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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

IMPORTANT FROM CASADA.-The editor of the
Montreal Herald" is singular and erratic genius,
for he changes his opinion very often. When Mr..
Patriot Mckenzie was convicted, he gave a certain
reason for il; but now he thinks differently and saws
that Sir John Coborne has received orders from his
government "to pursue, in Of future invasions
Of the Canadas from the Republic, and punish the
outlaws wherever he can catch them" which so
frightened and ntimidated the American authorities
that they Immediately sentenced Mckenzie and Case
20 the State Prison. TIL, n" Herald" man knows II
several instances where the patriots have been
1to the States and captured, the American anhori-
ties attempting to interfere in the slightest de-
gree.
If the above information be correct, there will be
good deal Of trouble on the fronter-that is, if sir
John follows out his instructions to the letter For
IL anv patriots pursued over the lises the pur-
suers will go back much faster than they came.
aThey come feet A. forest deer
We'll drive them back a. tame
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

Mrs. Andrew Byerly, Of North Huntington town
ship, Pa, committed suicide on Friday last by cut
ting her throat from ear 10 ear
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

Mr.. BENNETT
The press, with the single exception Of the " He
raid have overlooked one important fact in their
controversies and talks about cotton and the Bank
Of England, namely, that the monopoly system COM
menced herei Mr.. Biddle says in his letter, that
he ad vanced upon cotton TO sare the planters. He
did SO, and held on 10 IL until he brought the price
% ~. No -ss.i. L. fss 60 -s.n
and foreseen by you. All such arrangements must
operate in a similar way. Yrs respy, BIS. f.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

GREAT MrsroRTUsE.-Queenv Victoria is entirely
knocked up at lastwe mean the beautiful statue oy
Stout, not the steamship, or the Queen herself. On
Monday morning. about nine o'clock, between piers
No. 10 and ii in the East River, this untoward asc-
dent took place. The statue was boxed up and
about being shipped its way to Boston-but as the
men were hosting it board the schooner benjamin
Bgelow the sings gave way, it fell to the bottom OF
the hold, and flew into thousand pieces. We pre-
sumo the master Of the schooner is liable for the da-
mage. This statue the admiration Of every one
who had seen it. II was the first full length statue
ever modelled by native artist, young man, born
and educated in New York. Some of the most dis
tinguishcd connoisseurs have pronounced II the
greatest work Of the day in statuary. In Boston,
whittier it was going, it would have been admired
very much-for in Boston there is finer taste for
painting and statuary than in any other city in the
country The value Of the statue is- varousy esti-
mated at $4,000 to $4,000.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

90 THE REVOLUTION in the newspaper press
gees on. yesterday the Transcript announced its
own dissolution. This was penny paper, conduct
ed on the cash system; yet 1t could not live. What
a greater mortality must ensue among some Of the
badly conducted large Wall street prints, managed
ON the credit system! The " New York Times"
and the New York Gazette" have been taking great
credit to themselves by taking each fresh partner,
each partner raw from provincial town, acquant-
ed with the intrIcacies Of popular opinion in western
Babylon. No establishment above all, no
newspaper establishment, that is doing well would
ever take partner. never shall have partner in
my establishment unless II be a sleeping partner,
and then shall be very particular about the sex
The change Of the "New York Daily Advertiser,
to the New York Express was only change to
get better. The revolution cannot be stopped,
till every paper in Wall street succumbs to the new
system.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24
paid are the best Of ALL especially those drawn afe'

Three days after the day Of jsdgnept,
promise to pay to the Devil or Luciier. or
any enc Of Ms angels or agents. the sum Of
, $4,000, for value received in advances on
cotton, at ~ cents per pound, from Grip
en-, GrasPaii, Cheatem Co., with 8 per.
judgment. tt9f8 49,. .T -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

FRoM MExIco.-There is some secret move ment
developing in the affairs Of this country, which will
probably rid Texas Of an arch enemy. 1t has been
discovered or suspected that Bustamente and Cor
tazar have been for some time in espondencs
with Urrea and that Arista took possession of Tam
pico in a very easy manner. Santa Ana, in eonse
quence OF these developments, has concluded TO
retire TO his farm, and has called Bravo from the
confines to the city Of Mexico A proclamation has
been issued which states that the department Of
Texas" must be regulated. The alternative of peace
or war is to be offered to the new Republic.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

