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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-21


GENERAL AssEMDLY.-The General
Assembly Of this State, convened in this
town, on Tuesday last, agreeably to ad
journment. A quorum of the Senate not
having appeared, the two Houses were
not able to convene in Grand Committee
until Tuesday evening, at half past 8 o.
clock. The votes for General Officers
were then all handed in, with the excep-
ton of the town of Warwick, and refer
red to a committee Of three from each
county. The Grand Committee then
adjourned. Yesterday, at half past II
a. m. the committee appointed to count
the proxies, having previously received
the votes of Warwick, reported, "that
the whole number of votes returned for
Governor is 6994, Of which 1919 are for
Lemuel III. Arnold; 1854 for James Fen
ner; and 100 for VIM. Sprague, and -
scattering, and that there is no election,
--3493 votes being necessary for a
choice.
"That the whole number of votes re-
turned for Lieut.. Governor is 6947, of
which 28O8 are for Jeffrey Hazard; 257O
are for Joseph Childs; 82G for Charles
Collins, and 722 for Augustus Peckham;
and 81 scattering--and that there is no
election--347s votes being necessary to
choice.
Here follows list Of votes for Scna-
tors, which we are compelled to defer at
present for want of room.
The Report having been read and ac-
cepted, the Grand Committee dissolved
The only other business of public
nature acted on at the present session
was the report of the Committee on thu
Burrillville Bank, received on Tues
day, which we have not been able to OBJ
tain for publication.
The house, yesterday afternoon, wa
principally occupied in the trial of pri
vate petitions.
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CHOLERA NEWS.

We have collected below, all the in
formation upon this exciting subject which
has reached us since our last publica-
tion. The mortality in CaDada,is great
erby far,in proportion to the population of
the place, than it has been in any city in
Europe. But there is no good evidence
that there has been Il single case this
side Of the Canadian boundary. God
grant that it may not reach us. And,
from the efforts making to purify our city
which have thus far been efficient and
successful, added to the prohibition upon
the admission Of emigrants from Mon
treal, we have strong reason to hope that
the direful calamity, may pass by, or
rather fall short Of us.
The following is the substance Of a let
ter from messrs. III. Gates s. Co., dated
MONTREAL, June ID.
Business is quite at a stand. The
crews of most of the boats which navi-
gate the ST. Lawrence above this, have
refused to work, consequently the boats
are laid up. 1t is with difficulty that
men can be obtained to remain on board
the steamboats, that ply between this ci-
ty and Quebec. We learn from the lat
ter place that the Lower Town has been
nearly deserted.
Another letter from the same highly
respectable house in Montreal, received
at Whitehall, states, that on the l4th in
stant, there were one hundred and four
deaths m .Mohireal-but on the 10Th, there
were not near as many cases there, al
though the alarm was very great.
There haye been several cases in
Plattsburg; also in Champlain.
Aid. Wasson, of Albany, who had been
dispatched to the frontier by the Board
of Health of Albany, had returned Ia
that city. The steamboats, and other
vessels have ceased bringing emi grants
from Canada Mr. Wasson confirms the
previous information respecting the Sc
cond death at Whitehall and the three
cases at Fort Miller. Since those deaths
however, all was healthy at those places
and the villages along the canal.
A letter from Montreal Of the 18th
published in the Troy Sentinel, says
I 'Ihe carriers ,rho transported The bag
gage of The em,granis pere The first amons
The Canadians ,rho were attacked: from
them it spread over the city. 1t is most
ly confined to the lower classes who arr
Incorporate; but the Incorporate, wheth
er in eating or in drnking-among th'
higher classes, do not altogether escape
Many are attacked in from to 10 hour
after exposure to infection; and some ex
pire within three hours after having beer
/ attacked.
/ The civil authorities of Troy have ia
ken the most efficient prec autions agains
the introduction of the disease into tina
city.
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AT meeting Of the Alumni, and 9TH
er friends Of Brown University, held in
the University Chapel, on Saturday June
9th, 1882, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
Resoired, That, in tho opinion Of This
meeting, well furnished library, COM
prising the knowledge of past times, and
keeping pace with the progress of Liter
ature and Science; and that an ample
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus,
for the illustration Of physical truths, are
OF the first Importance to IA literary lnsti-
tuition, and indispensable to complete and
thorough teaching in course Of liberal
studies.
Resoired, That the project Of raising
So5, 900 to be vested in permanent fund
for the benefit of u library, and Of the
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aDJML.VISTRaTRIY sale.

