New-York Daily Tribune (New-York [N.Y.])
June 24, 1842

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Ti v I TT of B i———— HE NEW.YO j pe it published every ORY TRIBUNE cel, New-York, ey ning, at No 5 Nang CENFS ied Sejivered te ‘ony No. oy Ann Ma Sulwerioers, 84 or an Sugle copies Two or 2 Sabsariptions Laken for six re Mine for whick it is paid. S -r HREE DOLLA TS oe XR ar ans Just fini ATs 7 <4. A. phim oly Sadly ao —r a y ow price of $50, Also wh nt nap Molexh's H SL bility a Sword? an article at $2, eq als, al an i Cor i) wal nd esd ratty Drab Cas ronly sed st ry 1] swiicres §i 0, The 'R Fen BROWN, Pr yt Pracucal RB 140 Canal street, door Aller, wove NSollivan, Terms of Adveroag.e For enh Ady ruscment of ee Oo h t L [THE HOME LEAGUE Cash Tailor TEN lncs or je (uver ux do. tor first Insert do. for tb futcyrnt Serio. We Cents, 0. RET Tou One week. po ve Lm Ronger IWENTY FIVE insertions. “Fi BY GREELEY McELRAT y Mariage, Rel'zio at ually favored le rates. I. Py EY Ome five lines, 35 conta uneral Notices, not exces! VYOL 1 Paps ii FEI io On XN ET EL N dng A BE p rr ai. NO. 65. a NO. 30 ANN-STREET Ee IE A SEE YE E I IB i PEW. —_— er ee OLR Wh R N SORE, TRIDA SSS FOUR DOLLARS A YE Tour M 4. THE JEW For The Telos I MORRING. JUNE 24, 2? prc AL ing Establish ar HIERGFHANT, OR oo A S 1 eon 4 1 m— with ae Establishment, No. 14 Jo SYMBOLS AND aR Moxtiiny Exrosit es Then Paci, after the Governer Id ba narrowed down, a: it o =F 42. wn <a ane Che we assortment of Americ Jong sreet, sp Wend Prolessor of hig Y. Conducted ve hou SACRED in ak, answered, For as much had pickoned unto him i to the simple (questa 12 it certainly ouzhit to be A OLE Ri, Kyi] LE oh aisiuetis VAroas lashioosol 2 y- actured Dayton N in the New seo. Bosn en tor many years a Jud now that the him io 2.0 of enn respeciing SOC 3 kh, per est of Fagl pale shades and colors eo ren in Rr ake. Vl Judge unto this na sou hast AF the Old T, 7 the tru B CIAT smd CASSIMOTeS, 5 nghand wool dyed an x 4 ayn A rib ARwer fn mys is nation, 1 d Testament mean- 0 FON: "os us res, super French blah mld fancy Clon Tin tit) roadway i) nyse. A do the more cut Yad 8 amen! Prop 1 r. Princinle« AN meres, at clos Bell bus a i p ss the tithe of a monthly perk tical Mr. Editor: sim [Acts xxiv, Hy ea “f Rablinteal viasses J el s tadeper 1. fa edit of a True Organization of Society A ED— young gentleman well will be ma ge gant assortment of ul faaey Ci or 3 Cries Lf il 5 o thi J a wv cquainted with ta o Po afer of ort 3 ik h number of Ww hich bas ust been I al, the Hirst heading this a hope to he exensed for I ps ill probably some #t Just. and tits compioxion The Tribune ny of th solummn 4s distinet hi either on shares or atl he 3 wooraphic Likenesses Rye. Low, for cash, ol et pr wotice and ast®ou “hic whic oie] z Alona for ore pa i xed. $s this meu ne. eas letlers. po vom that of De requited, ages. ‘The best dnrence will dd trimmed a Loniy oa delivery, G i forme] hotarship and the hich bili The PY not purpose th ol ation with u text, as do ©9r v Ahk he as ired of mean time Residence, 76 Leonard street 1, posi-pawl, to A. BRIsSSANE, hh Sted 1 quire at 1} Fast Il oadway Justa WA Cutter done Shots te 1nd ali work Sautueis uae sor Dust are weil ability of 'rofes- wat it shall “warn 8 ror all candid and L gunn a siening ANTS Siw tous i era Ki NRE ai His original cio gh ny nu throughiont the country more than ‘a song.” Bat h ut a sergon any oncede to them a Jews, as long as [iI Wee BILL ee of Lssocintion Girls to 4 iy ations vy wo respeetatle ne ENWICH a at ginal views y. r ave a4} strangely point of i HENCE I0-AY AN “XT They hat hsuseworh Or COOK, wash an og 4 4 WEN TR phetic writers of the declarations of the Fro reason for ‘answering for m a than one woh il tation so MHS Which Aunciation i nation of the great frown their lat fe ae amy can b Y eecommended 1 HA 0) PUY FERY, 261 High rs are at th {the fr Ti yeelf i wristian tes series effect. W CORD Ate Tes e 110 WN Tae pee mendes IE TURE i en Ninth ane 18 time nits e friendly h in reference t ian teachers, t PH Vv mans of articles in wh e recommend the \avoriy place. p23 3 tt NAL 4 ee of band Tenth Av H i exemnng 3 v ocommne: N nee to to wit, th in which the obs wl oo. ate tention ir the roliu] g great at- ents ol your VEPORSEs Foy: pecial attention of wy will he {1 ANTED areest in the St t od kit La. ofic _— 4 ERT YOUr Corre spor 4 sion buy t r ry tteation of our rewd xplained to the es a fe PL wpe Pn pecrilally lon x pound ligious world. They will be fully pu lished in this morning's Tril Fr pondent N. tine Whetl Jews of the land of P NE wealth or the meas Jeatiers; MM Se. O N ne zoned test Vy a yesung man that has NR ihtic that he manu in a i He vull a oud od and sap PY tT ngs brimne fh hether the ste yt i ales. w of material Fria jairng 4 “t g ra A Situation yr casonabie [As Ue b RAKE HES Sr w 1 i 3 Pe ted by strong ire respecting 1h bone, on me Lec 1 conves m-ship Judas M nant one of the ag ois the a ex and Das whl a I @s waiter, Stone Ware, Mart) Miko ag mite OR Hu thos pariedical. dr DE reasoning ir ting the Jows, T my I} convey thither m Maccahens ge, and we think 1 predomgi= City 54 Bin a brewery, Please Pots, re, Barth rn Ware, Portal og vA tis pri 11 ree He writer, 1 rus} 8 Ly commer ator ard y pian for satisty ing t! rE nk that ia poiniing ent ot. or 5 Cathar a Os, ven Tie, table Furnace ted $a ortlie Feat] “tri whom] ethor os or and myself t ying this universal J 2 N "or ripest, je St Pos, Fir stove 1 vs. Flower neat and elegs n a remarkably 3 gentleman v 0 tris to Jal yselt to. and hand ut rsal desire, we sh te) ANTED—Te vB Greens Lanogs, Blane 2 elecunt ory Va na Iy Weagnire 8 itis converse ios setath healt Tale ume coutweigra W ble quite 2 “practical as 1 tou hh unor ten or twelve acti \1 NB hewica yuk Ue, Stave Es Blauchivy annum w price is $1 50 limracter, fortunes, 5 relative mtak ah bIRpW 2 shall take ruost of the J sileresting theme, 3 fOr 1 gO me 30 rere dof etive, in- umes] the Po ic a Wir Borie Wi wr Per markable race nes, and destiny of that re- A stranger things an- ie descriptions from Four fern vis of the day gl 8 the couniry lL Qt ince WAS aM Es sixlery Eovoation, N B——— ms often afiorded t 1 wave no do HY We si e, here and ther S au {erarv Drs 2 Who have hewn ry ASHINGSTON SMIT By Re ys Morar AD RELIGIOL a cnre—and his knowled me great pleas of 4 TT y there, a tew exampios of A nes ply. 1 dpi i Be preierted POYN Clothing! h i Avion, Moka, sx Nei Hove. From ee ul odue onthe subicct is bi i an charita- ciation, referable to inst i im As N loubted testimonials of cha 3 Aver LE -—t hildrens’ Clothi BY Kev. UN Navy, G GA ranch 1 thle SUD DOSE 2] iz his birth- cs hed ta H oO Instinct or i RAUB A very lave asso Hung This i i Morrison, 1g 3 Pt ex me to have fallen inte <o i as y voy- sliould has led t F agtident oN {AUBURY, SODEN Co. 127 Nas Lv N.Y heap—Geo, A. Hoyt No y y god qual ry--very is is a ittle vo of statement ry i me “rrors a of 1 ave lee 0 tar Y o sal-st N v Ho No, MEow Vy. W a olume o sm Hi nt, which he end 3 4 1 af nai [he peasant is west y and 10 School st aii indo their patron ull respects siams of 's f brie t, familiar i us ww deema it important 1 p needed to a he peasants of Jura Ix. 3 A N'TF1 v tL. B hev have aga beet ne and e public generally of s ol the in ar ilust rect. Yon i HINO Jat ‘nat dy hy 'h rua Toe he mportanee of ind ra- L mr own note, Mr. Fadi "ne le instinets—=] had als P 11 check Lhe the m si aud, hod 11 Nose that are in wi p sping anc stm trader ations 411 sociut vir industry, kindness, and {1° <how Mr. Fditor, was desioned Gentile a wl 1st said the Jen he milk collected by a si gs tH h ar want of farcer asortn mer t nd *3 4 ah for the es, desione S28, nh ow this ir signed i antivathies—of Ie JenIs A Sut %r lage family wii pot mm ers, Loa A orks, Porters, W sortment of Boys’ a i. 4 mind) ix of elyikdecy go especially fr the Bene. TA CIRaCY t s impression arose from ro slight Arkm=built by N if the nuts of the Brsi a cheese which 1s very n Maa 8, Gardenors, t Tay WY ol A beiore lave bal, The abl w SARI 3 y y on tie oP slight hv Now that NR A IN fhirs aug Be IY much as on of roe fexomins their goods wit \L t Mie avited to call adupted to the |e i Appears 19 be well fidelity in thew of tl Heports r. to whos wiwern an ol and 3 ated the waters uyere, unite and bring do pours 2 sent t dy me oe ry ate And price. Terms cal ith particular rejerencetn om IRI 3 Lh ren t HIE id v —SEa a n GU t wg with 1 A A i poe for which it was wiitie otk test nin hap to hese an uneauive PS ke. a COMMON depot, where notes ar a y u buf ou wit descrintian of AIR COLOURING Ad Sn Diary avn LETTERS ToD. nh. timony. But the explanation in tl orig S. Thad like to f GED wuSH tity deposited hf 37% RODE OF, The quan bs i ws: NUH chan: ho pop ogy rhe Dare bk cake is 30 ambi on in the present OMe passage a tes sien to advert iy a ited by cach family and i i r WN x ARNU'M Tyre for h tn se who wed b's celebrated EK s or Wels A a RET TO In iguously Word he I oe n N's comm ves 10 sallectior 4 tly and from these s NTrD—A Per ARS aging red or grey RG ge LEPC Putian. ft. New-York: 4 dry covers the sround of N 5 d, and so parti Jy Bie type-men Have dunie d n ation. in which. if ni na A 1Arge Gund very vains WW K2 40 to pa merwith a capital of 1. l ack, that he has reiul ae Rp: permanent brow [his is one of the most 1 r duced with N's exceptions, that T am ine TUS be laboring 1 their duty Ber he factured, which is divided cm i a NM engue in 8 hroflable and perdi 8 IY vw! Tera it in pack sor A Yrs your arr iust ut ing ader some st i i vu pre ta ie har oan hw City Ihe the Por Bg his Har Py W 7 Cons, {scan ise mneciiikes ahd stieg works of the expsitor “Ty rmission, to become my own to sav hallucination \fier range niistane, wot who contributed to it 1 among Liwss arket and con wz ad favorably known oh i re J ye bi I in use, and presents of some of t} personal sketches it claims attenti irs remark of the critic that 3 nt of a converted Jew a PN 1 foe Ap We see Association in a hould ithe prefer 3 ae th oars Ample 1] rctopdeh Jey are wok the shee Oo Ww most ntion is tl {op hdhis as a Clhiist 1 ation In some cout Fa I should it be preferred oY as 10 coaracier, Xo we refu 2 ial CU ey are not a he Eko store y 3 the follow op, be remarks, istian Bish. int “eh intries of Europe mited 4, a sient partne Lsidn EA Me al characters of Lnelund, render i nowned Literary “How could Prof. Howing Ction were d ike, I'he Bishop and his Co ish introduced iso nto minor details of ROL ‘2 oat Mangfagiurer: W the it a AW oi ne Else a Fugly 3 ater: $t hey Woop uld rol. Bos) al rsa ab vos Sai 4 NT str a J, and dest: od iv Cl ngrega- Yin R COMI OSI tails ot rural ecoeno- TR we this paper 4 REPS RT i IN me’ I a next k X vulmble. mind ge 52 USL hie JN hi HP WH eg a lieve 1 Jerusalem. 3nd Hot Toyea by wistians en, for instance haw TTL y an FT of the Law Reports namoer gunk puphies sigte, ‘Thi published in very cle 42 ron Co, and that the aE ue Sesto. i mean? Has 1 oy i Jews.” What does this of a hundred families know that i A hamlet Lk WANTED=—The small sun Fa hrapts Reparet will ceulzis sombicte List of glo, ig nas some ai gat kos thers; as anv such event ih 1s at if i dos wanled Kk wk by the nied Sat vpared expressly R B03 Rp indoer sonclades che’ be grou a he J SN Ag desiraetion: will Ie nt happen A? This sarv to construct, keep in f It were neces. years peifeet inf nr a fers not to excesd three 0CLCUL The nda AT instal for the D wl E art the x Joy N 11 ee 9 1 i ir 0 vested In h nity y is wot ely storats one and all, bope and expect ve thoughout the ir roade os rtain'y be newsto most of dred separ P repair and heat a hun- 1 o prodoce 5 per cent See 2a bitsioess which 1 Isis of bankrupis M30 contain a contingati Gramad's Lany' ation of the nation.” pect and pray, tor the re- 1 5 Le ha wll Hao) of parate ovens, it would cost i py it the net proe wb —the remuneraton to be shasetts. Nubesr pis iw New-York, Maine and M fo M's L x Nb 4T En d fn i hs en distur fund d eo nsor the si seCurit proceeds, wi ol oka yy prions receives rnd dg ro Israel Post, 82 ANY ERTL EARS Mag 2 Now I can assure this T be wai tha wie listurbed 7°! fue! and management in masonry. ac y not to Le less cis shall be gWatameed by N eta street, Newsy ork i i by the Proprietors at 137 Th 1 3 wery. ANE, July 1542. wal i atti 1 re. my friend N. that nothing ters that have ges 1st of the disnse B nt, ten tines as much ms One ae r3-at., Up stairs Sid per cent Inquire Wert §3 per annum oan Shoo] sis, 8 tou.” Literary Cont a altord me gre othing ver thins tar béon stated to} wen in common—th ne d fein lv Joa ii BRADSIRY SOB RATE, di greater lensute o i the pros edd to have attend We economy oO ce L} Vi DING thay I ial 3 TH Hs nl 2 Thea pi ie than i} progress of this app tend. ——h iv ool wich 1 yp f vv I'RY SODEN nteresting aod vxinallo: H.W imber are highly that had falien into ri reage.d an to know, was afterward is appointment, cronsed twenty and thirty fold, if t 1 1s a few single Gent unity, together w ith dj Y THE LOVERS of DENK CO Pike, Clieever, Benjami Herbert, Lowell, ledged 5 for it is excecdingly i ye error here al radicted as a false ro tain two or three handred famili ge con ND 1] dE ig rel: v pr wl Yiark man, &e jamin, Aldrich, Wallace, Hoff: of my cdingly important tothe force Weare very ghd hat Prot i a pn It follows that if yon i JOARDING--A i ami wa i apc a bs EN Choa a MIC among the NUMIOSs of P ofl- ul gument to be able to affirm that t j eXrsitor but i hat Prof, Bush chooses to be Lis fo n J that if Association suid be wdiod cha y 4 priv ate family ould ny nt fn Ch wold “The Polish M e contributers. 