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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

Great Whig Meeting at .Msw York
On Friday evening, the Wings of New
York, assembled at the Masonic Hall,
to hear the report Of the city delegates
to the Utica Convention. The Hail be-
ing entirely inadequate to accommodate
the vast throng assembled, another meet
ing was organized in the large room be-
low, and third in front Of the Hall, in
the street. G. c. Verplank was appoint
ed Chairman, and on taking the chair,
was received with enthusiastic applause.
james &. King, after an eloquent speech,
presented the report Of the delegates, an
nouncing the nominations Of William Fl.
Seward and Silas Nj. StlwiI, and stating
the circumstances under which they were
made. After series of eloquent ad-
dresses by Elijah Paine and Hiram
ketchum, two Of the delegates, Robert
Walker, n shoemaker Of the fifth ward,
and Dudley Selden, resolutions were u
unanimously adopted, warmly approving
the nominations, and expressing an car
nest determination to support them. The
meeting was one Of the largest ever held
in the city.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

IGF The Spy in Washington" in letter
to the editor Of the Courier & Enquirer, speaking
Of Vim Buren, says, in the South and West his
late adherents are calmly iurling up his flag. Out
Of New York his prospects are forlorn hope, and
even there. it's now generally believed. they are
but little better If defeated in your stute. at The
approcc ching election for Governor, he will be a.
bandoned as candidate for the Presidency. and
Col. Richard NJ. Johnson substituted.
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cowsct jaasmsnt, and prostitution or ahsrrstsn in
political affairs escapes not thsis discsrnmen, and
manly condemnation. They are neither 10 be ca
joicd nor purchased. Who can deny that this
aauerng picture Of the state Of knowledge snd
morals justly applies ioa very large majority Of
those who are now excluded from all participation
in political affairs in Rhode Island
A CLOSE OBSERVER.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

FlREs.-A fire broke out near Utica,
N. Y in Calharine street, on Thursday
last, and destroyed tweaty-one buildings
before it could be subdued OF these
buildings, twelve were on Catharinc-s,
and the rest in Genesce and Franklin
streets. The Post Office was kept in
one Of the buildings which was consumed
but all the property of the office was say
ed. Loss $4,000.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

PmLADELPHIA-THE CANDIDATES.
II Coincidence. 1t will be perceived that
the initials Of the four candidates for
Congress, placed in nomination by the
city and county, spell Wh;g. A colnci-
dence worth noticing, and auspicious we
trust, Of the success of the good cause
thus Watmough,
Harper,
Ingersoll,
GUwen.
Philadelphia paper.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

On Sunday night last, as we are in
formed by the Long Island Farmer. a
man numed Coe, came to his death in
the following manner, at jamaica South |:
Being intoxicated, he attempted to SUD-
port himself by leaning over a picke,
fence, when resting his head between two
Pickets and his strength failing him. il
that situation he strangled and died,
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

CHOLERA. We are glad to see by our ex
change papers that the Cholera has nearly dsup
peared in the United States. and that most Of IN,
Boards Of Health have ceased to make their usua
reports In Rochester for the four days ending Sep
atb, ,fhe daily average ofdea,hs has been li,tle
more than three. In Savannah, one case onl,
mud occurred, during the two days proceeding the
18th inst. On some oithe river plantations, how
ever, it was raging with great violence. AS late
us ! o'clock, p. NJ. Of the l3,h the Board an
nounce the occurrenc Of no case Of Cholera in the
city, since their last report.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

I'D" The New York Courier and Enquirer is
now the largest Newspaper published in tho United
States. il was before Of mammoth size, aud has
this week added four columns. owing TO the in
crease ofhs advertising business We invite the
attention Of those in want Of a good wHro paper :,
to call atour Office and sxan,ne tho Courier and
Enquiren
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

Seth Barton, n wealthy planter, belong
ing to Baton Rouge, has been committed
to prison 10 await his trial for attempting
TO kill his overseer.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

