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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16
NEWPORT: n
Thursday, July 10th, 1885.
WHIG CANDIDATES
FOR THE PATH CONGRESS:
Hon. TRISTAN burgess.
OF Providence.
NRYY.CRANSTON, ESQ.
or Newport.

1t gives us great pleasure to inform
our readers that accounts have been re-
ceived from nearly every quarter Of the
State, assuring us that our Wing breth-
rem are sensibly alive to the importance
of the coming contest for Representatives
to Congress, and will be prepared on the
last Tuesday in August to come up to
the work and secure the election Of their
candidates, BURoEs and CRANsroN,-by
triumphant majorities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16
BRIGHTON MARKET Monday. July l3.
(kepoitrd Tor the iaily 'dycriiser and pnlrm

AT Market, 600 Beet Cattle, 10 pairs
Working Oxen, 30 Cows and Calves. :sp75
Sheep and Lambs, and 400 Swine. About
lou Beef Cattle, several lots Sheen, 100
SWINE, and nearly all the Cows and Calves,
were at market last week, 1876 Beef Cattle,
2oO Swine, and several lots Sheep remain
unsold.
PRIcEs- Beef CoiHe-Prices continue TO
decline, as will be perceived by our quota.
tlons a large proportion. however, of the
best Cattle remain unsold, tho drivers rcfu-
sing the prices offered A few choice Cat.
tie were taken at Sc. We quote primo Mt
3ls Gd S,s; good 2Ss Cd a3Is Cd thin at
22s I'D 27s
Uorking Oren-No sales noticed
Coios and Cdires--dul and prices rcduc,
ed. Nearly all at market were Of an ordin-
airy quality. We noticed one sold for $40.
and Tor Sl2 each also for ID, Is, Is, 90, 81,
and sos.
Sheep and bankruptcies are considerably
reduced. We noticed some inferior lots Ia
ken at rs Cd. IS, and ss Sd middlinp at {,s,
os ID, and I0s; good at los Cd, lis ;Sd, I0s,
and lbs I'D. Wethers 13s Cd. los. IGs, I7s,
and lbs I'D; some Of which were very good,
.Strins--We noticed one lot Of about 100
taken at Sc. old and young; at retail 81 for
sows aud 81 FOR barrows,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16

Sieam Carriages on Common Roads.-Im.
provements arc daily making in the steam
coaches for common roads, in England. Eve
ry week or two some new vehicle Of this de-
scripton, is brought out and run upon the
highways. They move with great velocity,
and are as manageable as the cars on the
rail-ways-being as easily stopped as stage
coach, and readily turned into any road or
street, the Engineer may wish to 90. They
are generally crowded with passengers, aud
may be considered to be better adapted to
short routes, than rail roads. A new one re-
Gently brought from FALSELY to London, and
built by a very ingenious Engineer, is con.
sidered to be superior to any heretofore con-
strncted. 1t is of the size Of the largest ON.
nibus, but far more elegant and coInInodious,
and has most imposing appearance on the
road.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16

THE TABLES TURNED. In the case OF
Geo &. Barnard, rersus Mary Gaul, for
breach of promise Of marriage, the Jury
came into Court this morning with a
sealed verdict-which on being opened,
was found for the Paintih-damages one
thousand dollars and costs. So ladies',
especially if you have dollars, beware of
promising your hand in marriage, and
then changing your mind .New Yo'h
.4n,erican.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16
NAvAL.-The u. S. frigate Congress

NAvAL.-The U. S. frigate Congress
was at Vera Cruz, June 10.
We learn, says the Norfolk Beacon Of
Wednesday, that the U. S. frigate Con-
stellation, at present lying at the Navy
Yard, Gospor, will be fitted out immedi-
ately, destined for the West Indies, and
will bear the broad pendant Of Com.
Dallas, who will go out in her.
Orders have been received at the
Navy Yard, Charcstown, Mass. to have
the Independence "a fitted for sea forth
with, and she is to be taken into the Dry
Dock for examination, without delay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16

REpRIsALs.-The New Orleans Bee
Of the 24th ult. says, that the revenue
cutter lngham, despatched by the COL
lectOr Of that port on the seizure Of the
Martha by the Monezuma, having ar
rived at Brazoria, very composedIy sent
boat ashore, and captured the govern
or Of that place; after which she proceed
ed in pursuit of the Montezuma. Ger
tainly very spirited proceeding.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16

