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&c. &c.
Born llth April, lT0.
Died Sth August, 1877.

Public sympathy was much excited in
favor of Mr. Canning's son, an interesting
youth, whose relationship to the illustri-
ous deceased placed him in the character
of chief mourner. He supported himself
with grea, firmncss during the solemn Ger.
emony, until he cast parting glance at
his fathers grave when his eyes became
suffused with tears apd he was borne away,
suffering, apparently, under much agita-
ton. The other mourners withdrew sep
arately.
The Liverpool Mercury ofthe 18th. says
yesterday being the DAY fixed for the tu.
rial of the late Premier, the windows Of all
the shops in town were closed; the flags OF
the ships in port, and on the public build.
lngs. and on the churches were hois,cd
half mast. the bells tolled, and every pos.
slblc mark Of respect was paid to the men,
ory OF the deceased"
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NEw-YohK, Sept. l4.-The packet ships
Florida, Capt. Tinkham, from Liverpool
and Henri Nv. Capt. Skiddy, from Havre,
and the ship Thomas Dickinson, from Liv.
erpool, arrived last evening. BY these ar.
rivals we have great variety Of English
and French papers-the former to the 18th
and the latter to the 10th of August, both
,ncluoiva
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TEE REPUBLICAN,,
MWYGmSs :

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 30, 1927.
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GHOST OF -STREET-AoA1N.

" And then it started like guilty thing
Upon fearful summons. / have heard
The Cock, that is the trumpet Of the morn,
Doth with his lofty and shrl-sounding throat
Awake the God OF day and at his warning,
Whether sea fire, IN earth or air
The extravagan, and erring spirit HES
To his conine and If the truth herein
This present object made probation.'
HAMLET.
Angels and ministers Of grace defend us
BE thou a spirit blessed goblin damn'd
Bring with thee airs fromHeaven blasts fromlkell,
Be tiny intents wicked or charitable. IBID.
Ifthere ever was place on til side Of the grave
everlastnly infested with Ghosts and other
kind of cattle, who uiest the upper resionsjust for
the sake of frolic that place is John street. 1t
was only three or four months ago, that of the
gentlemen from the regions of Pluto, clad in brim
stone shirt, and emitting blue lights from his mouth
and nostrils visited parcel of giddy young girls,
Who on warm mid.ummers night, were amusing
themselves with the liquid OF lmpiJ pool located
n the vicinity of the il-iaed John street. But no
harm done, and his Ghostship, retired wet as
a wharf rat, perfectly cooled OF his disposition to
visit the fair, and with all his blue lights extin
;uisaed.
Within the last week, one of the fraternity of 60
bngs, having burst the cerements Of the grave,
paid very unceremonious visit to an honest good
hearted gentleman employ ell in watching the John
street Bleachsry; and although he was an uprish
nan, wing the fear of God before his eyes he
nevertheless sadly frightened, when. he beheld be-
fore him, female figure clad, in the habilments Of
the grave, demanding an interview. To this he
Politely refused; when her Ghostship in hollow
voice told him. that he must comply with her wishes
or she would walk into his copOreal feelings, aud
caslisate him with the scourge Of Pluto. Still he
denied, when her ghost,hp threw at him sulphur
Gus names-iu return for which our. hero threw
cold water, until both parties were weary Of the
strife.
They now seated themselves on bale Of dome,
tic goods, and talked the matter over just as any
other decent people would. H. said she Of the
lower regions. " am ghost, and have come here to
tell you short story" "Be as brief and concise Ne
possible, an please you," returned he Of this
upper world" for without intending any offence,
and without meaning TO cast any reflections, ] am
not fond Of your Ghost'hips company" . will"
reioincd her Ghostship. "Listen to my story. ]
am,--(and here she concluded not 10 divulge her
real name)---" My mortal body expired some
two years ,ipce--I fell by the hand Of an assassin
| was murdered by my husband, AMI Il yuul just
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FOREIGN.

