Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-17
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The Governor Of Maryland, in his recent Mes
snge, ,has denounced Notification in strong terms
the new Governor of Delaware has done the
same. But all these denuncia,ons, says the Ma
tonal Gazette, must have character Of futility If
The Protective System should be at once yielded to
the Nulli6ers
A letter from Charleston, s. c. ofDec. o, PUB
lshed in the N.York Enquirer, says-'Any mod-
fcation Of the Tariff, Of necessity repeals our Or
dinancc, and we will have to begin de nouo."
Gov. Brea,hitt, of Kentucky, has denounced
notification revolutionary in its character.
A gang of villains broke into the burial ground
in New Haven, 4ih inst. and destroyed or defaced
more than twenty monuments. tGrore sport this.
The Philadelphia Sentinel says, it is the opinion
Of gentlemen of the first intelligence at Washing
ton, that the new Tariff bill will not pass.
1t is surmised that general alliance, offensive
and defensive, has been secretly signed between
Great Britain and, France. There is much proba-
biity in this, and it is also equally probable that
on the other hand such alliance has been form
ed between Russia, Prussia and Austria.
The salary Of the Chief Justice in Great Britain,
has been reduced from ten TO esh, thousand pounds
sterling. 1t still much exceeds the official income
Of the tohole CT our Supreme Court.
a French editor sarcastcally remarks, 1.-THE
United States were brought into existence on ac-
count of a tax upon tea. and they will end in
dispute about duty upon broadclo,hs.'
fine cement may lie made Of rice-nour mixed
with cold water, smmered over gentle FIRE. 1t
is said TO be much used in China and Japan.
Capt. Villereal, Of the Mexican schr Montczu-
ma, sent into New Orleans, by the Grampus, for
robbing the American schr VIM. A. Turner, was
found guilty Goth nit. Oft pracal aggression. Ills
officers were acquitted.
Several persons in Schenectady and it's vicinity,
have lately been bitten by mad dogs, and are now
laboring under the dreadful maady Of hydropho-
bia. The Common Council Of Schenectady has
passed law for the 'ndiscriniinate slaughter of
all dogs running at large.
The committee of the House Of Representatives
ofGeorgia, to whom was referred the message Of
the Governor relating to the case of the Mssiona-
ries, have made report, asserting the sovereignty
Of Georgia, and expressing the determination to
resist all efforts TO liberate the missionaries The
report adopted by vote of Ils to 8.
Munifcent Bequest.-We learn SAYS the Dos
ton Atlas, that Miss Margaret Tucker, recently de-
ceased, daughter of the late Bcza Tucker, Esq
has bequcahed the sum Of t2O 900 to the city Of
Eoson, in trust, for the support Of High School
for Young Ladies.
The U. s. soop Of war Natchez, capt. Zant-
Finger; and L s. schr Experiment, Lieut. Comm.
Alervinc, went to sea on Friday 4th instant, from
Hampton Roads.
poisoned in New Jersey few days since, the mo-
ther having given i. laudanum for paregoric.
Presidents Proclamation. 1t is now affirm
cd, says the Richmond Wing, that Mr. Livingston
nvows the authorship of the proclamation he
claims familiar knowledge Of Mr. Jeferson's opn-
ions, and asserts that there is nothing in the pro-
clamation not in conformity thereto.
Prginia Senator. We are grntifcd to learn
by the Virginia Times, (says,hc Alexandria Gaz
TINT Judge Barbour will not suffer his name TO b.
used in opposition to Mr. Tyler, and have ever.
reason TO believe, therefore, that Mr. II. will b.
returned to the Senate without opposition from
any quarter.
The U. S. Eank has declared a semi-annual di
vidend Of 81 per cent.
A lot Of ready made cofns was sold at auctio
in New York, last week. They were Sod to sa,
isfy an overbearing creditor.
A resolution has been introduced in the Senat
Of N.Carolinn, asking Of South Carolina to posi-
ponc her ordinance till the LIST Of September. VIII
not sine die2
The celebrated political economist Jean Ear
tiste Say, died in November. lie was nroie'
sor Of Political Economy in the college Of Franc'
NEWPORT ASSOCIATE SOCIETY.