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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-11-21
From the Neuport Mercury July 7th, i7sl
NEWPORT, July Z.

Last Wednesday being the anniversary
of the Independence of these United States,
the morning was ushered in by discharge
of l3 cannon from the Battery on Brenton's
Point, and on board the Admira's ship
At 10 o'clock l3 rounds were fired from the
field pieces on the Parade-after which an
elegant entertainment was given by Colonel
Crary, the commanding officer of the mill
tia here, to Brigadier General Choisy, and
other French officers.--Afler dinner the fol-
lowing toasts were drank, alternately sue
ceeded by the discharge of artillery placed
at the door, viz.
J. The King of France and his Allies.
.. The Independence of the United States
Of America.
3. The American Congress.
4. The Governor aud Company Of the
State of Rhode-Isand.
s. Perpetual Alliance between America
and France.
6. General Washington and the allied Ar
my.
7. General Rochambeau.
:. Admiral Barras.
9. General Greene and the southern Army.
10. Success to Count de Grassc.
III. A successful Campaign.
I2. The Neutral Power in Europe.
l3. The Friends to the Natural Rights of
Mankind.
AT sunset, l3 cannon were fired from the
Parade, at Brenton's Point, and on hoard
the Admiral at nine in the evening the
town was beautifully illuminated, this, joln-
ed to the magnificent disyIay-of sky rockets
from His Most Christian Majesly's fleet in
the harbor, exhibited most anma,ng
prospect of the mutual happiness and tri-
umphant glory of the allied powers.-The
whole was concluded by the convivial fes-
tivity of n number of the gentlemen of The
town, with the officers of the army and ma
Wy"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-11-21

The above account Of Capt Oliver Read al
though principally derived from tradition is believ
ed TO be substantially correct
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-11-21
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN.

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

Lrorsu,rvRx-The Assembly having refused 70
concur in the Sensics amendment 10 the small Law
Bill the Senate, on Friday, promptly voted 10 adhere
20 its suspension law, 20 TO 3; and proposed com
mites OF conference. Nessrs Powers Edwards ana
Hunter were appointed on the part Of the seHs'e.-
The House concwred but lie committee mas not oeen
announced. Oar readers are awsre that the senate
wholly rejected the bill from the Assembly repeating
the law ol 1885, and adopted reported by Their
own Ba.k Committee, suspending the operation OF
the existing law for two years, and making the new
bill. rcdeemable in spec'e on demand without refe-
renee 20 the suspension Law Of Las, session. which has
three months 10 run.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

Yesterday morning, ~ consumption, MT Artemss
Com ord, New Hampshire, aged % wears
On Saturday morning, Mrs Mary Csryi W he soh yero
On II. 9Th a.,as Mr. John NJ orrnsebsch 10 the ssh year
Of hrs age. ,.,,-- - , - -,
I'm the OH instant Rachel wilson, aged year and
q. he 1h February ., Newown, l. Andrew Riker. So
Hswsrs, j. On The ah inst, 81 sesrle, fever, Tho
A. Se~arsN >. .. TIE 7,h ns, Mrs Jane Mason, sred
q
aged ~ years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
IMPORTATIONs.

BaEnEs-Bark Repubic-so boxes Mesiegses a Glem-Is
do Nspier-2 II Poppe-1 Mules w Bolenius 40
bbs case Victor Duck~ir-6 bo1s3 Meaning Horton
Co.'S do Noeniusls dc Collins Co.'s do Henscben d
Unkhard casks 3 lasts wheat 1900 bags rye Craig
Aeock-7ee bags wheat 4oedo rye Meier Co.'S bbs 4s
ca, ks 10 order.
BREmgH-Ship New York; box A schreeder-S7i do
nenschen Unkbsrd-56 do Goddard Berry-l0 w Kohls
II Hgsinson-l42 casks Meier Ce46 bales rs casks
IS bb 1898 bags wheat IS CASKS sknsSso bags Meier
h Co-39 order.
TRIEsrE-Bsrk Gulnare-59 bales cases casks Drax
kummel-i case Rossire-l doWS Murray Hogan
Miln-s23 bags rags order.
vrKA Bark Petomscsecs sseoo phgs mdze bxes
vanilla n bags cochneal q Rossre-e347 Hamony-l60
bags vanilla Bcermap28 bales goat skiss TO order
NEw ORLEANs-Brig Essex-Io0 hhds neiasses Morgan 4
Buiter-icodo - tics IS pbbls do order.
MosmE-Brg Camila--So h.l.s cotton Sands Turser
Coll do " Hyssop Scn-4s Baker, johnson Co-l0o
Marshall, Csrvil Cc-N ,omb I.elin-l4 DO Cct,ene
d Barbey-Is BiI-A Holbrsok Nelson Co.'S PHO,
Lebs rber-l box Crusere bales coil rvoe erriit
bsr v Huntingdon Coz Hoard Manu- De Rham
Moore-11 bales feaih ers Tooker.
CHApLEsros-RriR Ashlev56 bales cotton q Buck Son
As Hall Johnson Co-2e do WLtock Cole Sprague
Re binson 80 railroad wheels Roger Hu,chnson Gard
ner-I7boyss A Baet-iio tics rice Refers Adams
ST. JosEpHs-shp Mscon-i0o bales cotton TO OF der.
Acknowledging EmersId 81 bales cotton Wesson
SO do Perkins Hopkins whfr-56 Parish Cole Center
X Con- " Demll-2s Maitland, Kennedy Ce-M Bran
der, Murray 4 Gallagher.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
To THE EDIToR OF THE HERALD,

