Hamt Wilson. Sc DIS I'm Antwerp with mds to
order Goth ut la, % 8. long 6l Al spoke ship leop,
So bark Quinnebaug of Bath, Drummond. from Matan-
for Venice days OUT 9Th, lat AZ II. long 20 % saw
large ship with loss of main yard, ste er,ng + Z
few days after passed several spars and qeany OF
drift wood.
schr velasco, Tew, from West Coast Of Africa. Feb
llth and Cape de Verbs 9th, with hides to l. Me-
Cracker. Left 81 Jago, Port Pray. ships James
town and Southampton, Ill WE'LL brig Ottawa from
Norfolk for 81 Themas, with stores for the African
squadron Art Feb 25. U brig Boxer, IL days from
Boston-reported having experienced heavy weat her;
threw overheard four OF her guns cut two anchors
lost boat foretop gallant mas jib.boom and sus-
tanned other damage. March 9th, lat 81 p long AZ H.
spoke English bark Temperance. from Liverpool bound
TO Vera Cruz.
Schr Exit Huntey I'm Phil coal
Schr Frances, Fowler, fm Sweadboro, J, coal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
q For sales of Stocks, SC. see fourth page.

TUESDAY, P NJ
After the Board sales of Harlem made at &C. but
it then rallied The bears appear 10 have combined to
force stocks still lower and the members Of the Board
really able buy not disposed to put their shout
ders under the marke-were disposed to place that
valuable member in such perous position.
No doubt the considerable fell OF the last few days
has, by using up margins on hypothetical stocks,
thrown large amounts the market and it is noticeable
that nearly all the sales to-day cash sales. The
array of lame ducks has been Increased during the last
few days by new recruits from the ranks OF the bulls
At the Second Board stocks still lower, but
the feeling was upward at the Close
The demand for foreign Bills has materially declin-
ed and rates are lower The scarcity Of money renders
It impossible for importers to make large remttan
ces and consequently, the supply OF bills accumuates
The Banks afford few facilities, doing only por-
ton e the offerings of their regular dealers and nothing
for any one else Like the croupier of rouge ct nor
table, the Banks rake In all the money and let out but
very te They have adopted strong contracting policy
il preparation for drain OF precious metals to be the
consequence of the workings OF the SubTreasury bill
There is considerable difference of opinion to the
prospects of the bill in the Senate. Mr. Webster Is OF
opinion that cannot psss and Mr. Eannegan thinks it
will be materially amended passed it should by all
means be accompanied by Warehousing bill Sterling
cannot be quoted o. Good bills be had at that
figure and canoot be freely sold that Francs
inally sos.
The increase of the Harlem Railroad for March
shows gain of $1,000 the month Of last year
The earnings of the three months of the present year
compared with the time in ls45, have been as fol-
lows:
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For The New.York Tribune.
D,Aubigne's Copyright aud Publishers.

Nh. EprToR-On the 2Sth u.o. editorial article ap-
peared In the New-York Observer" which is calculated
to inure me, personally and as publisher am aware
that it is usual for newspapers 10 interfere in matters
OF this kind. The present case, however Is rendered
peculiar by the wide circulation Of my name in connec
ton with 'Aubigues History. The NewYork Observer
having refused admit this reply, beg to be heard
through your columns.
In the year ls4O and ls4I Mr. Robert Carter OF your
city published D'Aubigne's History Of the Reformation
in three volumes at the price OF 50 So without any
agreement, with the author or any participation with
him in the profits OF the work He published it for
egn books are every day published in this country,
common literary property.
InDecember 1872, a, the earnest solicitation OF Chris
ian friend who urged the duty OF giving wider circu
lson to the work than copy costing 50 50 was likely
to have, l announced cheap edition. The announce
ment Of the work for rs cea,s welcomed from
end Of the u Sstss TO the other By Protestants OF every
denomination and Cersymen ofevery Protestant Church
forward with the most earnest recommendation Of
IL Mr. Carter had paid nothing and was, certainly not
entitled monopoly. He wrote however, TO me at
once expressing his anxiety" and threatening "a cheap
edition. In competition. If persisted" In reply. dis.
claimed the principle Of competition, stated thar my OBJ
ect was wide diffusion of the work" reioiced to
learn that he would issue cheap edition Of the work.
and hailed him as fellow laborer in the good
He published his cheap edition, and told has since
admitted ,hst my undertaking hiss been the OF
putting several thousand dollars in his pocket Nothing
ys: said by any body about the authors rights
about honor" Justice" and morality" Ny enter
prise however was from time to time spoken of by the
'New.York Observer in calculated TO inurs Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
Trade of the Hudson.