1 this y 1 at the Jews wt he wil bear us witness il bis town all the details of a ne nai sie 1 Solon of Cain ored other’ a LIEN hie country do entertai 3 nour exp Par witness that the ambiguity ails of domestic and agricul it I Nt h OF te Be re i a Se etic taf tc re nd Murine Priver' wrt Sut 1 simi utertain the hope in q seston.) planatory vote was the (ault of tke i 5 WY tions. an econ nd agricultural opera- 5 evsstary house, w a male, in a genteel W CLs a ale wh autitul engravings I SHU qore after feel myself vast! Ed. Toad Y onan avorsf a of nine-tenths would at N Aes Reference required Bs i ‘SQ T er no ened in my public ust y strength- Fork, 1 hune. resait fromm it=—1t {ov “a LE vO Doverstree! 4 reqain ng rine ADI} {i NT wi Mosinry CuroNicr Th could y public discussions of the subject i I Engle and Classical Board {uct whisl t—indepeudout of the additional pro- 13 ow tract, a ew doors from Frankin Nqaare 4 Boo I AND TENTLEMENS NCW NicLy. =—This i ould quote th subject, 1 t the northe ding and Day Sel duct whish would i 1 Gilad tio B 5s enw of a valuable w 1is is the title q the high anthort toga Spri thers extremity of t heoi, sit ould arise liom the sas Ha o i of work. of which C. 8. F it wority of one wh ga Springs, N, X y of the village of Sar m e SAVING of ANA OOM grea "Cer bin open 252 Broadway, o of which C. S. Francis Co best possibile means of Inowing g has the Qh VGA SPRINGS INST sbi Da FB in other functions. We du not 4 Ws AW Ten at tn wild or without Breakfast and oh and ge 88 Rreel. tier pe av, are th $n yi AF ae Xa AL in 4 Arn A NG crys EUR ore. ex y do not, theres ao 3 Leonard street. at from $2 5 whens’ Gaiter Boot it of lacey oN Orting a N A New York publishers It fact, that emigrant Jews in thi proef ol the a re K. BANGS AM, P i be 4 I'tVTE, 0 exagererate in stating that dome n y a small family, at from $2 50 to $6 2 week 0 ever v Sane Boots and Shoes, of the late Niner ecord of nli Hp y 11s country share with Le Institute has he won fog! pal ond Propret ciation on the 11 tt Somos 80: d ma uf hia s Huots. and Nh Sansh. Am Jrtnnt events i vos their brethren abroad 1 v share with tor since Sent. 163 een contacted by its Prius n the smallest scale—s: SOM, with i ene amd outs ucts and iv a, which are 0 science and art, its in politics abroad in this ancie dain Ehud pt i639. Apart from its Lt ts present proprie- pe le—say of four hundred Ie or without Breakf: 4 Pere. Sore ie Stuf Sons, whieh are Er art, and is Y i eprand swiont and wide. Ccalonal i its Literary advantag persons—wenld yiel y ea, at 113 Leouard-st akfastand ~N responding with the t th are offtred 4 and anthentic el intended to furnish a full I ad expectation. But 1 must cont ide- others, Youth of £3 2ivesit 3 hre-sminenee A i I us that whi iid yield a product six times as grow wees, In 3 sma’l 1a eomardureet, 3t om £21086 a oth Roane Merchants sopplied chronicle of s ingoring misgivi nust confess to some Yoder the ir AH ave heen (00 wast al! 33 that whic lis now i P 4 de NE: PRICE dn Se I whatever is werth pre- {a pre THISLZIVIDES On the point AE 8300 Th So ters of aye it we pore vg WK) ata. tem of incohere obtained from our present «ys- PP AN) mre Ft YE “Al P a N [DA IR 1c I <1 Co wy l2—at er to reference.” It 3s ab are the result of my J ese they Lave puna de Conis veutet itary oherent, isolated, piece-meal i Instron wd =ALF. =A first ep PR NE RE. ~ltis g _ with ait iders of pu slishad: in vy own, and of the u fins of Thor nora y trained by $iapds o which Certamelas i neal cultivation. will le sold low t, nearly new, by a first-rate mak hh Anown that some store-koe gent rally of trom fv Jia panies of wi ral culture is 1) ue Ne nelassos=—sold ie d low or cas te maker, oe article 1s wort; pers Bi) reapers wh forty to Gift No od ah inteliizont friend. ssttrted tne oud Et Fike v roenried v. ib School. t sls ifrs tor exam ple—ire forced treet r cash al 32 Governeger, corner of Madi- he gedele fu Ra there ors ho As double the price g vearly two fine octavo vol: B tent for the express pur a considerable ox- «very facility for Julting Re Soripes will esd i d solic. from necessity to resort to the d NST ai tm articie od cheap hing can rely on bi fag 4 t puar- i cs Gad DUrpose OP TT i wthe alvancemer be Tostitute 0.0 J 0 the cconumivs ho t+ 1} Fk wi oe i mished wit 0 T wis purpose o ascertaining ren} ORS gent of their itu at 1 mies of Msso- a nee NN Is 5) t 5 NE prices Loals al ve 053° “Tue CoLp Water J sentiments of our Jewish popul: taining the real Popile will he ree u learns CATION. If they prepared their sennt; 2, 2 Liponard ag’ Cents a page, at No. hyhy $5; loth pans $325 to $4 Ag Ww eh ttie of a new Ten Maicazing” is the 1 have mever, indeed bh ation on this head. lomat n we obia ih at any time. Any fy rately, 88 MANY soups us 1! an. als sepa 7. GESLAIN, Wis Pe 4 Br KT i bird I x i gs iam ‘mperance ar indeed, heard the Saratoga tained on apy ion to F. K p's as there are uo wid and shor, 1s consiantly receiving ne ol 1 I est uy 2] an i Mo lv wosition WIRES. i anes, vad dividuais, ne. subnet the P ne Ee Us Philadelphia, and for sale bik Just started ma 81 of them that the nation mi b mideniedy YR bg Git 3 WimA Diawsm stead of preparing tor a fare nam hifi ay Je Nelo Me tthe rs he Pian, Gditar, and Flaten sons HINO, 83 Chatham street. —Per e by Dradbury, S oht, at seme fut de GREAT GE ies would cost oh imber at once, it {1 Ww price of 3 eeuts apage re’ ID all Clodl oy Cee 3 radbury. Soden dav. for anal i ture od i (F NERA ald cost them a vast d I x sali lot of 3 pa ile these hard 2 blog apd wishipg! contents are io AL aught they knew, be re filled the Pre NERALS have H vest deal of expense n be sold Jot of Musical Instr nea BOLSEN'S nie tines, would doy inhipg ta save a mteresty or, y y be re stored to Vale Fr the Fresitent al Chair ave und they pense wind trouble Fay low. The publ V3, SENS rw 8 rt Wilt ry y Land for th but as alestine great nes, 6 air, bot they, like and they would l sail Bom ea Aon y. nde. Clothing, prom te wutochle work gn ie young i toany: dee founla din tot Like other ud not be as weil sor wives Wholes i" w his stock of read L Chatham street H "n p '4 und hearty meric now apother pronase wll part i erved altho Pe at y ve dealerss law ready ninde Cl v And pram Con he in the 1 parties, We have outlay wot aithongh the auy other esta wid Iswwhere 0 ETE othing, hetoce oe BH lea ot 7 1 riction of the compared ay id, (a very umbie ave vutlay w wuld be increased three-f NB Piano Fortes stabi: i in the U. Sta oe het in well convinord tha lok purchos nie fue Encycroren lack nee of it has been to me entre to prevent Lolii y but ne, cetainly, 4 ed three-fold. Buppose that eld his tuoed at 75 cents Res; price it they will not dispote A aClh y A =i 4 rely prevent iis tov do jas jonnst 2 Ose tia TT *2 3 WIEN published AMERICANA No. 24. has a Reine. a same was the case with the f I {trom vas hy “ma a Pen “tice, n id monastery f thirty monks Lad thin va 1 i'r CHAS, T, GESLAIN Children's Cots je Jin® This is deci iy Go Li. Curry, 150 Broadway. ed wm atlude, and who speaks thus in a pri j selves. Ifyou really wish to v sit crosslegred them. kitchens, thirty fires, and every thi Yn 3 \RY GOODS below cost £2 S AND CHILDREN'S 4) ShHiad ny ne he Ol oi yard wher speal print- or en If yoy realy with to RB iin Sed og stun atin: 38.3 y thing clas in the vi n Lane, ~The subserik st, at ING, either at wi VENTS 1. "1 HE of the seas “pe ost important publication yuel A the Restoration of is] nee wiling to Ung Joo’ N aree; Inching, x other Job atio; it is certain that, while IDE 3 od the military business af dn Lg relinquish. viothing Store F With on tail at DOLSOGN'S ne Hi N “is igor Hi Job &1 yy id HO expel ing} AY Eo remnyec y: t 1 A 3 I wor. The opportunity it af oil h willing to allow thers a (alhougt x times as much in mat bite! wl ing to £4 Maiden Lane, now from 104 ost and as good Gs the ma street, cheap as the ibid chusing vita fords of po Lave taken pai i a {inthe city) at the Ya kop i" 3 sw! and 4 aterials, cooking mpl sing of X his entire part o ds the best that ean bed nd bap a dils great woul N put werenile J pawns to visit and quire of many of i for good and clea ankes asthe DESL DT and cheap ments and hire of 2 8 RINE Hn vords, Relts, the Civ. ound many other Kk should not be neglected consid Jews of New-York, and have see any of the 0 yy and cheap work=734F Bower presses of the day of gorvants, they would be lak 1, Tail es, Muskets, Rifles Ww Jol na CF Tug L 3 4 Laected. Sor wideratil) of them: there being Toni eh wp leawint 5 oh voor Circulars. Cards wery, and (here vou wil worse served than if th 3 uid be infinitely fare mk (ors, OCers £quip] 4 CONOMY and FASHION jed om* ADY's 'Ear 7 d ve n secing so 1 ‘hh of h of then ne md what is more, you 84 SL.y 48 CLERD AN the Clie y ere was y 1 44 f POCA ae we 4 oe rab peli AL for Jul 0 wn omy mind auch of them, was ied with the "vou will have the ples wapest, hold as unity in their house- TH gro scllagam will do wel mrs Disksguve a entie- just heen ree July, 1842, has wd whether they did, a d 10 nguire ih the other Geaeral—Ge lerure of meeting organzagon ha gl ve Rta co 0732 10 Fine Moliaks 3 eve M 3 ret o As a prople, p Tr p——sr— rene ral sania po Wy Li ark ir tnd ski 82 2) v S ived, and is for sale by B Selgrita Jerusalen:, and 10 ask the ple, really wish to TWO ART eu Si anon eld 1we How} ft ET MPORT pp M. HINTON. np. Elegant d pice a’ $1 ti. Fine Moleskin 3 t Soden. Td 3 nidbus Oy edi with Guestion of one of the ‘4 TASTY ——r— me it he sisoml 33 RTANT 'T¢ THIS tu aad bia Ws &2 2) It is a neat little month] Y ¥Wiat shoud ith him, to which he very prompily re een a ing! TLE, COAL—Now discharg- appened that the Politicians of ti Good PURCHASERS of tats, from $5 1 $4. The al Cass were and fine Nota hr por annum y only one dol- the privileges Swewal te go there tor? We 0 Aly replied, Bree Show hrig TH and also fram the bar np day, co immersed in their on pags ns of the oF LO trend ey S$ FANNING invites the oil unsurpassed Uy anv man a hey i Hats or tie price) are Ringe A a "e i lying G6 of Frankie we barque 3 wnute cale ti wre 3 wis a the lic t Liha ention s nutacineed in this erty ui a 7 or bu SRS We Cu he here i good pice tor OUF bis to. sitabieyor fam ro wy st N. R. of sip nw a eceonomies, have not th i Lt tions und Xl REET, oo the secon pa we No 20 CATHERINE. jet. lm* JW KELLOGG, 12 ey i N fae Co pa 3, be sot Shere. IF, we y RT ne oy puss QUGRLiTies 10 $4 mil and for m actu He i" wuzht ot dey ad 7unel tensive Assartmer Noor, here may be oun adi last, hah received tl v J 1 conveyance Ave means suthicient wid it purchasers, at mods p s, fOr sale in KOTINE of social oping the In of splendid Cabinet of the a N* ye of Granam's w July number yauce, and to purchase tl ent (o procure a rate prices, hy social economy, und of newest wed most appieved pat groltgre of the AYDEN'S Pr Sb w's Magazine, G On learning this, 1 se the country it we wanted in” Jed WALD BROWNE rural y, und of extending both t during te b patterns, and whith; W'S Pretiton 2 1 iwnEy's Lady’ i 1 was naturally excite Bro BFL ma 411 Wasi LOWNE rural and eity populati g both to prosent aul the next i ich be will sell Medal ens. A Hilve and the Lady's ¢W Jady s Book inquiries mere tully of cited 10 continue my F a ee ashton, corned i v y populations some sy below what wor month==July=at pric was awarded 3, Hayd or A vet Vorid of Fad get y of Others of thew f Vy 10 C« ILS, non, corned Laighit-st. Ed some system of dome Pare ork of the same gu prices far Tor Pens” by the X, Hayden for bis ve of Fashion.” W qiies Hate 10 het from store 10 Store ii COAL DEALL dibasic tic Associal p domes- auction. we quality can he bougl A by the Viaerican Very sige where many of il «li MAL DEALERS. —W: sociation, examples of whic ane Whit for at Government ba nstitute at its ast end spoken f tei e have al- gaged clothing ny them are located and 6 tons Peaci hiv anted 5 mpies of whie A i "Fhe advant wit have siven tl st Far, "The of their character Shree ung stores. ‘Ley were Mes 4 hook each Orchard Coal in exe or tered here hich we see scat porch tes here offered must b H mecoutbunis yh ot the publ Provence, snd the eter and contents. u ih then, have becowwe ry alfue on this question Fo p intinar schoo! or Boh 4 ho xd bang e for blu ere