We beg leave briefly to state in relation to the suit
Of Scholefield q Son against as, that we have al
ways offered Mr.. Gilman the agent, The amount of
our debt in goods at of Importation or to place
them upon par with all other creditors of the
same class none of whom have sued MS, but acce-
ded to our proposals, which only related 10 him.
Our defence has been made not with view to avoid
ultimate payment, but to endeavor to place all upon
a footing of equality, for a preference Of Messrs.
Scholeields would have been injustice to those who
have generously granted the indulgence we asked
Your 0bed't servants,
HUNTINGTON TIFFANY & ELwELL.
New York Feb TO- 1893.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
MARRIED..

At BuIps Ferry Thursday The sth instant by The Rev
~ Duryes. James Dsmsrest 10 Sarah Maria hcDonss,
ill NJ the shove place.
o. Tbur-dsy evening by the Rey. DR. Phillips, Charles ~
Andersen 10 Sarah Henrietta daughter OF Thsdden rnep
Else. Of this city ,
On THURSDAY evening, the 1h instant by the Rev W o.
Miller, Mr.. Henry Beer, TO Mis- Lyds Mills D"remus' o. hs
city.
AZ saen on the 9Th inst by the Rev Dr. Brsrer James
DE Peyser III New York Miss Frances Goodhue As'on OF
the former pnce
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

COMPLIMENTS To Mas. BIArs--The Globe express
20 the high satisfaction ofthe Government a, the pru-
dent conduct Of General Sect IN uanqulizng the
Western frontier. THIS u psiircdio the part Of
the Globe with reference 10 the behavior Of General
Jceup.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

BALAAM.-The Montreal Herald edifes us in the
following magnihcen, strain. Oh, dear oh, dear
"that hey will be the death Of u.s.
"In Thursdays paper we inserted letter extract
ed fros the Toronto Palladium on he probable re-
suits which would ensae from war between Great
Britain and the United States. That such war
would hasten the downfall Of the American republic
il beyond doubt, and II 10 equally certain that IL
would ensure for England the absolute dominion
ever the whole Of this continent Cock doodle doc!
TVS MrT.- During last year ue37) there were
three millisns, two hundred ninety nine thousand,
eQh, hundred ninety eight dollars Of coin struck Oh At
the United States mint.
The whole coinage vhieh has ishes place aee
The establishment Of the Mist 10 iTeS h:
1. s sSs.,. |. 1.sssisI
In Coppsr 1895
Total, sasi41
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

In CereRrss.-The House of Representatives has
passed bill granting the sam Of one hundred thou
sand dollars the heirs of Robert Fulton as esu
rponia OF the nations gratitude TO that illastnoss
maj
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

CLASSICAL ORrHoxrr.-The Western Star, publish
ed At shelbyve, Tenn speaks Of the great medical
men Of antiquity, such as Gallon, Hypoerises Admi
rakle critic.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

Per brig Camilla for Mobiles. X Grsnnis, W. " Fogu',
G. G. Purcell
Miss Jane Rspey, Mr. Trook, Mr. Lagagc r. Porslla, y.
Meepcr verdn, ,. Moavcc y Guru }. Dormsis, r. Ad'
anunih L. wis Kuninck.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

~ The 9th instant was observed as day ofpub-
lie Thanksgiving in Upper Canada for the suppression
Of the late unnatural rebellion in that province.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