,E.The Taunton Wing and Reporter, here
iofore published by Mr. Hiram Martin, has passed
into The hands of Messrs. s. Bradford nnd |. Ans
bury Jr. by whom it will hereafter be published.
Ils political principles will remain unchanged.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

CornrLASp Gala Aug. 1.-K;ued By
Lightning, on SUNDAY evening last, Miss
Sarah Green, a young lady OF this place.
She was sitting near the fire place in the
house OF Peter Puryear, and several
children near her.
The electric hnid struck the chimney
and seems TO have been attracted by q
musket, which stood in the corner of the
room near the fire place with bayoncl
on it. The Lightning glanced from the
chimney to the corner of the room in
which the musket was standing, burning
through the weather boarding, laths, &c.
and shivered the brcech of the musket.
Miss Green was left sitting in her
chair monument of the wonderful dis
play, without motion or d struggle ex-
cept that her head fell back in tie chair.
The others in the room were not even
shocked.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27
NORTHERN STAR.
WARREN. r. 1. SATURDAY. SEPT 81, 1854

The Boston and Providence Citizens Line Of
Coaches now run from Providence 20 Canton.
where the passengers take The Rail Road 10 Bos-
ton, and ,he whole distance is now travelled in a.
bout two hours. The editor of the Fall River
Monitor, who has recently beep on an excursion
&" down east," says Although we had seen
some parts Of il before and had heard much OF
other parts, yet we had formed but II faint esti-
mate ofthe magnitude Of that part Of i, now being
made in Canton. An excavation to a considera-
bic extent is already made sixty feet deep into a
solid rock and nothing near completed. little
above and near the Woollen Factory in Canton u
bridge is erecting from three 10 four hundred feet
in height. The m,teTiu!s ure stone. the outside Of
which are split and laid in cement. This is n
stupendous structure and well worth the attention
ot.hose who are passing that way. A branch to
Dedham village is now in progress and nearly
completed, which will increase the travel and udd
10 the convenience of that town."
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

tL-js The Annual Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Eastern Diocese, was
held in Providence on Wednesday last.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

Two travellers natives ofthc north, had
taken their quarters for the night at a
hoieI; one of them next morning COM
planned to his friend that he had a yery
indifferent bed, and asked him how he
slep'' 'Iroth man. replied Donald 'no,
so very well, | assure you, but was
much better off than the bags, for dell a
one Of them closed their eyes the whole
night.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

In the Jamaica House of Assembly, a
motion being made for leave to bring in
a bill to prevent delrauds of whm fingers.
one Of the members arose and said, aMr
Speaker, ] second the motion the whar-
fingers are, to man, set of rogues /;
l know It well a 'sas one myself for len
years."
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

GAMBLING. The Richmond Compiler
states that its efforts to expel gamblers
from that city have lost it nearly $4,000
1t appears that therc are in the c;tv
fourteen large gambling establishments.
connected with which are upwards Of
eighty persons. These eighty individu-
ais are men Of expensive habits, disburs-
ing large sums to hotel keepers, yrocers.
wine merchants, and traders of eyerv de.
scrption, whom they threaten with the
withdrawal of their patronage if they con-
tinue to subscribe for the Compiler. The
Compiler avows its determination, how
ever, to carry on the war against them in
redoubled vigor, "perish what may"
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PENSACOLA, Sent. 6.

INShSoIh, hOcpt. y.
The Grdmpus. were sorry to
hear last week that sumo cases Of high
bilious fever had occurred among the
crew Of this vessel. The sick were i'm
mediately taken to the Hospiial-three Of
the men died. Tho others are all con.
vaescent. A survey had been held upon
the Granpus only few days before the
sickness broke out, and she was then
found to be in perfect order. ..
We have Leard that since the sickness
broke out in searching for The hidden
cause Of the disease, some Of the wood
between the timbers of the vessel and the
ceiling has been found to be in dccav-
ed condition. 1t is likely that from this
decayed wood sufficient amount Of me-
Phitic air escaped through the ceiling to
produce disease without alarming The
people on board by its offensive SMELL
Uninterrupted health is enjoyed by the
rest Of the squadron.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

