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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

The Secretary Of War states in his
annual report, that the number of per-
sons on the pension rolls amounts TO
forty one thousand eight hundred and
seventy; that there have been fourteen
hundred and sixty one deaths during the
year ending the 30th September last, and
the addition to the pension rolls in
the same year, has been two thousand
three hundred and fifty four. The ad-
diton to the list of widows pensions
will increase the expenditure about 81 =
372 900; and to meet payments now due,
the sum ofS245, 900 will be Immediately
required, as no appropriation has yet
been made for paying the pensions gram
ted by the act ofJuly 7, 1888. Arrears
arc therefore, due all such pensioners
as have been entered on the rolls under
this act. These arrears will be due on
the 3lst of December next, and justice
to the claimants requires that an early
appropriation should be made for their
payment.
He also calls attention to the subject
of frauds and impostions practised both
upon the Government and the ignorant
and unwary pensioners, whereby the
benevolent intentions of Congress to-
wards the veterans ofthc revolution and
the sufferers by the late war, are trus-
tratcd by unprincipled and desi signing
men. The law passed July Z, 1898,
will occasion an expenditure of about a
million and a half of dollars in the year
1889 and it is to be feared that more
than half Of that sum will reach the
objects whose distrcsses it was intended
to relieve; the rest will, too probably, be
swallowed up by usurious agents, or
wrestcd from the department by iraudu-
lent applications. These practices ought
to be checked by a law imposing severe
penalty upon persons who arc found
guilty of them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
MEMORANDA.

Brig Gov. Coddpgon, 'ozzens, Of this port, clearct
nj New Orleans 9Th lur Vera Cruz.
Brig Forida Phillips, ef this port, arrived VI Apala
chcoa, Sd inst. IA days rom New York. soop yg
net Eddy, from this port, arr 5th.
Brig Confidence, Bailey, of this port, CID at n. York
18th for Maagn.
schr Texas, s,anhope from this port arrived at IIa
vanH, 2lst UlI.
Al Mobile, 81 lust, soop George, Carr, from this
port
AT Charleston 5th inst schr Caspian, swasey, from
81. Augustine do. i, Lurana Swasey, from ST Johns
Florida.
Al Jersey, Oct 2i,h, ship Kutuzon, Taylor, Cor New
Nork.
A. Havana 2sh ut. schrs Concord Coe unc ana
Franklin trcenc, Waitc Eagle, Wylle, VI this port
discg.
Cid. at Mobile, Sd inst. sch'r Export Pratt Dr Frank
lin, La
cid. a Charleston, 9TH inst. steamer Kngs,sn for ST.
Augustine, Key West aud Mobile.
ADV. NJ savannah, I'd inst ship Rajah Bliss, Tor Liv
crpo0i with despatch.
A. Holmes Hole, l2,h inst Revenue cutters vsl!an
aud McLane.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

EXECUTION OF GEN. VoN SHULTz.-
The Sackctts Harbor Journal states,
on the authority of gentleman who
Witnessed the scene, that General Won
Shultz, who commanded the patriots at
Prescott, was hung at Kingston on the
9Th inst. Messrs. Abbey and George
were to have been executed on the 18th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
Notice.

TIME UNDERSIGNED takes this oppor-
l. tunity TO inform The public that he intends
leaving the town in the course ot the winter,
and requests all persons that have accounts
against him to present them hnu,ediateh hy,
ond those indebted 10 him by book account
are requested to settle the same before the
25h OF this month, or they will bs Left III 9th.
or hands for collection.
lie feels grateful for the liberal patronage
bestowed on hun, in the line vi his profvssk,ss
for the last two years, by the people Of tins
town and on the Island, and would inform
them that he has a general assortment Of
Thomsonan Medicines on hand, which h0
offers at very low price.
THE INFiRMARY, with the shop and
6xturcs, uro now to let. Any good Practi-
toner wishing for stand, would do well to
call and examine this before looking any far
tier US there is no other practitioner in tho
town. T.. GARDNER.
Newport. Dec. 2, 1898.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

Benjamin +. Butler, Esq. it will be seen, has
been appointed to ill the Office Of District At
torney Of New York, made vacant by the re-
sisnation Of Mr. Price. Mr.. B. is said to be
poor; that he is an honest man, we have no
doubt. and we agree with Washington letter
writer that "an honest District Attorney is
mnch wanted at New York just at this junclure."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

