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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14
Ollver smiths VIII.

The Verdict of the Jury IN the case Of Oliver
Smiths VIII oi which We gave some account in
our paper Of Saturday last was in favor Of confirm
ing the VIII, rs had been already stated.
The CORES pondent who furnished Us with the
particulars Of our article OF Saturday. has sent US
another communication. part of which We insert
He writes us from Northampton. July Fl Yes
terday was the day for the battle OF the doctors
who were called on either side 70 testify about in.
sanity, its cause. appearances, open manifesto
tons and lurking concealment ! thought that the
Doctors who argued the sanity OF the witness had
rather the best of it, but it was a good display Of
learning. There were present DR.. Woodward Of
Worcester, Dr. Brigham of Utica, Dr. Ray Of
Maine, and Dr. Bell Of Charlcstown, Mass all Su-
perntendents of Lunatic Asylums, who spoke TO
the sanity insanity of the young man, THO
PnLUs PARSONS PHELPs. The beautiful and
glorious manner in which he acquitted himself on
the stand carried away the Doctors and every body
else
Mr. Choate addressed the Jury for two hours'n
his usual eloquent manner though not with his
al success. Mr.. Webster followed and spoke for
about two hours concluding at one o'clock After
dinner, Judge Wilde summed up to the Jury who
gave a verdict an favor Of the proper execution Of
the Will without hesitation.
Our correspondent says The testimony Of
the young man. think carried the cause"
The house lac writes US was crowded with la
dies and others, and the thermometer stood at 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

IL There is press in this City, protesting
Wing principles in order to be the better able to
oppose with success Wing nominations which is
constantly attacking The Tribune The conscience
OF the senior editor OF that presss sensitive that
he considers every denuuciation Of vice personal
attack. and is rabidy belcose in consequence. His
srmory IS composed wholly of epithets mostly. Of
such expressions as rogues 'rascals liars cow
ards, and words Of ike nature the habitual use
OF which IS apt TO create suspicion as the peculiar
motion OF the finger the gait the countenancc or
some other outward sign gives indication OF too is.
miisr acquaintance with pickpockets frequenters
OF the ring or other fancy men" We never
see such pecularities OF language or manner with
cat suspecting the persons that indulge ia them
know more about the hfHgs of which they serve
as signs than they would be willing to confess
We seek no controversy with the press TO which
We anude, and ne riN hare none. We do not be
leve the public cares what our opinion Of each
other is-snd if it does, il viii be destined 50 far
as We are concerned to disappointment
We have only to say to the Editor OF tina; paper,
in language as respectful SIS the occasion demands
and which We borrow for the purpose from Uncle
Iooys address 10 the insect that could not provoke
HIM to retaliation, Go. poor devil Why should
/ inJaFe You The world is wide enough for US
both"
II these be not the literal words Of Uncle Toby,
the Editor alluded to can hunt up the authority and
correct them for himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

~ We have received from the entcrprisns
publishers OF the Merchants Ledger and statistical Mes
,euger this weeks number OF their Journal |, comes
In a new dress enlarged. and much improved in sppen
snce We Judge, from cursory examination OF the
same that 10 City dealers DESTROYS OF country trade
Is one OF the advertising mediums Tor, upon the
testimony OF Mr.. George Nesbiu ia another column
/, reaches 10000 merchants scattered over the Union
from Maine to Texas They merit liberal share OF
public patronage, and Judging from the number before
us they receiving It. Published by PRATT RE9u,
a. Willamst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

MAGNErIsN-A HORSE STORY Not long since
horse apparently in the agonies of death wss found
standing upon rock ON Middle Island, Lake superior
making efforts IL appeared 20 reach some iwigs upon
bush fsw feet from him They tried TO liit hi. feet
one after another but could not stir them Il immedi
atey occurred 10 present that the rock upon which
the horse was standing was composed of losdstoue
and upon examination Il proved 20 be- a fact The IN
fortunste animal while grazing in the vicinity bad
walked upon the rock and his iron shoes were
quently attracted and hi. locomotion stopped
pleely though hs had been boltcd there with rods
through his hoots Cherokee Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

