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POETRY

The shree black Cro.ss is an instructive moral Illus
tration Of the rapdty Of the growth and progress
VI untruth. The grs6aiions. variations, and wind
ings OF Falsehood, are innumerabie. The path of
Truth is straight. and tho not so beaten ss The
ways Of FaIsehood, 10 more safe and beyond
comparison more honorable, TO walk in. The fol-
lowing story affords valuable lesson by ls ex.
emplkbcaton Of the advantages Of perseverance,,
and the good which arises from thorough inyes-
lgation Of the facts connected with the various
reports which are eyer-springing up and eyer-dy-
ing among msnkind.
THREE BLACK CROWS.
sYReM.
One took the other, briskiy, by the hand
HMkye, said he. tits an old story,
About the crows don't know what il is.
keply'd his friend-No. am surprised ct that !;
Where come from il is the common chat
Hut you shall hear an odd affair indeed
And that il haPpen'd, they are all agreed:
Not to detsin you from a thiOg so strange,
A gentleman that lives not far from Change,
This week. in short, as all the azep knows,
Taking puke, has thrown up three black crow'.
Impossible May. but it's really true,
have IL from good hands, anc so may you--
From whose, pray so having nsm,d the man
Strait TO inquire his curious comrade ran,
Sir, did you teli--reiating the affair
Yes, sir. did and fits worth your care,
Ask Mr. such-a-one, he told it me;
hutby the bye, twas two black crows, not three
nesoly'd to trace 30 wond'rous an event,
Whip, to the third, the virtuoso went,
sir.-and so forth-Why, yes; the thing is fact,
Thongh in regard 10 number not exact
ltwss not Jss black crows, twas only Oae,
The truth Of lhds You may depend upon
The gentleman himself told me the case
Where may find him why. in such place.
Away goes nc, and having found him out,
Sir. be so good as to resolve = doubt
Then TO his last informant he referrd,
And begg'd to know, If true what he had heard !:
Did you, Sir, throw up black crow Mot l -
bless me how people propagate lie J
Black crows have been thrown up, three trs e one:
And here find oil come at last to none!
Did you say nothing Of crow az all?
Crow--Crow--perhsps might, now recall
The matter overland pray. Sir. what vast
Why. was horrfd sick and at the last.
did throw up, and told my neighbor so.
Something that was as black, Sir, ss q crow.
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covered by this phenomenon. The conduct
Of thisawondesfai child furnishes useful hint
to persons OF q moro mature age, In protect
irg themselves from the attack of q mad dog.
London Paher.
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| to persons OF moro mature age, in protect
| ipg themselves Il con the attack Of mad dog.
London Pohev.
Sagaeisy Of Ran--A gentleman receiving
o present OF some Florence oil, the tasks
were set in his cellar at the bottom of shsi-
| low box the oil not being wanted for use,
they remained there some time ;-when tho
owner, going one day by chance in the cellar,
was surprised to find the wicker work, by
which the fssks were stopped, gnawed from
the greater part Of them, and upon examine
| ton The oil sunk about 2 inches or and
| half from the neck Of each flask. II soon oc-
CURED 10 him, that it must be the work of
some kind of ver min and being q man of
| speculative turn, be resolved 10 satisfy the
| curiosity raised in his mind he accordingly
| found means TO watch, and actually detected
three rats in the very fact; the neck Of the
| TASKS were long and narrow, il therefore re-
| suired some contrivauce ;--one OF these stood
upon the edge of the box, while another.
mounting his back, dipped his tail into the
neck of the flask, and presented it to third TO
| lick they then changed places the rai which
stood upper most descended and was accom-
rnodated in the same manner with the tail oil
his companion, ,iil il was his turn to &C, por
ter and he took his station at the bottom. In
this manner the three alternately received
each other, and banquetcd upon the oil till they
had sunk it beyond the length OF their tails.
London Pater.
The use ofa Dead WJe.-A German Jour
nal contains the following paragraph " The
wife of laboring man, in the neighborhood
of Stockholm, died some time ago,snd the hos
band made the necessary preparations Tor
her interment.--He, however, deposited
block of wood in the cciiin, instead of the
corpse, which he conveyed, during the night,
into forest, that il might servo as bait for
wild beasts. BY this horrible expedIent he
succeeded in ca,ching Wolf and yo foxes
On the circumstance being made known, the
man was arrested and carried before O Court
OF tJus,ice; but far from being intimida,ed, he
claimed the reward offered for destroying
| mischieyous snroals. Lon. hoier.
ConjRgai Ifecton.---CyRus hs taken the
wife of rigranes, and asked him what he
would give TO ave her from servitude He
replied, all that be had in the world, and his
own life IN the bargain. Cyrus, upon this,
| very generously restored her, and pardoned
what had passed. An were full OF his praises
| upon this occasion some commeDding the
accomplishments of his mind, others those of
his person. Tigranes asked his wife, wheth-
er she did not greatly admire him ! never
looked at him, said she. No, lock at him"
| returned he. 'Upon whom the0 did you
| look p Upon him. replied she, who Offer.
| ed him his own life to redeem me from slave
ry,'
When coaches were first introduced into
England, which was in the year 1920, an &C,
| was passed TO prevent men from riding in
them, lcst the indulgence should fendcr them
| eifemnato By ne amount of duty collected
on coaches in l77s, j, appeared that $4,000
were then kept IN England.
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SHINGLES & NAILS.
Just recsived and for sale, Oa Gardner 8
HhGrf.
100 m Kennebec Shingles, first quail
hy, S casks Al cut Nails. JOHN b. LYON.
June 2, 1919
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For Sale. or 10 Let,

