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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

AeciDENT.-Yes,erday morning pair of fine spirited
horses ran away, and down Broadway at mos,
tremendous pace gentleman twhose name we h,vs
nor been able to osain, who riding in che of the
onnibusses hearing the outcry Jumped out of thu
siegh for fear that it should come in contact. and
As he got cut, the tongue of the sleigh to wbcb III.
runaway horses were attached struck him in the bacL
OF the neck, and killed him Instantly. The horse, and
sleigh passed directly over his BODY.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

W Two lighters arrived yesterday afternoon with
portion OF the cargo of the brig Gssnite, ashore at
i"cke''on. u the weather had coatinned mild, the
whole might have been saved but 10 is feared that the
late severe ~ E. gale will destroy the vessel entirely
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

W Some scoundrel broke into DR.. Springs lbr,rv
iast Sunday aernoon to steal money. He must have
been great fool TO expect such an article there.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
MARRIED..

IN the 18th Instant BY the Rev Hrnzy Chase Mr. John DIo.
tn Miss Mary tie irn, Ill OF thi. city. ~ ~'''-
Oh Mondsy evening the Rev. A. Macay Mr. J.me. y FL
ton, t. Mi Jane Ana Tuter. - -
On ,h l4'h ms BY the Rev. Msclsy Mr. George Frost
Miss E!izahs IN Tiliey.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
GT Another great snow storm yesterday, closin
with rain, sleet, hail and ice.

PROGRESS OF THE MECHANICS MOyEMENT.-The
recent riots have produced good thing-they have
brought forth the good and moderation OF the
whole body of mechanics and journeymen. There is
general the city, in spite of the seve-
rity of the weather. Last night meeting of the ma
sons was hed at the Fourteenth Ward Hotel excel
lent resolutions passed. and delegates appointed to
meet at the Convention next week.
meeting Of the sashmakers is to be held on Friday
evening next, at Military Hall, Bowery.
A meeting of The shipoiners was held last Thursday,
and resolutions passed, fixing their wages at 81
a day, after the 9TH nst in consequence of the high
prices of rents and provisions"
meeting of tine House Painters is TO be held at the
Civic Hall, Bowery, this evening, at seven o'clock.
A meeting of the House Carpenters held last
evening
These are only few of the movements and meetings
of the mechanics and journeymen They are in
creasing every day, and long as they act legally
and peaceaby, who say they are wrong to adept
measures towards lettering their condition !!
On the ether hand, the employers and masters are
busy getting up counervaing meetings. The master
rggers and sevedores last Thursday evening, and
agreed TO employ who engaged in riotous and IL
legal proceedings. Very well-no harm in this. But
why did not these gentlemen go little farther and
state what increase they would make the persons in
their employ, in consequence Of the increase of rents
and provisionsl If you unsheath the sword let loaf
of bread go along with it. This is the best way to put
down riots created by hungry bellies.
We shall watch narrowly these movements among
the masters and journeymen, and that evenhanded
iustice is done between both parties.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

uMlss wArsoS-the pretty Miss Wstson-is up
fss benefit Al the Park tonight. Cad wish she was
Up e. Husband. What a trsaesdous jam she will
Aavs.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

CoRosBR's OFFICE, 118 Wooster st.-An inquest
was held on Sunday last, the body of t. g. Glib
son, native Of South Carolina aged about so years.
He had been for many years past clerk in the eHten-
sive establishment Of A. C. Rossire, No. AZ Broad
street. He retired to bed On Friday night in perfect
health, and found on Saturday morning on the hoor
Of The ada Of his bed dead. Verdict Of the jury
Died by the Visitation Of God"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

T Fanny Jarman, Reynoldson. Scott &C., are all
PLAYING at New Orleans. Reynoldson advertises for
forty musicians.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01
DIED.

