The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

COWS, ere ve.y seriously. ininred. Two a.
thee, il is supposed by the surgeons, mortal
y. The spinrs OF the backs VI six ot the IN
were ma,erisiiy injured; one had her seuil
fractured, aud the flesh of her forehead lace.
rated, in a most shoekiog mannei, also the
bone OF her fIEt' thigh broken ve'y badly, the
upper extremity OF which was driven through
the fash into The snow or eauh. Others be.
Jog pushed through the windows, lace fore.
mos;, struck with their hands aud isees, end
disioca;ed ba,n wrists. and cut and broisrd
their fosehesds and eyes. O.hess received
their weigh, upon their feet, and dlsiocs,ed
their sncles. Every one rem aioed senseless
and mo:ionless ull borne aw:y ty their
lends.
Tie Amcrican EGacafi7D Soc!ety,
Was incorporated by ne Lsgislatu of Hss
Sachu.eis m 1916; ard to usce is progres:
np o the pres.ri lime, lie worthy o! record.
IN The hst year OF ts existence, he Sociey
received $4,000 - he second 5ooo--,he third,
Gooo--the f,urtb is,ooo-,he htb, 9cOo---
q the sixth, Is o0o-the seventh, l9, ,5oo-Msk-
log sum total 81 SIS 500 which has been
expended, eacep, ,ne permanent fund OF
So 900, fo' the support OF 3s4 Benc6ciatie.
10 The difieren, S,ste., Colleges and hcade.
mes. The Society hes now under its patron
age, 10 the two frs. stages OF education, sbou,
$50 young men H!s Honor WM pu,LLIvs,
!, President o! this Society.
Bos!en Ca.eae
NJ. Willis, p-cp'ieror Q! the " Boston Re
Sa'der," now having $500 subscrhers 10 INA,
lnll ;ntD tha
,sessu'y Of the American Educaiioa Society,
:ar all annual Subscribers oser this number
so that 1t one thousand subscribers are obtain
q. IN this way. one Mousana dollars viii, be
paid by M; w. iato The treasury o! ihis So.
'tfe'y. Aid.
M Charles Johnson, Of Philade'phis, has
secen'ly made an impoc;,nt improve ment in
.the manufacture Of ptiniing LAX. Il is said
'Stn lhs National Gszeue( TO dist'iouIc more
ceiy, and makes clearer and blacser in-
p css,on than iDk as ordinarily manuiactured
thal 5 superior blackness renders smal!e,
t.lAn i,y necessary, and lha, il is also sold OF
IHesper rate than heretofore.
Accounts fsom Tchaso and Dnb9ioes, re.
Tesent hat the political aNars OF l!o,o is.
Idnds aTe in very per'rfbed state. The ,e-
2iy oi the ilou,e OF Assembly Of The iormet
colony 10, the speech o! the C1vc,no', was
rauched in such ems, ,h., the immediate
dissolution Of ,h, branch og lhe Legislature,
Sas The Consequence and the address Of the
same BODY in the lsuer island TO Sir Henry
Wardc, bstrays s,rong feshDgy Of hostility TO-
wards the Councli and His Excellency, as
The aowed abeuor c! hs views.
Captain Banks. OF the Schooner Pilot,
ID DAYS from Havana, inIorns us that
great excitement had been produced at
rll,t place, IN consequence Of the capture
Of the Nin.a Catalina, ( sent into o,hatp porD
BY the United States big Spark. An
American gentleman, Mr.. Gaiiiard, from
Charleston was butchercd il most
shocking manner, 4 few days before Capt.
y. sailed, for having observed that
Commodore Porter would .2on be a.
pong them" ~ N,wJoR BenceD.
GCapt. Craighead, at Ncw-Yo'k, who
Ielt Havana 18Th inst states that thc a.
bove Mr.. Gailard had Family at that
ace--and that his murderers had been
raken while in the act ct washing The
b!oody clothes ,,hey stripped i'oTn his
sody.J
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Noan Lagi.as.