THE LAST OF THE CHERoKEEs.-The last
detachment Of these enigrating Indians. about
1900 in number, passed through Nashville,
Tom. Sunday, Dec. I'd. Owing TO the cold
and deficiency Of suitable clo,hing, i, was be-
leved they would be encamped near the Ohio
for the winter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT ExrLosIoy.-
The steamboat Augusta, burst her
boiler on her passage from Natchcz to
Vicksburg on the I'd inst, by which
8 persons were killed and - wounded,
most Of which will not recover.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

The U. S. ships Levant and Ontario
were ready to proceed to sea from PEN
sacoa OH the 28th ult. Commodore
Dallas, as soon as relieved from the COM
mand Of the West India Squadron, will
take command Of the Navy Yard at
Pensacola.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

Bicknell's Reporter, states that the
U. S. Bank has reduced its circulation
two millions ofdollars. This is probably
the cause of the tightness in the money
market.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

"A second trial for the election of Il
Of Congress, for the 4th Dis
trict in Massachusetts, took place on
Monday last. In all the towns, (33,
the votes were for Parmcntcr, (loco
ioco) 3935-Brooks, (whig) 3362.-
Abolition G5l. No election.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

The amount Of Swartwout's defalca-
ton, by examinations already made, is
l,374, ,l1o! The Secretary of the
Treasury apprchends that it will not in
any event fall short of ST $50, 900.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
sLr Notice. Lii

WE take this method to inform onr Gus
" toners, that their bills will be present.
cd to them las usual OF the lst of January.
and we would respectfully ask their prompt
attention to the same.
Dec. 1888 f. +. g. w. NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

Gen. Scott arrived at Detroit on the
morning of the 10th.
BY the last accounts the leaders of
the "Patriot" forces had resolved to
abandon their enterprise for the pres
ent, and n good portion Of them had re-
turned TO their homes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

The Hon. Isaac Hill is about TO retire from
public life, and intends to commence the publ
cation of monthly periodical, devoted TO agri-
culture, called "Tho Farmers Monthly Visitcr."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
ICONMNNICATED.


The publication Of the Life Of Gen.
Barton and Capt Olney, by Mrs. WILL
LIAMs, it is stated in the Providence pa
pers, has been delayed by preparing an
Engraving Of the scene Of the Capture
of Prescott, &c. We would add that it
has received the addition Of several i'm
portant documents, since it was in press,
which will also enhance the worth Of the
book, and be no additional expense to
subscribers. We think, therefore, they
may wait with patience one month Ion
ger than was anticipated. 1t will not
probably be out before the last of Janu-
ary, or first Of February. About 100
gentlemen have signed for the book in
this town, and if any moro wish to, they
will find subscription paper at Mr. Is.
ii. Wilbor's in Broad-street.
(Wo would remind our readers that
tho author Of this work is the lady who
wrote the Life of Capt. Oliver Read, oI
this town, with other Revolutionar,
Tales, and the present work, we under.
stand will contain many curious anec-
dotcs connected with tho War in this
region. There is so much Of real patri.
otisrn which brea,hcs in almost ever,
page Of Mrs. W's political writings ,iha,
we cannot but hope they will continu,
to receive the most liberal patronage oI
Tho American m nuhlic
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

The National Silk Convention assembled
at Baltimore OIL Tuesday last. l75 delegates
were in attendance. Judge Comstock Of
Connecticut has been elected President.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

GEoRGIA.-A bill has passed the
House of Representatives (ycas ll3,
nays 38) to reduce the number ofmcm-
bcrs ofthe Legislature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
December 20.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

The Washington Globe announces
that Mrs liull aud sister, are To remain
oa .a,r, huriuv the cruise Of the Ohio.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

The Rev. WARREN BURToS, Of falrRvcr, will give
Lecture OH the REsroNsnIIITIEs FREEuES, nj the
Court House, tomorrow evening" at past o'clock
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
Married.,

Al East Greenwich ON the l2th inst Mr. Miilet Hop
kis, of Providence, Ia Miss LYDIA A. Place, ,I East
Greenwich
Ia Bristol, rr. Amos Wilson 10 Miss Fnrah g. Nick.-
ry Mr.. Jeremiah w. Munro, To Miss Elizabeth Bur
rngton M. William II. Muuroe, To Miss Juliu Fisher
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
NEW LINE-FOR NEW YORK.