Mr.. CLAY was to have visited Rochester on the
10th inst. Extensive arrangements were made to
receive him.
After he left Buffalo, and. while on his way to the
Falls, he inspected the mole and embankment ON
Squaw Island, the ship and guard locks of the Erie
Canal, and the turning OF the waters Of Lake Erie
through that grand artificial channel to the ocean-
He also examined the Touring mills, and at White
haven the saw mills, from which large supplies Of
navy plank are sent TO the different northern ship.
yards Acconrps'ncu ~ ans svn, var. LAY wcL, Un
to Grand Island, to the famous herd of short
horn Durham and Devon cattle. From Whitcnave-
the party proceeded to Taraw aada Island and there
took some refreshments, which is always very ne
cessary with public men. In the evening Mr.. Clay
returnea to General Rorter's to sleep. His nights
rest was disturbed Nv dream, in which Martin Van
Buren,, General Scott, Daniel Webster aud General
Harrison figured. General Scott seemed to trouble
him very much, and he fretted good deal, which
awakened him several times. He passed restless
night.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

delighted 10 learn that you coniag New York
that cannot express ny joy In writing bet
for the hour whsA shall meet ysa thinking whe
got yosr dear letter that il would be aest possble for
ne TO into the country this my little GIRL
and were 10 meet out OF the city, be hardly pro-
par to have her with nebut Daer-yss e be here to-
day. Husband is gone cut Of to o house No 20
Su0oth, near street IL is new brick house. Come i'm.
mediateIy. remain vosr ever Ioyng
Addressed to n
Mr.. Jane. NcCowan -~--s---.t-..---..s.
Philadelphia Hotsl-to be kept till called for
Here the accused addressed the Court, and said il
was necessary to have the lady present. for the wit
nesses had altogether sworn falsely
The Court said if il was necessary t. have the
lady the case must be postponed until next Friday.
Prisoner-So help me God, i never touched his
wife, nor was in the house ten minutes
Arlin-You know you was on the bed with nv
wife. M.
Dunshee, Officer sworn Il went TO the house
between and o'clock on Sunday and arrested this
man; he was seated in rocking chair, and Mr..
Garland was keeping watch in the hall.
AT this part Of the their h0uors said they
were incompetent to say whcter assault had been
committed or not, and directed the taller be re-
manded until Friday.
Subsequently Mr.. Arlin came to their hsnor's and
begged them to let his rival he had get Sheriff
Ohcer waiting to arrest him on action of Grim
con and Of trespass. he Court then directed the
TAILOR to set the unhappy tailor free from the Egyptian
Tsmbs. We learn, however, that his liberty was Of
very short DURATION for he leaving the prison
again taken into custody and held to bail the
Of $4,000.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24
Police OMcc.

july 2S.-Morality W. Pu6licity.--A complaint
was recently made at this office against the Captain
Of the N. o. packet ship Arkansas for taking certain
Liberties with pretty little s0ubrene of sewar-
dess, who promised to make an addition in conse-
quence to the irresponsible paintings edpc ating
at the public expense The Aims House authorities
after hearing both parties, held Captain Dennis to
bail Some curious facts injected with this case
having come to our knowledge, we thought the
cause of morality might be subserved by giving pub
licity to the affair, bat applying to our polite at
tentve friend, Mr. Calender the clerk Of the Police
we were told that snch documents were never in
tended to meet the public eye, especially when the
parties complained against respectable married
men. Now we happen to differ from this doctrine,
and therefore, in the Of day or two we shall
give expose that will startle, if not astonsh all
munity. "n-
High Handed Measure.-One Of. the new loco
foco officers, who styled himself constable, went
on Sunday afternoon to the shop of MIR. Corbyn, in
Broadway, and insisted on the boy closing the shut
tiers and leaving off business and quitting the premises
Mr.. Corbyn conceiving that he was residing in land
Of liberty, and that sci ing spapers Of Sunday is
nGta greater crime Z. than selling gin sling. and mint
and to know If the civic authorities would sanction
such unwarrantable ne rerence the part Of one
dressed out in little brief authority. His Honor
told him that he had power control over the
Sunday officers, and recommended an application to
the Common Council.
BirdiFdnsiers Bsp0rs GA Mr.. Morrison, who re-
sioes an fesey sueet, appeared Delore the MagIs-
trate to complain Of the loss OF very valuable
mocking-bird, which had teen stolen from the win
dow OF his drawing-room some time on Monday.
Mr.. M said that his suspicious had aIiehted on a
Mrs. Taylor, who lived in the neghborhood, and
who had been seen in the possession Of just such
curious bipe! in feathers.
The Magistrate thereupon had Mrs It brought up,
when that lady told him that she certainly bought a
similar bird fer the sum Of SO, but finding it
was advertised, she sent for officer, when man
who said his name was Lyon came and she told him
to take the bird to its owner, and say she only in
tended to get back her &c. il il had been honestly
obtained by the man she bought il Of The man re-
turned with the $40, and that was all she knew Of
the matter, and the last she saw Of the bird. The
Magistrate, deemny this sufficient to exonerat Mrs
Taylor, she was discharged with caution MS to her
future purchases of mocking birds from strange men
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

o. n. I. Duncomb, baker, and formerly a resi-
dent Of this city, committed suicide the 3Oth ult
at the American Hotel, in Madison, Wisconsin Ter
ritorv .Ht
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