RY virtue of decree of the Supreme Judicial
court, holden at Newport in August, A ID.
1881. will be sold at public auction on the premi-
ses at 10 o'clock, q. NJ all the right, title and in
terest, which OLIVER SLOCUM, late Of New
port, carpenter, deceased, had ip and to one undi-
vided half of certain lot of land, with Il dwelling
house and carpenier's shop thereon, situated i,
Broad-street, in said Newport, bounded westerly
on said Broad-street, noahwsry on land of Isaac
Stall easterly on land Of Jno. Z. Mann, and Ann
hiS wife, and souiherly on land of James Shaw
Conditions made known at the time and place
Of sale. RUTH SLOCUM, Adm'x,
by her Attorney X. X. Randolph,
June 18th, 1892
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The marshal having reported at Alba
ny, on Sunday, that emigrants from the
North continued to come into the city,
several military companies and citizens
volunteered to remain on guard, and did
duty all night. This vigilance is to be
continued. A laborer died on the rail
road on Sunday night. DIR. Staats went
to examine the case, and found it was one
occasioned by drinking too freely Of cold
water. He died in a stable, without as
sistance, and was one of the emigrants
Much alarm was occasioned by the cir
cumstance that two boats had arrived at
West Troy with emlgrants. They were
visited hy the Albany authorities and
found to be cleanly in their appearance,
and to manifest no intention of leaving
the boats. Upon the whole, except the
one case at Whitehall, we have no posi-
tive evidence that the Cholera has been
within our borders.
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TnEATRE.-The tragedy Of Adelgitba,
was played at our Theatre last Tuesday
evcning-to a full and fashionable house,
the part of ADELGITuA by Mrs. DUFF,
and IMMA, in which she was very sue
cessfui, by Miss MARY DUFF her first ap.
pearance before Newport AUDIENCE
The tragedy of Adelgilha is one of the
most interesting pieces we ever met
with, and the inimitablc representation of
Adelgitha by Mrs. Duff, rivetted the at
tention Of all present. The part oi
Michael Ducas, by Mr.. Judah, was
performed with decided effect. The aC-
terpiece of the "DEAD SHOT" was play
ed with great spirit; Lonisa by Miss
Duff, 20 the very life. She is a young
lady of the most promising attainments in
her profession, and thus far has made a
very favorable impression upon all her
auditors. She appears again tonight in
one other favorite parts, for the last time
but one in Newport, and the lovers Of
theatrical amusements, we are certain
will be agreecbly entertained.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED.
Brig Veto, Sanborn, Bristol; p,
Enterprise, Boweo, Mobile;
Ii. New-England, Church, Matanzas;
Sioops Mary, Heath, New York;
George & Mary, Thompson, do;
Hero, Read, do;
Ship Constitution, Clifford, Savannah;
Schr. Louisiana, Smith, Mobile;
CLEARED.
Sloops B. d. Jones, West, NBcd.
Mary, Heath, Provid;
Hero, Read, do:
Geo.& Mary, Thompson, Dighton;
Brigs Enterprize, Bowen, Provid;
Veto, Sanborn, Bath;
N. England, Church, Proyid.
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In Congress, several Intellectual at
tempts have been made to fix upon day
of adjournment. The bill from the Sc q.
nate for continuing and amending the
charter Of the United States Bank, was
made the order of the day for Monday
last. The Tariff question continues to
engross a large portion of the time of
Congress. 1t is impossible to con-
lecture when this important subject will
be disposed Of
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Jtne 7h.
NEW GOODS.
z. r. NEWTON,

HAS JUST RECEIVED,
Black haitian and Berlin Silks,
Cotoued Gro de Naples,
English and .American Calicoes,
French Musiins and Ginghams,
Elegant Bonnet Ribbons & fancy Hiktsf
Gran Brochella, prencitto, black last;
ings, stripe jeans, iustians, drillings, and
variety of cheap stufs for summer
wear; Irish line MS, Russia diapers, lineS
and cotton damask, cambricks, glovex
and hosiery.
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The L. S. Circuit Court, closed its
session in this town OH Saturday last, to
meet again on the 10Th Of November
next, according to law. But little busi-
ness was prepared for trial at this term of
the Court. "Judge Story, delivered to
the Grand Jury, an able aad interesting
charge, at the close of which he pro-
nounced a just and eloquent eulogium
on the death of the late Hon. Nathaniel
Searlc, of Providence"
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ID r. ATH S.