We regret to perceive that the chol-
era is clearly in Cincinnati, and of n
malignant type too, we fear. Mrs.
Brainard wife Of the Editor of the Jour.
nal, died Of that disease after an illness
of less than twenty-four hours, and Il day
or two afterwards, ayoung lady aged 10,
residing in the same family, also died Of
that fell disease.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16

PoEMs.-We understand that lady ofthis
place, intends publishing volume of her Po-
ems as soon rs 200 subscribers are obtained.
We have perused with great pleasure part
of the manuscript prepared for the press, and
can cheerfnly recommend them to the at
tention of the public. Subscriptions for the
work will be received at this office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16

The cholera broke out in West I'm
ion, Adam county, on Saturday evening
last, with fearful fatality. UP to Mon
day morning, at which time our inform
ant loft, there had been ten cases, and
seven deaths; the remaining three, it
was thought, would also prove fatal. -
Uiisbo,O' Ohio) Gaz
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16

.Noc Brunsrick Iornodo.-A circular has
been issued by the citizens of New Bruns-
wick, N. j., relative TO the damage OCCASION
ed by the late tornado. The amount of the
injury is estimated at 81 900 dollars ;-l3O
dwelling houses were destroyed or injured,
and still larger number of work shops, store
houses, and barns. a large portion of the
sufferers, are INDECENT, and an appeal is made
in their behalf, to the public benevolcncc.
The Board of Brokers of WORK, have
contributed $50, for the relief of these suf-
ferers. a meeting was to be held at Phila.
deiph'a on Thursday last, TO make arrange
ments to extend relief to them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16

Temperance Societies, on the principle
of total abstinence, have been formed in
Great Britain, Prussia, Sweden, and various
other countries in Europe. Bcrnadotte the
King Of Prussia has written to the Preside mt
of the New York Temperance Society for
copies OF their publications, some of which he
has already caused to be translated into the
German language for distribution among his
people.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16

There has been terrible tornado in the vi
cnity Of Elliott, Me. which uprooted and car
rled away trees, prostrated orchards, swept
away large barns, buildings, and fences. Its
force was concentrated in a path about half
q mile in width.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16

New York GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
This extensive and well regulated Me-
nagerie, arrived in this place yesterday
morning, and made most magnificent
display through our principal streets
We would remind our readers that their
exhibition will close this afternoon
Hours Of exhibition to-day from half past
8 to l2 m., and from to 4 p. m. This
collection Of living natural curiosi,ies, is
admitted to be not only by far the largest
in this country, but in the world-con-
taining upwards Of one hundred different
varieties of quadrupeds and birds.
The following article respecting this
Menagerie, we copy from the Salem
Register:
GRAND GEOLOGICAL EXHIBITION.
! The extensive Menageric, which is
exhibiting in this town, embraces proba-
bly,, the largest collection of animals ev-
er attempted to be conveyed through the
country; and will afford rare opportu-
nifty for parents to crafty their children,
and instructors their pupils, with sight
of the congregated wonders Of animated
nature. The mailed and stupendous
Rhinoceros or Unicorn Of the Scriptures;
the large half reasoning Elephant, with
his strong, flexible, and agile trunk, and
his many feats Of agility and sagacity;
the majestic Lion, the king of the forest,
with his shaggy name and startling roar;
the beautifully spotted Leopard; and,
graceful, but treacherous Tiger; the pa
tient Camel; the Polar Bear; the mis-
chievous and antic Monkey, with nume-
rous other equally curious subjects of
Natural History,-are all worthy the
careful examination Of the inquisitive
mind in search Of knowledge and ration
al amusement.
The geological Institute has recently
made an arrangement with the Boston
geological Association, by which the
companies are merged in one, and the
great hunting expeditions of the latter,
will be carried on for the benefit of
them both. BY this amalgamation of
interests, the proprietors are enabled
greatly TO swell the number Of animals
in each collection, and to furnish their
fellow countrymen with an occasional
exhibition Of unrivalled splendor, inste ad
Of the frequent parades of few minor,
quadrupeds.- The system of manage
ment too, is altogether on an improved
plan; and the directors express their de-
termination TO purge this species Of n
musement Of every thing to which the
most rigid moralist could object; and to
elevate the study Of Zoology, by living
demonstrations, TO o standard unrivalled
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16

On Monday afternoon, dwelling house in
New York. was destroyed by fire, which
originated from cracker thrown by boy on
the roof
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16
The Philadelphia Inquirer says Of the
late Chief Justice Marshall:

"He died calmly and TRANQUILITY, sur
rounded by three of his children, and
many valuable friends. The blow was
not unexpected, and he was fully pre-
pared. But a few days since he penned
an inscription for his tomb stone"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-16

