Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-10

ing last, while the steamboat Chancellor
+ Livingston was on her passage from =.
York to Providence, a bold and daring
robbery was committed by some person
or persons on board thc boat. The cap.
tain .c,; his %. aLou: - O'Clock, and
on returning to The same, between ard
/ 3, he discovered n key IN .hc iron chest,
/ and on examination, found that the Gao st
: had been opened by Il false key, aEG n
bag, containing i"eniy i"o horsond dol
lars in bank notes was missing.
AT breakfast, the robbery was made
known, and every person agreed 10 have
his person and baggage searched. NhIie
the examination was in operation, the
money Was found on the deck, sccrctcd
among the freight boxes. Every cxcr-
ton was made TO detect the robber, but
no discovery could be made. The pack
ages were directed to Ncssrs. Dana,
FCnno and BolIcs, Boston, to the care
of Mr.. Bourne, Providence, and was the
property Of Mcssrs. John Ward s Go. Of
. Newly lork ID.
I WASulVGToN, Oct. 90. have now
before me the returns of the late cleo
ton IN Ohio, from every county exclusive
of the Reserve. I'm the counties heard
from, Mr.. John W. Campbell, in 1928,
beat his opponent Trmblc, upwards Of
1000 votes. In the present contest Lu-
cas-, the Jackson candidate, has a major
ity of three hundred only over Mr.. Nc
| Arthur in the same counties. In the Re
serve, Macarthur will prevail by ma o.
rty of not less than 5000
| Since writing the above, have seen
the returns Of Portage county in the Re
serve, which gave Macarthur majority
of 612 votes. SO it seems the very first
county in that section cXtinguishcd the
majority of Lucas and put his Antagonist
ahead at least three hundred. Lucas is
dlstanccd of course. In the Legislature
of the State, Mr. CIay's friends have
decided ma ority Of both branches.
The Washington journal says, that the
returns from 13 counties in Ohio, give
for McAilhur 1 / ,25G-to. Lucas 80 $40.
Present majority for Macarthur llO1.
Il NEw-ORLEANs papers of the 9th inst.
state that the health olthat city had con
sidcrably improved, that the cases of the
a.. a. l,,t
in number and that the bills Of mortality
had considerably decreased.
\ The King of the French has granted
a pension oI2O, 600 francs, nearly $1,000
to the widow OF tic celebrated Marshal
Ncy.
| Mcssrs. Wilde, Lumpkin, Newman,
Lamar, Foster, Wayne and Thompson,
arc elected Representatives in the next
Congress from Georgia. Mr.. Newman
is in the place of Mr.. Haynes, one Of the
present members. The other six are old
members.
The Warren Star states, that at the
Conference Of the Reformed Mcthodiss
at Sandwich, the Rev Palmer Brown,
of Bristol, was stationed at Dennis Cape
Cod for the ensuing year.
The Rev. B. B. Smith, formerly of
Bristol, but late Of Philadelphia, has ac-
ccptcd an invitation to become the Rec
tor Of Christ's Church in Lexington, Ky.
Jonv RAxDoLrm-By the following
letter from the n. Y. Journal Of Com
mcrcc, il will be seen, that Mr.. Ran
dolph is actually on his way home:
Sr. pETERSBURG, SEPT. II put up
in ST. Petersburg, at the same house
with Mr. Randolph, - under
stand he will leave in the next Steam
boat. Prince Licycn was to have cal
led on him Yesterday to take his leave.
/ A thousand strange stories are told. - .
Il The y. Y. Commercial Advertiser
makes the following statement of his CON
duet. "Eycry American in st. Peters
burg has been made to blush for his co,,n-
try. The American Minister was inlox-
icatcd day after day. When the for
clgn Ministers at the Russian capital
called at his lodgings, aud sent cards up
Ia him, he tore them 10 picccs ia rage, +,
before their servants, declaring that hc
| would have no such iufmalnIcs-that
when he wished 10 sec them, hc wonld
let them know. lie refused 10 receive
a note from Prince Licvcn the principal
Minister of State, aud sent the Mcsscn-