In this town, on Monday last, after a very dis
tressing illness, Mrs. Sevilla Mumford, wife of Mr.
James Numford, aged SO years. She was much
beloved and esteemed by all who knew her. Her
loss will be deeply lamented.
On the sHine day, Mr. Peleg Chapman, aged
Al years.
On the sane day. Mr. Oliver Earl, aged 7S
years.
In Portsmouth, on Saturday last, Mr. John
Cornell, aged 40 years.
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nj. w. JOSEPH S. COOKE,
GRAND MASTER.

TaNHE anniversary meeting Of the Most Wor-
IL shipful Grand Lodge of the State of Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations for the election
of officers, SC. will be holden at the Masons Hall,
in Newport, on Monday, June 25th, 1892, at 10
o'clock, a, NJ.
Officers and Members Of tho Grand Lodge,
Proxies Of Lodges, and all others concerned, will
please take notice and give their attendance ac-
cordingly. BY order,
EDWARD X. YOUNG, G. S.
Providence, Iune is, 1882.
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NEWPORT ASSOCIATE SOCIETY.
A lecture will be delivered before this Society
THIS EVENING, at o'clock, by the Hon
Honorary member of the Society, in the Rev. Mr.
Choules' Meeting House. Citizens and strangers
are respectfully invited to attend.
GEO. G. KING, Secretary.
Newport, June 81.
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Philosophical and Chemical apparat us OF
Brown University, meets our cordial ap-
probation.
Resolped, That the present moment,
when munifcent individual has al
ready subscribed $4,000 to the propos-
ed fund, and is about to erect large and
beautiful edifice for public rooms, pre-
sents favorable occasion for carrying
the above project into effect.
Resolved, That it is earnestly recon-
mended to all the Alumni, and other
friends Of the University, to cooperate,
as far as they may be able, in the ac-
complishment Of this important object.
Resolred, That the Honorable John
Pitman, and Professors Caswell and God
dard, be a Committee, in behalf Of this
meeting, to invite the cooperation Of the
Alumni and other friends Of Brown Uni
versity, in the object Of the foregoing re-
solutions.
Resoired, That for the purpose Of Sc
curing general meeting of the Alumni,
residing in this and other states, this meet
ing be adjourned to Tuesday, the day
preceding the next annual commence
ment, at 5 o'clock p. M.
SAMUEL w. BRipGnAM, Char.
j. KINGsBURY, Sec'ry.
Editors of newspapers in Rhode-Island
and other States, are respectfully request
ed to publish the foregoing proceedings.
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Bishop Onderdonk, has issued cir
cuIar to tho clergy and laity ofthc do
cese Of New York, with the form of a
prayer, to be used by their congregations
during the continuance Of danger from
the cholera, Immediately before the gen.
eral thanksgiving at morning s. evening
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Z II e A T. r z.
FOR PROVIDENCE, DAILY.

TENllE Steam-boa, Rusl,-Lisht, has commenced
r. her Regular trips for Providence, This Day.
leaving Providence every week day, ut o'clock,
Il. III. and Newpor at 3, p. M. On Sundays,
leave Providence NJ n. IN. and Newport at p,
m. iETs Fare Is cents.
On Sunday next, the Rhshlght will leave
Providence at 5 o'clock II. M. aud Neu port al
IN, June al.
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1T a Iown Council holden in .Ne~pori

June 90, 1882.
NOTED, That from and after this day, all
persons in this town who may violate the
law passed by the General Assembly entitled SIN
.fct to prepent ercessirt riding m any Of the
places therein mentioned," shall be dealt with
according to law, and it is Ordered, that the
Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff, Town Sergeant and Con-
stables, be aud they are hereby required in their
several capacities to carry this regulation into ef
feet. true copy, witness,
! June 81. B. B. ROWLAND, Coun. elk.
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NEU NOVELS, &c.
w. CAEAAEsAN'S
Circulating Library and BOok Store.
,d BOOk Store
Recent additions.

lrving's new work-'rhe Alhambra, u se,;ns o
the Moors and Spaninrds by the author Of tie
Sketch Book, sc. &C. in vols:
Adventures of Younger Son, by Edward Fre-
lawney, Esq 2 vols.
Swallow Barn, Or a sojoum in the Old DONNA
ion, a novel in vols
Conversations with an Ambitious Student in in
health, with other pieces-by the author of Eugene
Ardm, &c. &c. I vol.
Memoirs of the Duchess D'Alvanies, (Madarn
Junot,) with IA portrait of Junot, in vol smo.
Santo Sebasliano, or the Young proiec,or--bv
the Author of 'rhe Romance Of the Pyrences,' in
3 vols. sE-jnD IN nt,c Books received as soon
as published. June ii.
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The anniversary Of St. John the Bap-
tist, will be celebrated in this town on
Monday next, on which occasion an ora
ton will be delivered. by HENRY Y.
CRANsroN, Esq. at the Cd Baptist Meet
ing House.
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ME- VI o r An DA.
-. Arr AZ Baltimore I'd, brig Benz Ruggles, from
Afarsees
Arr. at Amsterdam 10Th ult. ship Mary Alny,
Burroughs, for Gouenburg, unc.
Spoken 27th ult. Cape Antoni5 N r by E7
miles schr Minos, DIS fin Havana.
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NJ a IL IL I A G. T. s.