East A-p wssr.-A Mrs Rane . Tennessee, and
aMrs Pence, down Fact, ha'ersspccisely presented
fhsir loving husbands with toui children each
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

sunday, Feb. II, p. M.
The week closed In considerable nnguor and inactivity
stocks rather recedng than otherwise The probability now
becomes manifest that the Albany Senate will destroy the
small bill circulation law The House has entirely disagreed
with that body aud struck their amendments which pro-
vded for he redemption fsuch bills in specie at once There
nothing from Washington, hut the impression gathers
strength all aid Legislative action is not be expect
daring present winter Trade and commerce must re-
construct itself on It's strength without the aid of egisa
tive favor.
During the last week several highly important legal verdets
have been made in several courts In which the
existing Usury Laws entirely annulled and set aside IL
singular fact too thnt ame every Instance the courts
charge under the faith OF usuy laws bat the urss believing
themselves possess OF the law and the fact have
returned vers against them thus establishing In the prac
tce oour courts in the teeth of staate that money
article Of merchandise and therefore north raat ch
bring Verdcs OF this character have been given both IN the
Superior Court and also In the Court of Common Pleas.
Some singular symptoms Of revolution begin TO appear IN
the banking system In Tennessee and Michigan ncopora
lions have been created o. State Banks with capitals
The SYSTEM has been introduced in the legislatures Of
Virginia Maryland, New York, and Massachusetts,.
Some few days ago. the following statement published,
owing the dimnuon Of the foreign trade OF this port
The va ne of imports 1.-THE port Of New York
for the 1885, Slls ,S8e, 1874
Do. do first Quarter OF 1887. $60,4638s6
Do do fourth Quarter, (estimad) 8,l32S6 500 $685. $50
Being dmnution in the value of
imports, $50 2so SIG
The amount OF duties paid at this
port in 1885,. was $l7,114SO5
Do. DO do. 1887, S,480. l2l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

wrre AcaAprAsrsm.-Th New York Star does
not like the surrsndry Of persons charged with muir
derins rent collectors 10 take their trial for such
trifilnr spree.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
sso,2so,5la
$l7,ll4,3O5
$3.50, l2l



Partly in confederation, and partly in further calculation
this fact extract the following from English paper
We have the satisfaction OF being able lay before read
they rely exhibiting comparative of the
OF British produce and manufacture from Liverpool TO New
York during the months ending the 2eh OF October 1885,
and 1881 We have always supposed that owing the
of credit that has since take place. Imports this would
he materially dminshed but did not think that the
ducon would have been great this
TO be- Were to affirm that at average ports
from Liverpoo TO New York. during the two months ending
the goth ulmo do not amount 10 Of the
during the spending mons OF last year, believe
should not be beyond but decidedly within the mark
falling off ia mcsof the great articles ferpor quite
binary linens for example, have been reduced from 2793
to 2S2 packages tenth Of their former
SAT packages 1922 earhenware from 1900 1880; rail-
road roH from G59 65 ditto Hardware,
TO ll2l0 bar roR from 489 tons to lsl and with
every other article except hosiery which there trng
the most extraordinary the have rather in
creased Tho crop of cotton in the Union last the
largest knewn and the imports Liverpool during
rst ten months of the currenyear exceed by bales
imports dnrpg the corresponding months Of last year. In
fact but for the heavy fall in the price of
between the nations would have already
or Heary and is the balance against America
nust now be reduced to a comparatively traiing sum.
Whatever falling OF there may been past year.
ducts Their values have decreased while quantities have
much increased This fact will appear particularly
relation the great staples Of Cotton Tobacco Flour
From Levys New Orleans Prices Current Of Feb ex
the following table giving the the arrivals
exports and stocks OF Cotton and Tobacco New Orleans
from Oct. to Feb. s. in each season amed:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

II Mr.. Blocker is not the Secretary of the Board
Of Brokers-he is the Treasurer-a post of honor
simply. We make this correction, simply to show
that, from his conduct Mr. B. is entirely disqualified
for any Of the new Offices Of Sub treasurer under the
Kitchen Cabinet regime
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

The impressions produced by these facts further
rmed by the increase tolls The and Ohio
Canals for the last yearalso by domestic pro-
duce transported the New York Casas for although eur
canal has diminished 10 20 per cent il 1887 as
compared with 1885, tins by the dnu-
ton Of the foreign trade, and foreign importations.
On the whole, therefore, the quantities produced in the
United states have been least 10 TO 20 per
1887 thnn a 356the values aene have decreased And
this decrease in value has been produced by acten OF the
banks and the government the currency causing panic
and curtailment Yet in spite Of this decrease the foreign
balance OF trade in 1885, between the Emitted and
Europe. will probably be much In favor was
against in is57-say $2o,oceooo. With such weapon in
hands, will foreign exchanges fall furheri Will not
specie this country! will good be en-
sbled 10 resume in May
Sales ut the Stock Exchange.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