On Monday morning. 29sh February Mu An JoA...a ,;e
Mr.. William h-son, a ed 81 yean. -
Onthe rs nssns Edward oriws Ess IA As 7l yer of y
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

UPPER Bulls HEAD.-There a tolerabie show
of Beef yesterday and all went of advance
per head. There were between 500 and 600 head of
CATTLE and the prices averaged from $500 to $1,000 per
cwt. Last week the quotations were from IS to $l2,
and Notwithstanding the storm, the butch
ers congregaied in large numbers.
There not so many sheep on last Monday,
and the prices varied but little il any from eur report
then. If the present weather holds much longer il
will no, be very unsafe predict rise in every thing
Of the meat kind.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

HE FOREIGN NEws-The intelligence from Eng
iana' Inch was given through the Herald YESTERDAY
was more fuli and complete than any of the large "a.
pers. not even excepting the Journal of Commerce
mncn rs decidedly the best of the sxpenny rascals
ne views given by London correspondent, of the
'"ernai situation Of England and the position of OCop
nell were much read and sought after. As to our
miserable cotemporaries-the Sun and Transcript-
they had not single item of news-the former even
pafaded to the world the news brought by the Chatham
10 Boston, to 10Th of January, while the Herald had
se'o' 70 The 4m oFedruary fourteen days later and Of
superior interest 70 the dull sfSin the sirpennv pe-
pers.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

THE INTERESTING CAsE.-We have heard the pau
culars of the attempt of the Rev. the Deacon Mr.
c., upon the pretty widow up town, called Mrs.
c.. The story the lady's side runs thus. On
the day in question, the Rev. Deacon called at the la
dys residence, who leases house, takes in sewing and
hires upper apartment for school room. He told
the servant maid that he wanted her mistress pr
vaely he had some special business with her. and as
he was about making visit to Philadelphia (God will
ling the next day. Mrs. g. accordingly made her an
pearance, invited him into the school ROOM Walk
into this room Mr. Z. the school oat said the
lady, IN her gentle accent fer she quite pretty in her
person and lady-like i'll her manners. The lady and
gentleman walked in and the door closed In about
five minutes noise was heard-a female scramble
DO - - NJ q rushed out-her face red as
scarle-her wrists showing traces of having been very
roughly handled and her rainent in disorder She run
down stars-enered her sitting and cried to her
servant maid Betty Hetty, whatever it was shut
that door and keep the villain OUT
This is the substance ofthe evidence as told by the
ladys witnesses at private examination in the Upper
Police. The story of the Reverend gentleman varies
materially.
Taking pattern from distinguished stock operator
his Reverence alleges that the lady made the attempt
upon his virtue-and that but for the quantity of hea-
venly grace with which he is endowed he might have
fallen victim to her powerful charms. Her fine form
her black eyes-her ruby lips, almost made him little
less than of the wicked. He had however one of
the narrow escapes in the wor'i-and he declares
he will build church help to BIZ ID one, in commem-
Grafton Of his deiverance from the beautiful beahen
The gentleman owns several houses and if he gets
through his present difficulty the expense of one or
two of bis houses he NAV consider it an escape.
full examination of this Interesting case will take
place the Upper Police Saturday. All the par
ties will be present, and great crowd spectators i'll
attend.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-01

WORKING WOMEN.-The following letter was read
a meeting of mechanics held last Thursday evening
in the 14h Ward HOTEL and produced food Of svmpa-
thy for the of tile wretched females whose con-
dilion it accurately describes.
New York, Feb. 25, 1886.
Gentlemen, sirs A female laboring under the same
difficulties with yourselves, in consequence of the
present prices of and provisions wishes 10 know
if there cannot be some way devised wherby they can
have their wages raised have no earthly doubt but
all laborng females wishing well myself that
such may be the case but probably knowing their
inability as well as know mine, they are compelled TO
suffer in silence. But believe fully, myself that if we
could enlist the gentlemen in the cause, something could
be done for u.s. am, as well as hundreds Of others in
this city, struggling with family, and do know ii TO be
sober fact that an honest living cannot be made at the
present prices that females Obtain especially addresses
am led 10 believe, that unless something be done, il
will be necessary soon to enlarge our Aims Houses
and that for the industrious poor, who would ever
pride themselves in earning their bread BY the of
their brow If they disheaened and the last
unstrung in making the effort. My only motive
in addressing these imperfect lines for your considera
ton, find out if there is sympathy enough in
noble man yet do something for suffering females
convinced that il is for the of money that
widows sill Ereless, and poor children go bed sapper
less, when thirteen thousand dollars can be raised ia
evening establish those in business that pre-
sumo would suffer years much as many of the
poor has for the last two months.
Respectfully, A TAILoREss.
Thus far the atailoress." We learn that large
meeting of these hard working females will be held f
place can be obtained, tomorrow next evening"
In the general movement Of the mechanics they intend
to take part and if they also cannot better their
condition.
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sUMBERI5s.
lo0ns'poHdence OF HudsoH's Merchants New. Rocm.J
WASHINGTON Feb 81 Is2e