REslGSATIoS or Gas. TATLOR.-The Neg-Or-
leans National says 10 has authority - be relied upen
b the old General word Of mouth 2E. h I'll noe
lgdE any cctrlst1aces resign ks e0nnaad Of he Army
rtie iie lass oul that viii % The lat " Seytem
Der next leave OF absence for short time ~ pay
a.;euu0L . his private ats-rs, which have been
much nee ecte5 b hs long absence In Mexico This
In contradiction Of the statement OF the - o. Delta
FRE-Ths stock house. contiguous % the paper
mil Vi Msssrs Day Lyon, near Portland Ne was des
royed By IRE Saturday evening. Upward OF one
hun1red Of rag were stored IN small portion Of
which Was saved Insurance on the premises to the
amount Of 5000.
- Chas W Woodbury. attached % Gen
Cusnings stzf drowned himself 10 the Missi.soui =,
NeS Orleans midnight u @-tn June, lie was formerly
dit0r Of Inc salem Advertiser and Postmaster OF saIeu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

IL Country dealers bear In mind that tho original and
only Gourauds Italian Medicaed Soap for the cure Of
pimpes free les worms In the skin, ssosness nd
and the whole hosl Of disorders 10 10 %
hsd only Al DR.. FELIX DoURAUD's sole depot, ~ Wass
81 step or two from The corner VI Broadway where nay
be had his Liquid Vegetable Rouge Lily White Hair Dye
and other celebrated toilet preparations Remember no
place 81 WskersL or you Will be- cheated numerous
countereits are abroad, more especially IA C0ftsndsl
fufD -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

BRITISH SALT MONOPOLY ~ INDIA-Formerly
an enormous tax WAS laid on the salt us BY the British
people which the Government was s,lensth compelled
10 reAn9a'A IN s'es' measure Nc, 50 in India The
London A''i7s JsErHs. shows thu, many millions of
dollars are eSSe'ed from the wreehed population OF In
dis by roservns 70 Itself (ss the old kings did in Frame,
the sole monopoly Of supplying 6iy mill ons Of people
with salt which il does OF very impure qualify
Physically (ssys TIE Jounsl) the waat Of a suaelsnt
supply OF salt eugendsrs many diseases Of nature Pc
euar to this oppressed people md aids the rsvsges OF
levers and dysep.eries II makes the dealers in salt
cheats AZ d sdulierstors" The tax aid on
but 5y the English Their journals talk OF tree trade
is this It's operation IN their largest and most populoas
dependency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

~ The Orphean Family the m0sg talented company II
NOcasls la this country, give Concert 81 ihe Museum
this afternoon and evening The Shaking Oussers. Chsp
Family, Pete Morris snd others also appear Fer
formances ut 81 snd "A NJ The Wax Figures tperfeci
lkenesses) OF the Amstsd Negroes, and Santa Anuss
Wooden Leg 10 be seen 81 AL umes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14
Buslness Notices.

Barns yoR THs sIcK-No one In this intelligent ago
need be told OF the advantage Of bathing regular pae
tee Tor msn woman child. RABlNEAU, stihe A'lor
House and the foot OF Desbrosses 81 have long stood
well 10 public opinion Al tho latter place ,he Hos ses
Baths highly recommended by the faculty FOR rheams
usm aud other complaints
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14
Floating Docks.

The Commission appointed by the Secretary Of
the Navy for the selection Of plan upon which to
construct floating docks at the Naval stations at
Portsmouth, Philadelphia aud Pensacola. have. we
understand discharged their duties reported 10
the Secretary, and gone into dissolution. These
seem to be ascertained facts and here so far We
believe has rested all action on the subject.
The opinion of the Attorney General has been
invoked in regard 10 the construction Of the act OF
Congress Of 1870 prohibiting the heads Of Depart
ments from making contracts amounting % more
than the sum appropriated by Congress. Mr.. Cliff
ford, the Attorney General, was 20 have given an
opinion on Friday or Monday-and We have some
curiosity to learn whether the plain words Of the
act are ineligible TO the understanding Of Maine
Oxford County Lawyer. One thing is certain
all the risk assumed if any. is on the part Of the
contractors with the Government. they may lose,
the Government cannot.
The Dock at Pensacola ought to have been
might have been nearly, If not wholly, completed
by this time, and the Navy in the Gull been Provid-
ed with an accessible dock for repairs and refttng
But it has been decreed otherwise by Fate or the
Navy Department and against such powers who
can contend
1t was truthfuily said by the Washington Union
when speaking IN relation 10 Internal Improve
meuts that might be suggested BY the Chicago
Convention that all the money In the Treasury was
wanted 70 carry on this war. is diversion 10 such
matters as cleaning harbors building docks, sc. IS
Of course, much % be reprobated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