CABIN Passage S3-Deck Passage 81.
y The new steamer JOuS
"A w. RIcnMoNp, Capt.
E:,fT5Gs:r1Ss9r.:3 WIN. u. Townsend, will
96kS7sskzsk leave Providence s'r n.
York, THIS DAY, Dec. 20th,at 2 l.2 o'clock
and Newpor! at l-2 o'clock.
N. & The regular days Of leaving Provi-
denec will be Mondays and Thursdays, and
New York on Tuesdays and Saturdays, uaail
further notice.
Private state rooms and bcrths can be se-
cured, on application the day previous u
Charles N. Tlley, Agent, al the Steamboat
office, on Long Wharf.
Dec 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
Notice.

u MARSH, Jr. respectfully gives notice
h1' 10 his customers, that their AccOUNTs
viii be presented OH the first of January,
1899, for settlement. All those having de-
mands win please present them ot the samo
time for payment. Dec. Il, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20


FRIDAY, Dec. Ii,arr Brig sersr, Hicks and schrs
PocahODtas, Tate, William Henry, Timer, all from
Thomaston for New Sork.-Sci's Dover, Curtis IRON
Boston Pcrvicr, bray, from Lubec Telegraph, FL
drdge from orsmouth-Cordclia Anderson from Cam
den, all for New iork.-Ciarissa Howard sowlc from
Boston for North Carolina.
SATURDAY, Dec. l5.-urr II. s. Revenue Cutter,
Wolcou, Malher, Of the New London station oIn a
cruise.
Brig Alabama, Williams, from Providence for New
York. CHRIS Otcs, Nckerson rOm Baltimore lor New
bediOrd.--Iremont Rcad-BenJ. BigelOw, Pcnrce-Nic-
tory, IIallei-Salenl, Edred all from Boston for New
York.-Ambaniu, Rey Holds, from Beaufort IN a. ior
do.-Emigrurt, Toby, nom New Bedford for Phadel-
ph!a.-SGriue Hebrew vi Boston nom iall River for
Boston.
SUNDAY, Dee. lG arr. Sch'r Charles Richmond,
Shores, from New York fJr yaunon.-sloOps TocuIn-
sch, thllds--Camila, vars-AssHn, iul-Charles, Ash
-Rien1i. Hcath--Mctauiora, Winsicw-a! Rom New
York Tor Providence.
MONDAY, Dec. r7-arr. sch'r James Grocer, IIntha-
way, from Taunton Tor New York-brig Julia ~ I.Cc.~D
from New Orleans for Providence.
TUESDAY, Dec. le.-arr. Erg Romuus lngals, from
Sa' eiIiall for Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

Some Of the tory papers, we perceive,
are beginning to speak in appropriate
terms of Com. Elliott. Who coul''
have imagined that after Com. e.
uurcmittcd Efforts in gloriiying "thc
creates, nnd bcst"--placing his" image
on the prov OF old lronsidcs," sc.
he would have been thus rewarded :
What vii! hccomc Dl The cri "a Com
uft-.c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
Died,

In Bristol, Mr.. Nathaniel Munro, aged ~ ,cars-
revolutionary psnsioncr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
The Boston Atlas, in IN article re-
ierring to Mr.. Atherton's Resolutions,

The Boston Atlas, in an article re-
ierring TO Mr.. Atherton's Resolutions,
makes the following rclnarks:-
ave make no apology for presenting 10
our readers this morning more than one hall
OF our columns filled with the proceedings Of
the House of Representatives on most i'm.
portant subject. The resolutions TO which
we reior, were presented by MIR. Atherton of
New Hampshire, and were agreed upon in a
party caucus composed chiefly OF Northern
and Western members. The resolutions al
most lay down The proposition, in broad terms,
that SLAVERY is ESSENTIAL TO THE EXIST
gNcE OF REPUBLICAN, LIBERTY, for tho pro-
lection OF which it has become necessary to
give the South new and additional guaran-
ties.
. We do not give Nj. Van Buren any credit
for the resolutions which Mr.. Atherion has
submitted. They belong to bolder and
more daring mind. They are the work Of
John &. Calhoun. The slavery question has
always been the great resource upon which
the conspirator against the Union has relied.
lie is the man who has boldly avowed that
slavery is the only sub stantial foundation OF
a free government-the balance wheel of the
Constitution, and essential even to the social
policy of the Northern States.
Pass these resolutions, which carry out his
pri nciples, and which we blush to say were
offered by servile Loco Foco from New
Iampshre-a degenerate son of the Granite
State and from that moment the abolition
cause becomes the great, the all-absorbing
question in the country. Agitation and ex-
citemcnt must 60 on, to their full and final
consummation, and no power under heaven
can check the storm. They that SOW the
wind, must reap the whirlwind."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
ny MILTON HALL-Aue,iOnss1.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

