Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-25

n II. lst inst and his wife, nearly 90 ON the 5th
When the grave was opened to bury the latter, it
was discovered that the body Of mr. =. had hccn
dsinterred. A medical man has been arrested,
but no traces can be found of the body.
The Brooklyn \. Y. Patrio, in alludns to the
tag rag and bobta gentry of New York who yis-
it Long Island on the Sabbath, for sport, says
eve do not believe that if ten thousand tons of
tartar emetic, could, by any possibility, be thrown
into the very bowels Of pursatory, it could vomt
out such set Of anilnalsn'
STEAMER WAsIINGToN.-Capt Comstock,
Mr.. Voorhs, part owner, and Mr.. N. NJ. Allen,
Of the Chancellor Livingston, unite in saying that
the cause of the vessels coming together, was ow-
ing TO the Washington suddenly changing her
course when within half mile or less. They say
there was no understanding as to which side YES
sells should pass
The Fulton and Kent steamers had left Now
York to tow tho w. into New Haven.
Counterfeit IS bills Eagle Pank, Boston, we'll
executed as regards signatures, and red paper,
in circulation.
The Ncwfoundlsnders say there is tide Of
wealth flowing into that island; it is supposed that
the net profits OF the seal fishery for month,
will amount to $500 900 sterling.
There was snow storm in the valley of
the Mohawk, llth inst.
The New York city council have voted to build
hospital, on suggestion Of the Alms-housc Com
mis,loners for curing sore eyes. Or 600 children
80 were diseased, many had lost one and other.
both eyes. The disorder broke out years ago
A Yankee has lately sold in n. York 1000
lamps, made of curcd maple, vanished, very
neat article which he offered at 81 per dozen
500 is offered in the n. Y. Post, for the dis
covery of an unleclng scoundrel who lately pro-
cured the insertion Of false account of the death
of Mr. :. Seixas' wife.
Some of the sailors from L. S. ship Nincennes,
being on shore at Pensacola, on liberty, made too
free with the bottle, and got into fight with some
young mon who were going to the Catholic Chap
cl. Christopher PEARL IA seaman, was stabbed, &
has since died
Potatoes arc very scarce in Philadelphia, and
command 60 to 20 cents per bu>he
a Philadelphia paper states that an order has
lately been received from the Spanish Consul Gen
eral to supply the military hospitals in Porto Rico
with "Swaims Panacca."
In Portsmouth, a drunken woman was lately
taken to the aims house, having been found ntox-
cated after nights rest. Her infant lay dead by
her side, having been ''overIald' by It's mother,
and afterwards pushed out of bed
Dr. Rich, Of Bangor, recently performed the OPP
from the windpipe of a child ofCol. Rob' Young,
iampden, which had cost great irritation for cIev-
en- DAYS. Drs. Rogers, Abbot Sanger and Potter
were present
A house was recently raised in Albany, by
screws, the family mean time remaining in 1t.
On Saturday night Alderman Strong made a
descent upon the Five Points, and bore of so va
riega,cd vagrants. One old woman, who would
have been good "suhject' for DIR. Scuddcr, hav-
ing but one eye, pleaded with the Aldern an that
she might be let off, as she had only been four
la,s out Of Jail, aud for the last thirty years had
never been oui more than a week at a time.
~ y. papr.
II is suggested that all steamboats, should he
provided with light boats sufficient To carry all tho
Messengers and crew in case of accident.
GEN. B,rncrd, lately in the service Of the T..
States as Military Engineer, has been restored to
his former rank in the French army, and placed On
duty.
We observe by the Courier and Enquirer that
the name Of NJ NJ Noah, as one OF the Propre-
tors, has been Withdrawn. The partnership now
stands J. w. Webb & Go. TIE Standard asks
whether Mr.. Noah has actually backed out or
whether it is only rusc, to make the President
and the party believe iha, he has retired ior fear
of losing his ollice'-.E u S,HiHcL