and there in eur prose: t Pa h it Ay "er an make their own seiect it sh dent toall, The of Pens. "1 Fong's yottl public institutions wil best EF temas Post pric sts, whe did Appear pious, so ely yusinied PTIVITE Balai ark wost office aneous books. Address sicty! Could net it state of So- ira o delivered in order 16 ection and hire the Far- ton, and are n oh ave) go y obtained the Right D use no s ST. ny ae dishelie! In a Ml Ss, H Ou wy with their ei 285 4 sol me Thanis ir onkivn free of charge any part of the city or 1 of surpassed equaled! Lhest reputa- he Lady’ Bowery, has publisl Messiah already come in tL "0 FAN( v Je n land chanism in whict Large. at we Fade are sapplied hy #ny in the conmry adv’s World of F publis od me, tat there were A in tue flesh. They wold ANNO) 13 OR iE landed and othe ch a e222 Im agent plied ad the Manulact "ry, Fashion’ for i eve uo special (a vement —An eleg al ther property wou vr OLT'S Pate gents 1 N actuier’s prices by the fo several Snteresting 1 on for July. It con- pletrg Fetura to Falestipe hy hen te aneng Sher peo- A ment, st $350, w Il be sold for Slogan insirt- by Stock, divided int shar 1 Id be represented Q./ bin Fo sion Repeating Rifles, Car Soin olen Se sin Ste am Cod Ai co bw y rn ies, chs tON-StTVCL bil pe or A {for §175, at 108 Wal Aly o shares, be dise Fowling Pieces amd Pistol y Loar. [RTRILN =e and Counting-l A Rhee fush y ierary articles, a pl tial ii that the many re] hg perfect order and ware asiing- 11 discovered, t cash, at redoeed wi Pistols are now offered grouse Hug ions, and mezzoti a plate of Waly wee not true. More than dibs, Ports 10 the con 7 3 arranted. CATE would induce th By that ee ie lw ew-York. ie aietiat cuzin copie ley san iis. they stated h OVEY'S I ITN 2 lw duce wturee hundred f Fo rondway, New-York 1] i! wy f eriving. y never expected, nor des J, that as a J nl NK ipo arming families Hay i, New-Orieans ome WH) harrels low E vey ou Sap Ry J (RLS Lil p en Li Ine Liar ay cshh We the natural Sekiied, to go to iakabit i i No. 106 Peartst, opposite REPOSITORY, form an Association, in whict tl a anes Gre Co. Charleston, 8. manufactnrers Wop ed Glue tor WB one oh ane cukivale the siti) soil_of a Kad Weald DfAETres JG Beavis te Cmiar —R. HOVEY man: be waid ich every person would McKeon, Pennsylva Av od 150 bass tine Glo Be 4 hos fo hi NG Tales of COOPER. ne were very wilerent from pelensol Mes als final com- Traveling ar Shit od on hand every dese or A wm according to the three I" nia Avene, Wasidnrton, Hu barrels fh in large tlakes tor city trade A Is just on Sesaad be G i wp Dod t 8 {Lis cell CORRNORBIY SUP Cn At violas whing Trunks, Carpet Mba! i o cations t=—T po ollowing qu vif. weed Pow Fiash N r hinet Glas i Rubee rit conte v G. L. Curry, 135 J fern oni) tough duferent dividuals of han paper. esale and retail, cheap for E 0 Fiiisey, ro -Lawos, AriTAL, Tarest? Noee yn Cans, for sale at ig Cap-piimers and the best oo i+ n white Bons Glas AD contains the Deer Slave tor avgtit 1 know de e dierent statements on the subject, ~rp ia ve i st has directed bh attenti econo. RITE il Broadway, wil Lin* WiND Vie Yass an Glow l h 1 WOW set artic N AR od ee is attention tia 2 A g 2 a id e ER RE ec in particular would eI} ander H IA 3 RENT IN R 3 1 roblem on to this important ~eit-tastructor a re ra for sale bh GLASS G00 cos Jowpriced (7 ThE rine Jews wore look IA AS 3 A h H oR 8 vr i 1 lem: neverthele Ha J onrnal of tt by yy vprieed Window G) I ORT nba OF rm” Hi BO wf Tick ews were foc} ig 100 a Messiah 10 I superior sis 5 oy LY J 4 Wiese, how great wo Id be tl foroothiv Y cea, ny Josiah Holl IH "w jo 18 ti JOSHUA GIL IA SUN. ps 4 AGIORMN eA ek Jerusalem, nor to Palestine i gether wi pawer Steam Fine yiohits 1m the i al the K es Lve oh ok, is published oaumision Mere! BN hi emrion j AN, cnlry, leraily wo vat. i v Resery i id 1 $oijer. toe Ws One ns ents eu i 3 chants, I6§ Wate tug ve losand] y 0 eat. and er iki 239 vil and SRA «Mag 10 HAL orig q yy ts VUAL, Dale v broadway, at 2) ater-st. 2 lasged he). Agaeion TC 2 Ju Ely let et his CONAN roy ta atwal +2 Ch rey sirect, ney ee I tor sale at No, Manag d and overs lary or barn, well wade td mgd Hed A Liberal discount 1 i a L AbD GERMAN SILVER (7 Oc Mrs. N mm aad ein encaies, Ee Trot i deelioy hs and 120°clock, A M, a Wipe dngaire Between 9 hg werseen, could be substituted napers by the v. Aventis «1 4 G. MOFFETT, 121 P NER---JAS. Muss. Nos. EET ina heavenly Jorus A seul, and i 1 Lis saints, to «21 Sicod our three hundr a ibstituted for pews 1 wo For vould pamienlary ne neestioet, wear Woost bhlished by Carvill C 12, have just been tod their Conv m3 Stor ikem iw wer. They abo adits 5! RGICAL PUMPS, of ‘4 wndred barns, exp od to rats, 5, 168 Bowes it and Mabulzetas i fx the attention of dw Viste 0 oO. 00 Broad same at Messial's 4 Wises would enjo we 3h insupenior al nnd fire ee Sghias 30 Y ay aie Wh ad se adway ial's coming i though they joy the *J iY, for sate hy th Glii- YOU W N 2 we oidirs for sale w Ww Germnn Nive Live h y. Living so long among wy fix no tine. But el hy the anufacty J Brey B vy Ai I" Medie I Ad 4 5 AF bolesales and retas! Ty rox Mix: rence g among Christians, and feel ut Jv. NATH. WITHER t As the probl or Heol AAdviee 1 v ist eoual al, ot all thick. Tad steamer 1 ig I, the British loyal fact Wat the Suew; IR their own weakness r is ac! er FYRITY ANN G RELL, Jr, 94 Johngtrect, royiein) solved, we must not be tie we d at he Prin bas pres wr Ry fy daialiis By fail ens i” evict, nt nd h Th es Yast, thal hoy aes and speak ety ot Ay on ube 58 A 3 Al AY H A WW A R i Pen ta T Ww apparent ohetacloe Lyat in “Lf pir 1 Co Wook el meipal OGifice of the Nei Yi pr r hi K o i sa Scqlunr Yavin 4 a es pe yee he points dro end Coffee Urns. Casth is, Cbhut investigate the in t ta HT f i Puarmacy, 47 Nassa vy mpros i: 1 Lies of it counties.” Dish Cove vators, Lamps, Com of the ceone be Jdnmensty sir, 2nd VO y poimet, Hoge 3 Bags, Lad 4 u HSCs 1 SNROr up to tl 3 y the Vera Cruz It is ele Dish Covers, Coli Boilers, Muss, 1 Ware, e ceonomies of Association in tl J Advice and ora bh» Let Ladies’ and Gentle Sh arpet y we Gth dost x ui s ¢lear, then, that I had 2 Plates, ke, io bs x, Muze. Music Plates, Coflin tail ciation in the small lollar’s wor ahi and dat Bo v c's Waterproof Travel whierno of Mexico to th 1 and the Diario del the remark which has fall H Tae authority for John-stre r sale by Leonard, Heed Baron's Aye Sayan mils. Le res Sine vik Me iedicine, il ured as iy pr Aho Merchants Foci Franke 1st. Qur corr Hen under the critic a t,9 oy sEPpress Quackery, botl thiishie 1 EH NODVNE al prices corr ng 1 iia, A infor e Is ur COrresp AE Oe criticise v [rsteal the Pa boll 2.1 NO TL orrespomdine 4 tes us that a Spanish Foca andl pot; Jou Lox spondent. Butif 1 have been mr 1 PURIOUS Amerienn Doub 2 ad of hundred milk-men who lose n Bi ve by Ls 0 eh Street, CORN BY NK S Trunk Re prt ui 4, Bw the re now lying Gi nig will be vastly sled by it, 20Y of Selene py J oubloons dred days in the ci 0 WN [EW Yh dr y ii pi ying wi Sacrificios 4 stly to my advantage, as hold chased at high rates In pur 1 the city, one sr tw Woy Orici Dying and Pri EW ET a wn 7 lu WIE Fl Ie A Ete titers reton 3 vo, as holding to the Je gh rates by 8.4 SYLVE= FER tated. wit} two would be substi- AFR ying and Printing 1st: FE WATCHIU p vernment will n return of the Jews 4 22 Walle w Nb ated, with properly-cor falas RLISHMENT, STAT i 5 Esty. JIT «of your HE {d i, ot recoenize the T Jews, to have the tr street and 190 Broadway, properiy-construct Wd vehiel t recent FATEN ISDA® i be. Bi cil y ALTH ockade on any anize the Texan us yi he truth shown (1 roadway, b weted vehicles for» b roesption and i wD, Office for the move seil’s Ohlice is now 27 vy account A x ying in the directio HEN WA RW I “ro forming thei MW ODOT New Your ods. No. 5 for the 1 Hv it trom ww 4 Bawery Y An English tion ol my argume Ch. Swee ung their work i New York —Dye 33 {late 41) John st t o He requesis vy having ro. ar was Ih we t gitsh man i p aument Tp Nesp Hie nstead of ndred f Shey i) YN SUD hi 'S gues aid impos s fricods tn be 0 nd sel lying at Nacrificies. the Mexie: of But on another point of more moment 1 Mis finer Wn general, No. 17 Joha str 'N ef and who so to market, y hundred furmers y Lassimeres, Satins, Sl ior manuer, Brogd- VN y. Remi! ay IT ax ous 0 4 Ay d schooner of war are still Ivi ean Steamed Py to be wble to cclareise my sty he ay hap- My of Jewoler's 4 hori Pol Ld Tn. ho wand lose in the taverne ur i bone, Canton and Fabia Cy w y: vet and Plash, neiber, Brandreth's Office 1s 30d ow ye the un 1 he Castle of San y Ying under the suns to the sati=faction of my cri ny a still more ACiagS, Lemolisy Parting ars, Coan i Bt Donte “egy Pu. groceries of ihe city a hundred days, th bs and n nd Hose, Ladies and i and Cotton wo me <i uot Bowe. dS Sunn da DR st i ceritic. Your Re aim 8 RAC Tite stalk. Bookbinder R eka is, Lace, avs, threw or Damask and Sat wns Ganuents, Mo E Joi Im* Btw as still in eircul lon. The report resents ir Reporter rep- x dt wwders Rags, de. an’? to manage and whaiy be liens ial a. =O, C4 3 n eirculation the i onts mie ns saving not oul op RAC w'a lv 2 nd oversee, with conse and Refinish Mer RCI Ai ColbnG AL, COAL--E i ee lation thik tho¥ W ying net only that the Tul "ACH YROEANR with ss many wag Sha ish Mero, Thibet Lo. 9 best qual avana tor repair h Cre song to the book of p Talmud is nHCoAal —-l would tak nny wagons, a Piano and Table dbet and Cashmere 60 t ty Peach Orchar Juin cpairs, wlthough me fe BULLE kof authority a ceribers are ak Ab he sub- 11d take their place yon p w ile Covers, Car p i {oan the mines, at the chard Red Ash Co fe w oli. sa fe 8 6 0 y among the Fe thes re are almost da i place. Instead up pet taor Clot Carpets of tne At the (olio r Coal RE TT waa 8 wy thought they thie in ish pices Ny 4 ws, but that nee rior quality W oo y in bareing the above Coal Litchens. requiring i ald of three hundred &c s F Clothe aud Hearth Ro dy SL Sindy rand Hgoken Bowing low prices-= 1esh (8 Sanden weqte Su J WE AR en laid aside, hor. West iiarhet price. sll) consumers atte the tir i mndred fires, and wastis yr 0 wetally attended t PECs es essrnnse covers ins SHIN Foreign non siens Minister of Feacien rd 4 we wistian ible adopt din its el? corner of Laight and Re Lo BROWNE, we time of three Lundred women A 1 T MWA y attended to and promptly exeente aon ts sseqek rece EEE addressed a letter to Bn stead—" an opinion, say Niet i 7 e—————TRY A i ei Lington streets with t omen, one vast Kiteher pl whic servened aod del hd Shi sasrarn ns ster S H vy N bh Ne 3 FEY i 3 ith three fires [o »y a A T- eal A a) nen a In sor, Secretary of Siute of td Raw Dawe Web tact to support it.” Dut there i w twat uw single 3 ANTEAT AN Hit w= (Temperance) fi 1 for preparing the fond theee dif PARTIES continue te 10 Tine: —g— a h Vf ye gher. Yan! corner n fh en tha tec Spt: ore is abundant fact w i 62 Duane-st neat B dy ance) rreut tables, at ditTeren 1 wl ani nosathing ex- IN Streets, hristopber amd Grey Ne ice} he ates. une support what X did s5y ih Charge, 75 cents per 4a ear Broadway and the Park.— gi at Terent prices, for various d o i hair 5 B10 tons Pea o JAN FERGUS in the name of So Cin which he remonstrates, Cvidence cheat Talm I aifirmed that there was 81 75 cents per day per week—Meals $2 y A sires of economy, would ha f y 13: der pth 4 ty. mela 2 ait Bust ehsap HGIUSON Ss FOVernne wR 2 at Talmudical aut: ome At Ving uiahed x «yy LOGTIng b Hd IH iReient: ten Ee he ad Hel FOS oF iin g vers aint the fuvor from that ar Fh al we i y, as distinguished TT ied 1m would perform TEE Pw ottih os Bene DOLLIES. —Beaeh Se Sch. nike ens ob this country who vol Moses and the Propheis, was rel fo LOAN or nt the same function whicl Beton, ate i» gh High wsist the Texans, aod y wi volunteered [ng its hold on the Jewish mi y H as relax Real Estat Y 1 unineumbered mres three hundred Heh now re- with al rb ly sal» nn assortment sition. of: the: ArtrichE i) us bitterly of the conhrmation an tract from a Load g ed In i# ut BIGELOW SICKELS if We are astonished wi Kubler Warehou No. 4 n er wit go Golitle Waiter ho i randolos, Aotrad avern N Ge on p 104 N Ne AIT toms hae wen of Be enn v Ri Y or ppiaiest ter. Suck: cuntinet: Ne: 4 vvernme nt in this circulated widely ing tise rh aon publ abit 0, J hia BLACKSVITHS Vires C esl enlossal protits whieh L ve rel unon the NY GENTL! WAN te Ca ul k yp mt oof silver. th of Cinta “ue 3 p. ios Moers dy TN or 5 prot hich o vd ids pp n pba, g 4 4 PH fe. Buell copie, 0 erte, in COREY AD it winter, out noing 1 et during oe first quulity, this day rma oal of A Souipti y would resnit from these large 4 A o 3 intending to build Ue 3 shave will be soli very X a Sets and Coll 1ia1 sas 2 mtecd by the af HOU Lhe act of te seco m _—g 4 A dav discharging? (rom schooner eaviations, ake fuel ryestot AINE pass Mong the St t i spa adi 3 r wane, He conclu d by the Jaw ef S100 "qv <1 SCCes- ang, tor sale reasonable, 1 take fuel nlone, whieh has bec Ao prim Ori: ie neludes by hoping hy of u very considerable party of Jews iu KDE vessel, WALD ecily fron the 80 EXPEDSIS or cbt-mnt- avid hieh has boceme out of «0 many 1} 4 sire why t rp ik HIO GRIN pe ial pew, jel tw ation: may couthiut 0 he "l amicable land from the main bade ended bi i vol $11 Wad RD BROWNE, 4 i 5 15 1t not evident, that tor Cooning al 1 ACR Ha 3 the Tn A a esi DSTON OF, J. 35H a ing ha a 3 1" kw BRAN cha urn cooking and 4 3 i andl i Le making 2 tous Parma thb eee thee tree ating wheny aature N Eve d between lease Lyons Guoldamid a conduct of Me VIER erg "Wo a N the warming of rooms, Ass elation 1 hav ut aud warranted ry m the celebrated Q p om has 2) und of arash Wi 3 5 tio woul Suave st ed eqaal to any br Qaairy al Boros rl ordi cantintat destined te pule of their refasal to edt ex) gre Mid eh i Mi Sporung Coats.