Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-08

by the other branch Of the Legislature, Is Il
vote Of 10 to 3. In Assembly the votes were
81 to 26
Commerce Of Bostoa.--Thc number of Fo-
reign arrivals into this port during the year
1920, was GG3; 1890, G4s; 1881, 1906 1892,
1904; 1888, 1867; 1884, 1856. The number
of foreign clearances during the year 1920,
was 524; 1890, SCI 1881, go; 1882, 943;
1883, 935; 1884 1908. The arrivals and clear
ances during the present year arc more than
during any previous year since the adoption
of the present constitution Mere. Jour
Mar York.-Thero arrived at New-York,
in the course of the last year, from foreign
ports. 497 ships,-lI9 barks,-SS6 brigs, 425
schooners, and 6 sloo Js: total 1888. The
whole number in 1873, was l92G;--in 1892,
1910. The number Of passengers in 1884,
was 4s,lll; in 1853, 4i,7e2; in 1882, 4s59o.
1t is said that The BIBLr hae been trans
lated into l30 different languages.
The Legislature of Massachusetts, will
meet on Wednesday next, 18th inst. II is
the largest deliberativc body in the Union.
Mcssrs. TYLER and MANGUm.-The Globe
devotes no less than four columns to these
gentlemen, abusing them for their able and
incontrovertible Bank Report. The war up
on this Institution has been carried on in this
way from the begnning--not the bank only
but those who upheld it were attacked.
Eliza Fairbanks, received Of Edward
Knight, shipmaster, Of Portland, at the Court
of Common Pleas, sitting in Augusta, ver-
dict of $3.50, for breach of his promise to
marry her. The gallant Captains letters to
his betrothed, were read in court, continuing
lots Of fun, and producing fractured ribs by
laughter.
The U. S. troops marched on the 18th ult.
from St. Augustine for Camp King, in pur-
suancc Of orders from the War Department.
The Seminoles arc soon to be removed be-
yond the Mississippi, and it is presumed that
their presence is necessary to effect that OBJ
ject.
The Hon. Erastus Corning, is reelected
Mayor of the city Of Albany, for the current
year.
The Richmond Wing states that there is
some appearance of Cholera in that city; and
the Legislature has appointed committee
to inquire and report the result Of their IN
vestiga,ions Oh the subject.
r...ln. ,,d A ,ph,y II all r. Dad is
finished to tie former place, opposite Phila-
delphia.
Counterfeit quarter dollars in large guam
titles have been put in circulation at Bal''-
more, dated 1882.
The Illinois Legislature met on the lst IN
stant
It is rumored that J. M. Wayne, Member
of Congress from Gcorg!s, will be appointed
Minister 20 Great Britain.
Emigration is setting in strong tide "a
the rch fertile soil, and fine climate OF the
Red River country, Arkansas.
The Legislature of New York will Assem-
bic at Albany on Monday next.
New Bedford harbor il frozen over
The Providence Herald Of yesterday says
The river is closed some ten or fifteen mIlct
below the city.
On Lake Eric, next season, there will be
in operation eight elegant steamboats,.
The STEAMBOATS, employed by Uncle Sam,
To take the s,,ags out of the great rivers OF the
west, are called tooth pncrs.'
Gen. WIN. ii. HARRISON has been nomlna
ted as a candidate for the Presidency, by sev
eral writers at the West.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts, ai
ter laborous session of four weeks at Cam
bridge, adjourned on the Both ut. to NEE
again in February to finish the trlaI Of tn
Convent Rioters.
A man can travel from Boston to Wheel
ing, Virginia, for S25-cNclnsve Of tavern
bills.
The thermometer at Worcester. on Sunda.
morning, stood at 10 degrees below zero.
In the city OF Wabh'he'o', y" "'" y'"'
day, the snow was two feet deep; dept
scarcely parallelcd in that latitude.
The Washington correspondent ofthe Bos
ton Courier, calls upon the Legislature q
Massachusetts, to nominate Mr.. Webster lc
the Presidency.
Fifteen gentlemen residing in difierer
parts of the State of New York, have give