For Sale, or TO Let,
THE following S.staies--IIouse, No. 49, on Broad
street, with sll the sppur,enanccs. Said house
will do we'll for public house. Also a new house
on Tanner and Oak.stree,s, so by 20 feet on the
ground, two stories high, with large stable A
nes store on The Long.whsrf. 50 by 20 feet. two
stories high, with the wharf IN front, in good re.
pair. hing near ,he bridge Also, two or three
small houses aud the land they stand on. 10 differ
ent parts Of the town One half Of body pew in
the I'd Baptist Meeting House, in this town. Also
for sale, FIRST ra.e chaise aud harness. good
horse and Wagon anu HARNESS. Doors, ready
made window.frames and sashes. Lumber OF var
ious kinds
Also for saie--7s acres Of the best Kind Of ver-
mont land, selected by MIR. Christopher Sweet for
his own settlement Apply 20
-ABNER HATHAWAY.
Newport. Mar. 3:
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When coaches were first introduced into
England, which was in the year 1920, On ac,
was passed TO prevent men from riding in
them, lcst the indulgence should reader them
eifeminato Bv We amount OF duty collected
on coaches in l77s, j, appeared That $4,000
were then kept IN EngIaDd.
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" PRINTING, Of aH kinds, ereenied an
a satisfactory manner, at fhis Office.
SsLOoi. Books, Bianks. and Ssanerary,
Ear sale, 81 the Hat-Store OF
GEORGE WANTON.
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wt8 L'aiJcoeS, at six cents a yard! xtx
and other Goods propo,tlcnaby cheop.
WIN. JAMES TILLEY,

s'Vs UT FWuFTFd-NFFVtVf
VXylLL open this Day, great variety OF DRY
wv GOODS, which, together with his Goods,
make his assortment complete
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MORE CHEAP GOODS /!

