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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

While giving place TO the following commu
nication it is but just that we should say, that
Mr.. GUILD is highly esteemed, personally and
vs. teacher, by many Of our most rcsPecta-
ble cilzens.-ED.. REPus.
A writer in last weeks Herald in an attempt
10 bolster up tho miserable, exploded Lancas-
terrain system ofteaching and at the same eu-
lagising the late principal of .ehool No. l, as
the greatest friend to the human race that ever
appeared in these dgginss-goes on to say that
-'' much credit also should be awarded for his
I" industrious aud perscvering attempts 10 raise
at the character Of our public schools from the
" low and degraded state in which no found
:" them. TO standing Of respse,asIity." The
gentleman Who penned that article had better
inform himself in regard to the facts in the
case before he sits down TO lecture us on th,t
or any other subject asain-and for his espee-
ial benefit, and, to save him the trouble of any
more Investigations, will tell him that there
was no public schools in Newport prior to the
enc kept by Mr.. Guild, and Of course there
were none in low and degraded siate."-
tloW ofuttly Tue SCroidIs ll lRHt SCHOOL were.
and what progress they made in useful learning
under that iadiriGudl, is not for US to ssy-bue
The fact. thai great many poor people took their
childrcu from that school, and sect them TO pri.
va,e ones. who were not able TO do so. and thar
the system has been discarded by the freemcn
after fair rial-speaks volumes, and renders
it quite unnecessary for apy foreigner TO try TO
convince Us that we are not competent to Judge
OF such matters ourselves. II is net the first
time that the inhabitants Of Ns-pori h,vs been
eraiu,ously slandersd BY such interlopers as
the writer Of the article alluded to. His own
character aud standing. however. are well M
dersiood, aud properly appreciated; aad he may
rest assured that however low and degraded"
may have been the esnJitisn Of our sehocboys.
at the period when biS frieod Guild took charge
or their morals. or at any other period the con-
duet Of their riper years. at least, would not
safer by any comparison with his own.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

CuBA CoAL.-A trial of the comparative
qualitie, of the Cuba and Enylish coal was
lately made in Havana, which resulted 10 esisb.
fishing the superiority Of the former. when
the Railroad, whick is SOW in course Of con.
sirneiion irsm Havana TO the mines. "a dis
lance ola few milcs) shall be completed. il Is
believed that coal can bs furnished in Havana
al as ehenr rate as shy senrori % the world.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

Heights, Conn. on Saturday, was attended by
an immense multitude, notwithstanding tbe in-
slemency Of the weather. Mr. GARLAxD, Of
Virginia; Mr.. PEARcE, of Rhode Island Mr..
NASH, Of New York CnILD, of Connecticut,
and several other gentlemen of distinction. de-
ivcred addresses, which are spoken OF as be-
ing remarkable for their power and eloquence.
Boston Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09
Gen. w. II. HARRrsoH.
Ciueinnati, Ohio.
Ner orleans, eM Aug. 1925.

Ne1c orleans, sh Dug 1925.
Dean SIR: You will allow me to express
surprise than no answer has been returned TO
my letter Of the oath May last; not even an
acknowlcds dsmcnt OF its receipt. That ! wrote
you was 4; your own request, | had therefore
every reason to fatter myself with a belief that
| should hear from you Without lass of time
| am fully decided spon having all the facts in
relation to tho transactions at Lower Sandusky
placed before the world; and will, therefore,
anless something satisfactory he shortly obtain
I'd from you, publish the letters which have
passed between us, that il may be at once seen
VI what complain, Nna with how much cause.
This is not offered as threat-tar from it-but
o show ysu that ] am in earnest, and that
nay be forced by you to have recourse 10
most disssreeable alteration. Yours.
G. CROGHAN,
To Gen. VIZ. II. UARRIsoN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

MIssoURI.-Official returns have been receiv-
ed FROM all but seventeen counties in thi: state,
which show that the majority for the democrat
ic candidate Cannot be less than cis sht thousand
votes. The Democratic majority 90 the Con-
gressisnal ticket is $500. 10 1888 the demo
cratic majority in the election of members to
Congress amounted TO 6232, 50 that the cleo
ton Of this year shows democratic gain Of
$500 votes.
1NDIANA.-The official whir majority for
Governor in Indiana is 8637, which is I44 less
than it was in 1896, and Rear 1900 less than it
was stated in the unofficial returns.
ALABAMA.--The official returns Of the cleo
,ions in the state of Alabama, show the demo-
cratic majority to be 1899 votes. The admin
trdiion majority in both houses Of the legisla-
ture, as before stated, will be l5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09
LATER FROM MEXICO.