The New-York daily papers of Tuesday. inform
MS of the arrival at that port OF The packet ship lana
Ca bringing London papers to the evening OF the ls
Of January and Liverpool to the 81, eighteen days
later Than previous advices. The King OF Prussia
the King OF France and the Duke of York. were Sc
riously indisposed the latter oi whom had been Civ
en- over by his physicians We extract from the
New-York papers the following interesting articles :
The decided measures adopted 10y England to
protect Portugal in her Constitutional government,
were after hesitation. highly applauded by The
French government, which had also strongly censur-
ed the conduc, of Spain and. in the lang uase of
Liverpool paper, there is every reason TO bcliev"
that the Spanish government, conscious OF its own
weakness and deserted by France and the Holy Al
lies has consented to recognize the present govera-
ment of Portugal. This being the case all danger
of war is past.
The Lsndon Observer Of Dec. 3lst says" Ex-
pre ,ses from Berlin and from Vienna have brought
Inc sentiments those courts on the Kings Message
and ON the interference OF England in the affairs OF
PORTUGAL They entirely accord il said, With the
view taken by this country, OF which indeed, little
doubt could have been entertained. The whole
conduct Of the Austrian Cabset with regard 10
Prince Miguel. has identified 1t with, AMI parity
pledged to support the new state OF ,'nss W Io
tugal and Pr ussia fills too important part 70 Eu-
ropeap polite, to venture to oppose the will oi I'm
gland, even ifany secret wishes TO that elect were
entertained"
Warm debates took place in the French legisa
tive assemblies, the answer to the Kings speech
particularly relating to the affairs of Portugal
The answer was carried Notwithstanding the
warmth Of opposition. The London Courier of Dec.
3Oth say,--aThe ministers Of Charles x. have prov
ed themselves alike the friends Of France aud Eu-
rope, by the cordial cooperation with England, in
endeavouriug to repair existing evils, without the
application ofso severe, dangerous and SO hazar-
dous q remedy as war.
The addrss. in answer to the speech the King Of
France, wascarried in the Chamber OF Deputies, al
considerable opposition, by vote Of 2OJ to ~.
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- CoNcERT.-Mr. Williamson and MIR. and Mrs.
Papanti, OF the Boston Theatre, will, in compll
ance with the requests Of numerous la lies aud gen
,iemsn, who, in consequence ofthe iuclemency OF
the weather last woek, were unable to attend the
first Concert given by these eminent performers,
,,.,s eve iug give entertainment ct Blake >
Franklin Hall. The bill ei fair is unusually attrac-
tive, and those who attend will find themselves
highly gratfed by the display of the powers OF
these eminent vocalists. Independently Of every
other attraction the evenings entertainment will
present, Mr.. Papanta's performances on the French
Horn, an instrument, which from its notes, no one
would suppose could be made to produce melodious
strains, will equally astoni.h aud delight the hearer
We cannot but hope that the Hall will be fully and
foshonably attended, and that on leaving US, those
who thus attempt to contribute to ons amusement
st n season when we are almost destitute OF 1t, will
have sod evidence that we are not incapable of re
warding professional genius, Individual worth and
meritorious talents.
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vocation. and although they rendered the life of II
good man unhappy, they could not succeed in pull
ling down the institution, and when the virtuous
President threw of his robes of Office, he had the
satisfaction OF knowing that his favorite seat of lit
erature and science had Aourished like the Olive
vine-and with rapture he gazed upon IL catalogue
which, for the number OF names it contains, is not
excelled by that Of any institution on the cent?
nent.
But worried with life Of persecution, and DISCUS
ted with the unrelentng hatred Of his foes. he has
at length surrendered up his Office with all its hon.
ors aad emoluments, and is about to seek for CON-
tort and tranquility in tn regions, where religion
is not bigotry, and where a man can be liberal in
his sentiments, without being put to the torture
and condemned an in6del and hereto.
Doctor Holley was graduated at Yale College du-
ring the Presidency of Doctor Dwight, aud received
the first honors ofthat celebrate institution Soon
after leaving College he commenced the study Of
Divinity and afterwards took orders from the Pres
by.erian Synod of Connecticut. But being con.
yinced Of the aburdy of some of the dogmas Of the
Church, he abandoned his Orders and commenced
The preaching oflberal christianity, in other
words that doctrine which denies the existence Of
the Trinity For some years he was pastor Of the
Holy street Church, Boston, and whilst he held
the pastoral care OF that wealthy and intelligent
congregation, he w,s equally beloved and admired.
for his eloquence, piety. and unpreending modes
~. From thence he migrated to Kentucky to take
charge OF Transylvania University, to which office
ne wa. recommended, by tho present Secretary of
State the Hon. Henry Clay.
Doctor IIolley is now about forty.seven years o
age, toll, and possesses couatenance highly indica
tive Of genius. As a pulpit orator, he probably
has no equal, certainly superior aud it isto be
faraented that man of so many rich and rare en-
.owmen.., ,hsnll have to contend with the malev-
oleut, the bigoted, the vindotive and cruel Go
where he may. we wish him every success anl all
The happ!nes this world can afford, and those rich
rewards to which his virtues, his talents and educa
ton entle him.
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GENERAL MCCLURE, has published card in
she Albany Argus, in which he notices the indigna
tion Of the Bachelors Of New York promises thal
songs, duets. orations and addresses, he will neve
again attempt to impose upon them a tax, and
hopes that they will discontinue their communica-
tious by mail, as they have already cost him more
,han his daily salary legislator. He remark
further, that although he thinks it just and fair,
that the bachelors should pay something to sup
port the old maids, still upon a reconsideration of
his bill he is of opinion, that no man should be
taxed without his consent.
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SOMETHING NEW.
Jan. 60.

