Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-06-12

that Village, will doubtless he able, ultimately, TO
redeem its paper; which is stated 10 be very lin
ited--ihe amount we have heard stated at sl7,-
900.
.hoyor Of Washington. William A. Read-
ley, Esq. has been elected Mayor of Washington
City, hy nnjority of l0I, over Mr.. Force. Both
candidates are Wigs.
\ The locusts have made their appearance in
great numbers at Elk Ridge, Maryland, and their
inonotonous din is ncessant, and most intolerahle
TO the ear. They first Showed themselves on the
18th of May.
The Hon. VIM. l.. Storrs, is chosen Speaker Of
the House of Representatives Of Connecticut, By
majority Of 55 votes.
\ Wing Sueeess.-The entire Wing Ticket, for
city officers, has prevailed in Norwich, Conn. by
an average majority Of One hundred votes. Mr..
+. A. Perkins, is elected Mayor over Mr.. Lam
man, the Jackson candidate. The Jackson party
have had the ascendancy in this city, for the last
four years.
The Election, which was held few days ago
to supply the vacancy in Congress, occasoned
by the death Of the late member, Mr.. l.. u. Dem
mis-, resulted in The election of Mr.. Steele, the
Wing candidate, 10y majority Of about 200
votes over Mr.. Stewart, the jackson candidate.
Mrs. Caon the eldest daughter of the late ven-
cradle Charles Carroll, of Carollton, is about TO
embark for Europe with, and under the protec-
ton Of her friend, Mr.. Hughes, our diplomatic
Representative at Sweden. We understand that
Mrs. Cation will pass some time with Lady We'll
lesley, in Dublin, and Lady Carmarthen, in Scot
land-her daughiers-to whom she makes visit
work on the Constitution of the United States,
has been published by the Law Academy of Phil
adelpbia, to whom it was addressed by its Presi-
dent, Peter 5. Du Ponceau, L. l.. ID.
The Lexington, Ky. Gazette of the oath ult.
states, that scarcely half crops will be made in
any portion of the state.
The same paper contradicts runors which
have been in circulation, relative to the appear
ance of the cholera in that city. They are with
out the slightest foundation.
Monday in England. Money is so plenty in
England, that it has been loaned AS low as J per
cent. per annum. The current rate of interest il
and u per cent. The offer of the Bank Of
England TO make loans at per cent, produced
much excitement, being considered extorlionous.
Counterfeit Coin.-C Counterfeit ten cent coins
are in circulation. The impress ion il well inita-
ted, but the pewter appearances to the sight and
touch, will enable the examiner to detect them.
Counter Jtis.--Counterle five dollar notes, ,on
the Bank of Auburn, are in circulation. They
are extremely wei! executed, and without close
examination, will deceive the best judges.
Rather large Of her age.-A daughter Of
Mr.. Peter Thompson of Painsve, Ohio, aged ii
years, weighs 2lO pounds. Should she continue
her growth to the ordinary age, she will make u
stout wife for somebody.
A large tannery in PhIlipston, Mass. owned by
Mr.. Charles H. Perry, was totally destroyed by
fire on the l1th alt.
NO Ear for Music. A bachelor Of Woon-
socket Falls, X. |. after descanting on the evils
Of carrying infants to meeting, which he considers
all but an unpardonabe sin, thus expresses his alb
horence Of the cries of a child. IL can stand
firm Il nd face hurricane; can brook the ten-
pest and listen to the of an Earthquake, but
OH ladies deliver US from the cry of sucIlings in
the House of Cod
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