The present population of Lowell is said 10
be $4,000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05

The commitment Is 50 general, that the Coufg Gun
not know the real oec aston, from the terms In which
II il wnr1ed; for II IL not 10 be awarded If the
Court Is satisfied that the Pr ,onef would he reman
ded TO prison.
2ndly. Because The only fact stated rs the ground
OF discharge IA tho Insanity OF the prisoner aud
fnr that cause (lhe Judge snys) am requested T.
discharge HIM aud 10 d, VIII, bel ms tn h0mani.
~ endlo the prisoner and 10 secure The public peace
and SafetQ By proper ,esitaint" II the Prisoner
be dangerous Maniac IL alleged the only
manner IN which the public safety could he secured
would be 10 rcmnhd him 10 the prison. where he
now - HIS imprisonment would then be inter.
nh'nable; he would have no day IN court, no means
10 compel a trial no rlgh, 10 apply for discharge
Tor want of rial, and no tight TO bal, &c.
Unfortunately the claim, OF humanity hava no
@yc', upon thi. subject, attracted the attention OF
Congress, although they have before them the ex.
ample Of the Blush Parliament, in the enactment
Of 80, 40, Geo }, c. o. which wns nitro IueeJ IN
consequence OF the case of Hatfield twho shot ut
The kns in The Then,rc.) II ia IL evident, fro u
tue provisions of this act of Parliament, that, by
the Camm,u Law, n Judge could nor d. whnt Is
asked by the Petlon, VIZ: 10 do ,phat tctopg,fo
humanity Ivy confaing him in any her place
than the common jail IT. therefore. Lawien c
should be brought up by Habeas Cotpas, aud sho I'd
be rcman6ed at all. II must be to the same custody
IN which he now IL. The suggestion, therefore,
that, 10y committing Lawrence IA an insane person
his condition can be melioraej, IL MOI supported
by law, aud furnishes no ground lof issuing the
writ
10 PRINT the writ upon the ground Of insanity,
wool be FIR the Judge 10 try tho cause. The com.
mltlnent being regular, und bearing upon ia lace
sufficient e'usc, the plea Of insanity. h ing mat
ter OF defence, mnl. af or commitment, b. III for
nc Joy The Judge cannot Try tho cause nlon
Ht6eas tOrpu, II the witnesses offered by the
friends ei the Prisoner TO ptour his insanity. were
examined, notice ought TO be glven 10 tho Attorney
ot the Unilcd State, which would lead To iral
ot the whole cause without Jury No such case
has been found. Bong perfectly satisfied that The
prisoner could not be discharged upon the ground
OF insanity If IT were established, and thai, #
brought up Wy Habeas Co,pns he mus, be remand
ell, II would be useless to ISSUE the writ aud II Is
| refused WIN CRANGII
U0SdhgioH, tib. II 1873
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05
SELECTIONS.

Yankee Eatuprise.-Opef"t'ans OF The Boston
Campany Tor catching wid beasts Ia Atuca.
The extensive operations oil the Boston Com
pIny for hunting WI beasts, seem to create mns h
.r at the Cape OF Good Hop, and Ia II move
menls ere chtonced with grea, stguIariiy. ihe
lafse party IN search of Camel leopard had not
been ht ard from for about two months, when they
wrre about two lhou> AMI mil III the interior Im
ory hinicr, Set of Tor the rhnoc' ros district had
,nlur,d much suit nng IN Consequence OF The ex
rene DIR ugh AID ImposslO'Il'y ot o6iatnios TODD
for themselves aud horses A lhlrd patty had bee,
81 cessul, and had already secured four leoPar >,
$50 quasg,s an a gnu The fourth had "ceonna-
med the eel, bratei Doctor Smith INTO Central AIN
ca and wnh him assembled 10 Compass Befse, The
highest mountain in tina, part Of the connnent l hf
Doctr ained the height OF the mount am Ia be
400 f,et above The level Of the sea aud the hun
icrs caught Two or 'hrec very rare animals and sew
erIl beau iful BIRDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05
pOEl'Il;A l..
vESPER THOUGHTS.