premium DIAMOND PoIsrED GoLD PESs.-We think Rs
generally believed that J. w CREATION Co. ~ CedarsL
up stsrs sell precisely the pen rel Is that Others
are selling for g. This Ia mistake. They sell lhsm
for 81 50 instead Of either 81 IS g. and all other styles
at similar discount from others price either wholesale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

WHO'S TO BLAME We yesterday morning
counted no less thsn object specimens ct the
nine species enforcing the largest liberty the Fu
tons, ferry The Mayor has offered quite respeeis
bic reward for the head OF each offender and several
of our citizens have already been bitten. think Il
high time thu, some should look to them. and eu
deavor to prevent any farther mischet Where are the
dog klersi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

OF tartar. Also ssO Pin d, the body o. Am Ca,
seo, ns,ve OF Ireland Agcd 50 years Verdc,-De.,h
BY yphus fever. a. 81 Crs, Il on the body Of
lHhn Damn hsrNise n-fv~ OF irfIand 81 yea-, -
Vertiei-Desth BY solirum ,remeus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

rV- Strange 70 say there was little or nothing
doing s, the Police Office yesterday there being bot two
or three arrests and all of them OF trivial nature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

AccIDENr- During the shower yesterday after.
noon small boat, containing two lad. was up,e, oPpo
site Red Hook Point Fortunately they were very near
the shore. snd being expert swimmers escaped the
dreadful fate which awaited them weundo that
several other bosts upset during the storm butse
have not as yet heard Of any serious accidents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

PoLIcT -Ohccr Dennston u the Lower Pol,,s
Court arrested Yesterday Michse Kennedy implest,s
with Samuel Mcknight and Others on a bench warrsr,
for burglary. he ~s' iocked up. Isomss Coleman
Ward charged with s,eslpg tin kettle from J n
Smith Locked up fcer 4. c. Smith q m.
Lever Police Court SIRE ted Monisy night John IN
Kleugisn commission merchant - News On avg.
ran, is.ued By Justice Ddnker on charge Of obtaining
from Charles BOnnaff banker Hsnoyers, the sum n
sl4 $50 by false aud fraudulent Representations -.ers
bills be represented sctusl shiPmeu, Of wh.e 81.
20 HSmbro Son IN London, which bills were protect
"a and returned lie held % bail in ire ,uul q
5000 He yesterday arrested by officer Buckley Of
the Lower Police Court warrant slso issued BY Ju,
lice Dr!uker charged with obtaining from Spe. Chr.
s. Co ESchsng e place, the sum u sllCs % By the
same fraudulent representations aud bills the ssrne
firm. Hambro s son, London. he WIS also held 10 BAL
Ia the sun Of $4,000 In this case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

CRY CONvENTIoN-The Convention for revising
the lsws Of the city held It's 6rs meeting Monday e.
,ernoon At the Common Council Chsmber. Nearly al
the delegates answered 20 their the cs Of The
roll siier which The meeting was orssnzed-Dsvid A.
Bokee ESQ being called 10 the Chsr and John Dekn.
son elected President Speeches made by Me.sr'
Murphy, Baker, Diekman ard other, ard after some
farther conversation on the subject the Convention
unanimously sgreed that the meeting should a..
journ until Saturday next at O'Clock. Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

COuRr % SEssIoSs-TrI0i t0r Rsns rsssBef -
The trial 81 Dsvid Crother. Henry PETIT. Ed~srd
smith and Justine Turner FOR brutal ousgs upon The
person Of Mary Gives the u, day u July net "a.
resumed The Jury retired sbsut O'Clock sns as AZ
hour had Tot agresd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