FNIE subscriber Would inform the inha bi,auts
4 of this place and vicnt, that lac carries on the
following branches of business in all thar variety.
at No. l3, Westminster Street g doors below the
Bank OF North America) viz
PLU.UBLNG.
COMPOSITION Fan Light Sashcs and Side Lights
for doors, windows, book cases. &C. made and finish.
cd in a superior style; Vessels Hawse Leads,
:cuppers and stern Pipes. made and set in iaith-
ful napner. Also, Sterbs and Ta1rels loaded
Sheet Lead Pipes of every description, for houses,
sinks, &c made n: short notice. Also, deep Sea-
Leads, window and clock Weights, &c.
PAINTING.
Sims lett erred and gilt, either plain or ornament
al, and the various branches OF Painting attended
10.
GLAZING.
Glass set in new old sashes, with nentness and
despatch, in any part OF the town or N'cinity.
BEELOVS MIXING.
Smiths and ships Bellows mace on this old ace
Of spades plan. Also Bellows repaired.
Piano FORTES, ORGANS, CUTTERS, &c.
7iuud and repaired At the shortest notice (any
time between Monday mornings aud Saturday eve
nings.)
PROFTLES.
Correct Min iaiurt PrQ6e LiSenessss taken by az
improve ed machine, newly invented by the subjeri-
bef, every evening, except that OF Sunday, al Ms
room ss sbove--at 2 cents.
All orders punc.ually fulfilled, ani grHte'nlly ae
knowledsed. ROBERT W. JENks'
Ian % St
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Marriages.

In this town, on Sunday eye"ing last, by the Rev.
DR.. Gano Nr. Edward Z. knowe y Miss Mary
Flagg Fry, both Of this town.
On Monday evenn, last, by Rev. Mr.. Croker
Mr.. Daniel h. Bowler to Miss Susan II. Tloppin,
eldest daughter Of Mr.. Richard IIoppin, all Of th,
town.
On Thursday, Isl inst. Mr.. Stephen Chapman,
to Miss Phcbe Cuss, both Of Mendon.
On Wednesday Inst, Mr.. Westcott Handy, OF
Uxbri,ge (Hass.) to Miss Hory Cross, ortHis town.
In Cumberland on Wednesday evening week, by
Rev. DR. Edes Nr. William l.. Adrich, Of this town.
to Miss Anna Jilson, only daughter OF the late Luke
JiIson, Esq. Of The former place.
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CONCER +.

CONCERT.
TTNIE public are respectfully informed, that at
Il the request of many ladies' AMI seatemen OF
Providence, a second Concert will hs given by
Nr. and Mrs. PAPANrI aud Mr.. WILLIAMSON,
THIS EVENING.
SoNG-Nr. Williamson, accompanied by Master
Shaw I" The Light Guitar, Barrett.
SoNG--Alrs. Papanti, The Soilior hr'd,"
DR.. Arne.
soLo--rrsnch Horn, Mr.. Pspanti, RobIu Adair,
and variations.
Dusrr-Mn. Pa2anti and Mr.. Williamson, (fiom
the opera Of Tn. Amoricans.)
SoNo-Mr. Williamson, I" Here we meet" Parry.
SoNo-Mrs. Papanti. " Go nv love-" Bishop.
Solo French Horn, Mr.. Papsnu, The Hunt
er's Hon. T.. Phillips.
soNe-Mr. Williamson, (by rsquesD "O(, in the
stllly night" Sir J. stevenson.
SoNo-Mrs. Pspenti, " Love Ls,tei," Bistop.
Solo French Horn, MIR. Papsnh.
ITALIAN DUETr-(lrom the opera Of Don Giovs-
n) Mrs. Papsuti and Mr.. Williamson. Muzart.
SoNG Mr.. Williamson, Draw the sword. Scot
land" kodwell.
ITALIAN SoSo--Arrs. Papant,." Di Pacer''
Ro.sini
DuErr-(by requesD when little farm We
keep" Mrs. Papan,i and Mr.. Williamson.
Mazzinsh
Tickets to admit gentleman aud two ladies, s l
so singie tickets, rs cents--,o be hal at Mes:rs.
Robnsoo's aud Hutchcns' bookstores. at The Frank
lin House, 81 the door, the sYeEp, OF the Concert.
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Deaths,

