Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-06-09
WHOLE NO. 323.
DEFERRED ARTICLES.

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PEACE RSD Coop WILL.-We have seen
letter (says the New York Journal Of Com
merce) from one OF the principal ministers Vi
the King of England to his friend and cor
respondent in this city, from which we arc
permitted to take the following extract II
is no small favor to live in an age when the
principles of the Bible control 50 many men
who hold the destiny of nations in their
hands. When they become universally pre-
valent, the human race will live together as
one happy family. We must add to this, that
highly accomplished lady who has just ar
rived OH a visit to this country, has it in
charge among the last words spoken to her
by the King of England, previous To her de-
parture, to say to the President Of the United
States that when his term Of public service
shall have expired and he shall be at leisure,
nothing would give the King more pleasure
than to receive a visit from Gen. Jackson
But TO the letter.
LONDON, Mrch II. 1886.
81 am quite delighted that our mediation
has been accepted. II was offered sincerely,
freely, and even affectionately. God grant
that il may become an additional bond Of
anitv and good will between Od and .Ns,o
Briiain, for cannot consider the two British
Nations as entirely separated. 1t is for the
interests of freedom, of civilization, Of relig-
ion and morality, of which consider England
and America to be the great repositories,
Al. ~, o,,Ix ,h.,ulJ M ioa lnY,sies ayiat hut
that constant good feeling should be culti
waited and strengthened. No object is dear
er to tire King and present Ministers"
| PARK TnEATRE.-The n. Y. Commercial
Advertiser of Saturday, gives the following
brief account of row which took place ut
the Park Theatre last Friday night
at appears that Mr.. Wood, the English
vocalist, did not do the thing that was right
and handsome, by Mrs. Conduit, in regard
10 benefit. The Courier took the part OF Mrs.
/ G.. and made some severe remarks. MIR.
| Wood challenged the Editor Of the Courier
to duel The Editor was not fool enough
to stand up and be shot by aplayei-but re-
wed the attack from his paper battery
| A row took place in consequence, night be-
| fore last; and last night it was renewed with
great spirit. The doors were broken in by
"the Sovereigns"-the boxes, pi. and gale
; ries carried by the million-nissiles OF every
kind were hurled upon the stage-hats, caps.
and wigs, and leather aprons flew in all di-
rections. Mrs. Wood wept. Mr.. Wood
scolded-Mr. Simpson bowed and talked
and finally, after grand crash OF tlmbers,
the Woods were driven of--the stage car
ried by stornl-and Simpson was compelled
to promise that Wood should never appear
in the Park again, and that justice should be-
done to Mrs. Conduit.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Wood were to have sustain.
cd parts in the grand Oratorio, this evening.
at Chatham street Chapel; but the incidents
above adverted to, have induced them, both,
from prudential considerations, and the lndls-
position of Mrs. w. to decline appearing
Messrs. Brough and Pearson, jr have eonse-
aucntly been engaged in their stead, and the
f Oratorio will be performed"
The Dedham Patriot states that sparkle
from the Locomotives on the Boston ana
Providence Rail Road, have several times OF
late set fire to the woods in Canton. On
Friday Of last week, five or six acres were
burnt, near the Rail Road crossing, on the
road leading from Dedham to Canton, and ON
! Saturday, the woods took fire between that
place and Low Plains, and about the same
| number of acres were burnt. The leaves
were very dry at the time, and the fire spread
with great rapidity. Considerable dumage
was done to the young shoots and the foliage
Of the trees.