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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

HavRg-Po Sh,G Poiand-B @. Wainwright, lady. q chill
dren. and wants G. D. Afuesson, lady children. aud
want, Mics MargNet Hughes; Messrs Boyer, L. our.
Alfred pirarc. Chas. Bernier las Prom. j. h. Vaee
FAIR 81 rhilsdelphia T. n Nichols Of Providence j. m
Mahsr, Mrs Campbell s.ad-; Nsssrs. y. D. Harbour H.
Bur ttngham. Boston; 49, ReynaHd.
Lovpo,- Per SHIP Montreal james O. Birpey, Henry r.
station Mr.. r. Child, Miss Walhburin all 81 New Nore;
liver Ncai an. John Morton a. lad, MIR. Cough and
dy; Can't Truv edy,2 ch dren sd nurse; Capt Mcngo.
mario; Mr.. SinAilfy " Mise Norsworth
ry,ppoot Per ~ - kemrbis Mrs Lnsiey and servant
London, " g., Mics Mcutsecret. Of Dublin; Mrs. s. NJ
ct,,pbter AID rrs Long Louitna Mrs. Nichols. Of NV
YORK mrs.rs w. s Sl.ushier ard Tlos y Wolf, rLoni
lana, J.seph rsrey Nf New York; George Bnser ~ iii
n N~CvIi~u4h .ad Iohn Ncf,ullogN of Nissi spp Rev
charles Edvsr Lester of Utica; Add JObu Gore a Dublin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
I'VE. / PACKETS TO DEPART


Cleared.
sehr. Waterwitch Arnoqx New Orleans, B. Lasaa Vic
Arrived.
schr Susan Jane Lakin 10 days from Calais Me- lumber
sehr Orion, Clark days from Calais Me lumber, to j.
s sSr Bs"aeE Tce o,.ea s,s 3
sehI Genuine, Pool, Gloucester fish
schr sally Hope, Kelly, Boston, fish
Schr Penobscot, Newman, Virginia.
below.
ship, barque, and briggs,
Sailed
Anony
Ellery CharIestop illinois, Apalaehcoa; Sporn Knight N
s%eo bara%ess Madsssss Berry, Dis%eDd
brig Tasman, Pratt, Gibraltar, and others
United States Ports.
BosrSs, May sV 7 Renewn yell, New York CID Ben
America Folser, New York volta, MorAns, do CID Orb,
cis May s-Arr ve'per, Sylvester New York;
Ms
ReTsose; May sTAr John Enaus, New York; Rich
Sn c. r, "a s s% New o
ycs Hsmss s. Hs New
s,vANsAH May 5-Cd Augusta, Davis, New York. Sid
Phllhra, Sherman, DO.
PENSACOLA, April 2s-Arr Galen, Brewer New York
APALAcHcoIA, April 25-Arr Rienzi, Norton, New York;
Martha Washington Taylor dos FRANCIS Ashby Randall de-
York; Brainard Bunker do; Hero Holmes, do.
ST. yosErHs, April 2sArr Marion, Parson, Lverpoo Chs
Carroll Gregin Havana sully Thompson New York Ches
ter Hanna do. Cid MarioA Apaaehicola Alexander New
York
MogILE May Arr Virginia, Petes, NETWORKS cid Mar
garet Scott, Penhalow, Havre
Foreign Ports.
gTaSc jan MPus Of NYOr for B ,. en- ds th
MAuRITiUs, Feb-Ns American vessels in port.
MADRAS, Jan. i6-No American vessels in port
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence Of the Herald |
WASHINGTON, MAY Il