— n-eighths of the wood whit v pve die Li he have the mortar remain fi a 0 suit puch Ay Fi Ahi market, or dg Val ae A 6 r fe a LL wei t ros v 3 firm a rst, o PRT Ro Pri Rh of de Et mele lie bles and fic caren tated for Towling of fishit fa v ww article well tem of incoherent our pres LL Svs- specit a H r, het bis arch lect nse in and 5 p MQW 00 7 Vreont, corner Do that Y Pp na to be of the ‘3 almud As oF vid authority wi as well as nT shing, Deine very Lz t akd co vi wient and teolated Hd t 4 whi yet aria h bow 4, for sale 48 have, 4 ret rd HERA 18 discontente I w ith h AG OpIOION their sewn canonic ol Nery A 1 h 1) nn 8 OW Plies non Vel! A Cooly and comusumoes louse Is wastes KOOWE 18 eitdel Wis {at k et never has bees OES oa n AL oF, Nowa Reotia Gen Hi Cot X yp Rh 1ptures, hess va tha successor to Roxbury DoF 3 i Halt «tus 1 y brick oF stone SNQpk send, Als Friction Roll rindstones, ition, and could 5 her present Scripture viy Bre fi 2 Rox Juda Rubber Yosw 0S By stone WOIk j# 32 0 1 Rollers, Grand oud be cnsi 3 i ures of the QO i le Jra r Co. The 1 sale it Price &1 per is, Cranks, v asily induc ed 10 i 1 i estament hich mM he pare i v RE KI per Lb, tor at No Xs i Sah ful be Chirsetins which we or aiden Lane wel is equally gareg, t West.sts. Viel] 1 deruey. [N. 0. Pie Div equally with the Jews, b id to be of tH! iE ASH NO COAL.— Le cuativation of a Jum r compare b Jick GGIRT= LAB 1 KF. x It. Hen MILK DEPOT, N 0" ne organ, and ull that l meant or 8 11 tl 1 SOPETION tele for stoves (as rf 1 very wo like a ain 1a Association, over “a isin i" bE LAS ets EIN Labels cr bn ade nad 201 Chambers si N fr bd Connex sad in this this day discharging ar on ins wrus no Slineer i single fan th th new P rpothecaries revised agre tort DR al Laving e tabi ed tl irs w-Yor wexion was, that these seceding Jews had fal cash it take Rrging a for sale at a very low priced «4 FR rin, With the sums extent ot Pha Pera ania Hi AEEIOUTAY Xo the y inform the public th wd the aboxe business, hey dhe ay JEW La fall wal ASCH Hh al po WALD A BROWNE ho OUatrs, ut ue ito Little farms, an 1 o.B 1A x. hoy'tles cpr ar TiN receiving daly vl that they Lave ade ara ore v Jl Wadhingtan corm oe CROCE dc J wl subjected Ww <7 ad on Line pa beautifully tl womher iN Bt halt-pan I o'clock the fore g Latwhistiver THC CRP of three hundred fanali by smhron Hbed RY ati abso pris w A Nes) wh aol Brow nile tad 1h DAVID FELT €0, Station rs Hall wi the above Depot at the red MILE, wines hey Wil 215 Peari street and Wal fal, pos qt, pot at the reduced price of Four Cen Land Se Wallstreet. They also ire 4s Ar? Becowr¥ FE ol al the nhove BUTTER MILK, which can be b ve; ia et REAM and at the lowest nrces, TN Figsr Sy Ux r SETTLEMENT oF THE UN 3 gr UNitaD STATES 1 back wpon their own nspin d writings in giving gin Siviig “<1 1 CPOvE COAL BN a 5 4), Hiseharging.—a hoat Sse a Me adow of a sloping piece of land whic v wire destined to the vine; there anothicr i i M I" a R jE ve lanufaciur Cr fh only comincndat.or lation we subcribers ovr for their Wels ana Cisterns. wh wa ost reg I he followin Tab! Table, which Hh many may cor le up tl sum worthy of prese Si fos y consider the rival clai Tal of preservation for foture reference, shows er, bv an ina I of he Valmud. The Report: at what time Ban dverten p what time, and by whom tho: suv 5 Christian B eres t slip ot the pen, 1 serted toad of Con a bails size for Ni o the several States were 5 an Bible," includ eT discharging, for sale Jur Sjeve3 Is ts day originally settled n instead of Jowisl Fg the New Testament, with hu Man wh 4 Wish ble.’ bd} iy o A heat where bd b Spars VATE OLDEST TOWN the Old ile,” which embraces only 2 corner of Laig jos EROVNE, t ere grass should grow: a thind, 10a yy lorida L owN fs sLingorn ivi ke 2 hia $lka caus tans PRET, ha $s. BY WHOM, Wi 7 TE Lington yaving rain, clea: Rameed ud advan (ay Florida... bay A ith this OO v og L] Owls 3 decun ig a on these Pum New-York... ete? Te Petia respondent explanation, 1 see net how your cot f 03 a CAE assorted, from 1-2 stnp ot 112» l the f GAVE Witch) Ihe ru Las. wid DG wiity, Kase of Operats oad Jumpers ay fully solicited 10 call and examine or th Massachu oF Mb Albany... WA ae can Guestion the rut) ide bil ard Ne oy thes) le nd ron, mas hy the New. ng. oly swil the following year; while TOY fe aig and portable, Ee J T a Trek New TT shire. Plomeuls unless he questions the Ci A of wy assertion oh hy Fev Company, Prov sence, R. 1, war ated Eog and a fifth mi-apply the soil he A OURS, 1 Phy A py ee Ch patil ro psn hy New Jersey Dover... in Londo igh act of the recent sec Sui dior mported from Enciaand; for eae hy the 4 1 1 oe 304.14 ume OLheT way Toe t Nm York, Tone $y 1012 sae ke eves Delaware Yooneninns Bergen. Ate mat on, of which 1 will enguge t secession Bo," agent, NATH WITHERE! que, Wim: ved hundred fur los fe A a Are BE have chtained wi and the goiversi; New-York, Jone 4, 18 is B @elock in the rvening, ahaa nn wen ‘ape Henlop ve minutes the m ge to give ee RE 1h Fos X umes lose tacdiv Lume an IT KUOWT, Are LOY ed whers they are be LA 1 I Lo i ga T—— fre i hy el ol ue o nme in BR a in aricading Latins 5 e and mos oy LAT eed su Cut reterence, L JRANKI IN SAL A) TY je Im Cons TRENT Fou coraneseens ROK Lali Seas tt. Thatl as a Chri hepevel he OHN Met ABE CO 'S Intelligence in lawsuit Seite against ead h other. and Lat 4 4 y regan to siniar kinds of Pumps is Cadthe Gar te ALY WATER BATHS nn as 10 Wn I ach teotn iis Bf Lristian, stoul &F Of aa Nas v JA5en in lawsuits about Lous y a wonton 1 Ly my label upon them, the I den. —~ELIAST 4 FOSEY At x 0 eer yeas L168 St Mary's us one of wie ‘cheer id es assan-st. Rerrgexces—Hon, 3 4 y sndary lines and itv theft parts whic oar wp pip ms the pubic, th S THOMAS ros hoe and 8 A sassnes Bum ti R cheenng ssa well b vor, iS ci on f. H Gio o 5a 3 md petly hells MILE “ing made ol vhiteswond i at Le, thathe has cw» jrectiviiy in OVIAOnee imes, can Lardl i g signs’ of the vort, Bsa. W. ry Renw they all avoid works of mb ord, deen wt {ae or agin tre am hate Sebond.. 16s a] us han ardly excite the enw 1a Ul rh f general util N 1 ov orl It DrRner Lo say t Bat oue of the most placed al the Rooth mpl hess enone Albewrar Pete toh we surprise of one wh ERNE: oo Ys of adv IURLY Wie might y pipe of my manziactor swede fron a 1s for ladies and eathiuive dl Off Meher MOUNA. 100.0 1670 Port g- Hagteh. i Ri ap would be very slow to subseril ON JEN ha Ascension Church for sale.— hot advantage to disagreeable neighbors, and in- west of white pine heart stuff, free S70 es icone Ng the i) rican waters plas a that «ves Miated i aes rt} trae HE nh x0 alk the SAF er) subscribe himself ew No. 18 on the ground flo i dividun! intere gubors, ang w- and well saturate J nd betny boiled #od adapted t PIARGEG qr giit hy Mr. Ca! Peunsylvani FI RATRIN all the strange stories and extrs 4 Courch ground floor, in the Body of the interest 13 every where broug in every respect COMpOsition, Is w 3 Ja al Spiel $0 341 she pasiees of He Cav i wa Bhensanse «es. Philadephia ees French tions of the Subsionies 4 exiravagant wlerpre- DP 3 Apply at No. 78 south stiect i) i with public ry 3 wre roug hit in contlict ry, {7 supe Js tic le, ALT aL er ey h shower baths noe A i recreation nod od wo ert Rah ashi WR “h. po 03 i doctors. As ub d Ty The i. i LAT LE Hardware Lh wi are Messrs, OSBORN 4 440 a D wand ethicient p eb 3 roved constrges Ark a yu Bask French. mark that reflecting, «Raita Christin i his re- 4 {Ye Tor aood Fitand cheap Cloth- The possi ality of realizing su bh: prent United St ng i Des 2s 33 Palton-srest, oppos by Hed s wf an ws depths privace bie J indies ani pene as vd sen "Weri riatians shouw'd Ww, HE .y rary ameliord y wi SOCH ha i Lg iy olt's), AM Ww hays. he fa Js Fe hnpnag Knysna ves 4H Viucettuks, «is fHHCL M tindilye the hope that the Law and the P ne 1 tablishment, 394 Gras JertEYol Gath raloring Es ameliorations, having their commeges ho t3 Cia 1 og hand a (Gli i's), wis Lave constantly Oaniy, of B adilyy po furnished aad con. Eo of Alabama... paid 4 CUVALC «vse eees French, willeve al Prophets 5 dostreet, corner of Allomey. vid 2m SUL, which woul 1" neut 1 agri. i 8 voce i retest I ot fhm 1 i Mississippi AB Porter Mobil. French, he ma he vejecteddy the Jews tor any abrir i OTELS. steamboats sad Families volutions, sho Viv eause neither bloodeiwd nor ECOLLECT, that M once ia the siriing dvparipuet IE Thane trams Vermont... i ates tyr ro Nreoch, 8 may Nr assured that this 1s the last thing that i suppiisd with Food s-rvant hs amilies ©5000 ad ave stimulated politicians and TROY SHIRT DF POT Marshall's ONLY jo sens op a pe App joi liberal. patrons Yeolg a, nea ha pmmer. Freud any such Christi ny 12 that Peak stress i with good servants at Hotsoa's Oe, ad philosophers: but t ruse th ha ne-street 3 vihe oity 8 N visiton Rew ry 4 Supfiit jem hd i J es 1% cl 1 vistian will ever oi weet. Wat nhacss SIpDI g 0s d 0 excuse tin shy. t} i treet. Now York. about 16 d y is No. Ch tors of No ork. th citizens ap iw Dig ee een French. aiming at. Our gr et tink of desiring, op {TS Chamibermaids. aud BA aT Corks, Wait. tond that so much perfect] ir mpathy, they pre- Pearton wr 415, 8d on the Tight ha the earner of (Shc fth bey Cima at ah 395 La Ma. Rh ake Fuel, Londo. French. Aolding grand wish 1s to see the Yows 4 Kinds od male and female servants of all shat th aaah perfection was net wade for ma ing to the City il HW i n the 1h hapd side in ln $5 an Fo sentiemen’s Bath, 36 aud 49; Ladies Bath ee Loire 4 Loldin ie. tha asl 1 3 4 id e nl SE wi s be Reniuck) a Ne Senrvie v. Preuen. wali) fast to th Law and the Prophets, and ILIR OF ENC 1 is n Ww v ws are insurmountable obstacles, and (be many u stakes havine ang his in COnWaUEnee of 3 ig j*i5 Im v ks cnanaasnunse vee BoOl- Niaiiels veeaso kbd Boon. giving them up for any subst LAR PENCHANGE hat it would be impossible vad bors, who Were in pur nade of late, by strar tOAL, COAL, COA 1 eg RETCRIB «steve s NG KE. Eo the Goluen A or nny substitute, not even of England. Freland and S LF PRL JH all parts families fora w iw Lo assocate three or four ns amt pursu't «f our shiv repute Ber 4a in s w=—Dest Peaeh Oy Mx. Eoi1ok—Can you throw say light on the FY selves solel or Mishua. If they will plant them- Y aud 26, or larger amount, for A ry u sams of £5,710, 20g raste, and a without differvaces af characier has latey Be The cause we state, which A Tie unde PM) ed Ash Cad Dhoom, Broken and Nut sizes i Nts Al 3 v i been paint On a cor 1 A his ach pres 1'rophet lely on the ground of the Law and the 2 oF Walloces SVLVESTER, ing pretensi Waggi the gre ont of overhear ry Agomiod wa eg Bo Se re, amd brated Coal, at the yery A Ofits for tis oete- f $2 Wall-stres ing pretensions an f all th wd roy Shirt or tn, de eo su iter phets, we shall eherish good Lopes of therr OLLYED ANI PLA Tadiddinpus Te will be pr 1 pyr ediable discord. fron ik shi. Shin sire 8 thie corues daes Bry t es outy of Brood og Par ow of caiage nny rt HY ATE BD BR i proved that in this new 4 sicctar, Fe Hrs, bosom t collars: and w ny rR ge in any part A fr J ASNN.~ En order, the pas- fof the herotit of strangers 1 ve stale it in par Also Gray Ash Sebuy kil] i A Gist rate article of Rolled wr Plated get gions and all inequalities of fortune and chara p high repated Troy wi ly ger. aul all deaters roar 3 Amerson B yiis, Lehigh an Lackawam Coal. 40 far irom opp: Ss in 1} we inform all thas et iverpool. Best Virginia or Lue gray, opposing ditheulties to Association, firm city is No. Chatham. (56 Very lowest price. nginia La on ich 117s ae, at A wlll be particular to see the fol cart and Chathanista oaDSErM SIMPSON, v ie iollnwir C2 NO, 2 “3 Marshall's ooly gi; Which e poi Orders for ous ox wil ec pi RisARifeat Shirt Depot, we for 2 larger quanuy, w sue ibn my hang he J pilie I will aid Bank is e Jacksonville Bank hea a ll on sak an pres reed we d i} 1 A i 'Y re G 43 yf ne i. ate n t Ch mn ue moe tie testimony oO wisi hy p 1M be found at JAME A Jat TTS 4 3 ines wnt are becom nery, sin all contra H T b ce wanted at The S Sun othce ior redemption, we are told the

