The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-05-25

tuheu ny MesSIS. Ordckett'S OF NewtOn,
for $75. warranted to weigh 1000 lbs. !;
we also noticed one or two yoke taken at
SO %. We quote extra at IS 81 ).
good at 6 rs a SO so thin at 5 90 a 81.
Working Oxen-Dull few sales on
ly $48, $55, $50, and $75.
Cows and Calves-We noticed sales
at II, %, % l-2 and $25.
Sheep and Swine-None at market.
Cabinet Changes The following is the
postscript Of letter addressed to the Ed
itor ofthe Philadelphia Daily Intelligent
Ger, dated WAsHINGToN, May l6.
"P. S. have just learned that some
important cabinet changes have this day
been made MIR. Duane of Pennsy lvanis,
is called to the Treasury Department, Mr.
McLane is transferred to the State De-
partment, Mr.. Livingston appointed Min
ister to France, and Mr.. Stephenson Of
Virginia to England.
Casualties. The body of Edward Smith
was lately found in the outlet Of Canadai-
qua Lake. The deceased had started
from the foot of the lake in boat, on his
way down to Chapin's Mills, a distance Of
a miles, and had proceeded but about
half mile, when he is supposed to have
fallen overheard, and being feeble and
infirm, was unable to reach the shore, al
though the water was not over three feet
deep where he was found. MIR. S. was a
revolutionary soldier, aged 78. A coro-
lner's inquest was held, and verdict rem
.dered of accidental death BY drowning J"
Tile body of WIN. Hunt, a colored
man, was found dead, in the bed on the
morning OF the 18th inst. at the house Of
Nathaniel Sheldon, in Pennington, N. Y.
Hunt was pedlar, residing at Rochester,
and had put up on Saturday evening, with
the intention of stopping over Sunday.
Sunday night he retired to bed apparent
ly IN good realth, and during the night is
supposed to have been seized with a tit of
apoplexy. Verdict Of coroner's inquest,
t'death by The visitation of God in natu-
raj way"
81. Louis Mag Ave are happy to be
able to contradict positively and peremp-
toriIy the report in circulation, atthe COM
mencement ofthis week, that the Cholera
had attacked and destroyed several per-
sons or board the Steamboat Michigan
The report was altogether without foun-
dation, and is hard to tell, whether it had
its origin in boundess folly Of deep malig-
nifty.
Capture ofSMocha.-The following ex-
tract of letter from the captain Of the
ship Restitution, is published in the Salem
Gazette.
Mocha, Jan. 90, 1854 Turkish
army, under Belmas, after taking Judda
and the other ports on the Red Sea, at
tackled Mocha on the 18th Nov. and after
a bombardment of 10 days the place sur
rendered. The Bashaw has treated me
very kindly, ever since he has been here,
and tried to forward my business as much
as possible. He Is about raising the duty
on all foreign ships to per Ct. the same
as tho Arabs pay, which will be of much
consequence to the American trade. The
whole sea coast Is in possession of the
Bashaw Belmas, from Judah to Adm;
but the country is in very unsettled
-state, and it is reported that the King oI
'Sannah is raising large force to endeav.
or to retake his possessions. Coffee is
scarce, and high"
Dr.. a. Clark and JMeihodism. .-Wher
we look at the strenuous and self-sacrific.
ing lives Of such men as Clark, we heed
not be surprised that the institutions they
serve thrive while others are decaying. -
Adam Clarke would receive guinea tt
defray the expenses Of circuit of 40C
miles, of which he would tend his own
horse, cook his own victuals, clean his
own clothes, and vet preach and pray al
every village he came to. Fare was ol
no consequence, and i'll usage, violence,
and menaces were often to be encounter
ed, with but poor prospect Of bed al
night, and constant doubt as TO his re-
ception wherever he called. Courage,
faIent, perseverance, and, above all, hon.
esty and sincerity Of purpose, bore him
and many others through their tasks with
success, and Adam Clark in particular,
not only performed the duties OF an effic-
lent minister, but he mastered all the
learning and all the literature OF the East
the birth place Of Christianity, and the
scenes Of its earliest propagation.-ES-
aminer.
trWe are requested to give notice,