The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-28

nh.le eohtinue Ia ATTRACT the notice OF th |
y iSlic, for thase Turk, are running about |
,,,n streets Of Naples all tho day long. Tho
D'y IL sad 10 have brought with him sev |
L millions of frasc, in gold. and on this |
a;,oint it Is hoped he my be persuaded
u Ilrchise an estate in the kingdoni III
Niples. One of his servants had been
ihy Of soma act OF iii So bedience and was |
tencad II death for it. The N,,poli,an !
r1rer vas directel To procure a cart to
riffy away a corpse; he asked lt any body |.
the h,Ise wa deai. ani received for an !
rT thit the execution would take plac'
- few hDnrs. On this he ran 10 fetch Il
e nnIssary ofpoice, who gave the Dsy tu !
.1 !arHani thai he vas not TO take Justice |
itb his Own hands at Nlnles, brt mus !
ave ii To tn government. When thr
P'g received the news of the events in
= ilcr. be exclaim ,h, God is Great he
wc me from my throne -.noS his people
have driven him away"
rom The .Ne,rbugh Telegraph, Oct. 81.
Yesterday, Young man ascending
nike lIill, about n nile from this village.
=. .scovered the skeleton OF a man. among
tie rocks and bushes on the cast side of,hc
hill. The Coroner, II. NJ Niven. Esq. was
rllleh 10 view the remains. Verdict of the
,ry that he came To his death by some
eansc unknown. Deceased had on bluo
cl ah coat, blue and white striped cotton
r. italnons, striped vesi, muslin shirt.
cparse shoes, and leghorn hat. He has
probably lain many months, and nothing
remained but the bones and clothes.
The Austrian Consul General has pub.
lshed notice to Captains Of vessels trad.
iny with Austrian ports. the object Of which
il to CON nunicate the following resolution
of the government under which he acts,
dated 2Jlh June 1896:
Art. l. Any Slave, from the momen, he
treads the soil of the dominions of his Imp.
AM r. Majesty. or even merely steps on
board Of an Austrian vessels shall be free.
DEATH BY SMALL Pox. Mr.. Thotnas
Barker, Ir. Of Salem, young gentleman of
amiable disposition. and most pleasing al
dress, universally loved and esteemed BY
his companions and associates, died last
evening at the Quarantine Hospital. ofthr !
conflucnt small poy, after a series ofsuffer
mrs, scarcely paralieled. He contracted !
tho disease, by simply receiving money al
an auction store, from Mr.. Haskell. tho un |.
Fortunate gentleman who introduced III" |
disease into this city from New York: Al !
Sd. at the same place, Caroline Haskell. |
aged g months; a niece otihe samr gentle !
man. Boston Transcript.
The ci'iznns Of Washington have had
public meeting and agreed to celebrate the
triumph otlibcrty in France. A large com
init tao ofo 81
which are the names Of gentlemen Of op
posing political sentiments. Gen. Walter
Jones is invited to deliver an Grafton OF the
occasion.
The French Revolution was celebrated
in Savannah on tile. 8 inst. with great en-
thusiasm. The Georgian remarks, in
speaking Of it, "we have not seen the same
feeling and spirit exhibited since our re
cep,ion Of the good LAFAYETTE in 1926"
A town meeting was held in Providence. |
Y. |. on Monday last, which passed some
resn'u,ions directing The town Treasurer
~ pay back to each victualler who has IN.
ken license. $50. and to each retailer of
ardent spirits by the glass, SG:-such sums
having been assessed by the Town Council.
under a law ofthe State, over the SUM Of
SiO IOi snI " IISSUScS.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22-5 p. M.
We published short time since an
account of n mutiny and murder Oh
board tho brig Orbit, bound from the
Coast of Africa for New York-ths
vessel having been boarded at sea by n
Boston brig orship, which brought yes
fnrday from St. Thomas, ofthe schoon-
or Cicero, intelligence is received that
the Orbit las gone ashore at Trinidad,
with all sail set, and that "on boarding
her not living creature was to he
found"
Flour at St. Thomas, Oct. ), was
selling at 36, 50, the stock being light.
Business in general was dull, but rs the
past season had been very favorable for
the crops, an improvement was soon en-
pectcd.
ST. CLArRsvILLE, October 10.
Lorenzo Doc.--This eccentric individu.
al delivered a"Talk"to large assrmb'age
vi people at the Court House. on Wcdncs.
dav afternoon. Although the hand oftimc
has made his impress visible upon him. yet
his mental faculties seem TO be unimpaircd. |
From The philadelphia Inquirer, Oct. 81.
VIC learn that NEwsAM, the pedestrian, |
accomplished his Thousand miles yesterday |
afternoon. i, being the afternoon Of the |
eighteenth ,lay since The commcnc ement Of
the feat. lie is said to have been insnl,ed |
by some individual towards the close OF his
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