IRE this day oitening, at fhe above stand,
- EAL bargains. bought for cash, at auction, in
IN Boston-amony Tvhieh are
Whole pieces Of India Cottons. for only 4s6 per
piece undress'd Calicoes, again for 20 cents blue,
red and purple Copperplstes; Cscoes, for only IL
yard elegant "a and "a Canton Grape Shaws
black and cclored Nnnkin and Canton Grapes, very
cheap; India and Spanish linen Caicoes.i a large
assortment Of the cheapest Bombase,s that have
been offered 10 this town for many months, co,ors
drab, olive, brown. blue, black, aud cinnamon
Bombasins, black and drab; plain black, green and
twiiled Lustrings and Levan,ines plaid silk Hand.
kerchIcfs, 20 cts each Russia cotton and linen Di.
apers, very cheap more cheap book Muslins silk,
cotton and worsted Hose and half Hose Csmbrics.
Cd, from 2s6 to $50; Chex again for I'd per yard /,
black Lus,rngs, rs cts lace half Hsndkerchiefs,
only 6s Real India Dook Muslins black and white
English silk Gloves black Satins and flcrentincs,
for yeats; white and colored AiarseiIlcs Cuttings
white, lead and mxd cotton Hose. for onl, 2s per
pair Italian, French and Canton Grapes, Irish and
German Linens, from 2s to Is ladies' black un.
dresFd beaver Gloves black and white "a and 3
cotton Shawls double shotted do real merino do,
cotton imitation do large lot cotton lace for only
Is per yd very cheap floor Csrpeting cotton flag,
black SILK, flag & bandanna Handkerchief; Ameri.
can Shrtirgs and Sheetings. very low; Coerain,
Madapoleen, steam and power loom shir,ings, ele.
giant straw Bmneis, Of the newest patterns.
or A few Of Doct watts Hymn.Books arrang.
cd by Mr. Winchell. Aug q
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, Oc1ossR 90, 1919.
COMMUNICATION.

IL is hoped the Honorable Town Council,
OF this town, viii request some one, or more
of the Physicians, who have been most among
the late Distressing sickness, 10 urnish, aud
cause to be published, an account of the ori.
gin, cause, and course Of treatment, which
was pursued; with such remarks and obser-
vasions, as may be beneficial TO the people,
should they ever again be sfliicted with DIS
ease Of similar nature, and malignity. Also,
10 point out in short that mode of treatment,
which in the opinion Of the Physician, should
be followed. Or, that the town appoint a
suitable committee, TO enquire into the cause,
&c. and report thereon. The hitherto heal.
thy character Of the town requires, an d the
health and lives Of our citizens demand such
q course Of conduct. HOWARD.
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RHODE-ISLAND REGISTER.

THE suhscritsr having had il in contemplation
4 for some time past to publish n Register Of
his native State, which 10 acknowledged 10 be much
wanted, begs leave TO announce that he las made
and is making such arrangements ~ to ensure its
completion at period As carly a. possible proba-
bly, in the course OF four or five mopths.-This
Stste II 10 true, small, when compared with many
of the others but correct list of ell her officers,
associations and public institutions 10 certainly on
that account no, the less desirable II 10 the iDten
tion OF the publisher to spare pains TO render the
Rhodc.is,and Regisfer interesting as possible TO
all, particularly To the citizens Of Providence. Il is
intended,to contain complete list Of the civil, ju
dicis and military officers Of the State, the meet
ipgs Of the General Assembly. the >,ate and Fed
ersl Courts, the Friends, the different Masonic
Lodges throughout the State, together with list
of their officers, &c Also, list Of the officers OF
the General Government, Governors Of the States.
municipal officers Of the different towns IN this
State, complete list Of Banks and Insurance Off.
ces in tho State, with S,eir officers. csp,sIs, and
the discount days Of the former, posLtovns and
stsssters in. n island and the rates OF postage
ia the United States. 10 established by law
Ia order to expedite tie work ss fast % possible.
II is respectfully requested OF the TownCierks OF
the different towns in the State, to furnish the pub
Usher, as soon they conveniently can, with bst
Of the municipal officers of their respective towns,
the ordained ministers, with the particular demon
nation to which they belong Attornies, Physicians
ard Surgeons, the public institutions and sssocia-
tons with the date Of their formation, and the pre-
sent presiding officers of the same, for which they
will be paid . reasonable compensation, 1T Desired
--Gentlemen of leisure and information would also
much obiige che subscriber. snd enhance the value
Of the intended publication, by Forwarding any smi-
lar statements, which might he interesting to our
ci,izrns generally, whicf may be direeed 10 him
by mail, or sent by any other convenient convey
.nce HUGH n. BROWN.
0azsue Office. Proyidente. June II. II. sp]
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FRESH SOUTHERN FLOUR.
Jost received by .rt.. ~ t
ARCHIBALD MUNRO s. CO.
September s
JOHN WOOD s. CO.

