The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-09-24
From the New Hampshire POST

From the New HAMPSHIRE Post.1
.4nothcr Rcform.-We learn that the
President Of the United States, by g. with
consent OF his Cabinet. has removed a mr.
Wilder from the Post office al Bethlehem.
IN this county; and also, by the universal
consent OF the same. has appointed mr..
Noodman 10 the same office. Now we do
not mention this by way OF finding fault, but
merely to notice the fact that the Presi-
cent and his Cabinet are attending to- their
duty, fearing that some of their friends
would get anidea from the papers that they
were travelling about the country. Bn,
this cannot be; they surely won't do so un-
wise thing-ior the very quilts at III cir
pensioned Editors would leap from their
INK horns to make known the fact. But we
think. when man rec elves a commission
to enter on. the duties of Postmaster. if he
cant read his commission himself, that Gov.
ernment should find him an interpreter: not
subject the old Postmaster To the painful
TASK OF reading II for him, as we are inform
ed was the case in Ibis Instance. Verify
tins removing is getting to be rather small
business.
Elegant Present.--The Boston Travel
Ter states the enterprIslng gentleman Of the
Comb Manufacturing Company of CIay
VILE are about to transmit to the lady of
mr.. clay beautiful specimen Of New En-
gIand ingenuity and tastc.--lt is large
tortoise shell comb elegantly carved ,eXhb
lung representations on tn" outside. Of ro
ses, wreaihs of vines and flowers, support
ny The American Eagle, bearing the FOL
lowing inscription -"Prescn,ed to Mrs
Henry Clay by the ClGvvile Co:sb Manu-
iactMlng Co." The inside represents
fanciiui basket loaded with fiowers&plan;.
In the front of the basket there is the f6
loving inscriptions Manufacture by VIII
ham b. Swift, Sept. ., 1899. This beauti.
fui present says the Traveller, will not on
iy show the liberaity Of the donors. and
Their recognition of eminent public serv
ces, but will evince the fertile genus anG
inventive fancy Of the artisan, and furnish
on unrlvalled specimen of TIC progress made
by our counttymen in this branch Of III,
arts.
.7Ppoiaiments by me Prcsident - Charles
EhInd, of New York to. be Consul of the Uni
I'd States for the port OF Odessa on the Black
Sea, in Russia.
John Ward, of Missouri, TO be Consul of,h,
United States for The port of chihuahua, in
!ohn s Meircken, Of PENNSYLVANIA. 10 b.,
Consul Of the United States for the Island 81
Martinique, in place of Slas Marcan, resign.
cd
William Sha!er, Of Massa chusetts, 10 be
Consul OF the United States for the port o
havana, IN the Island of Cuba in the place
OF Thomas NJ Rodney, removed
sidney Macon, Of Virginia to be Consul o
the United States for the port OFFS Johns. in
the Island of Porto Rico, in the place of Rob.
ert Jacques, removed
William Stirling, to be Consul Of the Uni.
ted States for the port of Barcelona, in Spain,
IN the place Charles Douglass, removed
William ). Hamilton, of louisiana. to be
Surveyor OF Public Lands. South Tennessee,
IN place Of James p. Turner, removed
William Trn"st Simons TO be Consul Of the
United States for Westphalia and the Prus.
sian Provinces nfthe Rhine, to reside at Elb.
erhedt, IN place Of John Godfrey Boxer, re-
signed
Pdrric'de.-Th, venerable Mai Gen Wm.
Brooke, OF Radner. Delaware county, Penn >,
was hdted. not many days ago by his own son,
Thomas Brooke Gen. Brooke was \ brave
and worthy man, soldier of the revolution
and valuable citizen. At the hoary age Of
e3 years, he has fallen victim to the brutal
miilce of one who should have been his
earthly stay
.7nSnds for broken ktart.-In a suit for
bresch Of promise OF marriage, at the circuit
sitting in this city, on Thur iday, verdict of
.tUs hundred dollars was ror icred for The fe.
male plaintiff. The plaintiff i. near 40 years
old the defendant a little over ".
[Alb, Dai Adv.
In Upper Canada. Thos. Easily. the man
accused of the murder Of bis wife and four
children, has been executed. His young
est child he had spared, because it smiled
upon him, when he was about to kill II.
The proprietors of the dffcren. daily pa.
pers IN n York have unanimously agreed
not to insert in their respective papers, af.
ter thus date any cuts or pictures. (except
OF ships, steam boats and houses, which so
mnch disfgure the publications.
.3notter .9ati.-A Mr.. Bris,on. from Lon.
don. is teaching the Bos,onians new sys.
em ofwri,ing. IL is called the "aaii-an
s1as system"