Produce and Country Merchandise irrfn al Neto' York
APRIL G-Laks Boa: Senate B OstraudeT-7 bbs beans
5s bbs potatoes P Barber ~ bbs potatoes l2l dozen
brooms kegs butter. 20 order.
Toc BOG: star Penfeid Day s Co.'S Line. Cd.skQ. Capt
Hor,on-lO0 sides leather & G. Brooke lis do Billiard
g. Co; 255 do, Hyde r; cows and calves r. Hollen.
beck; do do. Van VIE & Brown horse and wagon
R. Pamatiar 80 bus potatoes John Morrson 10 ools ap
pies j. Van 10; calves Capt, Taylor; Is cases goods
100 stools NJ & Huat; "a rolls bonnet boards Willis p
s. futile; 25 boxes N Seaman l6l bales hay to ORDER
bbs box eggs keg butter bbls ashes IS bbls Hour
cows and calf 10 order.
Daily Arrivals of Produce. stock, &c. by the
New-Yorl and Erie Railroad Company
j. F. CLartson -Igent.
Weekly receipt of milk, week ending 9Th April 1876,
1850 OTIS milk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
New.York Cattle Market....Apra6

At Market 672 Beef Cattle, 900 from Pennsyvsna) 50
Cows and Calves, and zoo Sheep and Lambs.
PRicEs-Beef Ca,tle-We have this week 10 notice at
market smaller number of 5eeves offering than for sew
era months past and though these have not been in
rery active request 200 head remaining over unsod9
prices on most qualities, have considerably advanced
and the market may be quoted at 6G7 90 No sales
OF consequence were made below the former figure
Coos and Colres-The moderate number at market
were all taken a, prices ranging in quality from S. TO
s3OaSi0 A Sigh, advance.
Sheep and Lamb,-The supply last week was hardly
adequate TO the sctve request that prevailed. AL at
market taken at 81 and s. to Sc.
Hay and S:rdr-Thc latter article Is and in de-
rand. |. commands 81 49, Sales OF North River loose
Hay a. 81 al l2t per cwt.
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Total. go far. 243OO 23sl8 1851
roa Dnl

Total. 80 lar, 24jUU zoolo 1ool 81. ,o-o
Bisselps plurality 5s2 Baldwins pluraiity sou
The towns to come in voted last year as follows
Baldwin. 1858 Toucey, 1921 Scat 2s7.
So there is no doubt that Hon. CLARK BIssELL
of Norwalk, the Wing candidate, has plurality OF
the votes cast and is the leading candidate for eec-
ton by the Legislature.
The Scattering votes are not u returned, and Will
not fall short of 2OOO nearly all for Francis Gillette,
the Liberty candidate. Ninetenths ofthese are cast
by thorough Temperance men, and yet they have
been so cast as very possibly to give victory to the
natural Allies Of Slavery and ensure repeal OF
the Excise Law Such is Birneyism.
The new Legislature stands thus far,
Senate. 9 Wings, Locos 3 to hear from
House. .6s Wbigs, go Locos; IS no choice; "a to
come In.
X.h bridgeport Senate District reported Loco by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08
New Publication.

although the immense fortunes which have
been made in the space of few years, in regular busi
pursuits from small beginnings are uniformly the
result of advertising in the newspapers Of the country
is singular fact that but Treatise the subject
viz the Road TO Weahk' has ever been published in
thia country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