On MONDAY, Dec. 3Ist, at 10 o'clock. a.
H. WH be sold al tie late residence Of Eiiza-
Lefh Easton, der. ia Iowo-sireo,
A quantity of Household FURNITURE,
IA consisting Of Beds, Bcdsteadr, Chairs.
Tables, &c.
Doc I3 PIP. REMINGTON, Admir-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Dec. IL
(Reportcd for The Boston Patriot)

At market 625 Beef CATTLE 1900 Sheep, and 500 Swine
About l2j Beef cattle unsoll.
PRIcss-BEEr cArTLE-Last weeks prices were not
and reduce quotations. First quality
80 % second quality s675 az Is third quality
. 2j n so.
sHgEr-We quote lots nj 2 25, 50. Is, s3and So.
swINE--Los to rcdde were sold al &c for SOws, aud
Z for barrows. At retail, "a Fl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20
RAIL ROAD LINE.

Dn The steamer MAssAcHv-
a sETTs, Capt. Comsto1k,
r::::s;Y19Y will leave Proyideaeu
ok2<2zks for New Yotk this AFTER
noon, at u o'clock-touchmg US usual NJ this
place, to receive aud land passengers.
Dec 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

Mr.. EDIToR-Thcre il a little book
just entered upon second edition, which
want to recommend to your readers,
and to all who love to live over again
those motley days of school-boyhood-
most graphic and delightful little book
presenting picture of "tho District
School as it was, by one who went tc
it."-That is its title. 1t is by the Rev.
WARREN BURToS, now resident of Fall
River, who is to lecture in town to-mor-
row evening. 1t is impossible to give
an adequate idea of the book to any one
except by reading it to him, or induc-
ing him to buy and read it, which hope
many will do. Tho author must tell his
own story. ! am persuaded nobody can
tell it like him. The first chapter pre-
scnts picture of "thc Old School
House." Every old shingle, every
crumbling brick speaks. Then follows,
in succeeding chapters, IN account
most picturesque and truly edifying to
every one who has not lost all his child
like simplicity-of the various masters
and mistresses who kept from summer
to summer and from winter TO winter in
the old School 'us-of the "urchins and
urchinesscs" who came there and fgur-
ed thcrc-what kind of books they used
in those days-how they used to spell,
and pass and spcak-how they used to
whip-the cxhibition-thc examination,
and the thousand Franks of pupils and
weaknesses of podagogues-all inter-
spcrscd with wholesome instruction and
sentiment, and forming a picture that in
the language of Burns
"'Minds me O. departed joys,
Departed never to return"
close with recommending it again
and again to your readers. do not
know whether our Booksellers have it !;
if not, | hope they will soon.
Permit me in this connexion to say n
word or two about the proposal Of the
author to lecture in town this week.
His lecture touches that too common
violation of the sacred responsibilities
of the free citizen which is instanccd in
buying and selling votes. The Fall
River papers-both sides-spcak high
ly of the two lectures that were deliver
cd there. The lecturer is warmly in
tcrestcd in the subject, and no doubt
will look through it with impartial keen
ness, and treat it in an able and highly
interesting style. ! hope he will be
widely heard. q"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

We were glad to notice paragraph
in the last Mercury, which gave us the
information that the Town Council of
this place, intend to enforce the "regu-
latons for the more faithful observance
Of the SABBATH"
We have long thought that it was
high time something was done to enforce
the laws in relation to the preservation
of order and dccency in our streets on
Sunday. There is no community, we
are certain, that has better laws and
municipal regulations than VIC have,
and, We are constrained to say, none
in WHICH they are, for the most part
so Little observed and enforced. Frc-
qucntly have we seen, on the Sabbath,
swarms of small boys playing at ball in
our most public streets, to say nothing
of the loud and tumultuous noises made
by boys of ga larger growth" parading
along on the side walks, and at the
public corncrs--particularly on the
Sabbath evenings. Such shameful
disregard of all law and dccency, would
not long be permitted with impunity,
We arc confident, in any well regulated
town or city in the Union.
To remedy the evil eiIectually, We
must have Il sufficient number Of Police
officers who are not afraid 10 do their
duty, and they must be paid amply for
their services. The expense should be
q secondary consideration altogether.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

