The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-07


10 Colombia. He died at Cartha gena, on
the oath of July, on his way to Panama, as
one of the Commissioners TO the great A.
The following extract Of letter from
the Purscr Of the schooner Dolphin, pub
llshed iE' the Boston Courier of the Odd ult.
will relieve the minds of those who have
friends on board that vessel S{nd have been
agitated hy the rumor ofhW loss:
U. S. Schooner DoLpuIs,
WoAHOo, Jan. 18th, 1896.
Ny Dear Sir: After long cruise of
five months, we have arrived where there
j some marks OF civilization, having ac-
compiIshed the object of our cruise, name
iy, the taking Of the survivors of The crew
of .Ge whale ship Globe, of Nantucket.
The Congress al Panama was orraniz-
ed on the 22d Of June. and was addressed
BY Don Manuel Lorenzo de Vidaure, PIE
nipotentiary from the Republic of Peru, as
to the subjects which should occupy the
deliberations Of the Congress.
The u. States frigate Constellation, Capt.
Woolsey, bearing the broad pendant of
Com. Warrington, was TO sail from Pensa-
cola about the lst inst on short cruise on
the coast Of Cuba, and thence homeward.
THE SPRINGS. Travellers from Sarato-
ga say this place is crowded, and that the
tashionables are healthy and merry, but
piping hot. N. Y.pa.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 81.
a lady passing along East Bay street,
in the vicinity Of Laurens' street, on Sa-
turday last, at noon day, had her reticue
snatched from her arm by negro fellow,
who made his escape with it before asss-
tance could be obtained We do not re-
collect ever to have heard of so daring an
act here, although we have heard Of their
occurring in some OF our sister cities.
Christian Abraham IIeineker, has been
recognised by the President of the United
States, as Consul Of the Free and Hanse-
attic Town Of Bremen, for the Port of Bal
ttmore.
The Louisiona State Gazette suggests
that square ofground should be purchas-
ed in the City of Washington, on which
should be erected monuments for illustri-
ous men, and commemorative OF the great
actions of the Revolution.
A letter from DR.. l.. Sharpe, brother Of
the late Col Sharpe addressed to the edl-
tor Of the Baltimore Register dated Frank
fort, Kentucky, Aug. 10, states that Col.
Sharpe never seduced Mrs. Bea ~hamp
never procured her husband; never
made any promise of land TO her or her
Ine.
n coorcd child and that oil these things
have.been fancied by his brothers polti-
cal enemies He promises to vindicate
the reputation of his deceased brother, and
adds that Captain Lowe" had not beer
shot, as was also stated.
When Mr.. jefferson, as Vice President
presided in the National Senate in fedora
times-that body was equally divided on d
nomination by Mr.. Adams--and he (Mr. J..
with high compliment TO Mr.. Adams, de
cided in favor OF the nomination.
Boston Palladium
Mr.. Clay declined an invitation tc pub
lie dinner at Louisville, in consequence o
the pressure of public and private duties
He is on his return to Washington.
At Petersburg, Va. man is to be triet
for imposing upon the Editor of the Peters
burg lntelligencer, an account OF mar
riage which never took place. Let tn
thoughtless take heed.
The United States ships Cyane an
Boston, sailed from Rio on the 9th june
for the River La Plata.
A dinner was to be given to Mr.. kea
nv n number of his theatrical admirers an
private friends at Montreal.
We mention, as among the fashionabl
intelligence of the day, that BOLIVAR, tn
Deliyerer Of the South, is about to becom
the captive of an American Hdrt-bis j,
tended espousal of Miss Hart, sister to I'll
wife of G. ON. Hull and now the companio
OF her sister in South America, is current
" reported.- Boston Patriot.
The following letter from Mr.. Jeferso
TO Mr. Adams, on the death OF his wlte,
published i'll an appendix to Mr.. Sprague
sulogy. % ,oo,
The public papers, my dear friend, al
nouncr the fatal event which your lett
of October 20, had given me ominous for
boding. Tried myself in the school OF a
fiction, by the loss OF every form OF CO.
neXion which can rive the human heart,
know well and feel what you have lost,
what you have suffcred,-are sntferir
and have yct 20 endure. The same tris
have taught me that for ills so irnmcasur
bic. ti,He and silence are the only nieC
clncs will not therefore by useless CO
do'ence, open afresh the sluices. of yo
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