WAsHINGroN, May 10, 1910.
The weather continues dull and cherries. The
thermometer vcrges several degrees lower than il
did in the middle of March, and fires and fannels
are not only found comfortable but absolutely me-
necessary.
IL Mr.. Adams Bill, for the suppression of SNUG
then the Indian Bill will be called up, and LONG
an tedious debate Of some weeks will ensue. Much
acrimonious erin nation, and discrimination will
grow out Of that bill.
The Rev. Robert Newton, of the British Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, preached at the capitol to-
day. The reverend gentleman's effort was consi-
dered decided failure. Mr.. Newton was either i'll
today, or he has been most singularly overrated.
He is far from being eloquent and the crowd that
assembled to hear him left the capitol most sadly
disappointed. Yours, sc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

AMERICAN ISsrIrurE.--An adjourned meeting Of
the members of this Institute in favor OF REroRM in the
management of it, affairs, viii be held Mt the ward House,
Of Broadway and Howard street Wednesday
ing 18th inst ocIoes TO hear the IRE. report Of the non
mating committee for Trustees Conmittees Managers, &c.
for the Transaction Of ether business be-
Gore it. general and puncua aendsnce IL requs:ied
Biy. LvISesfor, Chairman
prr,p w LupLuM, Secretary.
New York, May IA, 1870. 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

Row IN BRooKLYS.-There was great row and
fight in Brooklyn yesterday afternoon. The rioters
were composed oft soap lock volunteers of a New
York Fire Engine, and parcel of Brooklyn firemen
There was also a small this side of the river
The Mayor and all the police of Brooklyn turned
out to quell the riot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

The GREAT DIsAPPEARED.-What has become Of
the 9th Ward committee Of citizens to enquire into
the supposed murder of Mr.. May in Charles street!
Who was the Wall street broker that cashcd the
drafts sent by Mr.. May to the American Fur Com
pany's Office, the very day they accepted by
the president of that Company! Let's have all the
facts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

ly- The Ohio river is nearly two feet higher than
has ever been within the last six years; and is
the Mississippi and at the last accounts they
both rising On the I'd Of May, branch Of the
Mississippi was running through Poydras street,
New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

FROM FLoRrDA-The family of Mr.. Mclean
was recently attacked near Tallahassee, and his
wife and three children butchered. Mr.. Mel.
absent, but his son was home, and succeeded in
escaping, after having killed several of the red
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

CHATHAM TBE Celeste had most brilliant
reception last evening and the ,sdsnse enraptred with
the Wizard Skih, and ST. Marys Eve.
The bill Is advertised for this evening Blake Tom
Bags in the SOLDERING the finished piece e act
,hg conceivable mya
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
ENEyoLEycE.---The

ENEvoLEScE.--The President
has remitted the fines imposed on Van Rensselaer,
and Lyon Mackenzie for breach Of the neutrality
laws, but evnces disposition to shorten the term
Of their imprisonment.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

Sales Of Stock at Philade lphia yesterday.
$1,000 state fye 1858, 81 1905 $500 Lehgh Fvs 1884, Apl
90 1905 $500 Lhgh Skies 1886 s5 100; S505 Draft New
York sight 1851 100; 80 shares u S. Bank cash. 77 IOs
do Farm * Mech Bank, 54 do Grard Bank, 20 do
Camden and Amboy, ls.
Sales on Saturday at the Second Board
shares u 5. Bank, II. 10 do do cash, IN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

0G-The Baltimore Sun says that Dabncy passed
through that city last Sunday, his way to Rich
mond to give himself up.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

the relative position of State Stocks in the London market
the dates March, 1892 give the following prices
from Earrings, Circular
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

The President of the United States has cognized
Luige Mossi, as Consul General of Sardinia at New
York, and Antonio Michoud, as Consul Of Sardinia
for New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

United states Circu Court.
Present Judges Thompson and Belts.
May ll.-Lorenzo Ackley and Alfred Washing
ton convicted Of revolt, were put to the bar, and
adjudged to be imprisoned in the county Jail for two
wears.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
weekly Report OF Intcrments,