IIAvE taken the store and stock of Samuel r.
Il Cardner. .steased. No. los, Thames street.
and now offer for sale general assortment cf Liq-
uors md Groceries an ong which are, viz
MadeiIs, Sicily Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon,
Tenefiare, Malags, Port, & Claret WINES ;
Cognse & Bordeaux BRANDY /; Holland &
American GIN Hyson, Young Hyson, lily.
son Skin, Pauchong & Souchong TEAS !
Loaf, Lump, Powdered & Brown SUGARS ;
Coffee, Chocolate, sc.
Toge,hes with great number of the or
ticles to numerous TO pariicviarize.
Newport, Sept. 81, 1919.
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Br0aaelo,hs, Cassimeres q Bon,6azats.
WIN. JAMES TItLEY,

N ILL open this day, a complete
wv assortment OF Goods, suitable
fo' aoc p,eseot and approaching season, which
he can sell very low for cash, rs the greater
part of his goods wcss purchased at the auc-
tions, for tha, hrerions artictei--smong which
ore hlIc, black, brown, corbcau, green, ol.
i've, MKT, and drsb Broatlclo,hs and Cassi.
meres blue, black, brown and olive Pelice
Clo,bs; English. India and American Shirt.
ings; Canton end Italian Grapes; sinchaw;
lus,ring and Lcvan,inc Silks jaconct and
common Cambrics q complete assortment
Of Flannels, Baizes, Devenshiro Kcrseys,
Plains, and Forrest Clolh. ;>Salioetts, Scotch
Plains Ves,ihgs, Wooden Caps, Gloves, tab.
by Vcvcts, Umbrellas. Prunella Shoes, brown
and white Linens, Emo Shr,ihgs and Sheet
ings an assortment of American Plaid,,
Chez, and Suipcs furniture Dimi,y; ladies'
and gepilcmen's wors,ed and cotton Hose,
beaver Gloves, Waterloo Shalls, imitation
Merino, Merino Trimming, Dsmask Diaper,
Blankets, India Calicoes; a complete sssor,a
ment blue snd other CuIicocs; Needles.
Pins, Tapes, Bobbins bell, chain, coat and
vest Buttons---all OF which will be sold very
low.
". B.--Wl James Tilley will also open a
complete assortment Of Bombaxetts, which
will be worthy of no,ice.
On hand for sale, some Military Equipsgs.
Sepi. %. .tH Na -
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American Goods &c.
VIM. JAMES TILLEY.

@FVs E@F THuWfb-uUFtFt
LAS just opened complete assort-
l. l. ment OF common manufactured goods, con-
sisting Of the following, viz. Ginghams, Stripes.
Tickings z & "a sheeting bIeached and unblescb.
ed, z and 3-4 sbirthg blesched and brb,escbed,
and very stout 8 Shirtngs at Is, the yd. on hand
a. usual, complete assortment OF Broad Clothes &
Cassimers, and some more Of those stout Pru.
nea Shoes, all Of which he will sell low for cash
Newport, Jly %, 1919
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SHIPPING. List.
PORT OF NE WPoRT.

Ship Robinson Potter. Tew. Stockholm.
Gle fRED,
sehr. Merno. Calvert, Alexandria sloop ticrald,
Bliss, New York ,.t N''
Brig Hiram. jouvet, Of Bristol, days from this
port, Cor. Mobile, was spoken Sept 90. lat 80, long
70 having lost her stern bost ib-boow, and part OF
her quarter boards, in squali
ship William, seabury, of this port, arrived at N
York, on "Wednesday last, in - days from Liver.
poot q
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NOTICE.