Disease will stalk through city, if the street in
speetors relax bit from their duty. Garbage and
filth Of every description, particularly dead dogs,
cats and hogs ought to be thrown into the streets
bat II they are it is the business Of the inspectors
to have them instantly removed. Yesterday We
saw IN broadway, near Grand street, dead dog ac-
tually broling in the SUM-. The decomposition Of
vegetables, sc. is very rapid in such showery, mug
gy, close and hst weather, we have experienced
within the past few days There is fear Of sick
ness if the streets are kept clean.
o. n. T. Duncomb, baker, and formerly resi-
dent Of this city, committed suicide on the 3Oth ut
at the American Hotel, in Madison, Wisconsin Ter
ritory.
Or The U. S. sloop-of-war Natchez, Capt. Benja-
min Page, Jr arrived here yesterday from the est
India station.
PACKET SHIP RocHEsrER-PArENr WINDLAss.
Our article on the ship Rochester, was copied
into the Liverpool MAIL and thus commented upon
the 9th ult.
"The notice of the American ship Rochester, in
our Tuesdays publcat lion, extractedfrom the New
York Herld, sets forth detailed account of various
improvements introduced on board by the builders
Messrs. Brown & Bell We were not aware that one
particularly referred being Of the greatest mpor
lance, namely, the Improvements TO the windlass is
stone, of the firm of Gladstone, Eddowes, & Co.,
and for which he has American patent, well as
for this country and its colonies. That gentle
man has also informed that those builders have
applied it without his leave sanctions but he sup
poses that they must have done it in ignorance of his
having patent for the United States in progress.
That Mr. Gladstone's invention is superior to, and
an improvement upon, the machines before made by
Messrs. Brown Bell, is established by the fact OF
their adopting his improv ements on board the Ro-
chester, these improvements having been copied by
them, from board that superb packet ship, the
Roscius to which vessel Mr.. Gladstone applied his
improve ments the last voyage but one, and which
were inspected by Mr.. Bell in person. We know
not the state Of the patent law in the United States
hew far patentee is protected, but are satisfied
from our personal knowledge OF Mr. Gladstone, that
should Messrs. Brown & Bell have w.lfully and
knowingly, and in face Of patent right, made and
fitted the above improvements, not having the au.
thority Of the patenee, he will at apply for the
legal remedy to project himself and by njusciier
restrain them from using his improvements. We
trust however, thatthese celebrated builders whose
integrity and honor are so we established, will see
the straightforward course which the rights of ind
viduals demand; and that our townsman will have
the full benefit of his ingenuity both at home and
chr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

Or The U. s. sloop-of-war Natchez, Capt. Benja-
min Page, Jr, arrived here yesterday from the Vest
India station. ae
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

Dear James received your kind letter and have kissed il
and resd II and over again until have gotten
by heart.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

Or The Liverpool steam ship viii leave Englana
For New York ON srst proximo. On the Ah Instant
every berth was engaged. Charles Kean and Mr..
vanae nhof will come in her. m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-24

l}- PACKET SHIP ROsCiUs FOR LIVER
P0OL.Pasenger by this ship will please be ON board N,
Steamboat HERCULES, at Whitehall, tomorrow, al il
o'clock "
News Rooms al half past III o'clock i,oa9,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-13
AT A TOWN.M e ETING,