yESPER THOUGHTS.
.r.,,n m ot,eruing a sunset, 1ehile A'o!hng f,o4
uoyyue, 10 Lausanne, S'o.tze,la.d.
p.bind old Jur,'s snowcad height,
rhs sun now bids the world goodnight;
l. snlleu scorn he hides his head,
and HES him 10 his oeean-bcd,-
w., leaves 10 brighten Leman's tide,
A mass of clouds in gorgeous PRIDE
u,,h Ger the dancing waves they san,
iInoo the freshly-sprlnsln gale:
W. robes of fire, and riPes OF blood,
NJ, move DER glen, and fell and Aood,-
nm IA the chambers of the West,
q,be last FAINT glory sinks 10 rest.
So fade the hopes Of ard nj hearts;
Go from our life the glow DEPARTS
rrl Ace, like Sunset, fails and dies,
And Death's pale midnight pals The skies
philadelphia. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05
OBITUA AK Y.
DIED in the county Of Floyd, IN tho 18Th ms
Mrs. MARY no WARD, consor OF Col. JOSEF

Through what organ Of cxernal sense @dS3 hha
patient informed whob loved hlmself lump Of but.
ter, aud would not sufI any 6fe hnn lest he
should mrlt or The eminent painter who imagine I
himself made Of NIX, unl asodeI all contact with
hald substances These instances OF ballnclna
upn arc no. more eKlrayngaDt thun tina OF Law
renee, and ye: no ooe vas 50 WISE OF profound n
10 suppose TIT external lnf1rn;es were necessary
explain their cx,ten c. Why, rhen, IN The name
81 ruth, honor, and humanlty,s not The ac' OF Law
renee viewed as one of insanity its orsin und
I'm ted 10 himself and the country
rescued from th4 d,,HaccluI impnt'ri,n cast II, on
~ INDEPENDENCE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05
I'f;iSNlS.

., IA, alnnuu, payable IN aivanee. No sub
ITFors' r.ee,ycd for "A less time than six months
scpion W." h, Use ,ntnued Out AT the discretion vi
al no ~ ~ ant,I all srrearares are paid
~ s os n a, o. r cent.
ss sl''e those from distance must BIO paid for pre-
vmnaa"s i,..ftion, or the payment assumed by some
fi'a' .o - ,er.on in i.ynehbnrg.
rssponsloe al lre..el Editors must post paid
- ~. y, iii not be attsndedto to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05
A THOUGHT.
W. ZAP Tint Hone il happincss.-

They say that Hope is haPpincss,-
But genuine love must PRIZE ,he P1s
And Memory wakes rich thoughts, that bless, =
They rose the frst,-they set the lost
And all that Me uory loves the most,
Was once our y hope e.
And all that tiope adored and lost
Hath melted into Memory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05

Rare Sfgh-The Savannah Georgian of the
10 h msl. says ave were presenlrd yesterday
with Jump Of ice token f ON hosshead IN this
cry, viii was by measurement three and our.
ter inches thick Our readers may b. assured W.
had no use for IT. while the curry ~ ou thernio-
meter was playing about the freezing point
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05
WA,HfqaraN Cry, Fcb. %. 1888


Messrs CALLS Il oFAroN As 1t has been sta.
ted IN one OF the newspapers Of this place, TINT n
wit OF Htbcas Corpus had been refus by Judge
CaAscn, upon M Application made IN the case oil
the unfortunate Lawrenrc, and the manner OF the
statement carrying with II an implication tlat the
refusal from the fact Of MS INSANITY MOI 5elng
satisfactorily IS o5llshe think 1t hdt righ', hay-
IA been the counsel IN the case, to INFORM The pub
lIe correctly upon hat snhIectby asking you to pub
lrsba synopsis Of The reasons gwen by the Judge
f,r the .iusal.
A the counsel Of this unfortunate man regret
much that any attempt should be mad. TO prejudice
the public mind IN LIS lie is charged with a
grave off nee and with act too, calculated To
siam the pun Of The American character If he be
guilty and every feeling man must deprecaie the
discussion of the SUBJECT m 'he public papers. Our
Court ! ) near AT Land. and upon his trial his guilt
Or insanity will bc clearly established by a verdcl
Of a jury Of his coun'rymen, Unul then, every
consideration ought 10 suspen the invest sa,on.
Yours. most respectfully.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05

TIE only back in the Siaie OF Missouri, is IA
brunch of the United States Bank III St l.onls.
Hosui IL B INKS was pr"jus q IN that Siat",'' |.
be- ese',hy he breakn Z OF one SOM year ago. An
attempt IS NOW making 70 'c-est 'b'lsh ~ Is 'nk IL
order 10 make II scene aglInst 0anntuPteya clause
IS nsc led IN the charter, reported to tn L'SIsla.
prc by committee, that so 'kholicrs shall be IN
dsdlaIly liable beyond he anlo 'nt oil then sui
scuptons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05
Yours. most respectfully.
VIM L. BRENT,
(Synopsis of Judge Craneh's opinion)