The REvoLuTroY ErpED.-By the Ships
Norma. at New York. from Havana, papers
from that city Of the Goth ult., have been re-
eeived, containing new. brought from Mexico
to that port by The British Brig Sea Gull.
The disturbances in the capital, which com
renrcd on the 18th Of July. had continued to
the 26th with constant skirmishes between The
central aud federal parties. The insurgents
under the command Of Urea, made the first
propositions for an adjustment OF the dilficnl-
ties on the 23d Of July. These oveHurss we're
not accepted by Bus,amente, aud tho fighting
went on.
Ga the Goth, at the iutsrpcsitinn of the Arch
bishor, a convention was agreed upon. Afier
the signing OF the convention the government
forces entered into possession Of all the public
place ard other points which had been occu-
pied by the revocrs. who dispersed or surreu-
dercd their arms at place without the city,
according IL one account. but another SAYS in-
stead OF delvrru. up their arms they retained
them and fortified themselves on Mount Sanis
Moaiea, three leagues distant from Mexico.
Brt~een i've and six hundred person. we're
KILLED during the whole affair nearly all Of
whom were peaeeable citizens.
The rebel commander. Urrcn. and Gomez
Fuu1s, had fled, in What direction was not
known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09
10 Gen. VIZ. II. UARRIsoN.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
N,,g Orleans. Sent. %. IS2,

Nc,c OrlcoHS, Sept. %, S25.
Dear Sir: Yours Of the 3lst August, was
received this morning. Let your expose Of the
Sandusky affair be ms il may, my letters OF the
9th May and 9th ult, cannot he Withdrawn :;
to do SO. were 10 admit their statements are in
correct. Should the publiea;isp of Dawsou's
supplement be satisfactory, will Of courss PRO-
coed no further ia the matter; in truth, will be
satisfied with nuch less than ia asked for in my
letter ofths cath MAY for | care not that the
world should know how far lent myself 10
serve the public, aud 10 save you. My letter Of
the oath May WAS not written for the ppb-
lie eve, else it had been differently ~orded it
was for yourself alone, and intended 10 operate
upon your feelings of generosity which, in re-
lation 10 myself, had been dormant for twelve
years, greatly 10 my injury, aud 1t was, there
fore, that placed before ysu, in the strongest
language Of which | was capable, those facts
whirh seemed best calculated 10 operate upon
the feelings was DESTROYS of sailing into action.
Ny lerter sf the Sth August, which you are de-
termned on cons,ruinc iuto 4 threat Of the
most offensive character, was written with no
other view lhsa the ono expressed, 10 prove TO
YOU that ~ss ia earnest; fer had every rea-
son 10 believe that without Az occasional hint
Of the kind, yos might, ia yeur foreetiunss. let
slip a third opportunity for rendering Justice to
those ~hc fought At Sapdusky. Yours.
G.. CROGHAN,
To Gea. WM. II. HAREIsoN,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

The celebrated dsnseuss, Fanny Elssler.
has s0ne to falGl m engagement at Po-,on.-
Her performances in New lors. PhiladelPhis.
W.shinsion aud Baltimore. in sll fort, seven
nights. have produced the sum si $4,000 :!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09
fSem:ocya,ic, ssu.e IS .sos:inasion.
FOR PRESIDENT
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
OF NEw-YoRK
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD VI. JOHNSON.
or KENTUCKY
z &c Or 9.

HENRY BULL. Of Newport.
JOHN D'WOLF, of Bristol.
JESSE HOWARD. Of Cranston.
THOMAS 5. TAYLOR. Of S. Kingston
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

SAD AecIpEsr--A sail bost siib fre relor
ed persons 90 board, (ihree o,e, ,od ,u, ,.,.-.
enJ was upset yesterday afternoon. bses
foH ""Ieotf' aud ~e are grie,ed 10 adj tia.
one mas and ene woman were dr.-p.a W.
ars informed that the boat was runoi,. r..
lhs Wind, which was blowing fresh. and
esrelsssiy Jihed, when she filled and sunk. TIL.
L. ,. Brig Washington. which lay near. sent,
boat instantly 10 their assistance, and picked nm
one OF them, and the other two were saved bys
sail boat that was nigh them. Henry Cham
pan was the name Of the man who was lo,t
ne belonged here, aud was sbou, 90 years old
We have not heard the name of the vom,,
but understand that she WAS here on a visit.
LATE FRon CHINA.-The ship Asia. at
New York, brings papers te the lIth Of A,,;.
she left Canton on the goth. The 6orei,o
trade was again renewed, and all the vessel.
English and American, had obtained cargoes.
The vessels which had arrived with cotton car.
goes had experienced some difficulties, which
were expected. however, TO be renewed. The
American merchants have sent their most
valuable property 10 Macao, and expected TO
be ordered away in three or four weeks. proba-
bly, about The time that The English will have
assemblies in force. Every thing was quiet at
Canton. The English naval force had only
been reinforced by the arrival Of Her Majesty.
snip Druid, of iory-four guns, Captain Lord
Jehn Churchill, but the foreign residents at
MACAO were evidently aware Of the approach
ing arrival Of large force, with hostile inten-
tons, though they avoided a direct allusion to
It, from desire not to impart intelligence to
the Chinese authorities.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

GFThe BALLOON will leave here TO. day
q, ONE o'clock, instead Of her usual hour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