In this town, on Friday, 2I. INST Mrs. Amey
Anness. wife Of Mr.. Obadiah Anness, ia the I'D
year Other age.
On Monday evening after short illness, Miss
Mary Ann iurlbut, second daughter OF the late Mr..
Pardon Il. lurlhut. in the 18th year oi her age.
This morning, Mrs. Sally langley, wife of Mr..
Lee Langley, Of this town, and daughter Of Mr..
Mr.. john Munro, of Norton (Nass.) in her 45th
year. Funeral on Tuesday afternoon next, at 2 o.
clock, from her husbands residence, No. 20, Broad
Street
10 Pawtuxet Chandler II. Sheldon, in the 10Th
year. of his age, son Of Mr. Christopher ShelIon.
Funeral Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock Ut his ia
TIERS house.
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uWe congratulate most sincerely the readers Of
ihe Boston Gazette, upon their present prospect OF
being relieved from the letters of the Editor %: that
paper. The last accounts we have Of him, he was
at Norwich. (Con) where he informed our friend
Dunham, Of the Courier, that the Revolutionary
Soldiers bill would pass Congress in some shape,
which will answer the main object" If it was
ever the fate of newspaper readers TO be bored, il
has been that Of the readers Of the Gazette. by the
letters Of Mr. Bradford, and they cannot but oice
At q prospect OF being relieved from them.
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MORE TROUBLE FOR GEORGIA On
Monday last, message was read in the
Senate, from the President Of the United
States, informing the Senate, that he had
received remons'rance from the Creek
Indians, complaining of the Georgia Com
missioners having entered their territory,
and commenced surveying their lands in
violation of the late treaty between the
United States and themselves---and that in
consequence of this information, he had ta-
ken legal but pacific steps to preserve the
good faith of the govorsment, and should
be compelled under the existing laws, to
resort to military force, IA the event of pa
cine means proving Inadequate to the sup
port OF the treaty He therefore submitted
to the consideration of Congress, whether
the existing laws should continue in forcc,
or others, better adapted to the case, be
substituted. The letter aud accompanying
documents were referred to select com
mittee
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Congress has been principally engaged the las
week in discussing the Wooen bill so called, and
the Bankrupt bill, the former of which will un-
ioubtedly pass the Hse, and the latter has already
recciy ed its death blow in the Senate.
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NE species OF antimo9tality.

sJe Nothing of Importance was receiv-
ed by the Western Mail last evening. In
the House ofRepresentotives OH Monday,
Mr.. Hamilton, of South Carolina, spoke
an hour in favor of Mr. Saunders resolution
calling on the Secretary Of State for inior-
nation relative to the printing ofthe laws.
Mr.. .'allary, called up the bill for increas-
ing the duties on Woolens, when MIR. Ar
cher, Of Virginia, spoke about three hours
against the bill. and MIR. Ingham, made a
short speech on the same side.
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Mr.. PHARcE's SPEEcH.-tlad we space to spare
we should have published the able speech of Mr.
pea-ce Of Rhode Island, delivered in the House Of
r representatives favor of bill TO- the protection
Of the manufac, urors of Woollen. Our limits. how
ave,. would not admit IF our doing so. Besides this
II is not particularly calculated for a paper like
ours and but few OF patrons are willn3 20 have
aur pages incumbered sh long speeches.
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pThe bill for granting lotteries is now before
the House Of Representatives Of Massachusetts.