HE subscriber contemplating re-
Il moval from this town, in few weeks. re.
quests all those indebted 10 him by Note or hook
Account. 10 make Immediate pay ment. and those 10
whom he is indebted are desired 20 call and receive
their demands TIMOTHY u PECKHAM.
h,ho has 10 Ler, -
The three story Dwelling House. situated on the
North.side of Washington square, lately occupied
by Capt Richard Barker. IS a nosrding House
.iSo, The whole Of the Dwelling House he now
occupies, dirccsly opposite the te.iiouse. vie
two Shops in front. suitable for Grocery Stores
Newport. Oct. g. NNE
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DIED..

In this town, on Saturday morning last. Mrs. De.
poaAH GAnRIsos, in the 62d year Of her age.
At Bristol. on Thursday last, Miss MANY LAS.
sALLE daughter Of the late Capt. Charles Lassa'Ae
of this town, eyed 80 yea-s>-In her were combined
al the virtues that constitute the afectiohate and
ende airing friend. $3.50 .'
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The following is from The National Intclli-
gencer Of Monday last:
...r" Postseritt.--Mr Fenwick the pri-
vate Secretary Of our Minister to Spain,
arrived at theseat ofgovernmentlast even.
ing, after a short passage from France.
We understand that he left Madrid sub
sequent to the day required by the 'rrea-
ty for its ra ifcation, at which time it
had not be,n ratified by the King of
Spain"
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THIPTT DOLLARS REWARD.

THRIFT DOLLARS REWHRD.
IN DEsEarED from Fort Adams, on the 10Th inst
~ S.qNUEL WiLBL}.NS,a n,atross OF com.
pany G. Regiment of Light Artillery, 81 years o.
age, feet, inches high, dark complexion, hazel
eyes, dark hair born st Lynn in the state Of Massa-
chuset,s, and BY oceppaion aFsrmer.
The above reward will be paid to any person who
shall deliver said deserter at this or any
in the United States
II r EVANS. Ii Light Artillery, Command
ing Company.
Port Ad ms. Harbor Of New
port. \ October 90, 1879.
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MIR RIED,

At .Nsunt UA Cayuga county, Sep 90, john r
WILLIAMS, merchant, formerly Of this town, to
LUcY Woo d. dasghter OF Walter Wood, Esq
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been on the I6ih inst.
j appointed by tue Court Of Probate OF the
Town Of Newport, Gusrdans on the Persons and
H,,a,e of PsTua u DrAs, IIrSnr II. Dsas,
wtIrsxP DsAs q sETs n, DEAs, and having
accented said trust, and given bonds according to
law: Nov therefore, all Persons are required TO
take notice thereof. and 10 govern themselves &C.
eordine,v-as no debts contracted by either OF the
s.,d q ards, after the 18th INST win be paic.
STEPHEN CAH0ONE,
Ro3ISs0S POTTER.
Newport, Sept y, 1872
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nEsERTkD from Fort-Adstns, on or Aboue1
- 10Th October 1919, the following katfoseeso
Company &c } Regment Of Ligh: AriiIisry. tis.
JOHN THOMPSON, 10 yes6s of ate, 5
feet, inches high, light complexion, hsxsG
eyes, brown hair, born In the cits Of Rttlsdsi-
pbis, and by profession shoemaker.
SAMUEL HAhMIL, IS yssp Of ~
feet, 10 Ia inches high, dsrk complssioo6
grey eyes, black hair, born st Hsg(bsovss
Maryland, aod By profession . blsek6ptk;
The above tewsrd win DO paid on ske>dv3]
livery Of said Desersers, at this 0ess$ o(net
pos, in the United States or Thirty <Dssl>ss
for each. II. r. EVANS, It. fikhs|
Artillery Commanding Company.
Fort. Adams, Hsrbor Of Neypors,
Rhode 4Island, October 18th 1918. ss/
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Bishop Far6urfon's ohinion offke Court Of
had rather hear the last trumpet than ci,s-
ZION from the Court Of Chancery. II ever you
have seen Michael Angelo's LaM Judg: :mens,
you have there, in the fignre of The Devil, who
pulling and tugging a, poo sinner, the true
representation Of a chancery lawyer, who has
catched hold Of youc purse. e."-L.adO hafer.
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Persian observation-disclosures The presents
the Pei sian A Ambassador delivered to the EN-.
peror Of Austria, were several Poems one
OF tbem consisted Of IA, 900 stanzas.
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Fcom tie Baltimore Goseue, Der. J.