Ar ExrnEss FALsEaosp.-Althoaghw we condemn
the act of the Captain Of the Caroline, and regret the
death Of the unfortunate man who was shot on the
wharf at Schlosser yet we cannot allow such mis-
representation as the following TO pass unnsticed
The malgni,y Of the writer is only neutrazed by his
boobyism:
The Provincial Parliament Of Upper Canada have
voted one hundred guiness to purchase elegant
sword, TO be presented to Col McNabb, and seventy
FIVE for one 10 be presented TO Captain Drew Of the
ROYAL Navy, for the GALLANT cosDvcr IN capturing
the American steamboat Caroline aud numbering her
cre1r',
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
Norfolk, February, 1888.

have received no invitation to ball that would
sooner attend than this. Norfolk is famed for beau
tiful and accomplished ladies and gentlemen that mix
in their characters intelligence and gaantry in equal
proportions. Virginia is aye virgna-the land Of in
dependence, bravery intellect, beauty and refinement
If should be unable to attend, as fear shall,
trust some gay cavalier will send me graceful and
beautiful description of the ball. such as will do equal
justice to the character of Virginia genius and vrg-
MA taste.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
FROM OCT. TO FEB. 5, OF EACH We.

From the Cincinnati Gazette Of February 7h we find the
following statement of Flour -
We have obt,ined from Canal Collector comparative
canal arrivals November De-
eemher and January just and fer the year preceding
which is subioined- -
1885, October, 1850 bbls, 1887, 8,1sa bbls
November,
December, 4.54c I" 1924
1857, January, (froxe, 1883, 2e6S7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

vIaeIsIA PoursSEss- yesterday We received
double letter from Nerfolk, Virginia, postage fifty
cents, PAID, which, on opening, we found contained
an enclosure in lilac paper beautifully sealed, and
within that another enclosurein pea geen lace paper
on which was printed the following invitation =
ANNIVERSARY BALL.
The honor of ysur company is solicited at a Ball
10 be given at FREscn's HOTEL on the Birth night OIL
WASHINGTON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
CLEARED.
ARRIVED.

Ship Warsaw, Sherry Mobile, James Lee; brig Finance,
Silman Philadelphia schr. Bounty Totten, Newbern, IN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

EccE IrElyM CaIsrIsUs.-Dr. Sleigh and DR..
Draper are holding public controversy in Phla-
delpha, on the relative merits of Thompsonanism
and Regular practice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
HUNTINGToS, TIFFANY d ELwI
New York, Feb. TO- 1893.

FRoLIc IN TENNEssEE!-A most atrocious murder,
was committed al Lagrange Tenn, few days since
merchant of that place. The perpetrators Of the
bloody deed were f. Moody, Thomas Moody, J. r.
Douglass, and W. r. Harris and w. c. Harris
The night before the murder, the gang entered the
store OF Foster, took him by force, and rode him
through the streets on rail. Mr.. Foster met one
of the party the next nerning, and severely caned
him. For this retaliation he pursued by the per-
sons above named, and murdered in open day w.
r. Harris, one Of the gang had been arrested and
still at large
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

QUICK AND UTTER DAMSATioS-lt is stated that
N p Willis wrote the Kentucky Heiress in ten days.
Be that as it may, did not live tenth Of the time
il took TO concoct IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

n Doctor John Eberle, an eminent medical pre-
lessor in the West died at Lexington, Kentucky, on
the I'd inst. He was the author Of several medical
works OF ssne reputation in this country and Eu-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

COMMERCIAL LAw.-We refer our commercial read
ers, TO a very interesting case on the purchase and
sale Of stocks which tined last Friday in the SUI
preme Court II will repay the Perusal Of brokers'
OF late il will be perceived that the Herald has
teemed with law cases commercial matters, report
cd with grea, nestness, brevty, accuracy and pronP-
titnde We a,,er oursef that this department OF our
paper is better arranged than that of any other
press large small in the city. Indeed we learn that
among merchants there is only opinion Of our
superior enterprise and accuracy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24
IOujSU RUji nnUH