At ST Croy the Goth Of April Of consumption, Mr. Jas
Keefe, New York Pilot. aged rs years.
weekly Report OF Intcrments,
In the City and County Of New York from day OF
May, 20 the 9th day OF May, $50
81 men, 2swsmen. ~ boys, 30 girls-Total ie.
DIsrssEsApopleyy q; Asthma o. Burned or scalded 0;
Bleeding Bleeding from stomach ofrom lungs Casualties
Cholera infAnum Cholera morbus o. Collie o; Cancer
Consumption III Conyulsons Group or Hives a Delrum
tremsns Drowned 9; Death from Poison Dropsy Drop
81 in the S. Dropsy the chest Darrha Dysente-
nv ?; Fryspelss IL Fever do bilious de typhoid do
let do poerpera? do rem,ent o. do infammatory o. Gan
Of lungs Hooping Cough " inflammation o. do OF
brain do u liver do Of kidneys do chest do lungs III
OF the bowels do stomach a. Insanity Il Killed
dered o; Msrssmu. s. Merti6caiion Il Measles l. Organic
disease 81 heart 3; Old Age Palsy Spinal disease
scrofua 2; Suicide Small pox u Teehing Tumor o.
Unknown o; Ulcers o, liberation of throa2 Worms o.
Ofi year and under, 2ei between and q 10; betw
and ", b.,w and TO- bew 20 and 90 betw 70 and 20 ~
hetw and betw and so ~ betw 80 and 60 S. betw
90 and TO- u btw 70 and So q bew 30 and 90 u bew 20 and
1901
PlAor. or NATIVITY United States ireland n; Engl
Scotland o; Wales 2; British Pos essiens, A., o; Den
mark 1; Germany 4; France o; Spain o; Upknowns
FRost-Ams House, Bellevue 2; Hospital, do u New Jer
sey Long islands; Bisckwelrs Island City Hospital
Coiored persons, g.
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
CITY inspectors Office. May 2. 1870.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
NJ II PECK SLIP.

DOCTOR EVANS. senior. ia 70 attcudsnce ~ his I'D
- s,snd from NJ u 10 p. " daily where bis Old snd
new 'eut respectfully nYod 70 ca when particular
nedtcr. aid h required.
~ q. Dome be deceived oY bows mcr, who frequently
fsr ne. NV Ioos 10 te greg be denh dos
4, , .'~'- ~ =, mkt inis.
81 D.tsr as AfnSl .--Jtst tgctittd tw t.oussd
u Lsvant Letcie god Size in prime 6, ndton tU sale
mYsss: "' G. fe:6LBY, ISL Pta,l corner Frankfort
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

JAMES G. BrRNEY, the "nigger" candidate for the
Presidency of this great country, has gone to Eng
land. He sailed yesterday He has probably gone
to get aid for the poor prosecuted and enslaved
~ niggers"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

LOOK oUr.-The Street Inspectors Of the Sixth
and Eighth Ward are to be removed for neglect of
duty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

ac- The packet ship England, Captain b. l..
Waite. arrived Sunday from Liverpool, made the
passage in thirty days, notwithstanding she expe-
rienced severe westerly gales nearly all the way
over the Atlantic. She lost fore and main gallant
yards, and sprung main topsail yard. Capt. Waite
has crossed the Atlantic hundred and forty-four
times. and has never been wrecked. Neither has
he met with any serious accident.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

Benjamin Smith, one of the disappeared has been
found wandering about Washington.
ANorHER--Jesse Moore has disappeared from
Newcastle, Del Has not been heard Of since the
25th of March
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
Married
Died.