y, NC Senate has not been in session to-day having
dejoufhed from Yesterday till Monday In the Honse
REPRESENTATIVES,, the morning hour was spent in d.
f;hs ',' contested e'rcii"n .or North CaroIina. Mr.
'ie Suing nef1irr, asks the House 10 posf-
pohe lis action on the corSs an he can ob,.;, 6,h
esiohy from iis district. and the debate nov, occur.
y" ''at proposition Ii Is quite evident that Mr. Ora
Eina, pe rejected and eleced as the Committee on
member and competitor are friends and na.,; su.s
Judge White, and hence it is most pro,aIa ,ba, .
parry complexion will not be given To the sspe nor,
wtstanding II is evident that portion of the friend.
ul e administration are in favor of the competition of
the sitting member. "
Alter The call of the orders of the dav Was made
me Rouse look up bill for the benefit of the heirs Of
1onn Latham, of Illinois, and discussed il m ON motion
on on the honorable William L. Nav, it was posIponed
Cn: ,,uas, ne iiosse then resolved itself into
Son'ni,ee OF The Whole, and took up private hill.
ana considered them till four o'clock when The Con.
mt'ee rose, and the House adjourned.
Last hight man was shot in fracas near the Pos,
LIN En- ms name did not learn do know if he
abdomen. ~ ~ ''i' o1s h uo
Every thing is very que, the political world and
we hardly hear word said about our Forsivs R.I.-
tons. ~ AofeiSA heia-
Isuppese that Mr. Cambrel.ng will NO, \. ..,,..
TO get up his New York Fire Bill till pex, Ndna.a,
"nen IL Is again taken up, il will undeub,edIy <.
PASSED. he violent attack made on il a few dsv.
SINCE, by Mr. Pearce, Of Rhode Island viii f.;l;,.,
us progress and do it much good. An attack SO ILL
6eral, not TO say wanton has gathered Ca :, III III
friends and they will rally around II with ;,cr.asd
firmness. " ' iio'e"sed
uenera Jackson, being perfectly satisfied with the
issue oil the French Question now eaiovs b;msslr
iu.e co'hpiacently, and will not be ANNOYED again
u,i"s Tue remainder OF his term of Office The ;nd;g
nation ne feit and expressed last week in 70
Bank OF the United States has in o eood d., ~
sded and IT is very probable that he will seon HID
good bye to the monster ~
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ADVERTISEMENT,

WANTED IMMcDIATELY-A Coon HUSBAND
for the pretty Ex-Nun Mademoisele MARIA Monk, for
merly of the Hotel Dieu Nunnery Of Montreal. Maria
is good looking girl about twenty years Of age, and
has stood that age for eight years past Sne talks
and reads French and Englsh-undsniand Calhslic
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-02
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS
LONDON

