The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-07-01

Bonaparte war about 10 be named Consul !
for lie, General saint Hslaire assembled (
the troops under his command, and deliy. |
cred the following harangue:--"Comrades,
the celebrating on the question if Gener. !
oil Bonapartc shall be appointed Consul for
Iiio. Opinions ere free as air: | would
not for the world seek TO influence yours.
However. think It right to apprise you,
that the first man who refuses 10 vote in
Bonapnrte's favor, shall be shot al The head
OF his regiment: Liberty forever"
The same sort of Liberty exists in this
happy ccrntry, and freedom Of opinion is
tolerated much 10 the same way, only we
do not yet shoot the electors who choose
To enjoy il. "Opioions," here "sre free as
air." and General Jackson would say with
Gen. Saint Iiaoire, Il would not for the
world seek 10 influence yours; bat mind,
| If you dare to vote against me. YOU shall
! be turned neck and heels oul Of Office. Lib
eriy ioreyer."--.N y CON. .9tv.
| CINcINNaTr-Th census, which is now
| 20 be taken, will we have 20 doubt, fad
our city con'ainnga po1aiaii0n Of twenty.
eight thousand. aud rnnk her the sirih ~
the Union. (ller destiny in less than iil,y
years, will rank her the Mird) AZ pres
ent the cities Of The Union, in point of pop
ulatlon. rank as follows. viz: New York,
| New Orleans, Cincinnati. Baltimore, Pill
adclphia, aud al least half dozcn, with
81. Louis at their head, will be con,endinc
Tor The rank noW occupied by our favored
'ity.- Gin ID. .9dp.
II ia stated in the Connecticut State pris
Report for the pust year that from the first
If April. 1929, until The frat Of April 1890
Two Thousand aud sixty eight dollars had
been earned for tho state by The prisoners
The whole number Of convicts IN the Con
necticnt state prison Oh the first Of April
1870. was one hundred and sixty seven
Thirteen oftlIese were females, and thirty
nine colored persons.
Mr. Randolph reached Richmond on
"Wednesday last, on his way To Norfolk, 10
embark for Cronsladt. He has given no
iicc in the Richmond Enquirer that Mr..
I'Fhomos A. Morton will transact ihe bus
incss of the Bizar~ estate. His embassy
bears the same cp,hei by common consent,
if not 'avec appreciation on et privilege du
rolf Nat. Gar.
| Mr.. Arthur Tappan, Of New York, has
given a certificate in favor OF Burgundy
Wine, for the use OF churches at cou.non.
ion, instead Of good old Madeira. This
lcext6cate is published in the Journal OF
llomaaiiy. Mr.. TappaD says he can con
fidently recommend the Burgundy as be-
ing "lree from all mixture of distilled spir-
lts." That which he particularly recom-
ncnds, and which was imported al ms sag
lgtsiion, is for sale, "warrantcd pure" by
Pomeroy g. Bull, Front. street New York.
The Evening Post asks "Did any one ev.
or hear of any thing SO supremely ridicn-
loas as ths?"
A woman was committed 10 jail last
week in Montreal, for attempting to MUIR
der two Of her children in a tit of intoxica
ton. 1'heilhiortunatc woman had snspen
ded one Of the children by the neck, and
wounded the other in the head with an
axe, when she was arrested in her proceed
ing by some persons who discovered the
peril OF her children.
"PARTv," says the New Orleans Advcr
tiser, scan do any thing.--lt can convert
him whose eleciiaD was dreaded rs ctpse,
Into statesman aDd patriot OF the highest
order-it can wash the blsckest 'sins in
lethe, and they are forgottea--itcanm make
men forget what Themselves formerly were,
their own opipions--their voics- their &C
tions--theif assocates--it can make them
tho advocates of what they formerly op.
posed and the opposers Of what they once
advocatcd-in in short, it eau do any thing
il can make true democratic republican,
one ofthe most incorrigbie federalists, in
ten minutes"
A publication hos appeared ut York, Up
per Canada, entitled "SNna particulars II
illustrative of the Life and the Opinions OF
! Andrew Jackson, the seventh Presiden. Of
4 the United States of America" The work
is understood to be from the pen of a, ,dsof-
fec,ed gentleman Of one of the provinces,
who visited Washington last year, 10 sound
the government "a TO the assistance they
, might expect to receive from the United
, States in case of a rebellion. lie is un.
dcrstood to havs received no encourage.
mcnt. Conmcrclal Adv.
I The Trial of mr.. Jewett, the officer who
1 had charge Of Fort Niagara, while Morgan
y was ccn.iDed in the tnugazine, commenced
} at I.ockport Oh Tuesday last week. Six
T. Jurors were impnnnclca, when tho cour,
, adjourned ill "Wednesday.
> A passenger in the steam boat Coastcl
lation, from Albany, was robbed on SStur
n day night, Of his pantalcons and his poe ke,
5 book, containing drait tot S,Nu', and
!. 500 in money. The pan,aloons and mon
ey were taken ifoin under his pillow where
g ho was asleep.
The President of,hc United States. will
# part of his family. left Washington OF
!. Thursday for Tennessee, Aftcr giving the
!. requisite attention 10 his private Affairs, i
= is stated by the Richmond Enquirer that il
r is the purpose of the President 10 ascertain
|. personally the disposition Of the Indians {,