On the 10th instant the Missionary Church Of the Holy
angeist By the Re, Mr. Pond, Isaac Wood NJ d. to Mrs
VI. NJ Street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

o. DIR. Bradford continues his lectures on Anato-
my and Ply siology, at Clinton Hall, this evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

SHIP NEWS.
PHILADELPHIA. May lt-Arr Sun, Corson, New York
BALTIMORE, May io-Arr Meteor, Burgess, New ork.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

p-GRrEs PEAS and CUcUnsERs were in mar
ket yesterday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

- THORBURNs ANNUAL SALE OF DOUBLE
H&DAHLIAS.-It Is the intention Of the subscriber To
public sale Of One Thorsand Dohias in pots, 70
take pac. between the 10th aud 2h Of the mouth
They viii be Put neat bas cts, each continuing do
pots aud viii consist Of all the splendid varieties shown
last with spnk ing throughout the general assert
ent Of Of the kinds Of this springs importation,
and which other in America The plants
viii be all strong and healthy, pot labelled Gaia
cgues will be printed and due notice given Of the sale day
The sale will take place under tho direction of Mr.. j. r.
GLOVER ard the plants be epen for inspection day rrev
The last MAY the best time turn hem into
the ground they require genial warmth TO take vigor
O myIS 81 GEO c. THoRBURN. " John st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
RIBBON AND SILK STORE.

O2 RIBBON AND SILK STORE. %
THOSE wishing fashionable Paris Ribbons should call at
Is Division street. where be found the largest As
sortment in the city, consisting of Rich Embroidered
de Naples and Grosderne Ribbons Embroidered Edge Gros
dombre Ribbons Shaded Ribbons China Ribbons, Striped
Ribbons, SC &c. Sc Plain Figured Silks, Corded Silks Of
coors PLAIN and Figured Satp Florehces Capes
Wire Reeds and Millinery articles in general The day
Wb;te Strs, rcspp ssn " ssd W SooIs1 VIZ m a n
sc Also Embroidered Grape Lsse Ribbons with
great assortment of fancy Dry Goods.
B3Constantly on hand Gentiemens and Lsdies' best
Pars Kid Gloves, wholesale and retail, by
ap!smisF &. Il. LEVY rs, Division street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

NATIONAL hCADftIY OF DESIGN, CLINTON
~ HALL The Fift~suh Annual Shibonr Z The Acad.
my nov r,en FROM 10 O'Clock a. NJ vut 70 O'Clock NJ
assion rs cents ssasoo tickets 50 csnt Caal'rus ~.
cents. aps 2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

CELESTE is now playing her round of characters
70 capital houses at the Chatham. She is as ad-
mirable and excellent actress in her line as ever
she WAS ....|
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

CHARLES Y, EOLwELL, LATE FOREMAN TOW
" H. sTlNEMETs, and formerly Cutter 10 J. q. Wymar
az Broa begs leave 10 inform his friends and the public
that he has OPENED at "a Fulton street establishment Coz
IN. OF Tailoring business ia all is varieties
where g.pe.n will always find fashionable assormsni q
6ps Cloth, and assmerps also description OF RICH
Sst,n rhalt Woollen and Marsees vestings, which vii
be made 10 ORDER in the most fashionable and
TWENTY FER CENT. BELOW THE USUAL
CHARGES, FUR CASH, ......
q b wo,ld eark that his practice Gu TIER havire
nvaahy attended with the most gratifying Ne
warranted rsring al those who wouL patronize him,
that they shall have % 10 complain OF either &C.
stvi. or .iatv aUl iw+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

