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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

More CaRnOn.-The extract annexed is
from The Montreal Herald. Ii is proper to
observe that the Montreal Courier of the
same day mentions the affair only as Il ru-
NOR, to which it does not give implicit cred
il; and that The Courier makes no mention
whatever of the " cutlasses aud swords" or
of the other ten wagons.-N. y. San.
Ga Sunday night about eleven O'Clock a
party of volunteers under Mr.. Moore cap
tured a wagon at Mississquoi Bay, contain
ing two pieces of cannon, and "A large guam
tity of cutlasses and swords. Information
had been received by the volunteers that
such load might be expected from the
States, and they kept "A strict look out.
The individuals who had charge of she
wagon managed to make their escape by
cutting the traces of the horses, aud riding
off, SO that no clue has been obtained to
the destination of the arms, or by whom
they were sent. IL is however nscertalned
that no fewer than tea wagon loads of
similar kind have passed undetected during
the last week or ten days. Whatever may
be said 10 the contrary, it is beyond doubt
that the disatiected mediate another rebel
lion, and we hepe that when it does break
out, short work will be made both with the
guilty" and The " misguided"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
VEw YoRK Cattle M,RkEr. Oct. ,st.

VI" i OTN OAI IUF 'IAhhtIi VCt' G5''
Beeves-A considerable improvement in the
price Of Beef was realized in to-days market, ow-
ing to the supply of Cattle being more limited than
usual The number offering did not exceed 200
head lall from this Slate and nearly all of which
found ready sale at So 9 80 per 100 lbS--forming
an average price Of 50 80, an advance Of IS cents
per 100 lbs on last weeks prices.
Cows and Calves.--The market continues with
out change for his description of Cattle. b6 were
offered today, and 80 sold at $50 45
Sheep and Lambs--All the Sheep aud Lambs
in market (numbering 5000 head) were taken free
ly at 50 81 20 for Sheep, and 81 30 a 50 % for
Lambs.
Hay and Straw--We quote Hay at sI9ca 81 W
100 bundles
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday. Oct. lst

(Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.
At market 400 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 2i5O
Sheep, and 1900 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle--Sales were brisk. First
quality 81 So second quality 70 81; third
quality 5 so a So
Stores-In good demand. YearlngS 50 ii I;
two year old SIG 2S; three year old S22 a 3.
Sheep-Sales brisk at 62, | sS, 2 Is, 2 so, and
1926.
Swine-Last weeks prices were fully supported
Lots to peddle at g and u al retail u Q; old
Hogs a &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

The operations upon Bunkerhill have
been suspended for thirty days, for the pub
lie to decide whether they will reserve the
whole of the land or not Boston Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

Touch of the Sublime.--Gen. Harrison
was on board of steamboat that was bnru-
ep few days ago on the river below Gin
cinnati, andescaped without injury. Where
upon the following burst of eloquence comes
forth through the Boston Atlas -
Loco foco flames may burn, and the
waves of toryism may roll-but the great
whig champions are unscalhed !"
Appropos is the plea of the Iowa lawyer
-" Let the nimble goat browse upon the
mountain top, let the humble ass crop the
lily of the valley-but, sir, contend. and
teerlessly contend, that Mr.. John Griudle
is not guilty. Boston Adc0cate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

THE LICENSE LAw.-The case of The
State Us. 4 Peckhdm, for violation Of the
License Law, came up for trial in the Su-
preme Court of this State on Tuesday last.
The defendants submitted to n verdict on
the facts of the case, reserving the question
of the constitutionality of the law, (which
the complaint. on what the present action
is founded, was made to test for argument
before the Court, and Saturday next has
been assigned for the hearing Of the same
Messrs. Gro. RIyERs and Attorney General
GREENE will appear for the prosecution,
aud Messrs J. =. kSowLEs, :. AMEs, and
;. Y ATwELL for tl.e defendant. 1t is un-
derstood that whatever may be the decision
of the present tribunal, the case will be car.
ried up 10 the Supreme Court ofile United
States Pror. Journal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

The fields III the country, at the present
moment, have all the fresh aud vivid yer.
dure of spring. So completely were they
destitute of grass before the late long and
warm rains, that the herbage which now
clothes them is quite new. 1t is of the
brightest and most beautiful hue, and af-
fords luxuriunt and most welcome pas
turage for the focks and herds. 1t is as
tonishing with what rapidily it sprung up.
In the course of a night or two it became
long enough to wave perccptibly in the
wind.-N y. Ecg. Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

1t seems to Us that if there ever existed II
party tapered down 10 its smallest attenua.
lion, it is The conservative" party in Maine
Three hundred votes, all told, in a poll oI
ninety thousand The "party" would
hardly make corporaPs guard.
Boston Times.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
PORT OF NEWPORT.
RRIVED.

