The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21

Demnerat, We raw a relation, 10 whose care
it had been committed, conveying away the
only survivor OF the family, on infant UNIV can.
ed from its mothers breast."-lN. Y. Gaz.
The new sloop of war Fairfield, Capt. Par.
ker, has hauled out from the Navy Yard, and
is to sail imme diately for the Mediterranean.
The Hudson, frigate, is ready for sea, bound
to Brazil. The Erie sloop Of war is fitting ior
the West India station.-LN. Y. Mer. ADV.
Messrs. Young II Minns, the proprietors Of
the Boston Palladium, who have devoted
themselves with a commendable industry and
zeal to its interests, for thirty-fye years, are
about to transfer the establishment 10 Mr.. q
V. II. Forbes, editor Of lions Herald.
The Lynn Mirror states that the shoe bust.
ness Is very brisk there this season, GEd that
probably 200 more workmen would find en-
pioyment in that manufacture.
The Norfolk Beacon states that il is very
slckly among the shipping at City Point and
the vicinity on James River.
Promising Infants. The Providence Jour
nal of Thursday last, says-"A lady on her
passage from New-York to ibis port, few
of two promising infants. This intelligence
will be interesting to ladies who travel in
steam boats.
On the subject oftbe late difficulties a: Yale
College between the Students and the Facul-
ty, the New Haven Chronicle observes -
"Order is now restored in college, ard there
is little donht, that nearly all the Students will
return, except such as will not be re-admtied
by the Faculty"
The Anti Masonic Convention a. Utica, n.
Y. closed their deliberations ON the 9th inst
Francis Granger was nominated for Gov.
ernor, and John Crany, OF Washington coun.
ty, for Lieut.. Governor Mr. Granger, hav-
ing accepted the nomination for Lieut.. Gov
ernor by the Administration convention at Al.
bany, viii decline that by the Anti-Masonics.
a little vinegar, added TO cream, will great
ly assist in bringing butter. Lemon Juice, al
so, is said 10 be very good; say one lemon 10 a
churning of 3 or 10 pounds OF Butter Churn.
ing is sometimes difficult, in consequence Of
the thickness of the cream IN such cases il
IS recommended TO mix new milk (as much hs
there is creom) with the cream which will
save much labor in cbuTning.
II appears by letter from lie Sccreta.
ry Of State, transmitted 10 Congress, that
the number Of passengers arrived in the
United States, on snip board, during the
year ending Both September 1927, amount
ed to twenty one thousand, six hundred
and hfty.three.
Alarming distress. Il appears by an Al.
ALBANIA paper, that, 10 that State, there is,a
al No Ia ne 10 4
Ii ls stated that every respectable female
whether native or stranger, is, as soon a.
possible, summoned at the court of Hymen
TO each young lady there are one hundred
young gentlemen Here then is en- eflic
'ent demand for young women in Alaba
bama snd notwithstanding the immense
competition, protection is required for the
damseIs. This is singular state Of things,
which mnst be put TO rights by the orcra
ton of the American System.-[ Com. Adv
DEspATeH. The schooner Hannah, OF
Philadelphia, smiled thence for Port au
Prince on the Or, glt. She arrived there
after passage af g days. Through the
activity Of tie collector ana consignce. her
detention in discharging and reioa,!ng her
cargo did not exceed 36 hours. In eight
days afterwards she came to anchor below
Philadelphia, being but 81 days in perform
ing her voyage. ..s
The body Of a man was discovered on
Sunday merDing, the tenth inst. in the
woods near Thomas's tavern, in the town
! of Rose, Wayne county, y. Y. about three
| miles north of the village of Clyde. From
papers found in his pocket it would appear
that his name is Solomon Jones. He was
about thirty years of age, and must have
been dead about ten days. The verdict OF
! a coroner's jury was, that the body was
| that of a stranger murdered by some per.
son or persons unknown. One Of the LEGS
was broken in two places, and the throat
were dated Mt Lake Champlain. lie was
seen some time previous at Thomas's tav.
ern, and is described by the family as n re.
spectacle looking man. lie was " ell dress
ed in clothes of fine quality.
The body was discovered in sinrula,
manner. A dog in the neighborhood en-
deavorod at different times and by various
arts, to draw the attention of people to q
particular place in the woods, but falling
in this. he at length brought to the house
n part OF a human leg, and continuing to
act strangely, at length. several persons
were induced to follow him, and were led
directly TO the corpse of the murdered man
This is another instance of The singular sa
gacity recorded Of this faithful ANIMAL.
Geneva Gaz.
STEAM NAvIGATIoS.--The excellence
Of the Steam-b boats which navigate the wa.
ters from Providence 10 New York. has
produced great increase Of travelling be.
tween the two places. These boats fre-
quently carry from hundred toa hundred
and sixty passengers. The Chancellor
Livingston has hundred and. ten births,