PARK rHEAIhA-1hls EVENING viii DC perform
6LiyEF TwsTsossf ' r WI hi Mrs.. rreha.d Bill
NAN ABoGT town Mr. Chapman.
BQWEkf THEATRE.-rHIs EVENING vii De per.
p miRf; RAIsER-Elkansh White, Mr. Proctor, Crazy
u YAsNKEE TRAyELLER-Deu Deuteronomy Dutirul, Mr..
TON saiNGtE or Mat Of the Iron Hand; Tom crinsle.
rpocon; Mat OF the Iron Hand Blskeiey; Elizabeth,
RGSss s an esns and the curtain ;ss
New ,CHATHAM THEATRE.-THIs EVENING
hA H as.; ess; by Mile Co.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-THIs EVENING WI be per
z syAS " SET 4os ., sss s Hs:
IEFE gdcsApETs-Hannibl Won plsn.tan, Mr..
at aiSa and and perform
ssns Foxes dress circle second and third tier IS
DE-. TI;AYhiI0Rs BALSAM OF LIVERWoRT.-'The
his pTi WI. bear mind that the only Office for the sale Of
ssrS t5 e by y s r.; here &h
Yer Gs'@Gis &c * r.:
Ledge extends he inside Office And yethe comes
mad @ has Ssse .s
m s owsry % ssy he
n& {. ss. a ss know Sa s.
madeand then calls other SPURIOUS! These facts
and will only leave il to the public f greater piece Of M
pudence was pamed on community Once
that the original Office is at 375 Bowery
GEO. TAYLOR MD
Reconsideration aAspinwali. Agent for Brooklyn only
at l39 Fulton street myi2 3tE'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HEALTH ONLY-A
- ASHFORD resper fully informs his friends the vicinity
othe Tattersas that h has just fitted large Room 40
known Broadway Hall with tables where he will
be happy those who wish play purchase tables and
At his old stand II Ann street adjoining the Museum, where
there thirteen tables ready for trial Tables
scrPtion, ceths balls &C. for sale above
The above rooms have the reputation of being kept
most table and the best assortment OF tables
J23
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

AT ST rox on the goth Of April Of consumption Mr.
Keefe, New York Pilot, aged rs years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

CURIOUS ExPERIMENT.-Last Saturday novel
sight was seen in harbor boat containing four
five men was observed to shoot, or fly, or dart
the bay, at the rate of twenty-five to thirty
mAes per hour without sails ,and without oars, II
thought that she had little internal machine in her
bottom, propelng screw paddle, like that brought
over by Captain Crane. 1t was finally discovered,
however, that she was pulled over the water
by large kite, at great altitude, the line of which
was fastened to the bows ofthe boat.
This is the age for improvement in navigation, and
particularly in "kite flying" We shall soon hear
OF our packet ships going the Atlantic by the
aid Of kites at the rate of mile minute
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
DEPILAToRY POWDERS, FOR REMOVING SUPP X

DERILAToRy POWDERS, F0R REMOVING sUrkR.
Pimpesesus produced BY the much aunied cre,ss Ar
ce sold 81 per bottle The article nsw ehered !" the
Ladies " warranted - Per bottle -. ~u,.r 49,, 80.
LADIES' BEAUTY WATER, OH Iklk fAp DE
BEAUTE, manufactured by DE- y. GOuRA UD.--Ihs che
mic preparation a. and long has been Euroe held " high
ing preserving the skin has equal wrinkles,
and implies this wssh viii be removed
from face its poper,es well known, and appear 10 be
those that
the test II experience. 10 cents per bottle
SUPERIOR vEGETABLE ROUGE.-Comrssed nate
rally and smples the only wtch initiates
s perfection to improve or besut'y the complexion
INK AND IRON RUST DEsTRoYED.-so cents per
boeThs chemical reaction " calculated 20 be used
piled 10 relieve dress %
dresses either linen cotton, wcosr been stained
ink nail either OF long short sandng The above
articles al manufactured by the celebraed Dr. FRhNC1s
GOURAuD of Paris and b. bad sholesais and retail
Only " Walker street door from broadway ~est side
y. The nepilstory Powders equally caac,ouH or re-
moving the Beard. roots we'll. ap eo-lm'is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

IN. HU NrER'S RED DllOP-for one class 81 com aint
- only-lice No Division street door rom Al arr'
street, The only pacc in The city, SO vel kHov TOR W
very vreat anil extraortry u has fcriorued
without diet hin1rncc from husess ben a other re
dies failtd For Every particular i the ntiicine,
sdvc eats ON outer vial un3i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