At Brooklyn on Monday, 9th inst of consumption. In
her ed year, LOUISA MARIA wife OF Alexander MS
SAM and daughter of Samuel Maynard.
Relatives and friends invited to attend her funeral
on "wednesday at P. NJ from her late residence, No
ll5 Johnsonst Services will be performed in Calvary
Church.
On Tuesday evening, CHARLES NJ son of Hemus
NJ and Harriet A. Wells, aged 6yesrs and months
The friends of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral This "wednesday Afternoon ut s.
O'Clock from OPT GreeDwch.st
On Tuesday morning. 9TH inst. OF consumption Miss
LOUISA E. POTTER, aged 90 years, daughter OF Capt
E. K Potter formerly of New Haven, CT.
Her friends and acqusintances are respectfully 10
vited to attend her funeral from "a Beekman.st OF
Thursday afternoon half past o'clock without farther
invitation Her remains will be conveyed 10 Green
wood Cemetery for interment.
New-Haven papers will please copy
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The public are cautioned against taking any bank
notes having the vgnette of an Indian looking at train
of cars and locomotive under Roadway es no genuine
notes have this vgnee Our readers are requested TO
remember the above description, as the bills may be a.
tered 10 various banks This plate according to the fol-
lowing has already been altered 10 the Bank OF Com
rnerce. letter to the Editor of Bicknelrs Reporter
from the Cashier of the Eonesdae (Pa) Bank says:
within day or TWO past have had three $40 coun
tereits offered at counter OF which have seen no
account in any of papers. They on the Bank Of
Commerce New.York. Vigpetie, an Indian with loco
motive and train of In the distance right end
ship and on left an Indian in sitting posture. Regis
tered and countersgned on the back.
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arnrkers... Carefully Exported for Tas Tribune
TrysnAv Anril 7

TUESDAY, April !.
ASHES-The market shows activity, and the quo
ations arc heavy Sales so bbls Pearls at IS and 300
do Pots SIT. which is decline Operators are wait
ing for the steamer.
CorTON-The sales to-day have sgs,n been small
and entirely 10 manufacturers. Prices are without
change The delay in the arrival OF the Unicorn al Bos
ton grea, inactivity Ia IL expected that either
buyers or sellers will do much until after we receive
later intelligence from Liverpool Four Of the mails now
due arrived from the South TO day There Is no Cotton
offering On freight 10 Liverpool and the packets find
much difficulty in procuring this article even az the low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

e Some filthy newspaper scribbler in one ofthe
weekies has perpetrafed long article in which an at
tempt made to deame the character of Rev. Charles
Mackay Mr.. Mackay is gentleman intimately known
in this CITY, and has character teo rreproachabe to
suffer from any such attacks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-08

z Ladies' and Gentlemen old or young who NAV be
afflicted with falling Of Of the Hair Badness. Grey Hairs
tryness. &c, hesrken unto Mr. VIM g. Hgchs siatem.nt
about Hills 1nfalib!e OnNu-nt
MI VIM E.l-Desr Sir: willingly rdd my tesao-
MAI to many have seen Of The utility your Inlalble
tune 10 have Two bald spots my head nearly The size of
to-sing piece. which strong healthy has been
made 10 grow by the free Of your Onsuen which also
makes The hair son and glossy. Yours respectfully
WIN. b. MUCH, Lawyer, No 9Nassau-st
Principal Office No. IS Sasssusl AgeDces-L Persons
So Csrsst; Mr.. J. L. Sehiefehn No ia C.naL J. Jar.
VS. se5 Broadway hr EyersIds, l7a Grsnd-st; Mr. I.
Sewel 47s Grandst; Ms 81 SloSr, 5s4 Grand-sL aud
stores all OF whom have csrh .aes OF sgeucy In all csses
signed BY The originator, 10 prevent eouutcrfsIs
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

GREAT EXCITEMENT IL WILLAMsBURGH.-In
consequence of alleged foul play in connection with the
death of boy named Vandervoort who was buried at
Willamsourgh about ten days since from his fathers
house in Carllst. in this City, David Brown, Esq one OF
the Coroners has caused the body be dsnterred and
the stomach to be submitted 10 chemica! analysis
The investigation is still pending and there is much ex
element among great number Of indvi duals respect
Ing IL