HyHE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal uss;.;..
IL prepared by w. Mlskn, Esq-Member OF ths Woy.I
College Of Surgeons Lcentsie Of Aposheesry. Compssy
Fellow OF Bolt Court Society, Surgeon TO the Royal Cpiep
Pension Assocaon Lancaster Place, Waterloo Bridge and
Perpetual Pupil OF Guys and ST. Thomass Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result Of experience and
unparalleled success in the respectable
ce Of the proprietor patrosed by the faculty and nob-s
nest solicitation Of number of gentlemen OF long and
ding IN the profession IL hoped preliminary STEP
check the evils and fatal consequence arising from the o the
numerous and deeterous osed upon the public by
the aid OF fabricated proofs for miraculous and other aud
by set Of mercenary uuprncpled pretendersso totally g
notant Of medical science impossible the
uson any longer 60 down with the intelligent people
country These pills. mild and agreeable in their nature shond
prompt administration cholera cramps spasms evrs
er alarming complaints which often prove fatal may be
speedily cured or prevented In fact all those who value good
health should never be without them They sold packets
% cents 81 and by most respectable druggists book
sellers and venders Of medicine the u States and the Cana
da with copous directions together with testimonials of pro-
essionai ability from the following gentlemen: Sir
ley Cooper Abernethy, James Blundsl NJ D.. W. Back NJ
d. j. Aston Key A. Frampton, NJ d. and numerous others
he originals may be of the General Agent
by whom the medicine imported into this country and To-
whom all applications for agencies be made.
JNO. HOLBEIN
80, Waverly Place, New-York;
Sole Gen. Agent for the U. States, sc.
n b. None genuine without the signature of the Gen
eral Agent on the Label. Sold by
r. r. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
At the sign of the Golden Mortar,
near the Courthouse Feb Is, 1876.
u Caonlt been deemed expedient as far as possi
be to place Mkins Genuine Original Hygean Medicine in
the hands druggists only and those sold without the signature
OF John Hoben the label counterfeit This notice
necessary there is STILL contrary all moral decency
legally convicted nostrum attempted to be forced on the publ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-02
May 18th.

THNHE Subscriber would inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
IL ofNewpor and vicinity that he has taken and fitted up
for their accommodation the No. I37 Thamessree
where he intends carry the peumery and hair dressing
and hopes the good order Of his establishment and
strict attention his business a share of the public pat
ronage Gentlemen informed that New or daily and 9TH
papers will be furnished for their accommodation Ladies
hair cut IN apartment entrance the South door
" No pains will be spared Introduce the latest mode
cutting and dressing The least favor will be gratefully
knowledged and all orders executed with punctuality
JOHN REMOND.
~ B. Just received supply of Perumery, Curs &c,
which he offers for sale on the mos, reasonable terms
Jnly 9th IT,
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Livery Stable.
Ss2sz52R
WM. G. TENANT.

WM. G. TENNANT.
Respectfully announces to the public generally
citizens and strangers.
TUNHAT he keeps let his stable Greenstree horses
and caragesof all descriptions cheaper cheaper than
they be obtained elsewhere Persons desrous Of enjoying
the pleasures of ride in the country all be furnish
saddehoses horse chases open barouche
and close carriages Particular attention will be paid convey
passengers and from the Steamboats,. All orders his
line of business will be promptly attended and pains shall
be spared render the satisfaction of his complete
Horses kept for any length ofume, terms liberal.
May 18th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-02
ANECDO3,E.

4 singular Incident happened ofsIate
In new settled part Of nsighboring State,
Where virtue and science were making displays
And entsrpriss bask'd in the suns beaming rays
II &c ems hat stranger who fought to be free,
On the preceding night had been out on spree,
And had quaff'd such potatons Of whiskey and ale
A. caused both his strength and his spirits to fail.
On the morn, (ho' twas Sunday he took to the road
And was making his way to his wonted abode,
When pious young priest on his way to the church.
Obssrv'd the old hero had made a lealurch.
The veteran then instantly came to a stand,
Expecting to get severe reprmand
And knowing excuses were fruitless and vain,
He pull d out fish-lins and tied to his
He tried this experiment to smooth up the matter,
And threw in his hook in puddle of water,
Adjusting himself and his line to his wish,
And acting as though he was angling for fish
The priest thon came up. with surprise and stare,
And said 4" My dear sir, whatare you doing there ="
Said the hero ask both your pardon and blessing,
merely am trying my old hand at fishing"
Fishing! dear sir are you now wide awake
Pray, tell me what kind of fish you would take"
The hero, whose manner had always been civil
Reply'd al am fishing to hook up the Devil"
Indeed" !" said the priest your employment is great
Pray tell me what stuff you have OH for batf
The hero then gave significant smile,
Said 81 had on fine pretty lawyer while,
Bat he squermd the hook, brimfull Of spite,
That patience gan fail me ere I had bite;
While the lawyer on, all my prospects had ceas'd,
have shifted and put on fanatic priest,
Who once was appointed and sent on mission,
Bnt abandon'd his master to preach abolition.
Though such bait's insipd, and not worth spitue,
The old fellow seems now to nibble little."
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JOHN ). BROWN.