Holden Newport, June 4h, 1889.
TT was Voted, That the following Regula-
Il tions respecting emptying Privy Vaults
be and the same is hereby made law OF
this town.
SECTION LIT is ordered, That no person
or persons shall hereafter between the 10th
day of April, and the l0.h day Of November,
in any year, carry into, or through any pub
lie Street of said Town, any part Of the con.
tents Of prvy vault, in any cart, Wagon,
or other vehicle whatever, except between
the hours of 10 o'clock p. M. and sunrise.
SEc. 2,-That no person or persons shall
at any time whatsoever, carry into or through
any public street of said town, any part Of the
contents of privy vault, in any cart, wag-
gon, or other vehicle, which shall not be
eficctnaly covered, and water tight
SEC. 3,-.That no such cart, Wagon or
vehicle, having therein any paIt of the con-
tents of n privy vault, shall be permitted to
stand Except while loading) in any public
Street of said Town.
SEC 4,-That in case Of violation of the
LIST and Cd sections mentioned, the owner or
owners, driver or drivers, of any such cart,
Wagon or other vehicle, shall forfeit and pay
the sum of Five Dollars; and for any viola
ton of the third section, such owner or own
ers, driver or drivers, shall forfeit and pay
the sum Of Two Dollars which penalties
shall be recovered to and for the use Of the
Town, in actions Of debt, in the name of the
Town-Treusurer, before any Court proper to
try the same.
SIC. 5,-That this Bye-law be published
three weeks successfully, in all the News
papers in the Town.
| True Copy: Witness,
b. b. ROWLAND, I0rn Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-13

MR.. HALL, respectfully gives notice that
A'A his three remaining Lectures, on the a.
bove great science, will take place as adver-
lised. every Erening ofMe present week, in the
llh Baptist Church. lie returns his sincere
thanks to the hundreds Of respectable ladies
and gentlemen who have attended thus IA 7,
and sat and stood, apparently with the deep.
est interest, for period of two hours, amidst
the crowd and Witnessed his humble labors
in the exalted, but neglected cause Of sci.
ence, Of religion and of truth.
Mr. ii. begs to assure the public, both in
Newport and elsewhere, that so far as in linn
lies, nothing shall be wanting, on his part, to
render HIMSELF in all respects, worthy of a
continuance of the crowded Churches with
which he is constantly bonored wherever he
lectures. lie will, during these three re.
mining Evenings, recapituate the most in
teresting parts already given, and exhibit
more than 200 Of his most splendid Diagrams,
with the lights, as usual, all eriinguished.
Tickets at l24 cts. to be had at the Book
Stores. June l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-13
UNEAAMPLED
Mammoth Scheme.

YNIIE following details Of a Scheme Of Lot.
terry, 10 be drawn in December next. var
rants ~ IN declaring II 10 be UNPARALLELED
Ia the history Of Lotteries. Prizes 10 the aiuoun
have never before been offered to the public. II
Is true. there are many blanks, but on the oihe
hand, extremely low charge Of $50 per liclSe,
the Value and Numbers Of the Capitals, aud
the revival OF The good old custom Of warranting
that every prize shall be drawn aud Sold, will.
we are sure give universal satisfaction, and es-
pecisy to the Six Hundred Prize Holders.
To those disposed 10 adventure, we recon-
mend early application being made To us for
iickcts-wben the prizes are all sold, blanks only
remain-the first buyers have the best chance.
We, therefore, emphatlcally say--DELAY
NOT hut at once remit pnd transmit TO Us your
orders, which shall always receive our iInnedi-
ate attention. Letters 10 be addressed, and mp
Plicalion made to SYLVESTER l. co,
1856 Broadwayi New York.
To-" OJserre The number, l56.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-13
S I L X s.
Notice..

TIME concern of B. WOOD g. co. will
Il expire by limitation on the lst of Au.
gust next, which makes it incumbent upon
them to insist upon an immediate settlement,
of oil outstanding accounts. Those who
have any accounts against them, will please
present the same previous To the time of lin
i,ation, and the accounts due Them, lB. Wood
g. Col no, settled at that time, will be hand
ed over Cor collection.
The signatures of b. WOOD, or f. GRAY
under the name of b. WOOD Il co. will be
used for the settlement of all accounts.
Newport June lst-6tI, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-13

