The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-05

tleman, that the lato riot st Utica, originated
in the marriage of . colored man 10 white
woman, BY clergyman who 10 stubborn
s,ieklsr for immedis,e emancipation, end a
mixture Of color.
A young man, BY the name Of Wins!on,
of Nsuburyport, journeymsn je~ellsr, CON-
IN tied su uieide in Salem on Friday night. BY
hanging himself in tho workshop. with the
cord Of the bellows attached to the furnace
At 10 o'clock be was at home, playing cheer.
fully on piano forte.
On second trial in New York, Stephen
Burrows has been acquitted Of the charge Of
seduction Of Mary Carver.
Anew building occupied as store al
Hsrwich, by Foster and Dillingham;. was
&ifrnt on "Wednesday night, loss $4,000 with
no insurance. "
Psganini it is said, has left England with
upwards of one hundred thousand dollars,
gained by his extraordinary performances.
Mr.. Lloyd Lincoln of Taunton, was thrown
from light Wagon in tha, town last week
and instantly killed. i.
Six persons were killed at Manchester,
Conn: on the Goth inst. By the explosion Of
two buildings connected with the powder
works 81 Messrs. Hazard & Go.
A man was frozen to death in Plymouth,
VI. last week. while in state Of intoxica-
ton.
The Small Pox RACES at Manayunk, Pa
There have been 90 deaths. and 40 are now
sick. The citizens have held public meet
ing on the subject.
A fog has lately settled on London, and its
vicinity, which, it is said, might have been
nearly cut 10 slices.
On Saturday morning last, in Philsdelphis
a merchants clerk was taken i'll in Market
street, and while in . state Of insensibihty
had his pocket book, containing $3.50, stolen
from his pocket.
Ats inquest held in London on the body
of man who had been accidentally shot by
q gun in the hands Of boy, the jury render.
cd a verdict against the gun, which was or
dered 10 be broken up.
The deaths in New Orleans frcm October
1882, to last October, were about l2,OOO.G
The number Of regular inhabitants 10 less
than 6O.O00-so that the mortality during
the year stated was upwards Of twenty pei
ce Mt. M sa~s
PRovrpksrIAL DEAru.-The Reverend
Thomas Sergeant, o: Cincinnatti, fell down
dead in his pulpit immediately after having
taken his text.
A pitched battle lately took place in the
Senate of Ohio, between two Of ito members,
Messrs. Duncan and Elisberry. Both 6sts
and knives were put into requisition, and the
parties were removed, sprswling on the floor
out Of the Senate chamber
A French regiment at the battle Of Spicrs
had orders to give no qnarter. 4 German
officer being taken, begged for his life
The Frenchmah replied, "Sair, you may ask
any o,herfasor but as for your life. il is IN.
possible for me to grant it,"
A memorial to the Legislature 10 now in
circulation in New York, among mechanics,
artizans and others, praying relief from the
destructive effects upon thew from the en-.
ployment Of State Prison conviets, in the
mechanic arts. -.
A large panther was killed near Newton,
N. J. on the Sd inst. He was discovered
standing near the door Of farm house in ?
poor and somewhat emsciated condition. II
is supposed ths, he was driven from the
woods by hunger.
Over 300 respectable citizens ofPhlsd el-
phia, headed by Matthew Carey have called
a Public Meeting 10 take into consideration
the most advisable means for remedying the
evils .sad mischiefs arising from .sFAscr
FAIRS, - 80 e., - -s". --. ~
Rev. Is. X. Avery preached a, the Metho:
dis, Church, ia Behnc,i Street, on Sabbath
afternoonglsst, to crowded. sudience...
A statement, in the Philadelphia papers,
dated Hagerstown, Pa. states that contest
was going on at The latter place, between
the canal dggers, which had caused tho
calling ou; Of the militia. A number Of per
sons had been killed.
Mr. BURDEs.-Mr. Burden of Troy whose
newly constructed steanbosl thres,ning'" 10
snn,b,lsto both time and space. . has caused