"OULD Inform his friends and the public centrally thar
w ne having bought out all Col Cooey's interest in the
late establishment Bansers Wharf he will coltnue the
Stone Cutting business at the place. in all various
branches he acknowledge with pleasure past ayo and
es continuance OF pubic patronage pedgng himself that
strict attention. and prompt execution of all orders favored
tm and at low prices can be purchased elsewhere viii
usre him business then will his sanguine hopes be real
lied. JOIiN BROWN
Newport, June 2Oth, 1895.
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GTHEALTH REGAINED,-tD
BY THE USE OF DIR. JOHNSON'S
IMPROVED PANACEA
UNIVERSAL PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.


This Medicine is improvement all of the Panaeeas,
Cathoccns and Syrups hitherto offered to the public avoid
ing their deeteous qualities and uniting the virtues of mcd-
cnes which have borne the Of experience and years and
which have received the appreciation Of the eminent ply
scians, both in Europe and America.
This Medicine will cleanse and purify the Blood from all nox-
humors and has been used with many diseases
incident spec;es-ad particularly in the following dis
eases, viz-Scroula, Kings Evil While Swengs salt
Rheum Cancerous and nduated Tumors scadhead Dsee-
of the Liver Old Ulcers fever syphilis and its de-
consequences ESQ often with persons who have
been impev cured, improperly treated negleced or
rather those who have ampered with and neglected them
seves which, if the poison entirely eradcated from
system the distressing consequences will follow the neg
ect of that terrible scourge Leprosy Chronic inflammation
the Liver and other Vscera Tubercuar Consumption of the
Lungs Ucerou soren the throat elsewhere and all erup-
tons the surface of the body Diseases of the skim
cua disease and all those affections arising from Impury of
the Blood. Nodes and diseases of the Joints Bones, &C.
Those affections which the result of youthful ndscreton
will be curedby the use of this Purifier Of the Blood
The above valuable medicine, may be had Of Dr. Johnson in
Newport r. l. Price One dollar and fifty cents per bottle To
those who buy sell again. reasonable discount will be made
Newport Nov. 25, IS35-ly.
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Newport, July z 1885.
BELLEVUE

HE subscriber viii continue 10 tho con,
IL nected with Livery Stable, in all its various branches
at the well known Stable at the Belle vue House on the m
The viii be under the superntendence of Mr.
Thomas D"nmore who will be ready at all times furnish
coaches hacks barouches cases saddle horses &c 10 all who
disposed to patronse the The and eyery
other vehicle belonging this establishment equal 10 an,
in the place or elsewhere Prompt attention will he paid 10
the arrivals and departure Of the eaboats and in ort mo
pains shall be wsnng render the establishment in
worthy the patronage ofthe public Horses kept any length
Newport August 5.
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REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
To THE PUBEIC

To THE PUBEIC
The Fiysecond Number of the Republic of Letters will
close the irst year OF the work. commenced ex
penment-the liberal patronage has received well the "a
vor bestowedupon other works Of like kind which have fol
owed its track shows that the plan the work
and has gwen peanency which induces the pubser to
make such alterations and imp he believes will be
acceptable to subscribers and give further claim upon the
reading community.
Since the work has been in the hands of the present publish
he has endeavored to ascertain far practicable the
views of the subscribers relation matters mpor.
ians the interest of the work
In future, this work will be edited by MRS. A. H. NIGH
OLAS who will receive the aid and advice of
WASHINGTON IRVING,
GULIAN c. VERPLANCK,
EDWARD EVERETT,
CHAS. +. HOFFMAN,
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FOWLER'S
CARPET WARE ROOM.
WIN. C.. COZZENS g. CO

AVE now on hand fine assortment of CARPETING
consisting otine and super Ingram of patterns and
Substituted Wilton and BRUSSELS Hearth Rugs Fancy
DTggets green aud fisd Bookings. ALSO u pieces Of
heavy Linen Carpetng first servceabe article for COM
mon rooms, and al a low price. Oct H. 1885
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was suddenly awokc. The moon shone clear
snd bright strange sight met my vision dis
covered Toms shadow on the wall, brandish;nv his
arms as in deadly conflict with enemy. turned