Syn0psl3 OF Jndge Cfuichs oplnton.)
The prayer Of the Petition oush, not 10 be grant.
eI for the following reasons
Isl Because the obligation 10 issue the writ OF
fIabens Corpus docs rot follow of course in the
first instance, upon application merely. and the ob-
CATION TO is,ue !, Intellectually only oxst when
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05
From The Louisiunn Register, Feb 5.


n lew days since, during a thunder storm, the
Io'on s'n OF Dr.. Williams, in the parish Of Ensl
t ,ne'nna, was struck by lightning, winch KILLED
a' valuable slaves, who we're al work pressing
do.o", The gin was consumed, along with the bo-
dies ofths negroes.
"4'"at Independence "A correspondent Of the
NJ. Me- "hronlclc, states that Lord Durham, then
An H1''oon, having written to Sir Thomas Lid
49, VINO was then with the K,ng AT Brighton, TO
ts'' MS vote and interest, Mr.. Lambon reec'v-
lo"mg answer:
:. WY DEAR SIR In times like he present i
MAJ. "'poss'ole to allow PRIVATE feeling to take the
dr., " sense Of public duty. think your con-
ov, 'ihserous in armament as i, Is in your
co,,a .oan'y, Were you my bro;hcr, therefore, l
''''u not give you my support.
THOMAS LIDDELL.'
i.s .seep the following laeonc, noble, and spr-
1".Py was returned.
lo,.' WY DEAR Sir TuoMAs Ia answer TO your
ns,s oeg to say feel gratitude for your frank-
compassion for your teurs, little dread Of your
''''"'0"' and no wan, o, your support.
}. G. LAMBTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05

MURDERS, "A Mr.. Snearingen, Of Twiggs Co.
Geo. who, with his father, was removing 10 The
Mississippi, with gang of slaves, was murdered
on the 4th inst about 25 miles from Tuscaloosa, by
nice OF the gang, who had elored and been re-ta-
senbY him. The murdcrcrs were secured.
Mr.. }. 7rnsscN, living near Citation, Greene
20 (AIab) was murdered on the 4'h inst. 10y one
OIL his negroes, who also killed a negro woman,
a n,1 very severely wounded the wife OF Mi L.
ANS murderer was also arrested
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-03-05

Delegation TO Europe. "A ons the i'aSsensefs
ocmbark tor Europe, IN the pach't of the I'm, is
III Rev DR. Sp.ing of This CRY. AT the last NICE
ting of the General Assembly of he Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. DR.. Spring, aud the Rev Robert
Brerkcnrlse, OF Baltimore, were appointed dele
gates to the Con .regatlonal Union of England and
Walcs, to ecprocate the visit Of last year to the
American Enthusiastically teran aud consreg I.
uonal-made by the Rev Drs, Reed and Matthew
son, Mr., Breckenridge being ON visit 10 III wesl,
will not embark until ealy IN March. In addition
'o the special Object of DR.. Springs mission, we
learn with great satisfaction that he has ben com
mlssoned as d, legate from the American Bible,
Tract, Missionary, and Temperance Societies, 10
attend the anniversaries Of kindred Institutions IN
the British Islands, and on the Continent.
Dr.. Spring will deliver his farewell sermon to his
people on Sabbath incoming. We care happy to an
nouncc, tina. the pulPi' of the Brick Church is TO
be supplied during The absence of DR.. s. by the
Rev. John Breckenridge. IN. y. Com, ADJ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-29
NOTICE.

ETlHE Court of Probate for the District ot A- Ws"h;ogae~ L~s Iraifed and ailOWed SIX months from the date hereof for the creditors of the Estate of MEHITABLE CLARK, late of Washington, io said district, deceased. repre- sented insolvent, in which to exhibia their claims thereto; and has appointed AIv'n Rrown. Ira Baker. and Hawley Morehouse Commissioners to receive and examine sad claims. Certified by
 DANIEL B. BRINsMADE, Judge. The subscribers give notice. that they VIII meet at the dwelling house of Daniel c. Lo- gan. in said Washington. on the first Monday of March, and on the l1th of July. 1855, at o'clock in the forenoon. on each of said days, for. the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 f::;; s:;;:: 4: ;::::' :::::' s::..'''.. e'"'s'' All persons indebted to said Estate are re- auested to make immediate payment to
 DANIEL c. LOGAN, Adm'r. Washington, Jan. 12, 1885. @SS