Iu New Bedford, on Monday morning last, Mr.
Samuel Barker, merchant, to Miss Sarah Mum
ford, both of this town.
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G2s4sxa

by the steamboat Benz. Franklin, this morning.
from Ne,p- York, we received the Commercial
Advertiser of last evening. We copy the follow
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NOTICE..

Court Of PROBATE, .Newport, Jane An, 1882.
VNNIIE Commissioners Report and administration
IL account on the estate OF John l.. Gates. was
presented for allowance-lIt is ordered, That the
consideration thereof he referred to Court Of
Probate, TO be holden at the state House in New
port, on the first Monday in July next, at 9 o'cik.
IA IN, and that previous notice ogiven by publish
ing copy Of this order three several times in the
Herald Of the Times, to all persons Interested, to
appear at said time and place and he heard.
witness--B. b. ROWLAND, prob elk.
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I IT, O
CHEAP-SIDE, THAMES-STET.
Newport, 2lst June, 1882,
". SWEET,

ELIZA Just received new lot Of elegan.
4 4 STR.a w BON.NETS, of the new pat
terns-among them are, cottage, straw, Boxiori,
ladies' delight, snake skin ,eghorn and satin braid
as white and handsome straw as ever brought
into Newport, ,and as cheap-the ladies will please
call and see for themselves. lie has also, COM
mon and super fine broadcIoths, some real French,
black and blue, ant;-cassmeres, satinetts,
woolIenetts, drills, Roam cashmere, storr,ant and
beaverteens, stripes, plaid, bedcking, dowlas and
diapers, French musns and cacos, OF various
prizes and patterns Elegant FLOOR CAR.
PETINGS ~ RUGS, barage, pamorean, silk,
gauze & Grape handkerchiefs, handsome s. cheap;
mer;ne, Tybot valencia, raw silk & cotton shawIs;
American, English and French calicos, good as
sortment; French musns and gnghams; also
new and elegant article for ladies dresses, called
eglantines; furniture chn,z scals, wells s. aprons,
lasting drilling and brochellas,gro de Swiss Berlin.
and gro de Nap, s-+ Russia sheeting, real good
Irish do; Irish nens,a very cheap lot cotton hose,
from l2l cents pr pair to IS cts, silk do, palnl
leaf hats, ladies elegant beed bags, and reticues,
silk, valencia, Marseles and other vestings, and
trimmings; lace, book, swiss, jaconet & null mus
lns, parasols & umbrellas, silk and cotton: with a
general assortment Of good and cheap GOODS.
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From the Montreal Gazette,

A friend in Edinburg has communica-
ted to us ,he following as a good receipt
against an attack of the cholera morbus:
'One bottle best brandy, with quar-
ter of lb. of stick Turkey rhubarb, pla-
ced over n slow fire for ten hours in a
close vessel. Strain the cont ents through
piece Of fine muslin, to obtain the en-
tire strength from the rhubarb. To this
add 100 drops of laudannm, aad the same
quantity of the spirits oflavender. This
will make about dozen of doses, of a
wine glass full each, and Il dose to be
given on the first attack of vomiting; and
should it he severe and not stop, in half
an hour after the first dose, the second to
be given.
From the -. Y Com. .GGp. oTTuesd0y Eoen.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

ME subscriber having recently made i'm
n provements in his house. (situated IN high,
airy part of the town. for the accommodation of
Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the Island for their
health and pleasure, informs the public, that
every attention will be paid to those who may
favor him with their patronage, 10 render their
stay agreeable. A. V. TAYLOR,
No 10, Marlborough-street
Newport, June IA, 1892.
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NEWPORT BATHING HOUSE.

(.No.22, Long Vharf,nert West ofihe brdge0
NTTIZENS anil strangers are respectfully in
~ formed that the above Establishment is now
open for the reception of those who may wish to
avail themselves Of the great benefits TO be derived
from pure salt water bath.
Also to let, two superior Pleasure Boats, Napo-
leon, and Waterwitch Terms reasonable. ,
RICHARD L. WILLIAMS.
Newport, june 2lst, 1882.
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FOR SALE.
ASSIGNEES' SALE.