for we hold that {rue pear Wosster, at the lowest marked prices, |i its very m {pric ewise 3 vOIY very mach av thus our prejudi ‘es Pres AN AYT WINGOW-2 avs y Us a 3, No patron re asked of those who eat GOWR. ED Fo A WV i 3 ICAL CARD.<<Dr. Morrison, for- merly Sargeon in the British Navy, can be Cone fice. President is ou ay Sony wi, and that the bili preseated is poo- l the A sway Gin Apostie w not say whether (hf a ibe Pectin vetire Se Jolin ie c i nil is good or ris} fair whol redecio it. Is it nwe not, therctore they oh flower le d unstinnity as anturally as sasenor article of Cope Vik wok redeesn i eit cary ih other banaing houses or leads to the fruit i do not kr Fal LEC hn i ob N 3 n wnhiow ba A ne Bgony neness is i every bill prescoted helore J my worthy friend is a Cuaraite, but 1 have {i ION oy ol wo y the wel 4 et every il presto bere PHY So a no ned Sites, made oa i» mow parts ov the es, what on the contrary are the means of A FRESH GOOD R nsans: Sun in eminion that the R favorable terms Ly sociatioa. would 1 r bhi nl hid I oie ree or centroversy between Jews and Christians we i Je Ww LYLYESTER, huadr f Xi ould be impossible to associate a Shirts 4 f pa Vtion te cur former large stock of a 148 wal fortunes, and of simi men rollars, 21 3 cf dog Bg Pout il w, viz. 1.000 dozen mite daily Mia diay Fe aharcetet LE Sh of «imilar 25,27 cts, 62, 75, $1,125, 1% 175 2 22 A at his omce, 24) Fulton-sue i aba ikus pa oh i ward t «hh s reals el, wilh the eo and Series is incompatibie v h ism of Groups Fh 7 fs oe id 50. 11 12,15 50.15. AE 1 M 8 tible with equality. 25, and gpward. All Line 12, 13 58, 15, 1s, 13,2. O MASONS —Buildi rr bosons from $8 to 10 per ue y siirts from $10 #4 per LoL; at 35 cents per load "gl OE pee for sale Jed iw avenue, ora &7 West 15th 4 ot 2h sreet gear Beh el