SMELLING CoFPER ORE-There are establish
ments for smelling copper At Boston and At Baltimore
At Boston the stsTs have long been extensive rennsrs
and manufacturers Of Copper and they anuaeture The
product Of their smelling works Al Baltimore the ores
have been chiefly obtaned from Cubs AZ Boston PTil
eipAlly from CUBA and Chill. The swansea Welsh
method Of smelling with reyerberstory furnaces. both
for cscnsuon and reduction has been adopted but they
Use eou parts OF anthracite and bituminous coal Al
Boston the German method, with eslcipsuou IN the
open air and reduction In the small upright blast fur
mace with Anthracite coal alone = preferred ID bait
more they have or furnaces in operation. wih 40 ex
psrienced manager from SWanses. In Boston the Af
rsngeusnis are on much more extended scale Freights
from Cuba to Boston OF New York much lower than
from Cuba to Wales. Il IS suggested thsi the best
method for smelling would be, IN England to eA-ry
the ores 70 the coal VIA. IL the nearest place - the
mines On Lake Superior where there anthracite eoA
mines L Is estimated that ton Of anthracite Goals
will reduce two tons Of % per cent About IS are
paid per ton al Boston for - per esat ore freg hs
from Cuba are over s. and from ChA SIS. We pub
hsh account OF the process Of smelling copper ores
BY means Of eleeiety-snd would also AK whether the
ore could roasted in the Lake Superior region In
the opea AiE 10 heaps with coke wood reduced 10
pig copper Of 90 per cent sad thus sent 10 the
board for MARKET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

~ Persons Wishing The Tribune left at their resd
at their places of business will please send
note through the Post oce leave word At tho desk
he publishing or5ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

~ We are indebted to Mr.. DENNIS for copy
of the Boston Atlas received last evening 10 sd'Snee Oh
the Post Ohce delivery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

r. We hear from Boston that a dinner IS 70 be
given 10 Mr. WEBsrEA 81 the fremont House ca 4les
day next 5y some Of rs friends not on political n1i
personal considerations. He - low al rs Rome II
Mafshasld, where he returned Friday night from as
professional labors at Northampton Mr. AsHNuN Is
unAkinz hin visit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

~ The election OF Gen WILSON and Mr.. TICK
as Members Of Congress from New Hampshire
was celebrated in Boston on Monday by the dis
charge Of 100 guns on the Common. This burning
of powder over political victories think an un.
necessary Custom and much more to be honored in
the breach than the observance We hope il will
be reformed altogether.
Gen. Wilson was expected in Boston on Mon
asy night. He viii fnd there many political and
personal friends. as much rejoced at his glorious
,rinmpb as himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

soLuTios Or JET.-An instantaneous liquid HUaAs aAi.
DIE, for dyeipg hght, red gray hair psrnsnssiy
brown Jet back color Full and copious directions CO.
closed. Sod Al The sign Of the American Eagle - Shs1
hams. New-1ofk. Price % cents or ~ per bottle
lylf Zleod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

Is YOUR HAIR DAY OK hAssH,-If -, you can getu
article for shilings, that will make H. Hy and heep
sof clean .xy ana beautiful force II grow Sc Doa
your hair I'll Of AZ shilog bottle Of Joo-ss @
raj Hair Restorative will stop Il and will slheo ~
sc. sold At u mind, q ChsIhaIn-sI ~ sDd ~
FGltOn-st Brooklyn. lyls 1eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

Nav HAMPsHmy.-The Atlas has returns from
50 towns in the hid District, giving tor Wilson
1887. Moalton 1904 Preston and scattering 5t1
majority Tor Wilson $50. There Is now only the
small town OF Windsor in HulsboroUsh County, to
near irool which gave At the March Election for
Wilson and IS ior Moulton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14
By THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

" The Union speaks Of the late glorious
victory in Nev Hampshire as the result Of an IN
halowed and vile coalition. bat has never pub
Ished the messages Of Governors Dana and WI
Hams % their several Legislatures. wherein they
insist upon the Wumot PrUyiso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