from tie Baltimore Gazette, Oet. J.
We may confidently infer that the fetal
disease which has for some tirns past aiilict.
ed section Of this city, is rapidly declining,
owing probably to the late favorable change
Of the weather; and we have no doubt tha:
we shall IN few days have authority from
the Board Of Health, to anpouncs its entire
cessation in tho meah time we would ad
wise those who have removed from the infec-
ted parts Of the city, not to be too precipita,e
in returning 10 their hohscs, but TO wait until
the Board Of Health annoonce the propriety
Of 90 doing.
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NO1'ICE.

IA chasing Of TfnoThv r. PscksAss -Nose %
Hand, dated sometime 10 the Spr ing cf the year Or
sbout 3 go. with my signature ooDoyd - tec
ssme-ss said note wss obtaised IN lrsh 0aRnee
ss will induce me 10 contest the payGop< thereof.
ABNER HATAAW(I.
Newport, Oct. s. 1919.
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POCKET.BOOK FOUND.

Asr week was found Pocket-I,ook. contain.
L. ing papers, and small sum Of money. The
owner may have the same again on proving proper
,y and paying for this advertisement. Inquire at
this Office. Oct ~
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= vhes ws say Nor,h America, we mean
IN sneak Of the country North Of the slave
.,.,es-For In them, British agricultural
Doouls,ion would be ss iH placed. as among
the negroes Of the Cape OF Good Hope add
South Ameries. or the eoaTieIs Of bo'xny
nu."-rQn,tt Gsz,
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Whsr ve say Eas.ish t'yest.fndis colonies,
We mean to speak of the islands Of B,rbs-
does, Jamaica aud others within the tropics,
where the most cruel slavery Is recognized
and encouraged by laws enacted bys BRUSH
parliament A native freeman Of the Uniled
States would disdain to snuff their Nmos-
phere, loaded as il is with the piercing shrieks
and groans of the wretched, helpless Afri-
cans.--lN. Y. Eve. Posi-.
We are Informed that the source Of the
yellow fever which now RACES at Cadiz
with the most irightful mortality. has
been traced to the Spanish sloop of war
the Asia, lately arrived from tile Havana,
and that the inhabitants are Aying before it.
..rlt ". 7ork Eve. Posi-.
Accounts from Brussels ainounce that tho
Emperor Of Russia hsd offered the assistance
Of 100000 troops TO guarantee the safety and
independence Of Germany, which has been
disturbed Of late by the creation of numerous
secret societies. Statements from lhis quar-.
ter, however, are not always to bs depend.
ed on.
Mr.. Kran, the celebrated British tragedian,
is sboe,ly expected in America. He had en-.
gsged, early IN Aug. last, to play 20 nights,
al Covent Garden after which he was i'm.
medatcly to embark for the United States.
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Dreadf1i.-Under this head. Afies' Reg
,s,er ssys---" We Just announced the arrival
Of 5000 troop, at the Havana. They psrad-
ed in great ponp FOR about seven hours in
,he hcs, oil the sun, and VIC arc told that 800
Of them were on the evening Of that day sent
% the hospital, TO die of the yellow fever. IL
vas thought tbrs majority Of the persons
composing this expedition would cease TO be
IN Iess theo mcnih.