ARRIVED.
FRIDAY. Oct 9Th.
Ship Providence, Barker, from pictou with coal
for Providence.
SATURDAY, Oct. g.
Schr Laura, Cobb, from Baltimore with corn
and flour to Geo. Bowen.
SUNDAY Oct. 7.
Sch'r Minerva Eddy from Providence for N.
Orleans --Sloops Harvest, Presley, from Taunton
for New York.--Moses Eddy, Childs, from Prov
dence for New York.
MONDAY Oct 9Th.
Brig Titon Greenlaw, from Passamaquoddy
with lumber to Finch & Engs Sch rs. Milo. Nick
erson from Bath, with lumber to Finch 81 EngS.--
Morning-Slar Nickcrson, from Kennebeck- k--Ex-
change. Andres, from Somerset for New York.
Sloops Hudson. West, from New Bedford.--Swan
Smith, from Harwich with fish to the master
TUESDAY, Oct. Q.
Sch'r Alert, Tucker from Philadelphia lor
Poriland-Formax, Nickerson. from Bath Tor
Bristol,
CLEARED.
Brig Pilgrim. Wade. Wilmington.
Do Bruce Bradford, y. Bedford
Sloop Mary Elizabeth, Harris, Apalachicola
Do. Eclipse. Taylor, Mobile.
Do. Victory, Heath, Providence.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
SEALED PROPOSALS.

NNILL be received by the Subscriber until the
w lith day of November next, for furnishing
all the GRANITE that may be required TO build 400
feet Of the Dixie, constructing at the North end
of Goat Island: the whole amount required being a
bout 730 percbes -. .....-.
The Granite to be furnished in blocks l.2 foo
wide, TO vary in height from foot inches TO foo
inches and to vary in length from TO 8 feet =
170 perches being for the coping OF the Dixie, mus
be composed of pieces feet long, l-2 feet high
and not less than l-2 feet wide. The above Stones
when laid THE WALL, will show a surface of II, !.
200 superficial feet, of which 2S00, being the surace
of the coping, must be rough hammered. The beds,
builds and ends of the streicheis and the beds tops
and sides of the headers, for feet back from each
end, to be roughhaminered; The delivery of the
above Stones TO be commenced about the lst of May,
1889. and TO be continued as TO supply them a.
fast as may be required for laying.
j. l.. MASON,
Lieut.. Y, 5. Engrs.
Newport, X. l. Oct. TO- 1898
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
CI.EAREE.
spOk EN-.

Spoken mo date) lat 30, long. 70, schr. Hannah
Boss. Of this port 10 days from Boston for Hayana
Oct, g. lat 40 20 long ~, sloop Caroline, Bar
kcr, Of and from this port for Havana.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

Gov. EVERETT, in his speech at New
Bedford in behalf of the Bunker Hill Mon
umeut, said "Had | the wealth of the
Indies, and the strenth of u giant, would
carry the top of ;hat shaft beyond the fligh,
of the Eagle-nay, would raise it TO the
home of the sunbeam !"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

We were to-day informed by an intel
ligcnt farmer, that the crop of late potn-
toes, in this part of the country, would be
much better than was anticipated. Though
the vines look small, the product will be
fair. THIS will doubtless be very gratifying
news 10 our ..ousekeepers. Phil Sentinel
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
BoNNETS
EASTERN LIME.

UDEgsONs in want of good Eastern Lime suit
II ablo for stone work, Plaisterng aud every 9th
er purpose for which the article ia commonly used
may obtain the sauie at I DOLLAR PER CASH
--cash--by calling AT our lumber yard, hardwar,
store No l25 Thames.st.
Oct g. WEEDEN a. BULL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

FRIGHTFUL AFFAIR.-Last evening" abou,
dusk, as the two brlgades were returning
from Harlem To this city along the third av-
enue, the third regiment being IN advance,
they were met by carman numed Michael
Healy, half drunk, driving very spirited
horse in cart; when, however, within n
few rods of the troops, he took one of the
rungs" out of the cart and lashed the
horse SO violently that the animal madden
ed with pain, rushed into the midst of the
Sd regiment, through the whole line, knock
ing down some forty or fifty men, more or
less, brulslng and wounding ma ority OF
them. On wcnt the horse aud cart, III.
holding the rens, aud 1t is said, malicious :
ly guided 1t through the midst of the troops.
After Gashing through the third regiment,
they next came into the ninth, where more
men were knocked down and bruised. One
of the dragoons was knocked off his horse,
and received so bad hurt that it is thought
his life is in danger. BY this time the ex
citement was tremendous, overwhelming "a
mounting 10 madness all suboriination
was at an end. Vain was IT for the officers
10 call upon the men TO maintain their dis
cipline they rushed upon the miserable
cartman in such confusion, and 50 COM
pletely o'ermastered by passion, that they
cut and thrust at each other, whereby seve-
raj Of them were severely injured. 1t was
reported that two men were thus killed and
many others dangerously wounded. At
this time Alderman Charles III. Hall, at the
risk of his life, rushed into the midst of the
frightfuI melee and rescned the cartman
with scarcely spark of life remaining, he
having been cut and slashed most horribly
Officers Rose and Jones happening to be
on the spot, the poor wretch was given IN
to their custody, and by them conveyed to
the upper police, where his wounds were
Immediately dressed. He received one sa-
4 bre wound on the head that is considered
] dangerous. BY the last accounts, however
he was still alvey. Y. 1imse.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

