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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

&C. Rice Garland and George X. King, Esqs. were
to have fought duel a short time since near Ope.
Iousas, La. We shall see. Garland is a member Of
Congress
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

BAD NEWS ron rHE SPEcULAroRs.-Splendd
crops Of corn and cotton from Maine TO the Sabine.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

90 The John w. Richmond and the Neptune
form the opposition line to Providence. They
pass HelI-gate Don't fall in. Room enough for
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

Co. The Pulaski Cadets, leave town on Saturda
for Haverstraw, on encampment duty for week
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

40 There is to be a regatta today on the schuyl-
kill Six eight cared and eight four cared boats will
contend for the prizes.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

PRorEssoR EsPy at Nantucket on the 18th
inst. Wherever he goes rain storm with thunder
and lightning attend him. Van Bures calls forth wa
ter spouts and thunder storms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

Before justice Kirkland.
James Russell, Louis Murray, John Jenkins John
L. Thompson. George Lewis, John Roberts, and
George Dover were brought up for examination
charged with making revolt aboard the ship Frank
lin, while lying at the Quarantine station in the Bay
of New York.
1t appeared that the master of the Franklin was
Eben Farewell, who has been tried for
in causing the death Of his black cook and who was
that the accused got into difficulty with him. while
applying for provision. Proof being adduced that a
man named jenkins had committed an assault. and
that John Roberts and James Russell had abetted
him, Roberts and Russell were ordered to find bail
and the others discharged. Jenkins was not in cus-
tody, but warrant was issued for his apprehension
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18


FAarnEK TRoUBLE ON THE FsoUrrra-Th.
Cobursh u. CO Star says that large meeting Of
reformers had been held there, which resulted in ,
fright The mob carried standards, inscribed "Dur-
ham ana Reform" 1t seems that after they were.
colectG together, band Of Orangemen and British
officers assaulted them with shilleahs and demanded
the surrender Of the flags This was refused and an
attempt being made to force them one of the bearers
presented apistol and attempted twice to fire it. He
was seized, horribly mangled, and carried of. .
Ire nags were taken. Durhams's name torn and
on with contempt
In the closing part of the day, a new attack was
made Hpon the Reformers. One was pursued in his
wagon, whe fired twice on his pursuers. Neither
One man was seized and rode upon a rail. and
lars, in the woods, sc.
The "Lswistown Telegraph" gives an account Of
two burnlngs near Queenston--one Of the barns and
nuthouses belonging to DR.. Newbsrn, at Stamford:
and the other, the house and barns of Mr. Over
hault, at Short Hills. They were both the works of
Gus loyalists.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-Advices from Buenos
Ayres are received to llth Of May. The Argentine
Republic is still convulsed with intestine wars
Manuel Oribe who was driven some time since from
the government of the Oriental Repsblic, by Don
Fructuoso Rivera. has taken up against his RI
val, and beat him in pitched battle in April last
The Correntinos, or Rivera's army of 5000 men,
were completely cut to pieces by the Entire Rios.
Rivera had joined the French
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

A RAILROAD FROM PORTLAND TO LAKE CRAM
PLAIN is contemplated. Two routes have been ex-
amined and surveyed. The northern route passes
towns and villages containing population Of $50,
Co., and will cost S25l per mile 1886 253 for
the entire road The population on the southern
route Is 40 OO0 and the road will cost "a $685. or
e27 SD per mile.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

LrioH the young who was wounded a short
time since IN an ARRAY in woodville, Miss died on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

FLoRIDA.-From ST. Augustine we have intelli
genee to the 9th INST Information has reached there
that Capt Mitchell and Lieut. Pugh, with IL men of
the LIST Infantry, died lately of poison at station
near Deadman's Bay. The cause was subsequently,
discovered to have been key Of white lead thrown
down the well.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18
MORNING HERALD
THURSDAY. JULY rs. 1888.

THURSDAY MORNING, 3 o'cLock.-Ihe BRITISH
QUEEN has not vet arrived II is barely possible
Chat she left on the first ofJuy but hardly probable
The Great Western was once "a days coming over,
and the Liverpool q days. The Western has been
ont - DAVIS at noon today, and she made her last
,rip in II pays and hours, we shall expect her
hourlv till she arrives As before, il will be pull
devil pull baker, between Roberts and Hosken, till
one or botn arrive.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-18

o. A serious accident occurred on the New Jer-
sey Railroad on the 10Th inst. II appears that in the
morning two Irishmen, both intoxicated. were reel
ing along the track in quest Of work, whenthey were
told to move oft or they would be run over. They
did not mind whatwas said and in attempting to jump
upon dirt car, fell between the and directly
across the track. Hugh Murphy was run over, which
so mangled his leg that he was obliged to undergo
immediate amputaticn. None Of those attached to
the railroad or water works are To blame.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-24
FOR THE MADisoNiAN
BENTON AND THE TARIFF.