rat i» he apc) y oncial operations of The Sun prople lately value compete, hound and 101 sale al i Ll Respeciiuily, ANTLULUMBUG. be bough i i ghtton much spesdicr termination iit

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THE TRIBUNE "RIDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1942. tn Wasmincrox Ciry the Tribune may he had at LUPF'S residence, near Thir)-sireet, at 3 cents per opy. and delivered to satucribers at thair residence for ais per month, or 124 cents per wed K. cm 1T'7 The June No. of the SOUTHERN LITERARY is reco ved and for sale at this office. Agents supplied at the usus rates. Price of single numbers 50 cents. Tur. GREAT CLAY MEpTisG.~Copics of (he Dally Trib. noe of yesterday, containing the Address, Rascistions and Speeches, are for sale of This office, Price Two Cents, or $1 jer bundred. In wrappers for mailing, ¥1 25 per hui- dred, EC l—— For an interesting communication on the Jews by Prof. Bush—several Litera- rv Notices— News Itemo—and an article on A Ficonomies of Association, see First Page. For a Sonnet by John Quincey Adams ~No. 1 of Fpiscopal Missions—Jefler gon's Opinicns on the Tariff—Immense Coucern Mania, &c. Ne, see Last Page. 5” We are indebted to he Hon, Canes Cusir- 1xG for valuable Public Doenmentas, cent KF Ix Apvaxce oF TRE Marr, we ceived Boston papers by Adams Co.'s and Harr- ave re- den’s Express lines. 03 We intended to publi<h to-day the varisus letters written im reply to invitations to attend 1h Great Cray Megtisa at National Hall They are quite voluminous, LL Wednesday evening. however. and could not well be presented in prope: form to-day. We shall publish them all at a. early day.

7 Several articles are in our paper to-da: which may have reached some of oor readers in our first edition yesterday.

Ruone sLasn.—We fear that the reign of di order and of violence is not yet over in our sister State. Sines the memorable Hegirn of the guar Governor Derr, there have been constant outriv- ings that warlike movements were in preparation: Lely eae and though we have never entertained the thar “any very serious ombreak could occur under the guidance of such wv leader as Dorr showed him: self to Le, it has still been too evident that the peaceful and conteated quiet required by the in terests of the State could not immediately return. The Providence Journal of Wednesday contains intelligenee ominous of rerowed agitation. Let ters from Woonsocket state that two cannon have been mounted there, and two others have passed through the place, destined 10 CL pachet, a littl town within convenient distance of Connectictit— the land of refuge—and said to be inhabited by numbers of Dorr's peculiar friends. A wason- load of ball cartridges arrived at Woonsocket, and it is believed that large quantities of arms and am- munition are there concentrated. The cannen ar auarded night and day, and not a carriage can en- ter the village without being closely inspected. At Foster, on the night of the 20th, some lal dozen men broke inte the building supposed 1 contain the guus of the Volunteers. They wen unable to find the guns, and were interrupted while prosecuting their search. At Plainfield, on the 20th, two boxes containing about eighty muskets passed over the road, di rected to one of Dori’s most viclent partisans a! Woonsocket, An attempt was mado on the same day to sie a cannot from a shop at Central Falls, but ihe preesution had been taken of placing over it an armed guard. The powder-lowse of Duty Greene, at Provi- dence, was broken open, and 45 kegs of gunpow- der, containing 1,200 pounds, were stolen there from. Four strong locks were broken in the at- tempt. It is believed that Dorr, who left this city «ud arrived at Norwich en Wednesday morning, in tends (0 meet his Legislature on the 4th of July at Chepachet; for this purpose it is that the cannor and ammunitien are cfntred thieie, Tents to ues commodate 300 or 400 men have been brougiu thither from Boston, and men are engaged ii making eartridges for cannon. hered that wearly all the members of the Su Legislature have resigned, so that a full house can hardly be expected to assemble. A man named Wetherby, arrested for stealing cannon, wus taken to Warren on the 21et und On his way thither, the coach It will be remems- flinge committed to jail was stopped and a violeat but unsuccessful at- tempt was made to rescue him. In the stiugele his pantaleons were torn off. A company of United States flying artillery of 80 men and 40 horsesand ix field-pieces, nrrived at Newport on Tuesday. A Committee of two from each Conuty has been appomted a Commitiee by the General Assembly on the subject of Suffrage, and a Convention to form a Censtitution for the People. Ce Wauias or Corumuus.— The Whigs of Columns bus, Ohio, ot a late resolved that Joba meeting Davis, of Massachusetts, wus qu ited to hid ans station in the git of the American People, aud they have therefore nominated Lim as a can date Ie 3 Vian Bogen would for Vice Presiaent of the United Sates. also resolved that as Martin the competitor of Honey Clay, there could be no doubt of the issue between them: and that, *sub- ScHisM AMONG THE Jews. —Aspertinentto th topic discussed in our columns by Pref. Bust ane our Correspondent N.' the following information of a recent schism among the Jews of England ma: interest our readers. The Londen that they are now split into two hostile divisions Phalanx state A Protestant Seet has arisen among the m denying the divineawthority of tradition and the oral law an werd as tl ile authon The Chief Rabbi, Solo- i his declaration stating returnisg to the written RY ty for faith and morals. mon Hirschall, has issued that the [Meserntiont parties ‘cannethe pe rinitted te ave any communion with us Teraclites in any re- The formed themselves into a separate Synagogue and licious rite or sacred act. Sceeders have me refu ed to read their assembly the de lara- tion of their Chief Rabbi 4 the Rabbinical The respecting the anthort ‘rot out of opposition yar in relwellion azo ority able Chief Rabin,’ 3 parable mischief would tollow to the whole Jowisi w (Congr ns they sav, ‘bat beeause irre- ation” by so doing. The 1 ration h applied to the Rabbini al order for an ordaineu muister of the service and have been relied: its marriages are therelore lLezal an 1 th ey inreatent resort to the civil contract of LEW MAITIase ings and tends to widen brings the question he 10 their teei- the brea aw, "nr h already creat a. Fach division has a press through which they make ‘heir appeals to the publi The Boarp or Missions oF THE PROTESTANT Friscorar CHURCH assembled, according to ad- journment, at 09 o'clock voster iny morning. Morn d bv the Rev, Meiers H iy Commamo were colcbrat ‘ny prayers Haight and Vaugian, and the ministered by Bichop Onderdonk, assisted hy and the Rev. Dr. Mil- assembled Bishops Doane and Lee,” nor. Avery small congregation were when the service commenced indeed, there were not, we apprehend, more than twenty members of the Board presont, The Rev. Dr. of the office of Secretary ar d General the same as those giv resignation Agent of the Vaughan eff 18 re 14 Dr. Milner took oc- ‘on Foreign 1 eting. etter was laid ou the table, casion to inform the Board that the two Secre- Iaudable taries and Geperal Agents bad, in a very] manner, during the past sear presented tothe Society me-fourth of their respective salaries, Their actual ly #1500 each. The tar income, therefore, had been on wore read, annual reports of the two Seer Committees, A re port was also wid referred 1o read, re lating tothe 5) irit of Missions,” which was made the order of the day for this morning per which, He which was, Bishop De Laney heid in his hand a p li He contained a servics of resolutions, read the first of them, the said, object of aitimately to procure from the General Conven- e of the Constigiti g mn of the Society, tion a chan s0 as to require the Missionaries to repor/ wo their respective Bishops. loishop Doaune oh) cred to the the wore read. So did Bishop Bichop De Lancer and being deeply wounded at some the consideration of resolution uuless whole of the series Whittinghamand Dr. Milnor replied that they were indepra resolutions, personal re- marks which were addressed to him, with churac- teristic dignity an I forbearance, withdrew the reso lution. An apology wus afterwar Is made to him. Dr. Hawks, before the ad jou nment, presented the whole of the “series,” and they will no doubt be acl d upon to-dav. Bishi P AY hitsi Fuam ofl 1 d an resolutic noye.aneg to the commissioning by the Committees” of Ministerial Envoys to Societies in Fuogland. He was decidedly oppose 1 to the ape pointment of such representatives. The resolu- 1: ited yesterg tion was not acted upon when the Board adjourned. Bishop Lee's name was inacvectently om lay. AxoTHer Nsono Brasep.~—=We learn from the clerk of the Highlander, that while wooding a short distance below the m uth of Red River, they were invited to stop a short time an see another negro burned. v were informed that Fhe the fellow who was prepar for the exhibition was another of the gare recently mentioned as havine committed enormities and “fled to the SW am p—one of whom was burnt, as already pub lished, ‘The last fellow had killed a man and car- he had violated ried off two women, one of whom he wed for this Lie; bad him well chained i d the fapots ready, with a view of #iving him a foretaste of his inevitable, aliimate end. [N. O Bulletin, The tone in which this korcible transaction is snwoken of indicates a stute of society but little in advan-e of the savage, ivilized men, it would soem, conld fot calmly inflict such torture upon a the heart must be cased in triple steel that beholding A 7. would not shriok from the unuttera- ble azonies of a brute Least thus burned to death What, then, in the name of Humanity, must we think of those who can not enly burn to death haman being, but with a fiendish spirit of hellish heartlessness invite their friends to “step a while’ and witness the horrid rites 7 No mater if the vosr wreteh have made himsell an incarnate levi by his airocious arimes; the man whe could treat him thus shou d have lived featur goto Liact en the age, and t shanf the deeds, of du Spanish Lug astern, a———— Sab,—A\ \oung 3 a num i PD Lies, 1 New=Oleans, recently commit i su i a sine ular and melanehoiv mana i aud Deeu vied to a lovely woman, ard the two, though 1 noderate circumstances. were atieshed to each Jeet to the decision of a National Convention, we draw the sword tor Hemy Clay, sud throw away the scabbard: and that we will neglect no honors ble means in our power to sustain him. In viet ay or defeat the best affections of the West are with him,’ CL Accipest 10 MR. Vax Brags —A posteeript to the Indiana Sentinel st ies that *‘the stage which took Me. Van Buren west on Monday mora: ing lust, capsized a short distanea east of Plaine field. Mr. Van Buren was slightly injured in the shoulder. The other passengers escaped serious injury.” oe 5” A great Tani meeting was held at Riche mond, Va., onthe 20th. called to the Chair. appointed, and a strony, well-written Address to the People of the Qld Dominion, urging om thoir A. PLreasangs, Fisq wie Suitable Committees were attention the subject of Protection to American i Industry, was adopted.