han is local preacher OF the Methodist T.
Church, aud one of the most upright and
benevolent men in the State. The matter Is
highly mysterious. The demand f.. him
must have been founded on purinry Mr..
Mahan had not been in Kentucky for nine
teen years. Imposition has been practiced
upon our Governor. IN times like these,
orders of that kind ought TO be issued with
great caution. There was not the shadow
of foundation for the demand, unless it be
downright perjury. So it is, this innocent
man has been dragged from his family, n
prisoner TO Kentucky, To answer the de-
mands of Slavery. This is more alarming
than even the case of Eliza Jane Johnson.
1t has occasioned no little excitement among
the citizens of Brown county. They begin
to feel that no one is safe any farther than
he may hnye physical force to defend him
SELF What shall the end be
Yours, VERITAS.
L. ;. Since writing the above, have
learned that q Grand Jury of Kentucky
found bill of indictment again him as
John Mahon, late of Mason county, Ken
lucky? What pal pable perjury and impo-
sltion upon the Governors of the two states.
The case, so far as we have been able to
ascertain the facts, is one of aggravated in
justice and cruelty.
Two indictments are said to have been
found against him in the Kentucky courts,
charging him with having kidnapped aud
induced slaves to leave their masters, with
IN the limits of that state.
Mr.. Mahan is an abolitionist, and his
zeal as such has rendered him peculiarly
obnoxious 10 shareholders. Highly re-
spected by the community in which he liv-
ed, even his enemies do not believe him
guilty of the acts charged upon him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

Etuenth Annudi Fair of the american
Institute, at Niblo's Garden.-Greater pre-
paratons have been made for this anniver-
sary ,hun ever before. The entire Garden
will be occupied by the exhibition. The
steam power will be greater than at any
former Fair, and will fully accommodate all
exhibitors of machines.
Extensive provision will he made for the
reception of cattle, large numbers of which
are already entered Oh the books of the la
stitu,e for exhibition or sale.
The contributions from the various de-
partments of industry and art, promise an
exhibition that will do honor to our country
aid the general interest excited will proba-
bly, convene greater assemblage than has
ever been witnessed on any similar public
occasion.-N. Y. Erg. Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

some more, but none less than that. Whilst
at work the shuttle Is thrown 100 times per
minute, or $4,000 feet per hour The
looms are in operation IL hours per day
consequently each shuttle trayerses 324 900
feet, or 6l miles $40 yards in one day.
Amongst so many looms, there will be al
ways some standing, and assuming that
1000 are kept constantly at work, for IL
hours each day, the shutlies will travel 6l,-
1868 miles and ,22O yards each day, or
through a space almost equal TO q times
the circumference of the earth, in the short
period of IL hours
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

The Royal William had not arrived last
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-30
geut((be,'.Su6er.

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Sccle, &C.
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Die Gntredun9 rrn NmcritA, rcn Hampe;
General Sat[ons Setenstctdrsitun9; Srr's
p 8e}@ibte pcr @ri!tlihen Wartprcr.
1unterri6tcnb - 9lafs Notur9ef6iGtc
Geography cper Grrtef@rctnns u itm(cns
Ginberfre,'np, 1SG St'@er, &C.
TIN ter \ a ltenp :-Scl9cnpc rprtreffibc ut,
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T. ni6c; Der fcrtiSe sNe6ncr; &ouf@einc, 0lsu
jabrs sQ8unfbe, Calender, It. I. -.
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Sin bic 8llr9er pon Starr
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W / t b Ir9er!

0urdb einen Sef1GuS oer teut:
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uno Mefen Der Sprabe uno aler sSn
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|tibes Mittel 3ur Gyreibun9 oes leetern
3pecees ie@rinoun9 elmer gl6isDun9s:
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Der Seutl1en ols Gn9lilbea Spraben
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nem biihteu (GetIid)e, nohe am @olgen
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- Urepta9, ben 3Offen 9lopembery 1883.

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wurrcu t'euliert9 III >piee,L rb ens audi
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BON Stuno an (ein Getet ua0 nl,roe trct
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