nFaithe ren,ed cs ever devised for the rcsto alton
~ aud presctvatlon of the Hair, nothing has been
found equal To- Abert's tleH ginous Hair Tone. u sci
dom ai Ia restore the hair 10 heal ana he uy. Many
who hald three mon ls aso, can now cxh luxu
rant he dS oi hair.
IL prrpnr from recipe Of the celebrated DR. Ali
bert oi PdrIs, by one ot his pups.
The Lowing eltrr from ur Fitch, is very Mid
j permitted to be used.
Philadep phia, May 10, IsIa
Dr Jayne-rear Sir: feel that can hardly say
-norgh to y,u IN favor Of Alibeus ueag Hair ouic
sold by u. had the honor oi personal qunintance
with haron Al brt in Paris. lie IN known to all III,
world rs one OF The moot ,inncnt lecturers ami praci
trrs in all diseas sof the KIN, sc that has been
known, all who have attendei his cuns citations
1T The grat l1Osp al Saint uIs who have H. AID his
public eturs witnessed te sucress OF his private
practi,e, vii unhesitatingy acknowledge lis Hair
Tonic ! cous der Of the b II preparations for thr
hair W Ia VI ch we are acquainted, aud fly Jusiies
the assertion IN the prospectus of the pr,pnetu have
81 perlenced the mUst signal benefits ir"n II. My ~
had bccn falling on about two Years, and had bcc"n
very thin, threatening speedy baldness, when CON
meme Il using this remeay In ab"u one week ceas
ell Ia fall II. have used II now about thee months
aud have full aud thick he. of H. r Us can posi-
ID desire. have re commenced its ne 10 number
oI INV friends, who a speak wei oft. II faithfully
employei, have no doubt nf its general success.
mny add IA before using the Tonic nd fien almost
all the various articles Dyed for The ,r, such a
the OIL all the iercn preparations ot ar's
OIL vrgr nble hair oil, NJ without experiencing mu, b,
WY ssii1'GIi, No I7a hcsnut t.
copy of Litter from e ratk. Pastor 'i the Bap,ir
huieh ut iIadiOnheld J.
Haddunhrii, teb 10 1899.
DrD Jayne-Sir; I tate pieas're IN ino' ming you
N the battle Of Alibru's Hair Tonic whlch obtained
nr YOU last Uciob =, his proved mo satisfactory an
successful. Ny hair had ioT n long tine been exceed
ingly thn But for two ~ three years past u had So
fallen out that my head had become ainost eniifcly
bald. ! was hnder the nects.ty of conceal g III
ba,nes by conbing the b,if on the SIDES ovei u. Bu
now after using about half ot b Tile uf the Iunic
have as luxuriari grow III Of ia'r ~ ever ba'.
| CCPARK.
| The Rev Leon ,rd n tcl,r Pastor of the Baptist
.urch Mt Great Nallry Pn. ho used th butI
II this Tonic, (and who AL been I'D for years writ
10 Dr 'uyne; Mach :, 1859.
"My hair Is grow ing hn,iy, a'sure yon.'
L. LfLETCilER.
Mr. Flct hers head u completely covered with
nne growth OF new ha, where ID. had been perfectly
bnli befor'.
| II may he had Wholesale and retail Of DR.. ID.
JAYNE, General Agent, No 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia. Price 80. [june -.
For sale by Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY,
Agent for Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-13
Notice.

DERSONS visiting Fort Wolcott arc re.
l. quested to make known the object Of
their visit to the subscriber. or his family
and they shall be treated with attention and
politcness. All persons are requested not
. to take away sea weed, or any other proper
", from the Island, or enter any Of the build
ings, without permission, and are respectfully
requested not to visit The Island for amuse
ment or recreation on Sundays
+. SHELDON,
iune 6. Ordnance Sergeant
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-13
COMMISSIONERS & ADMINS
TRAITORS NOTICE.

'I'IlE subscribers having been appointed by
u the Hon. Court of Probate, Of the town
of Newport, Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims of the creditors of the
Estate Of James T.. Metchear, late of New
port, dec. represented inselvent, hereby give
notice, that six months from the Sd Of June,
1889, is allowed by said Court for the crcdi-
tors to exhibit their respective claims against
said Estate, and that we will meet at the of.
fee of ID. G. Dcnham. Esq. on the first Sat.
urdays in October, November, and Dccem.
ber next, at 3 O'Clock p. N. for the purpose oi
examining said claims.
JAMES LAwroN, }
ID. e.. DENuAM, Comm'rS
HENRY TAGGART,
All persons indebted TO said Estate are
hereby requested 10 make immediate pay.
ment, to Pr REMINGTON, .7imr.
Newport, June l3, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-13
REGULAR MAIL LINE

Ac~ FOR 3OSTON..-DaI-
Al LY, Sundays excepted J
&:S1-sY at 5P. NJ. from Battery
Place, pier No. ], N.
River, via Stonington, Newport and Provi-
dcnce.
Steamer MAssAcuUsETrs,C Capt. Comstock.
Steamer Providence, Capt Woolssy.
Steamer NARRAGAssETT, Capt. Child
Passengers OF the arrival Of the steamers
at Stonington may take the rail road cars,
and proceed with tho Mail Immediately to
Boston. or inay continue in the steamer. via
Newport, and take the rail ROAD cars at Pro-
vldcnce for Boston. June l3.