&3 The Hon. H. P. Hex, now representing the Ninth Comgressiooal District of this tate, bas published a circular to his constitnents, declining to be considered a candidate for reelection. 4 c——— DROWNED. =Dr. Ira Abeney was drowned wm Arkansas River, seven miles below Lewisburg, on the 19th ult, by the upsetting of a canoe. It ap peared from his papers that Dr. A. was lately from Washington County, Texas. MurpER.~—Mr. Jacobs, living in the neighbors hood of Urbana, lilinois, not long since accused al neighbor named Shamlin of stealing a beehive w= The necused, feeling indignant at the accusation thus brought, repaired to the place of his necuser, and beat Lim to death. S. was then taken up and sent to prison tor trial. down upon the bed to executed of the het wiih unusual to dness, {he wite was strick- en dows hy the yellow lover, and bar d iu the Pot- ters Field. Krom that time the man grew melan- choy, reling asted socio y, u Mi oon NS day the 12h took a pistol, went to the Potters’ Field, siretehed himself upan the grove of Gis departed wile, and shot hinged Co BeryeD 10 Dati. —Aliss Emily Gaylord, aged about 14 years, at North Had ev, Mass, retired to her chamber on the 12th far the nicht, The lady with whom she lived heanng an unusual noise went into her room, and {ound her standing upon the floor, enveloped in flames. She said that, after getting ready to retire, she took a book and sat read. She knew nothing more urtil she awoke and found her clothes en fire Soe lived but avout thirty-five hours New Directory. —We have seen the proof sheets of a very handsome and complete New- York City Directory,” which be issued by Br. T. Daggen, 89 Nassan- Ji It wil! be by far the largest ever 1:sued mn w TH on Tuesday next sireet. this country and will contain about fifty-six thou- sand names, The entice work is printed on good paper, with a new and elegant type from the found- ry of Mr. J. T. White and will be sold at the very reasonable price of eighteen shillings per copy. Our readers will form some idea of the immense the fact that ten reams ol paper were required to write the labor in getting up this work from same, forming a manuscript that will reach from the Battery to Cane! street, more than a mile? Wo are {ree to ay that the above work is the best ind we have ever seen, and we wish every success to the industry and enterprise required for such a task,

CF Rev. O. A. Browssox ia Jecturing in Bos. ton against Phrenology, Special Correspondence of The Tribune. WassinaTox, Teesday, June 21, 1642 Yesterday in calling for the special order of the lay, it was insisted by Mr. Brcuasas and Mr. Woovpeny that the femporary Tari bill was distinctly set down for Monday at the earnest re- (aest of the Chairman of the Committee of Fi- nance, and they urged the pressing wants of the [rensary as a reason for proceeding to its consids ration without delay. The Charman of the Fi- Jance Committee having thus been alluded 10 rose aud assizned sufficient reasons for postponing it a fav er two, and assured the Semators that Monday had not been definitively assigned for the discos: don of the measure: but that be had. at the sug- sestion of the Chairman of the Judiciary Com- mitten, yielded pracedence to the Habeas Corpus’ ill, which he hoped would be taken up without urther debate. The gentlemen from New Hamp- shire and Pennsylvania renewed their arguments in f° vor of immediate action upon the Kevenue Bil. and took occasion to lecture tae friends of the easure with some severity for their sceming neg- leet of the interests of tue country. At this une woal manifestation of sympathy. on the part ol Le Democracy, for the embarrassments of the Government, Mr. CRITTENDEN avowed hissurprise nd admiration, and in a vein of inimitable humor nd sarcasm congratulated the Administration upon ae new-born zeal which had brought to its sup- ert, and to the support of the measure in ques tion, the powerful advocacy of the distinguished Senators who are emphatically first among their eg mls!” He ir quired of the Senator from New Hampshire, inasmuch as he had asvizned a very significant rumor as a sutlicient reason for speedy action upon this bill, whether amofher rumor to which he had wot adverted, had not a more pow- ig agency in calling forth tue sudden co-operation f his friends in support of the Administration 4 Was the President's Council to be dissolred, and were the gentieman and hic friends to participate va the re-construction ot it! Or was it trom a uigh=minded, disinteresced patriotism slone, that To ss manner he entertained the audience at the expense Jucasany aud Mr. their unexampled anxiety proceeded! of the composure of Mr. WOODBURY for some twenty or thirty minutes, and tien the Senate proceeded to consider the Judicial S. Courts vill extending the jurisdiction of the U. in certain cases, and after a brit debate adjourned. The subject was resumed to-day, and Mr. Wark- £8 of Miss. occupred the session with an elaborate, ingenious, but altogether untenable argument. It uis positions be mamtained, they will involve an abandonment of all proceedings on the part of the U. 8. Courts except in eases of appeal, and over vide the Constitution, and the law of "39. Read Lis speech, not for its sake alone, but as the expo- nent of the views of the party with which Mr. Walker acts. That your readers may more readily understand the nature of this ‘remedial’ measure, 1 will en- deavor to furnish a brief synopsistof it. Ite object 15 to enable the Justices of the Sapreme Court of the United States, and the District Judges, by means of the writ of habeas corpus, to have juris. diction in two classes of cases. One where a prisoner is confined under any authority or law of thie United States or of any ous of the States, {gr an wet done or ommitted to be done by virtue of the Constittion, or of a treaty or law eof the Uui- ted States. The other is that of a foreigner by whom un net shail be dons or omitted under the authority of the law of nations, er the arder, coms- mission or sapetion of any foreign Prince or State. Lhe law proposes to empower the Justices amd Judges thus toassume jurisdiction of commitments ade under the authority of the United States or of a State, when the validity of the commitment is based, or supposed to be based, upon the Consti- tution, or laws, or treaties of the United States; or in the case of a foreigner upon irtersational law. The intention is to confer upon the Courts of the United States the power to hear and deter- mime whether such authority in law and in fact do exist in the tribunals alluded to, and in conformity with the decision of the ease, to discharge or re- mand the pris ner, Appropriate provisiens are nade fur the necessary notices and appeals from the District Judge te the Cirenit and Supreme Courts. There is no attempt te conceal the fact that the eperation of the law may, and in some cases will, effectually interfere with the erimina process of a State for offences alleged 18 be com- mitted azainat its laws: and the cases above speci- tied may suspend, temporarily or permani ntl, the action of the State Tribunals according to cir- The Mabeas Corpus, under the law "54 does not reach all the eases to which this ex- CUMSIALCES, of tends its remedial power. As the constitutional power of Congress te pass this law is almost universally conceded am real tion to 1t assumed by the DD mocracy in the Senatw. I take it, it is no longer aa open question, whether the General Government shall eo ccise all the powers ol a (r wWernmenl Neco Sfa4ry to carry into tuil effect its laws snd ordinances. A Government which may enact laws, without the power to en- pie, and must be worthless to the I toree tiem, [™0 bas ite days assuredly numbered. To Mr. Se. I would commend the debate on the Puchanan, Wright, Walker, Benton, Judi. "in the Congress of 80, and especially Madison It will be sexn cin Act, lirect their attention to remarks of Mr if Va. aud of Mr. Smithof 8. C. that these gentlemen fully recognized the constitu- tional character and expediency of a law like that reported by the distinguished jurist, Mr. Bornien of Georgian. If unconvinced, they shall still let them **read, learn and inwardly digest” the wlmirahle speeches which hava recently been made in the Sunate of the United States in support of the bill; and as Mr. Buchanan entertains the mest friendly relations with his plain republican neigh- bor from Connecticut, (Mr. Huntington.) T will take the liberty to advise him to peruse with care nd deliberation the very that gentlemer 1 could tinguished in the debate of the first Congress which able argument male by before he vote upon casts his fina the refer Mr. B. to pames dis- ubect in by-gone years might have had ore weight with him than he would be willing to confess at the pre- sent Lime. Yours, Cumrivs. ct: [5 Yesterday, his henor the Mavor, the Record- er, and several of the Senators, were introduced by the British Coneul to Lord John Hay, on board her Majesty's ship Warspite.” His Lordship sent his burge to bring the party on board, and politely accompanied them through the ship. The marines were draws up and the band continued playing dur- ing the visit. Upon leaving the ship, two salutes were fired=one in hovor of the Maver, the other for the consul. After which Lord John Hav and the Consul accompanied the Mayor, joined by the Chanevllor and several gentiemen, to the Sailor's Suug Harbor. [Com. Adv. U3” The Irwinton Shield, printed in Trwinton, Barbour County, states that Geo. iV. Lore, who was convicted of murder and sentenced to be hung, has made his escape from the jail of that county. Ii says that be came out without break- ng 8 look or opening a door.” He was proba ly at a loss to conjecture the grounds of opposi-

‘The Croton Aqueduct. The Board of Water gommissioners have sub- mitted the following Report with regard to the Croton Aqueduct: Tothe Ii Tuursoay, June 33, 1842. ok pd Robert H. Morv1z, Mayor of the city of Rl Stk— [he Beard of Water Commissioners have the honor to Report, that on Wednesday, the twen- ty-second instant, they opened the gates of the Croton Aqueduct at its mouth, on the Croton Lake, st 5 o'clock in the morning, giving it a, volume of water of 18 inches in depth. The Commissioners, with their Chief aad Prin- cipal Assistant Epgiueers, accompanied the water down, sometimes in theic barge, The Croton Maid of Croton Lake,” and sometimes on the sur- face of the Aqueduct shove, We found that the water arrived 2t the waste gates at Siug Sing, a distance of 3 miles ind hours and 43 minutes: here we suffered the water to flow out gt the waste gates until 12 o'clock, M, when the zates were cle-ed on a volume of about 2 feet in depth. The water then flowed on and arrived at Mill River waste gates et a quarter past 3 o'clock, a distance of 5 miles. It was there drawn off through the waste gates for balf an hour, and was, at a quarter before 4 o'clock, allowed to flow on. We continued to pre cede it on the land, and to accompany it in our boat, in the aqecduct, to Yonkers, a distance of 10 miles, where 1t arrived at half past 10 o'clock at night. Here we permitted it to low at this waste gate until a quarter past 6 o'clock in the morning, when the gates were closed, and it flowed on and arrived at the waste gate on the Van Courtland farm. a distance of five miles and a half, in three hours and a quarter. Here we permitted it to flow out of the waste gates for two hours, when the gates were closed, and it lowed, in two hours and twenty minutes, distance of about four miles and three quarters, down to the Harlem river, where the Commissioners and their Chiet Eogiuee: emerged to the surface of the earth in their sub- terranean barge at 1 o'clock, June 234. I'he average current or flow of the water has been thus proved to be forty-five minutes to the mile, a velocity greater, we are happy to say, than the ealenlations gave reason to expect. 1 is with great satisfaction we have to report, that the work at the dam, on the line of aqueduct proper, the waste gates and all the appendages of this great werk, so far as toed by this peform- ance, have found to answer most pertectly the otyjects of their constructs. In we congratulate the Common Council of the city, and our fellow citizens, at the apparent success of this magnificent undertaking, designed not for show, ner for luxury, nor for glo- ry but for the health, security against fire, com. fort, temperance and enjoyment of our whole pop- ulation—objects worthy of a community of virtuous freemen, Wii great respect, we remain vour ob't servants, SA "EL STEVENS, JOHN DD. WARD, RING, B. BIIDSALL, P. S.—We expect the water will be admiged into the Northern Division of the Receiving Re- servoir on Monday next, at haif-past 4 o'clock. I’. 3. at which time and place we shall be happy to sce yoursell and the other members of the Come mon Council. Deen conclusion, Fron Texis.—The steamship Neptuna arrived at New-Orleans on the 12th inst., bringing late dates from Texas. We copy the following from the Picayune: The eotton crop all over the new Hepublic 18 said to be very flourishing. [here are still nearly 400 men at Corpus Christi under Gen. Davis, and they are represented as spending their tine in inglorieus igaetiviry. They have some twesty Mexican prisoners with them, men of some standinz from the other side of the Rio Grande. President Houston had sent an or- der to release them, which, it is stated, was not obeved. The prisoners are well treated, however, faring even better than the Texans. By many in Texas it is thought the invasion of Mexico will be postponed indefinitely others, again, surmise that it is Houston's intention to give the volunteers a chance in July of looking at the fertile plains and valleys on tee other side of the Rio Grande. Whatever Lis intentions are, we believe that he keeps them pretty well to himself. A noterions murderer, named Lysch, was lately ly nched—=hanz without judge or jury—at San Fe- Lpe. He bad killed one or two citizens, and wounded and threatened the lives of others. The Texan privateer Washington recently cap- tured and seut inte Galveston the schooner Mary {and Ebizabeth. She was loaded with a large quan tity of powder, lesd and etaer contraband artueles of war, together with coin, A dispute has arisen whether she was a Mosican or an United States