Mr.. Grundy, Attorney General of
the United States is said to be in the
last stage of consumption.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-12-20

England
NEW WORKS ARE CONSTANTLY
ADDING.
| The terms of this LiJrary ars-te annual
subscribers 2 dollars per annun, payable ia ad-
vance who aro entitled to l sett OF books at Il,
time, and can exchange them when they plesae.
\ a. TATEMENT of the situation Of the Banks
~ in the State of Rhode ISLAND, Sc. on Fri
day Dec. 7ih. 1888, as the same appears by the
returns made by them to the Bank Commission
erS
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock, S9,s65.57s 90
Bills in Circulation, 2,lI2,SSl 81
Balances due other Banks, S22,54 81
Net profits Oh hand, 4s4,277 rs
Dividends unpaid, 2O,959 2y
Deposits on interest, 5S6,2lS IL
Deposits not on interest, s50,213 06
Total amount of Liabiliiies, SlI,7S2,727 4S
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, Sl2,751,670 AZ
Specie in Bank, 594.292 9S !
Bills Of other hanks. AIS, ,3I4 II
Balances due from other Banks, 509,O46 32
Stock in own Bank, 1881 66
| Stock, Real estate and other pro-
perry, Sos,7si a3
Total amount Of Resources, $li,7s2,727 IS
Of the Notes and Bills discounted,
there is payable GU, Of the State
the sun Of $4,2s3,s7l 7S
And payable in the State S,i7O,79S 66
Of the circulation there is hold by
the Banks 35I 400 23
In the hands Of The Public 1871 ,ISI 81
II By coniDarlp this abstract with the returns
made to the Commissioners, Nov. I'd, 1888, it,
appears that since that date,
The circulation has been reduced S76,3S6 25
The Specie has been reduced 29,2I3 ~
The deposits, including dividends
unpaid have been reduced &C, ,l79 81
The Loans and Discounts have
been reduced l62, ,iO3 81
Published pursuant to law.
Office of the Bank ComniSsi0ners,
Providence, December II, 1888. )
len nESHY y ANTHONY N,KG cod%.,,on. nnHs
WIN. PECKllAM, ) ers.
Dec. 20.
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SDiritlIS Vita.

UNO THE PUBI.IC.-This is to certify, that
l. | have sold TO SAMUEL. YOUNG, my R0-
cipe for making The SPIRIIUs NITG, and as I
have not, aud shall not dispose Of said Receipt 10
any other person, the public may rust assured
Of obtaining tho genuine article by applying 10
said Young, at No. lU7, Westminster street.
DAVID PICKERING.
The subscriber having purchased Of Rev.
DAVID PIcKERING, his Recipe for making tho
SrIRITUs VIrg, n supply can at any time ba
had, by applying as above.
SAMUEL YOUNG.
This Medicine is useful in numerous cases, az
an external remedy.
| II may he depended upon as the most eftlca-
cous remedy for ToOthachs, Loekjdr, Hy-
droph0bid, Bite Of Poisonous serpenfs, OF
insects, Ftions, Chraaic Rheumatism, Hhne
s,celiins, Nerrous Headache, Dinrrhe, Cho-
lie, spasns, spsains. Bruises; Cramps, Cali
biains, &c.
Direo,ions for use, with the medicine. 10 be
had Of SAMUEL YOUNG, Proprietor, " Vi hs
authorized agents.
Agents for the above J. w. Eddy. Nowport--
Ehphalet Young. Wickford-Carriqos Allen,
Paw,uckei-iIumphry Almy. Fall Ene'-Iho-
mas A. Foger, Nantucket.
Directions for use, with tho medicine, TO 10
procured in this town from none but ). w. Lddy,
sole Agent Of the Proprietor, Newport.
n T. The above article has acquired great
celebrity n Providence, aud wlssre,cr u has boen
in,roducrd. Augus, 10.