Hon Thomas Chiffon has declined
re-slection TO Congress from Ky.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

University Of Virginia. session oI
this Institution commenced on Wedncs-
day last under auspices more 1attering
than at any other period. A much lar
ger number of students had matricula,ed
than was ever before known by the first
day. 1t is confidently believed, that the
present will be the most brilliant and nu-
merously attended session that the Insti-
tuition has ever Witnessed. Students
we're arriving in every stage, and it is ex-
pected there will be from $40 to 800.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

The Richmond Compiler states, that
until within few months, that city was
more infested with professional gamblers
and public gaming houses than any other
in the Union, ''with the exception per-
haps Of New Orleans" A short time
since, the people of Richmond, after
years Of apparent indifference to this evil,
were aroused to take measures to abate
it. Regulations have already been u
dopted by the municipal authorities which
have had good effect, and ii is antici-
pated that at the next session of the Le-
gislature, defects in the existing laws OF
Virginia on this subject will corrected,
and thus the renewal Of the nuisance be
prevented The Compiler says that the
owners of these establishments aud their
dependents had become so emboldened
by the federation Of the community, that
they had "begun to regard their business
as regular and respectable employment; !;
and instead Of confining themselves as
formerly, within their cells, and the al-
leys around them, were accustomed to
parade up and down the public streets, in
the face Of magistrates, sherifs and con-
stables. They board at the most fash
'ionable hotels, and drove through the
streets in style that none but the very
wealthiest Of our citizens could initiate"
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

A sister Of Robespicrre died lately in
France. She is said TO have left Cag.
mcnts Of memoirs relating to her brother.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

The DEVIL TURNED PLEADER. 1Trons-
lated from an old German paner1 Il
happened in the mark, that a certain SOL
der having sum Of money by him. en-
trusted il TO the care Of his host. When
leaving his home he requested to have II
returned, but the landlord then denied
having received uny such money. Tn.
soldier justly incensed, used manv bsld
oaths, and set the house in a storm, while
the other contented himself with send,oo
for the police, and threatened to have him
well chastsed for disturbing the peace
aud credit Of his house. Here was a
fine opportunity, and the devil visited the
soldier in his prison, and said TO him:
"To-morrow they will take you before
the judge, and they viii undoubtedI, head
for defamation of the host, and assa ultinu
us you did, breaking tho peace, and hurt-
Ing tho credit OF his house. In this d.
lcnma, if you will consent to be mine.
body and soul, will rescue you from
danger" But the soldier would not con-
sent. "Then," said the devil, edo this :
wien you shall be brought up for trial.
and they begin to press you hard, and
call on you to defend Yourself, give out
that you are no speaker, say not word.
and they will grant you pleade, to state
your case. Then look round and Won
will see me standing in blue bonnet and
white feather, and will manage the az
fair" Now all this occurred, and when
the landlord stoutly denied the soldiers
accusation before all the court, his coun-
sci in the blue bonnet slept forth "Mv
good host" he cried, show can YOU
stick to that lie? the money is now living
under the bolster of your bed. Lei the
judge and sheriffs order search to be made.
and they will even find it SO. Then
the landlord swore an oath and exclaim-
ed "lf ever meddled with the mon
cy, may the devil carry me in whirlwind
away!" But as soon as the money wa.
found and brought into court, the counsel
with the bonnet and white feather. said ::
81 knew we'll enough should have one
Of them either the host or.guest,n with
which words he twisted the landlord,
neck out, and disappeared with him
through the air.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