i vessel, which lias not yet been settled. The Mary awd Blizabeth was bound to Vera Cruz from New. Orleans. A party of fiftcen men recently leit Austin for the Upper Colorado and region of the San Saba, im search of silver mines, Known to be abundant in that section. Capt. Dolsen’s company of mounted men have [left Austin on a tour into the Indiaf range, through a country abounding with buffalo, deer, bear and honey. The crops on the Upper Brazos ure highly promising, having been recently visited by plenti- ful rains. Hon. John Scott, Recorder of the city of Hous- ton, is dead.

Mg Girsrasne a Carpe. —It will be re- collected that a party of Camanches attacked the house of Mr. Gilleland, at Arkanses, about two menths since, and killed him sod his wife, and carried off hie two children. A gentleman who wae with the party that defeated the Camanches ard recaptured the cmidren, has related to us the following interesting incident respecting them. After the Camanches had fled, a party of soldiers went to their camp, and not finding the children proceeded to a neighboring thicket, where they found them endeavoring to conceal themselves: the little bov, a lad of ten years, hind been woun- ded in the side bv a spear. The woaad, although not mortal, was bleedingdprofusely but, notwith standing this, when he saw that he was again in the hands of white men, he was almost frantic with jov He rubbed his eyes, and looked first at one sol- dier and then at another—at length, having satisled himself that he was with the white men, he ex- claimed: Ah' gentlemen, I am glad you fought them otmer gentlemen avd whipped them, for they wanted to kill me and my little sister.” Yes,” added the little sister, a girl of about seven years, they came to our house last night and Killed fa- ther in the cow pen, and then came into the house and killed mother, and carried uc off, and would n't give me nor my little brotker any thing to cat.” The soldiers almost shed tears while listening te those artless innocents, who had been rescued thus providentially from the hands of their savage eap- tors. We understand that Capt. Burn has kindly taken them into his family. Houston (Texas) Telegraph. AR Drow sep. —We learn that young girl by the nue of Mary Root, between 10 and 12 years of age. while playing on the bank of the Black River, in this viewmity, accidentally fell into the stream and was drowned. Her body bas not yet bean found. [Watertown Register. Tue Mazerra—East Ispravay —A Ltle fui- rv schooner called the Mazeppa, left our harbor on Tuesday tor China, under command of Capt. Jas. S. Prescott. She is a beautiful craft, and of simi- lar construction to the Ariel, Angelona and Zeph- vr. She was towed to Sandy Hook by the steam- er Jacob Beil, Capt. Yates; and here we would say 8 good word for this werthy Captain, and cor. dially rec ommend him te those who wish to take steam to sea.’ [Courier. Sevresce or Cartan Howes. —The Court Martial which was held in this city for the trial of Captain Howes of the 2d Dragoons, fousd him guilty of the charges on which he was arrested, aad ordered him to be suspended for one year. bly let out. [Savannah Repub. BY THIS MORNINGS MALL. Latest News. =The Madisonian of vesterda; brings us a loag and luuing accornt of K€ meeting of tie friends of Mr. Tyrer held at Miliary Hali in this city on Monday eveving. We havo ne reom to copy it and regret that the account is not suffici-ntly explicit to cuabee us to give at least an estimate of the number present. Only thre names are mentioned—one Chairman and twe Secretaries. We am inclined, however, to believe the account avthent: We were at first dis posed to doubt, from the tact that it eomes by the way vit have vald Brest havo know of Washington—whoen evident wand been moat natural that wo <i it The Madisonian af those who atteaded were men who attract very

here SAVS Lowe r ti Le OCSasings —aind tals ex- ittle notice on common: plains it. The Resolutions and Address, we age assured, were unansmous’y adopted.

Twmportant Arvest of Robbers, Correspondarce of the Trmone, BaLtimose, Thursday, 8 o'clock, A. M. Oa the 30th ult. Mr. Hotfmaster of Philadelphia was robbed of a baz ccntaininz 470 sald sovereigns. The cobbery was acc tplishied in this wise: Twe men called at the house, and offered for sale glass re for old clothes or otuer ai- in exchang ware, Xo ticles that the family might have no use for. They wis induced to leave the room to look if she had such acticles. When she and on looking 4d a Laresu and saw Mrs. H., and she returned the peddlers wera gone round, she found they had unio takan from it the bag of geld referred to. fearful of meationing it to her hushard, who might uphbra’d her for her neglect; until at length, per ceiving that ymething was preymg upon ber mind, he induced her to disclose the sceq¢ret on the Ist inst. From the description given by Muys. Ll. of the robbers, the police were eral led to identity one, and he was accordingly arrested. He was one of those whe go rou in the charue- wd the cy ter of Jew peddlers, to barter away wares iu old clothes that a man narsed Van Viet waa his aecompiice in the rebbery, ar d that the cold had heer taken to the Mint to be recoin 3. On Mint, it was found that on the 2d of June he bad t of $2,200 123, and had withdrawn the whole amount eoined. It was then ascertained by the police that Van Viiet As soon as he was arrested, he stated inquiry ut the had gold recoined to the am had started in this direction, and information of the robbery and the robber was communicated to whe yesterday afternoon succeed ded in discovering and arresting Lim. In his tomok was tound she stolen gold, and other sums, amounting our police, in all to $2,362 50.

Comespondence of Fhe Tribune, WasiiNeTOoN, June 22, 1542, In SENATE to-day alter come unimportant busi ness during the morning hour, on motion of Me. Evass, the Army Appropriation bill was taken up, and, alter consideration til a late hour, was amendments, amonz which are the tolowing Amendment of the Commitee strike out the proviso of the House, redncing the ment of dragoons, Le. propriate te an Appropriation bill. The object contemplated would bo Mr. Preston, (reported yesterday liom the Come mitre on Military Attairs.) The reduction, it made, would hardly take effect till the close of this year, und consequently no reduction showld be made in the present appropriation, After a de- bate of some length, the amend meat wus adopted Yeas 28, and Nays=—(8)=Messrs. Allon, Clayton, McRoberts, Sturgeon, Tappan, Wilcox, W ood- bury and Wright. An mmendment was adopted, spproprinting £15,000 for military services for the defence of the frontier, inland and Atlante, and $15,000 {or preservation of the public property at several places. On motion of Mr. Prestox, $60,000 (out of the appropriation of $360,000 for the manulacture of arms) was placed at the discretion of the See- retary of War, to be expended for this oliject, to enable Lim te test some of the improvements in arms, &c. i $3.000 was also, on motion of Mr. I'., appropriated ton meteorological observations ut different ports, An Amendment of Mr. CRITTENDEN &pppri- ating $100,000 for building the necessary bouts for carryirg on tha improvements in the Ohio, Mis sissippi, Missouri and Arkansas Rivers, and an amendment of Mr. PERRIEN appropriating ¥e.- 309 for the pay of Georgie volunteers cand out by the Governor in 1340 and "41, were adopted. The bill was passed, and the Senate, aller an executive session, sdiourned. y In the House, the Resolution for the appeint- ment of a Commitee to inquire into the nature, &ec. of the claims for Virginia military bounty land warrants, wos advocated during the n hour by Mr. Gocain The Tacit Dill was taken np in Committee of the Whole on the Union, (Mie. MeKesyay of Pa. in chair.) Mr. Pickess opposed the bill and re- plied to Mr. Fillmore, contending A wed by Me F, rang poesilile, as WAS Dog R00. 000 revenue fron the basis of 1840) of $77.00 ),000 dutiable articles, this requiring a duty of 26 per cont, He fi the Clatrman of the Committee of Wars and Means to find out the w Avs an means for the port of Government. This bill would net do it and he deelared that Government would vot fast ten vears longer if we depended for revenue iniposts, He condescendad to point of raising revenue, but expatiate i on tine aAvanLa- ges of free trade till the close of Lis hour, pnports, (as esti exclusively an out no mode Mr. Sxyper of Pa. opposed the bill on account of the distribution elause and its levying a du'y on tea, coffee and salt. Messrs. Heoparn and Wiss of Va. Bpposed the protection and ditanbation policies, and advo- cated a Tarift for the necessary reveuue for Gov- ernment, Mr. Cusaixg made an abl argument in favor of protection connected with revenue, and urged the necessity of immediate action on the bill, and the passaze of a permanent revere law before the 30th inst. —The Heuse adjourned. Aravs, Deata ny Drowsisc.—It becomes our mel ancholy duty to report the death of two youths, the one a son of Mr. Philip Crump, and the other a son of Mr. Alesander McKenzie, while bathing in the river at the lower end of the city on Satirday afternosn. Not being expert swimmers, they be. came alarmed at stepping suddenly into deep wa- ter, and immediately sunk. An associate, on of Mrs. McMurphy, was well nigh meeting the same fate, but was fortunately saved from s wa- tery grave by his wrother, who happened to be on the bank, and who, we learn, struggled manfully to save all, in which he was near perishing him. self. The bodies of the two were found yestarday evening. Augusta, Ga. Chrouicle, itp Murivy.=-A Jamaica paper of the Ist re- ceived at the Fxchauge Reading Rooms, contains a paragraph from the Antizua Register, which states that the brig Zephyr had arrived there from the coast of Africa, in charge of an officer and seven men of H. B. M. brig Persian. The Zephyr bad been loading on the African coast with palm oil for Liverpool, when her captain and owner having preceeded farther up the coast in a sehoon- er called the Selina, was thrown overboard by the crew, composed of Kroomen and Vuropeans,=— The clerk, who was left in charge of the brig Zephyr to the protection of the Persian. Baltimore American. She was passed, and returned to the House with various on Finanee, to Army to the standard of 1821, abolishing one regis Mr. Evans said the com. mittee conceded the proviso of the House as di- rected to a re-organization of the Army, and inap- "nes nted by the bili of SS KF A youag man of Ji ivated habits named Willam Lafferty, at Pl ladeiphia, attempte Monday nicht to shoot a gil? PM Hull, with whom be had lived. The; bad cage i a dispute, when he fired two pistols of wadding of ene striking lie is ia Jails R face nid the other Bots pistes worm

missing its aim. waded with bails, GF Crummel, arrested at Droeklyn or of betog hired by girl 1: med Mary Glem Che y to kill his wife, has beea farther examined, but 3 ma erial has been proved agaist im. he t 11 l Crom 'v were engaged 10 marriage, fix deserted herat last. A farther inquiry 1s to Be TER AeciDENT.— The wile, son ws 1 daughter of Mi Jesse Hulse, of Bloming Cr cach TIL BL 4 1 3 sora 100 1 3 1) insury of a broken jeg winie proceed! 2 on Sunday last. The horse took i eight in hartessitg, nepce of some overs. zg BF wagou was upset, causing thie hy vk n LESTER I's

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