UMAssAcHus1TTs SENAToR.-The Senate of
Massachusetts,, on Friday last, elected James T..
Austin, Senator in Congress, on their part--and
on Wednesday, the House of Representatives a. ain
elected Hon. Elijah Hunt Mills. Mr. Austin receiv-
ing but eight votes. We cannot but rejoice at the
defeat of Mr.. Austin, We do not consider him cal
culated to 10 honor to himse: the State Of Mass
achusett,. in so responsible a station as United
States Senator.
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TUNilE subscriber having taken the very eeleora-
IL ted stand, called the FRuir Hill tloTGL
would inform all those in pursuit Of ease and con.
fott, that hi. bar is well stored with choice La
uors, Wines. &c.--'hst his table will at all times
be furnished with the best oi lat thlns'-h's very
cornmodiou. hail shall be comfortably warmed
and HI. long alleys IN the best order TO- the accom-
mcs ton Of those uho will please 70 wit his house
for recreation. PETER THOMSON.
sn.20
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Aid 10 The Greeks-The Greek Committee in the
city Of New-York have advertised to freight ship,
burden about 200 tons TO proceed Immediately for
Napo di Romania for the purpose OF transporting to
the suffering Greeks the donations OF food aud clcth-
ing furnished ny the bene citizens Of the Unit
ed States
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EDDY'S (Pa,enO LMPROVED BELLOWS.

EDDY'S (Pa,enO IMPROVED BELLOWS.
VkN'IE subscriber still continues TO manufacture
4 his improved BELLOWS for forges and iurna-
ces winch, for durability and effect, has been am
ply proved TO be far superior to those in common
use. lie will supply those who may be in want OF
Bellows, at short notice, and will dispose OF rights
for manufacturing the same, in the Southern aud
Western States, at fair price.
JOSIAH !. EDDY.
NJ B. j. 7. EDDY, continues to repair and
tnne Church, Chamber and Barrel Organs, Piano
Vortes, lIarpsichord. Spinnets, &c Sc in the best
manner, and at the shortest notice. lie has tor sale
one fine toned musical Clock, the same can be seen
and heard at his house, Oh Ed ly's Point
January o.
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I'M fact, that the European Blacklng from The
Il two celebrated manufactures, has far excel
led any thing Of the kind hitherto offered for SALE
and particularly in thi. country is generally admit
ted by all. To those who consider themselves
jodges and those who are the most disposed to pa
'ronise American manufactures, kNAPP's BLAcx-
mo is offered for examnation--and IL upon trial, II
loes not equal or surpass any English BidckiHg ev-
er offered in this country, no patronage whatever
Is solicited.
This article is for sale, by appointment OF the
manufacturer, by the cash, dozen, or single bottle
sti iy'.No. 7i, Wesintsster- Rov..CD
v. B.--Orjers from the country VIII receive
particular attention.
September 2.
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GrThe Boston Gazette, in speaking of the
Branch Bank in that city, says-I~Ths Brapch
Bank n oss,oA fs-ars happy tostate, has .isvSss
ceeded The expectation 81 the mother H&pk from
the careful afs-Frudent naaner in which its busi-
ness has been conducted, under the supervision Of
Nr. rockingham" We are happy to say that the
Branch in this town. under the supervision" Of Mr..
Waterman, has also more than answered the expec.
tations OF the mother Bank. In fact well the
managers of that institution assured of the ru-
Tent mana cement of their affair. in thi. town, that
the capital stock has been increased 100000 since
MIR. Biidle inspected l.. concerns last fall.
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JJ''he ;ular weekly iaeeting Of y. q. !. 4.
O. L. A. O. +. will be held THIS EVENING.
at o'clock. at their .Nsw Rsom, No. 9, Market
Square. Question for discusson--" Oughta man
10 be eonpicitd Of eapiiai crime, on ercun'anfiai
evidenes .r'
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pAIN.A . BWRQlSSa
NEXT FRIDAY-in this town

GRAND ST13E LOTTERf, class No. O.
lINOR the erection Of free bridges. d n
l. ALLEN IL Co. Agents for the Managers.---
10 be drawn IN Providence, on Friday, Fe5. l6.
Gu numbers nation-sx drawn ballots.
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BOOT AND SHOE MAMUFACTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE MAMUFACIORY.
1NHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the public In general, that they have
formed copartnership in business, under the firm
OF HALL s. MITCHELL, and have taken the rooms
over Mr.. Timothy Temples, No. IA, North Main
Street, where they intend carrying on the Boot and
Shoe making business,iu all its various branchss-
Their long experience in the business assures them
to solicit share Of public patronage, as the Boots
and Shoe. manu- factured 10y them, are made ci su-
perior materials, aud by the best Of workuaen
NJ b. All work done n; the time promised, and
particular attention paid TO mendng.
JOHN p. HALL,
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Inn on