FINS. How quickly II luxury becomes
a convenience, and a convenience a me-
cessary! Pins, of which SO many thou.
sands of millions arc now used annuoIlv
were not known in England 800 years
ago. Up to 1913, both sexes were in
the habit OF using loop-holcs, riJbons. la
cins with points, and tags. cia,rs, hooks
and eyes, and little brass skrwris. -
>, William Swartwout, Pos rn,as,er. AZ
Kendall Hollow, Steuben Co. has bor-
rowtd ano.hsr mans 'rije, and departed,
leaving his own, with eight children, to
take care Of themselves! 80
, n Pirate.-Capt Newsum, Of the .cbr
Brilliant 36 days from Tampico, bound
70 New York, has put into Norfolk with
loss OF sails, main boom sprung, Ieskv.
&c. having experienced constant sue
css'on OF heavy gales for days. The
iS' after heins out four hours, was chased
Wy the piiaticai schr Caroline, of Tamni.
co, for % hours, tho Pirates knowirc
that tho b. had Sl5o, 900 in spocie. on
board. During tho chase, the deck load
Of the Is. including some fustic, wns
hro~n overheard. Capt N. states that
all was tranquil at Il. when hc sailed.
loih Aug Bait. Pat.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

PHlLosoPHY. tom, what gal are YOU
a goln to take to tie singing school to
nighti'
ITS none O. your business, you impu.
dent puppy
well, now, by the livn' jingo, if I'd n
known that aforchand, l wouldn't have
ax'd the question. n.'-Liuerpool Mercury.
CONVENT .RIoTERs. The following are
the names of the persons who have been
indicted by the Grand Jury for participa-
ting in the destruction Of the Convent :
Charlestown-John Buzzell, Wm Ma
son, Sargent Blaisdcll, and Avah Kelley.
four Cambridge-Marvin Marcy and
Isaac Parker, (two). Boston-Prescott
T. Pond, Nathaniel Budd, Aaron Had
ley, Benz. Wilbur, Thomas Dillan, VIM
S. Thurston, J. Ii. Conant, and William
Lewis (eighL Buck having been ac-
ceped as States evidence, will not, of
course, be put upon his trial. Wo have
therefore omitted his name in the above
list. The Court will be in session on the
29th inst. at which time the trials will
probably commence. Bunker Hill Au-
roru.
Tho President Of tho United Stntes
left his residence in Tennessee on the 9Th
last on his return to Washington, BY way
OF Knoxville and Virginia. -,.'
On the Cd inst the bakery Of Mr. La
lcrrino aud The Warehouse CT Mr. ].
Thompson, Ut New Orleans, was destroy
ed by Ere. Loss 100000.
More Specie. Poland, at N. York
has on board 1880 dollars, l2,450 five
franc pieces, 1000 flames. aud barrels
of specie. The Mnntreal has also 90
boxes of gold. The Sylvia de Grassr,
from iIavre, brought out in ffunrs and
uttlH sI.,, Enn Dnn In
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-09-27

From France. e.-Thc packet ship Po-
land has arrived at New York, bringing
Fa,is papers to Aug. l3.
The liavre paper Of fhe .14th, snys
the Minister of Finance, Nj. Torreno,
made most important move in the Span
ish Cortes on the 9th of August, that of
reducing the debt owing to foreigners to
one half. 1t was understood in Paris,
that the French Government would max g
strong rcmonstrances against the passage
of such law.
Paris Stock Exchange, .aug. is, 4l-Q
+. M.-The market has been heavy, and
the Funds have experienced trifling de-
cline. The subject Of general conversa-
ton has been M. de Torreno's plan for
the reduction Of the Spanish debt. The
result has been rise in the Cortes, and
full in ull the other securities created
since 1898. In general the holders OF
Spanish securities refuse to believe in this
financial project.
We have received Paris papers to
Aug. ID, which contain Madrid dates to
the 7th. The Cholera had diminished
its violence, the number Of deaths being
about 200 daily. On the 29th of July
there were 100 deaths. In consequence
Of the alarm occasioned by the ,preva-
lence of this disease, only &C members of
the Chamber of Prounadotes, out of ] 88
who were elected, had taken their seats
The new financial plan of the Spanish
Minister appears to excite great and gem
eral indignation. Bost. Pat.
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