The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-08

his, notes to ascertain what passed on Q
certain thai. "All 6nd," said the Judge
ais fiddle, &c. &C." which may be interpret
ed fiddle. de. dee. Nonsense! A hint to
some Of our Judges 10 ssvs time and labsr.
Workmen in the calico msnufactories,
at Rouen, IN France. earn from six to eight
francs per day, which will goas far in that
country as two dollars in this.
During recent visit TO Washington, The
President remarked to us that he should
not be able TO visit the Eastern States this
season, as the Chiefs of the Cherokee and
ChOctaw Indians had sent for him and he
should probably visit that quarter. and en-
deavor, if possible, to prevail upon them to
remove West oftbe Mississippi.--E. Gas.
The Salem Observer states that there 10
to be but one Report Of the Trial Of the
Murderers of inr. White published in that
town-ihe three newspaper Offices having
agreed TO unite in executing the work.
Lockpori Trials "A letter to the editor,
dated I4ockpou, June "a, says:-"Thc ju.
ry returned a verdict yesterday, after q
session Of 36 hours. Ten were for convict
ing Bropn* and hco for acguittai--and all
for acgtiiiai Of Wiighi* Final agreement,
both acquitted Alb Arg.
[Charged with the murder Of Morgsn.I
THE CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON. This
noble steamer entered our waters, on the
morning Of the Sd inst with about 800 pas
sengers, among whom were ladies and
gentleman from New. York, Newport,
Providence, New. Bedford and Nantucket.
The boat had, we understand, fine time;
ha nff "a nn fnA he q
as glass. The Brigade Band, of Boston,
joined the boat at Providence, and their
performance added much interest and at
traction to the excursion
On the 9Th inst. the boat made two trips
in the harbor, with from twelve to fifteen
hundred passengers. Yesterday she car
ried about twelve hundred men, women,
and children to Salem.
We are happy to learn that Capt. Cogg-
esshall has determined 10 prolong his stay
hero till Saturday. The boat will make
another excursion to Salem this day.
Boston Palladium ofyesterdsy.
The Rev. MIR. West, Chaplain to the
Bishop Of Ohio, has arrived at New York
from Liverpool. He visited England for
the purpose ofprocuring donations for the
projected College in Ohio, and has been
eminently sue ccessful, having obtained up
wards Of f5O,0OO sterling, ready for imms-
diate use.
The house Of Mr.. Dunkelberges was
consumed by fire on the 23d ult. and five
Of his children, who were asleep in the
upper chambers, were burnt to death-the
eldest 10, the youngest II. The remain
der of the family narrowly escaped. The
fire is supposed to have been the work Of
an incendiary.-- Penn. pa.
Mrs. Levi Steel, Of Albany, lately found
man inspecting a trunk in one Of her up
per chambers. She took him down stairs
by the collar, shouting for help, and he
was handed to the police effice.
The government Of France, it is said.
finds great difficulty in raising the 'wsys
and means" The expedition to Algisrs
will be exceedingly costly.
$50 reward is offered in New York for
the discovery Of a person who tried to in
sert false marriage in the Eve. Post.
Peleg Sprague, Esq. one ofthe Ssnstors
from Maine, was invited to partaks of .
public dinner at Esstport on the 24th Of
June, which he declined, owing to othss
engagements.
Leonard Jarvis, Esq. who wss elected to
Congress from the Eastern District in
Maine, and appointed Collector of Eastpors
about the same time, has concluded to re-
sign the collectorship, and take the seat in
Congress for the next session. The Sen.
tinel hints that before his term expires he
will receive some Office from the President
still more lucrative and honorable.
The thunder, and hail storm of 2Sth ole
was very extensive. In New Lebanon,
Columbia Co. N. Y. grain fields and gar
dens we're destroyed, and many windows
broken. The Shakers alone estimate their
loss at $1,000. Their great garden suf.
fered to the amount Of $1,000. Hail laid
next morning on the ground, in heaps. In
mense damage was also done in the west
ern part Of the country.
A Mexican gentleman who had lost his
way in New York city, on Monday night
asked mulatto woman to show him to q
she called boarding house, and in the
morning he found that his pocket book with
Sll3 was gone. The police got back $74.
and some things she had bought.
A vessel lately arrived at Havre from
Manila, on board Of which 1000 rats were
found, although the sailors had made soup
Of large number on the passage.
SMUGGLING. The United States Teis-
graph says--"We learn that combination
has been formed in the city Of New. York.
to resist the act Of the last session. intend
ed to prevent frauds on the revenue"
Amongst the passengers in the Hannibal.
which sailed on Thursday for London, vas
Miss Frances Wright.
So bountiful in Georgia are the products