Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-19

Wilmington, Del. paper Of 9th inst says the
number Of deaths by scarlet fever and influenza is
eariully great, and that those disorders rage with
little or no abatement.
The lad, Mason, appointed Secretary Of Micl.i-
gan, and who is acting Governor, since Gov Cass
has been Secretary Of War,-continues very OBJ
noxious to the citizens of Michigan, whose protes-
tatlons are unnotced by President Jackson, be-
cause he has no votes TO lose there. Mr.. A. s.
Porter being abused by the friends of Mason, in
the Detroit Courier, MIR. p. lately gave the editor
a cow-skinning
Near York, L. c. a sleigh has been built to ac-
commodate 90 persons; ii is two stories high! and
band of music goes with it.
The n. Y. Daily Advertiser states that the A.
merican ship Otheo set sail from Ilavre on the
22d Nov. with % millions, tie sum due from
France to the United States.
DEMARARA.--We learn that serious alarm
prevailed throughout this colony, in consequence
of insuTectionary movements among the negroes,
and that martial law had been proclaimed there
NJ Y. Courier.
We understand that Capt George w. Rogers,
n brother of tho Commodore, has received orders
TO proceed TO the Brazil station, to take command
Of our squadron in that quarter .4lerandria
Gazette.
TREATY WITH TURKEY.-i letter received
from Constantinope dated Oct. 10, states that the
ratifcatons Of the treaty between the L. States *
Turkey, had been exchanged--.N y Dai .4du.
The packet ship George Canning, Allyn, from
Liverpool, Nov. 25, for n. York, went ashore at
Absecom Beach on Saturday night, 9TH inst, and
it is feared will be lost. The weather was thick
which prevented an observation On Sunday, af- /
ter throwing over part of the cargo, the wind
the crew and passengers were taken
off by sloop,tho ship having then about Is inch
es water in her hold. During the afternoon, it
commenced blowing gale from the eastward,
which drove the ship up where it was supposed
most Of the cargo may be saved The passengers
a cabin and steerage) have arr. at Philada.-
hc Ne " was ihSuicu ioi dDout fU,OOU III
was thought most Of the cargo would be saved
The Office Of the Craftsman, masonic paper
in Albany, has been entered, and the books and
papers Of the Office burnt by some villain. The
editor requests all Post Masters to return the names
of the subscribers, as he has no means of knowing
the whole Of them, or what is due to him.
-Four first rate musicians from the Roy.i Acad-
emy at Munich, have arrived at New York, and
intend to give Concerts; they were very successful
at London and Paris.
DIR. Porter of Philadelphia, has published
Treatise Oh the Influenza, i'll neat octave of so
pages.
The New-York Courier & Enquirer says-The
supply Of wood continues to be fully equal to the .
demand, and prices are on the decline. Hickory
now sells at from $3l to 4, Oak $3.50 to 3, and
Chesnut at SS2 per cord.
= Young Smell, who poisoned Deacon Noyes' Ia
miy, in Boston, has been sentenced by Judge
Thacher to hard Labor in the State Prison for two
years. Sentence not to be enforced until the 2lst
Of this month. In the meau time the boy will re-
main in Jail, unless, if he intends to appeal to the
Supreme Court, he is baled in the sum of s O0O