add TO The comfort OF ;he hour of leaving Rich
mona Tor Louisa VIII the
hall past four y hs passengers leave
at later hour IN the morning aud thcc earlier the cr"n
IN: than by Other lac Besides hcins dairy line TO CHG
'csNi!" und SuGnon is weekly 20 lyachSu'g. Fascn
" c': Echohu Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays arf'vc
ut LyTchburs tho evening.
The hour from freckshGli is IN the day. cuabi@" pas
scn.rrs rNfn. th roitrsc the Ia get 10 Richmond
the evening earlier hour than by other line
Bci"Gcn Fredericksburg aud Charlottesville the arrangements
are equally expeditions Passengers leave fredericksburg
day aal Ch utcSv!e the LeG
Fredericksburg: Tuesdays, ihG!s and sundays, they
At iyTchhurs tnc ne ovrun..
From Ch oev" they roach frederic kbrrs hc lay
eNc" SGnty On Sunday there ircis, from tie june
ald they Fredericksburg morning. breakfast
TtAv-tI ~j :Ud The H., the loUu toad
There being u miles cf r.roid, ey relieved de-
trsu" white Their rapid Aicr leaving Char
1rsSic there regular route direction 10 the NIEGI"A
SPRINGS and GuyaadCr aaocI 10 Paomu: np Tennessee
Fare from Richmond TO Charlottesville 81 90, Richmond 10
Lyncihu. $40 co. Fac Eom Fred rck5urs charlottesville
s. %, fredericksburg 10 LynchJu,s 81 W.
july - l0-uS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24
J,m,s rir,y and KgUo,cha Companv

~" To- LNhpEHES-At meeting Of the President and
D JIo~, Isl:
'' 'HH '"~7n will contiruc to pay Tor labor on
~" '' o. the oa the they are now paying,
'' "'' '' 'iiH Tie advertisement oil tho agent Pm
nov j,red % ~" -.cnond newspapers until the force
II is'"! Sn!i b, discharged BY the Company on tue
''i o. ,i" wo'> necessity TO be executed thereon.
! -,- That from aud Monday morning next, each
""'"J br ihr Company said work, who on its compile
''''.! >HHl 81. returned by the said gsen, having
" t7d 'a:huIy every working day, ("Ncer when una
N 3"Hr1'"tt from the time when he shall engage IN the
'"'cr, until the completion Of the sid work, and as
ave! ~ aG orderly manner. shall DC eHIcu 10 receive
" allowance OF ~ per cent on the rates oil compensa-
" .p', To be paid the first pay day occurring t'y Tie
's CDnPlny) atrr the completion of the said work =
rrr tina, such additional compensation shall be paid
r,rcrI who shalt continue in the Conpan!s service
l'N on said lower level shall he cOmpictcd aud po-
' TIA, these resolutions shall not apply 1" any persons
- hlyng iastisa,cd or promoted the late sifiSe Tor
I'D lover level. -,.,,.
-- ..ein - oder OF the Bolrd. W. Is. CHli tNpEN,
.--- 20 Ill-fl Sccreidry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24
D,i,s -,,snd FIR SJie

~ e, .u,. e.,t" Il again offered for SALE and If not dis
.. lpi RI, the 18th DAY OF ScyiCm5ct next will on
. - .oAI!'ar Cou:;. house IN the highest hicjH'
~ -a7ltas Ia acres, ABBOTT 800 OF which Is h:st rate
20. sor los c1uG!> the wood land is abundant, mud ui
- -liy tn. sale o. property presents oppor'u-
....s's which rarely occurs (and Upon the coiH..
.' J.a"- El.,r un'cTencnts no% IN progress, "iH SYM
o-r. It Draining Rvary valuable river fsfn within
Redmond. AZ persons disposed TO avail them.
,arr''s0':. iIvIteG view the premises, aud
. % o." -uD-rr0..f 'or terms. .
n ao .ey other tracts of Land, S''u,trd IN
.oI.'. Of i.s'0" and the other near the Afponanx
the ;h" known by the name OF p1oittc,
g'. Grrrs ~ ~a. % $40 of which wood land o.
i's tor O,.-ru The OTTER Obsio the residence oil me
E Egl, OF AuGl.: contains 300 aud IL remaTka
r ~! healthy situation, commanding beautiful view OF
pf,pr- 13scI 70 purchase either OF these tracts,
'..u-,'aA to WV them, Gui apply me-.
&,.' Nea be .Ui privately before the day appointed
r'1ac .lI~, sac r9i!c" ". D. gwen.
WILLIAM OLD,
.7:yrasg IL &c: for Taos. Boiling Iatb.
'r, :.5-li