UOOTUgN EEO oUIIE.
NN the 9th Of June next, at ] l O'Clock a m:
~ will he sold at public auction on the prem,
ises, all the right, title and interest which Joseph
II. Hayden had in and to certain lot Of land with
dwelling house & other buildings thereon stand
Ing. situated in Washington street on the Point.
Edwin Wilbur, Assign to
.. a. VIM Ennis, tJ.H.Haydcn.
! may 3lst.
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Secretary Board of Health

The people of Quebec continued to be
on the l2th, in state of great excite
ment. The faculty had scarcely had a
fair opportunity, in any single instance,
Of examining the disease from its com
mencement, and in its progress. The
death of Mr. John Dallow, Clerk to Mr.
J. Dupont, Of cholera, is mentioned un-
der the obituary head.
The old Quebec Gazette o5serves:-
"Maaful determination to meet the worst,
and indeed kind Of heedlcssness about
the disease, are the most useful preyen-
tives."
The Albany Evening Journal of yes
terday states, on tho authority of re-
spectacle citizen of the North, that a
porter who had been in the habit Of car
rying baggage from the steamboats, at
White Hall, had di.d Of Asiatic Chole
ra.
Mr. Hay, the gentleman referred to-,
brought the following news from Fort
Miller:
The emigrants at that place are Welch
people, of respectable appearance, and
about 40 in number. The first case was
supposed to be Cholera Morbus, of which
the subject soon died. Immediately ai-
ter, the sister Of the first patient who at
tended him was similarly attacked, and
also died.
The third case was the husband ofthe
second, and the brother-in-law Of the
first. He sunk in few hours, under
slight spasms, and without the violent
symptoms attending the local Cholera
Morbus.
The inhabitants Of Fort Miller were
divided in opinion about the character OF
the disease. No precautions had been
taken, and the emigrapts were TO leave
there to day, yesterday
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CHOLERA.

According to private letterpublished
in a Troy paper Of Saturday, there we're
80 new cases reported at Montreal on the
18th, and 54 deaths, besides those at the
Hospital. The following is the latest Of
fcialreport receiveJ ,ofthe Quebec Board
of Health:
Return ofCases Of Asiatic Cholera ad-
mitted into Hospital since hall-past one
o'clock, p. m. on the | lth inst.
Remaining at last report, 9, Admis-
sions, q; Discharged Cured, o; Deaths,
I3; Remaining, %.
Quebec, 18th June, 1889.
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Hygeian Agency
BOttling and Liquor Store,
South Wing ofMe Union Bank Building
ID. MELVILI.

Respectfully informs his friends and the pub.
lie, and Connoisseurs in particular. that
he intends keeping constantly on
hand for salo as cheap as
at any Store in town:
WINES and other Liquors Of the best
quality or draught.
DO. in bottles by The dozen or single.
Hibbcris Double Brown Stou, and London
Porter.
EvAN's Superior Porter and Ale in quarts,
pints, gross. dozen or single.
X. Island and New Jersey Cider, do. do. do.
Genuine Lemon Syrup, do. do. do. do.
Draught Ale and Restorative, Ginger,
Spruce and other Beer.
CORDIALS. Noycnu, Usquebaugh, Cher
ry Stone, Lemon, Life Of Man.
Liquors for sea stores or parties put up
at short notice.
Portable Punch, convenient article for
Sailing and Fishing parties, and a variety Of
other articles in the same line.
.dlso for sale, the highly approved and in.
valuable Hygeian Vegetable Universal Med
icincs of the British College OF Health, Lon.
don, and tho IIygcian Publications.
Ladies who wish to purchase will please
call at the House Of the Agent opposite
Townsends Coffee House in Pelham Street.
June Goth.
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Another Church bell of glass has been

Another Church bell of glass has been
cast in Sweden its diameter is six
feet, and ITS tone is said TO be beyond
comparison finer than that of any metal
bell.
a PRovIDENr GRAVE DIGGER.--Thc
Easton Ceniinel says--'We understand that
our worthy grave digger, Charles Hay, on
"wednesday morning last, provided himself
WIN new spade, in anticipation OF the
cholera.
Al Oswego, it is said, a steam boat
was fired into by the authorities To pre-
vent its approaching their shores, two
rounds of blank cartridges having been
unheeded.
At Sackett's Harbor, part Of the
Vuaraniine regulations consist Of All
armed guard and six-pounder.