Happening in the gallery Of the Senate the other
day, when Mr.. Benton eulogizng General
Jackson or destroying The Tariff, and, at the same
time condemning Mr.. Clay his friends, as he
said for their high tariff notions. Twas induced on
my return to my house TO recur to the vote on the
passage of the Tariff for 1929 the most exccptiona-
Bile act. admitted on all hands, that has ever been
enacted The act which produced the southern rebel
ion and brought into existence that fiery little band
Of Nullfcrs, the leader Of which is now in the arms
of Mr.. Benton; and sir, to my utter establishment,
find, notwithstanding the hypocrital cant of Mr..
Benton and the other friends of the administration
at this day. the vote at thai day stood as follows, on
the passage OF the bill
fEAs-Messrs. Barnard, Barton, Benton Bate
man, Bouligny, Chase, Diekcrson, Eaton, Foot, Har
rlson, Hendricks, Johnson, of Kentucky, Eane
Knight ML0nc, Marks, Noble, Ridgley Koran
Sanford, Seymour, Thomas Van Buren,, Webster,
Willey-26.
NAYs-2l
Here you can see with what audacous eff'ron,ery
these men can turn round and catcchise Mr.. Clay
ana ms friends for favoting the protect OF Ame-
rican industry al that time let them look to the vote
OF their chief and file leader II.
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TWENTY-FiFTH CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION.
IN SENATE.
TUESDAY, Jan. %. 1899

TUESDAY,, Jan, y 1859
The chief portion Of the business transacted in
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OF which were ordered 10 be engrossrd for ,hifd
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res luton was introduced BY Mr. WILLIAMS
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TUESDAY, January %, 1899.


Present rs Yesterday.
No. Is. Clement Woodward rs James Brown
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.
MONDAY, January 81 1889.

Present ms on Saturday
GEoRGE E. B.neER, Esq. of North Carolina, DAN
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sroaY delivered the opinion Of this Court anl'mng
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the Bank OF TIE Unied States. Error lhe ene" ~
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-01-30
p o Is Il q & .
pr MRS. SARAH }. HALE,

alt SHOWS - cries the selool-boy--" hurshs' and
Il ringing through parlour and hall,
While swift as the wing of the swallow, he's our.
And his playmstes have answered hts cali;
+, makes the heart leap but to witness their joy
Proud wealth has no pleasure, trow,
Like the rapture that throbs in the pulse OF the boy
As be gathers his treasures OF snow;
Then lay not the trappngs of wealth on thine heirs
While health, and the riches OF Nature arctheirs.
"lt snows." sighs the imbecile-"Ah'' and his
breath
Comes heavy, a. clogged with weight;
While from the pale aspect OF Nature in death,
As he turns TO the blaze of bis CRATE;
And nearer and nearer his soft cushioned chair
Is wheeled tow'rds The life giving flame
He breads the chill puff Of the snow burdened air,
Lest it wither bis delicate frame;
Oh, small is the pleasure existence can give,
When the fear shall die, only proves that We live.
alt snows!' cries the traveller" Hop and the
Has quickened his steed's tagging pace;
The wind rushes BY but its howl is unhesrd--
Unfelt the sharp drift in his face;
For bright through the tempest his own home APP
peared-
Ay, though leagues intervene, he can see'
there's the clear glowing neatibs anu tue 'a"e I's
pared,
And the wife with her babes on her knee
Bcst thought how it lightens the griet-laden hour
That those we love dearest are safe from its power
alt !" cries the belle" Dear how lucky
and turns
From her mirror to watch the flakes fall,
Like the first rose of summer, her dimpied cheek
burns,
While musing on sleigh-ride and ball;
There are visions cf conquests, OF spiendor and
mirth,
Floating over each drear winters day.
Bot the diogs of Hope, this storm beaten earth,
win melt like the snow fakes away;
Turn, turn thee TO Heaven, fair maiden, tor bliss,
That world has pure fount neer opened IN this.
" II SHOWS 7" cries the widow" Oh, God" and
her cries
Have s,ihed the voice Of her prayer;
Its butden ven read in her tear swollen eye,
In her cheek sunk with fasting and care
IT'S highland her falherless ask her for bread
But !" He gives the young ravens their TODD.
And she trusts till her dark hearth adds horror TO
dread,
And she lays on her last ship OF wood.
Poor sufferer that sorrow thy God only knows
IT'S most bitter lot TO be poor when IT SHOWS.