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

Wete run over oy norseuaH,uh TIE slIeet,
Avery severely injured. The groom is now
able to walk about, but the BRIDE Is YET in
extreme danger.
GsEEcE.-If we understand the late
protocol issued by the Plempotcntiaries ol
England. Francs and Russia, in respect to
the affairs of Greece, it provides for the
free exercise Of religion and public wor.
ship in that country, without distinction Of
sect, ,--and that all citizens, whatever NAV
be their religion. shall be admissible to all
public Offices and honors, and treated up.
on the footing of perfect equality in oil
their religious, civil, and politlcal relations.
These are the principles which have long
been in practice among ourselves, and
which have been found 10 secure the rights
of all, without injury to any. They are
precisely the principles which we would
wish TO see adopted IN Greece, and in ev-
cry other country. They are alike promo
tive ofindivdual happiness, and the pros.
peri,y OF true religion. Santo perpc'ua.
Jour. Com.
We have convcrsed with Capt. Corey,
Of the brig Hiram, frsm Laguira May 2lst,
and Porto Cabello MAY 9th. II was un
dcrstood at those places that Bolivar was
still at his country seat in the vicinity OF
Bogota. The country was generally quiet.
ID
ArHrNs, Tenn. Nay 20.--The u. S.
troops, we are Informed, are on their march
for the Gold Mines. on the head of the
Hightower, Cherokee Nation, to move the
intruders from that place, IN conformity
with the orders from the War Department.
Two of the officers belonging 10 the de-
tachment, were at the Agency on Monday
last; and we understand, left there on
Tuesday, accompanied by Col. Montgom-
cry, the Agent, to join the troops before
they reach that place.
Fl. B. NJ. line of battle ship Pallss was
fallen in with east of the Banks, having
been totally dismastcd ubout May IL.
NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATOR We
learn from our correspondent at Concord,
n. III. that the House of Representatives
on Wednesday made choice of mr. Isaac
Hill, for Senator in Congress, in place Of
mr.. Woodbury., from the lth Of March
next, and that the Senate will undoubtedly
concur in the choice. The votes were for
mr. Hill III, mr.. Woodbury. %, George
Sullivan 80, Ichabod Bartlett Is. John F.
Parrot 6, Salma Hale 3, Jeremiah Mason
?, Matthew Harvey |, and Samuel Dins.
more |. Boston Adv. q.
Several accidents happened in this vi.
cinlty during the thunder storm OF Monday.
The first story OF a new building in the
lower part Of Southwark was completely
razed to the ground. Several chimnies
and variety Of awnings met with siml.
lar fate.
AS the steam boat Trenton was return
ing from Bristol, boat was discovered on
her beam ends with number of persons
clinging to her. Captain Jenkins imrne-
diately put Off to their relief and, after
having rescued FIVE persons, learned that
another remained in the forecas,le-the
entrance to which WAS entirely under wa
ter. Axes were forthwith procured; and,
after some difficulty. the imprisoned was
relieved from his perilous situation. Sin.
gularly enough, but few minutes before,
this person had been rescued from the bot.
tom of n small boat, which had also upset.
Much praise Is awarded to Captain Jenkins
by th ose who witnessed his exertioDs in
behalf Of his fellow creatut es.- Phiiad. In
quirer.
Samuel Calum and Eben Williams, both
over 81 years old, have been committed for
trial at Salem for exposing their persons in
running from one wharfto another, through
public street, naked, in the day time, to
bathe.
Geo. Auckerman has been fined 5000
in Westmoreland county, Pa. for an ag-
gravated breach Of promise of marriage
with miss Margaret Wadsworth. The
sum is said to be equal to his whole estate.
Capt. Rose being ordered from the Cos
port Navy Yard to the command Of the
sloop Of war Eric, was complmented by
the civil and military officers attached TO
the Yard, with public dinner, 3lst ult.
The Providence Journal states that some
Connecticut iockies recently came into
Rhode Island with n fine cot, and agreed
to run him against Rhode Islanders mare
for 500 side. A Connecticut, man
held the stakes: the colt being beaten, they
jumped into their wagon, much chagrned,
and went off. The Rhode Islander made
great treat; but on carefully looking at
the 500 won, i, proved to hc ofthe Farm
er's Exc change Bank" The law NEEDLES
not in these matters.
The n. Y. Commercial states that mr..
Writ is engaged to argue the case Of the
Cherokees before the Us. Supreme Court.
A letter from Arkansas, in the same paper,
states that Government has not yet paid the
$4,000, promised to the Cherokees who
emigrnted two years ago.
WooL.-We have heard Of the sale al
the Factories Of several lots Of wool from
Worthlngton, Chester, Middlefeld. West.