TIE sales we're o. limited eNien4 as IOLOSs;
Fro board gad 4fir-J7 Mcks Bk, y ~ Girsrd, -
10 Man A Mech bk- - 300 os, o. 1905 loo
Read Bts. 76t 5OOo : Treas Notes 1901 LOO Read
BIDS 20 30 Legh scrip. I'D.
S,ooaa Board ard AJtar-Jg0 sch % 20, q : Gi-
rsrd lj w Read e., ST. 80 DO nv 33t - do, IS
nv y3i 10 Grar1 l3. 30 Read ds ST 80 Do, nv,
Bt 81 S Bk, az 50 Read, s. ST $1,000 Read Bonds
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TIE ARABIAN NI6Hrs-C. :. francs Il GO. -
Broadway are publishing an Illustrated ediuon Of THIS
f.neiful work Part H. which have j1si received
conclude, the br,t volume. The work viii Dc eomplstsd
In slx parts At So cents each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

GRAND TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.-A meeting Of
the friends of Temperance OF the States OF New York and
New. Jersey will be held next Monday July 10Th,
at the Elysisn Fields, Hobokep, commencing at 10
o'clock In the morning and continuing through the
day 1t Is expected that the meeting will DO Indeed
jubilee from which the will receive new and
powerful impulse. Arrangements have been made TO
make II interesting and effective as possible Hon.
VIM C. Bouck will preside assisted by many gentlemen
of distinction as Vice Presidents Among the speakers
will be- Dr. Cox Dr. De witt Hon Morris Franklin, Col.
snow, Dr. Reese and many other well known advocates
Of Temperance Should the weather prove uniavorabe
the Jubilee will be postponed 10 the frat iair day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

INQUEsTs.-The Coroner held an inquest yester-
day uO9a the BODY OF Elizabeth Tyler ssrye u Con
ne .Iet aged 81 years for some tune past employed as
a nurss In me New York Orphan Asylum and VINO on
M,sd.v Evening last took teaspOontull u tartar
eHetlc oy mistake Tor cream Of tartar Immediately
frr ,wSlowing the fatal dose sne became sPpfeneE-
,ye that something was wrong II did lot tsse sour
ike cream Of tartar aud al once consulted inc Pnysca
aposd the best remedies Tor cOulLersctng tne effects
~ what she had swallowed but the decessed died 10
tho eourse Of I'VE hours sIersard Neroict-Desta ~
taxing quantity OF tartar eme1e ~ mistake tor cream
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-14

OlC IL NJ o. "eNof'
N,s York, June -, 1917
sod sholess.s and retail, by WYATT KErcbAs'
III FuItou-st DR.. UPdAM ls 8o~ery, aid By drk
druggists generally lnroug boat the uned staIes fns'
al sSox iy5 6lsos'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-11
PATRIOTIC BANK OF WASHINGTON, March 2, ISi7.
TINE Of Trustees of m


stituon have been induced by various considerations
most useful and secure plan adopted in the northern cities,
pecally the abong classes of communities, for the
saiekeepng and accumulation of their earnings, which,
without safe depository apt to be squandered or 9TH
ervise lost. ltt
The following the which deposites will be
receyed
First All remaining on deposite twelve months and
shall be entitled 10 interest at the Of cent
annufn all sums remaining six months and but
less than twelve months at the OF 81 per cent
mum all sums remaining deposite less than SIX months
shall be entitled 10 interest at the rate OF per cent per
the interest be calculated by calendar months and
interest to be allowed fractional parts of month
Second No less than five dollars shall be received
on deposite. S2
Third. No over hundred dollars shall be with
drawn any time without days previous notice,
which may be dispensed with the option of the board
shall any less than five dollars be withdrawn
less interest depositcs, 10 close account
Fourth The deposes and payments shall be regularly
entered in the books of the bank and deposit
ing money shall be furnished with duplicate of his or her
accounts in which depose or payment shall be regu-
larly entered soon made.
Fifth cash-book and ledger shall be kept the bank,
in which the deposites Of money and payments shall be inn
mediatey entered.
Srfh A book shall DO kept the bank in which every
depostor shall be liberty designate the person per-
whom, i'm the Of his her death, the money
shall be paid, il not otherwise disposed of by will.
safe and inquest enable securities.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees;
G.. C. GRAMMER, President.
March S-2aw6,y