The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-17

Among the works announced lin Lon
don] by Murray, as on the eve OF publico.
ton. We notice "History Of Demonology
and Wtchersft," by the ever. busy pen Of
Sir Walter Scott. Washington living has
also new Historical work nearly ready
for publication, entitled "The Voyages snc
Discoveries Of the Companions Of Colum.
bus" The s epiuageDaIien laureate, Sou.
they, is about 10 introduce 10 the English
public, the metrical illusions of 'John
Jones, an old servant" With an introduc
tory essay on the lives and works Of uned.
uceted poets. Lord Byron, about whom
public curiosity seems unappeasable, has
furnished the topic Of another book, about
10 appear, which. it il said, will contain
conversations held with the noole poet in
Csphalona. short time before MS death,
on the subject of religion. The work is
written by, Dr. james Kennedy, Of the
Medical Staff. Among the works Of fs-
ton about TO be published, the principal
ones are Paul Clifford, (of which an Amer
can edition will BE- issued in few days by
the Harpcrsl The Denounced, by the
rulhoi Of II he O'Ilara Tales" and the
Mussu!nan, Il novel, after the manner of
Ansstasius, by mr. Maiden, author of a re-
cent book Of travels IN Turhey.-Ev. Post.
Nae Fac!o,y-Hr. Giles Pinker. Penn
syyanla, j. constructing Cotton Factory,
he machinery of which rs propelled entire.
y by dogs. In this factory, all the pro-
cesses ol making cotton cloth from the raw
material are to be gone through with.
The power is produced by the weight Of
Tour dogs walking upon an inclined belt.
This belt, although OF wood, is so construct
ID with legs, as TO be capable of rotary
motion, and in It's evolutlens passes over
| succession cylenders.-B Berks, finer.
Idrborough, n. C. June 1--we under
stand, that on Thursday last, in the town
Of GreenvllIe, Pitt Co. an afftay occurred
which resulted in the death OF mr. John
Cherry, oi that place. 1t appears that a
Misunderstanding existed between mr..
Cherry and mr.. Dempsey Easton, and on
that day, as mr.. Easton wos passing the
store OF mr.. Cherry, he discharged a gun
loaded with bucEshOt st mr.. Easton, and
wounded him severely. Mr.. Eas,on then
fired a pistol at mr.. Cherry, and wounded
han also. The parties separated but
meeting IN the street shortly afterwards,
mr.. Easton fired his pistol second time,
giving mr.. Cherry a mortal wound of
which he died IN about fifteen minutes.
Mr.. Easton is badly, though not consider.
ed dangerously wounded.
John Brenz, one of the most Jealous lead
ers of the reformation at Wurtemburg, was
provost Of the Cathedral at Stutgard, and
died there in the year 1870. He was buri-
ed under the pulpit Of that church, "A resting
place which he had provided foi himself
short time before his death. this shall
be my burial place. said he. 'snd if in fu-
ture times any man shall preach from this
pulpit any other doctrine than the one
have preached here, will lift my head up
from tho grave and say to him, "Thou IL
est"
The Charleston City Gazette, tells tale
OF one Of its old Patrons! whose capacity TO
read, had outgrOwn his capacity to pay and
who, after receiving the paper for years,
without affording quid pro quo, gave for
NAL notice Of withdrawal, assuring the pro-
prietors he could no longer afford the Eek
pense of a paper"
The appropriation made in the bill. which
passed the two Houses Of Congress for
building light houses, light boats, beacons
and monuments, placing buoys, and for M
proving harbours and directing surveys,
and which was retained by the President,
amount in the whole to S5OII I,O44.-They
we're for great number and variety of Oh
jects, and the sgms to be expended IN the
several States, arc specified in tho follow
ing list;
Maine, Sl99I0; New Hampshire, 4,iO0;
Massachusetts, 4 ,005: Rhode Island, H.
500; Connecticut. 25,I90; Vermont. $50;
New York, 6l,6i3; Pennsylvania, I7,7JG;
New-Jerssy. 1900; Delaware, II 500;
Maryland, 79,900; District Of Columbis,
100; Virginia, 1900; North Carolina: TO-
400; South Carolina, 500; Tennessee, L.
900; Georgis. 5000; Ohio. i3. $40: Louis
lana, 52,3O0; Indians, 500; Mississippi, a.
400; Alabama, 800; 25,500; Michigan Ter
ritory, 2O,75O; Florida Territory, 1870;
Arkansas Territory, I5,O00.--TOtal appro-
priatons, S5Oi,044.
CoLoMRIA. An arrival at New-York IN
days from Maracaibo brings soma
slight confirmation Of the report that Boil
var had left Bogota, and intended to leave
The country entirely. Colombia is said to
be IN favor ofPaez. Business was duh
Mr.. Joseph Wilson, who lives on Clark's
Creek, Montgomery county, N. c. while
under the influence of mental deranpe-
ment. hung his wife to sapiing, in the
woods near his house; when found by the
neighbors, she was entirely dead. Wilson
rp'1e of with himself, and at least adviccs
had not been taken. Mrs. Wilson wass-
bout - years old, and has left a number Of
4 Gold MiyI 'has been recently discov-
cred in McAf>Rh county, Tenn. from which
large quantities of the precious metal are