EXCHANGE OF FINE ARTs.--We trust that the
lovers of art will attend the public meeting to be
held at Clinton Hall on Thursday evening. M Al
exandre de Vettemare will be presents and will give
very interesting view of his efforts in Europe on
this matter. We learn that several eminent literary
men will be present and deliver their views. This
Is right and proper, and ought to be encouraged
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

The ARAB SHIP AND THE PREsEsrs TO MR. VAN
BURrH.-The beautiful presents brought by the
Arab man of ar from the Sultan of Muscat, inclu-
ding the otto of roses, rich shawls and magnificent
Arab barbs, have not yet been presented to, or
refused by his democra majesty, Martin Van Blu
rem. The captain of the ship says, that if by the
constitution the President cannot accept them, that
he will take them all back to Muscat, except the
horses, which he will have sold here to the highest
bidder. If there is any selling about the business,
he means to do that HIMSELF and not leave it to con-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

IVANTED-A situation in a brokers' Office by young
w who hrrtrate Judge " money aud ittie &C
gaainted with the b.-n RI. advertiser wguld q deired
invest Thousand dolars The hest OF references WI o.
given ~ character. cap by. a.. note directed To
A. r. AND len AZ the City Hotel Will receive imed pc aen
ton uyR 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12
DWIGHT DANFORTH & CO,
HROkRRa

No. Merchants' Exchange.
Safety Fund.- Red Back, Eastern Phs3ephia, and Dnlt
Funds bought and sold the sestterms apti smi'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-12

JAMES BLEECKER, Auctienser:
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS AT THE STUHVE-
SAINT INSTITUTE.-JAMES BLEECKER & co.
will sell at auction Saturday the 18th instant O'Clock,
the Picture Gallery of the Sfuyvesant Institute No.
Broadway large COLLECTION Of Femish French Italian and
morning. at 10 o'clock for inspection and will open
dusng the day and Friday Catalogues will be ready
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

Nkws raoM EuxorE.-By the Great IVES
tent was thought that the contemp,uous ,res
ment which Mr.. VilieIs' motion to repeal the corr
laws. had received in the House Of Common
would dave the working classes to the mos, d.s
pe'ate measures, probably to revolution. Tn.
London papers report late organizations OF III,
Char'ists in various parts Of England. aud i, j.
said, tina, the people in the three Kingdoms, are
IN q state Of mind which would require bu, LITTLE
more to drive them into open rebellion.
The question which i. was expected would de.
eide the fate Of The Melbourne ministry, has been
carried in their favor by a majority of ten. They
will probably continue in Office another wear.
This is Of importance to the United States, on
account Of the pacific feelings entertained by those
ministers to this country. and their desire to set
lie the boundary question 10 an smicsble manner.
Hosiiiities had commenced between England
and the two Sicilies. This will no, be q very pro-
tracted msr.
A bill had passed the House Of Commons, abo-
ii'hing some Of the wealthy ecclesiastical sine
cures. Several Of the mos. opulen, of the beuef.
Charles. voted for it themselves.
The Queen had created Lady Underwood,
Duchess Of Inverness, who now takes prece lepce !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23
ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS

A
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-05-23

attempt al assassination ia .Nru Orleans
On the l3.h Inst. an individual by The name OF
Peabody, attempted 10 murder a Mr.. Powell, Of
tina, city, Powell was ., hi. house about cisA,
o'clock In the evening, looking over papers, " hen
he heard seine person entet the rooms and turning
round, saw a pi.sel presented ct hi. trras,. ly
Peabody. He Immediately raised his hand 10 the
sret threatened, and a, the sane insian, the pistol
wal. discharged, the hall passing through the hand
and entering his body, The assassin then He'd,
and was pursued by Powell At whom be fred
10 escape, atth ugh the stree, was fail Of spec,a.
tors. The outrage 10 said 10 be one OF diabolical
malice, without any circumstance to paiia,e It's
a~'rocity. We hope tina. the officers Of ju.,ice,ha,e
arrested the bloc thirsty villain.