VERMONT ELEeTioN.-The election in Yer
mont has resulted a little more favornbly for the
wings than we expected, but as we never cacu-
lated on carrying the State we are net very
greatly disappointed. The Wings have cleo
led their Governor by about the same majority
also gained largely in members Of the state leg
isaturc, and have elected their entire Congress.
sionai Tieket-gainiag . members. Ofcourse
this has made mighty stir in the whig camp,
and they are shouting Justify. We advise
them to make the most it, as heir time as SHORT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

New YoRK.-The Democratic State Con
venton assembled at Syracuse on "Wednesday
last. WM G. BoUoK, Of Scoharie, for Gov
erner, and DANrEL 6. DICKEnsoN, Of Broomc,
for Lieut.. Governor, were unanimously nomi-
mated by the Convention. as was also a strong
ticket for Presidential Electors NEW
YORK WILL BE REDEEMED!
The Albany Evening Journal, and Journal Of
Commerce, publish a list of estimated MAORI
ties in the several counties Of New York. said
TO be made by lhs delegates to the late Demo
cratic State Convention. The Evening Pos,
says, alt is undoubtedly spurious, a counterfeit
list made by the whis party themselves. M
democrat has made oVt any list in which a ma
jority Of 200 votes wa. given TO Harrison in Co.
lumba county. No democrat at that Cenyen-
ton allowed the wings a majority of 800 ii,
Duchess county. The list contains other alb
surdites, and the attempt to palm it upon the
public as an estimate made by the dem ocratic
party, is as gross fraud as the attcmp: TO pass
a counterfeit note"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09
CENSUS OF PORTSMOUTH. r. J.

We copy from the Mercury the following
statement OF the result of the Census Of Ports
mouth, as furnished by the MarshaI's Assistant.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-05
FOR SALE, LEASE, on REvT,

and INALEDLfTE SEESST0N GIVEN,
FE1HAT VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
y bounded by Font and PlOvman streets, Jones's
a. Falls, and stithouse rlley, on which il erected
GiiIf i've BALTIMGRE PRINTING & BLEACHING
AI&sWOEKS, The main building has a front of ITO
feet on Front street. by depth of 40 feet with drying
rooms OF 40 feet square on the second aud third sorS
Other Building Ironing 30 feet OH Plnwman street,
and IS feet Jones'S Falls with drying room of the
same dimensions OF the second stog-One other tulid-
ing fronting 30 feet on still House alley by depth oil ~
teGt-.he second story o The same dimensions. all OF
brick and built in substantial manner with several 9th
er buildings for stills, stein engines Single apparatus,
Carpenter shop, &c. c. with two steam engines and
four wrought iron boilers Printing Machines, Zone o.
which is three cooured made by Newell and equal 10
any N the county copper shells, blankets and blanket
frames, hot rooms, one iage ST am dry ing machine,
made by Collier Friction calender iron press, plates,
ara M rus with all the machinery and fixtures requl-
site Tor Dleachlng, uyeing, printing aha finishing lOOOO
pieces OF cloth per month There is in the dye house
the largest spring OF pure water that is in the city, in
which there are Two pumps worked by each of the en-
gnes that throw into four large cises, placed into the
upper part of the building, $50 gallons per minute.
The machinery has not been in use more than ~
months, and is in complete ORDER TO commence opera
ton AT amy time The whole in fee.
81 ALso,--That DESIRABLE PROPERTY on
0IlI the of Baltimore and Green streets, front
g9A5ng 81 feet baltimore street, and $50 feet
Green street. at present occupied by Richard Crew al
Wagon Tavern.
~ ALso,-A two story EEICK DWELLING
MiIif IN good order, fronting % feet the north side
e4sl4sof baltimore street, the Lon extending l5o feet
10 lark Lane, on which there is good Stable
ALso,-A LOT fronting 81 feet on Baltimore street,
near Pine, extending 100 feet to Park Lane.
ALso,--150 feet OF GROUND on the north and south
side of Fayete street, near Pine a.'
ALso,-50 feet OfGROUND on hesOut side Of Lex
ngt0n street. by depth of 100 feet with the privilege
Of foot alley 10 Vine street, and the right 10 d
and into the east wall OF Pascau Row. Title indspu-
table.
the remaining l-8 may remain on the ground rent
app law4w VIM. W.M'CLELLAN.
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Corner of Euta,c and Baltimore streets, Baltimore
FKNHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the pa
n irons of this establishments their friends, and the
public generally that they kave associated themselves
together for the purpose of conducting the same. Tie
"a EUTAW HOUSE was completed aud first open
GJ!!If ed in 1926, at which time il was furnished
G49 throughout in the very best manner, and with
out regard TO COST. The comfort and convenience of
its interior arrangements, its high and airy location,
combine TO render il prOverbially pleasant and healthy.
particularly well adapted for the accommodation
of FAMILIES and LADIES, having great number
Of Private Parlours, Ladies' Ordinary, and splendid
Drawing Room, with private entrance on Baltimore st.
In every respect the Eutaw House is second TO nons
in the United States and il is the intention and firm
determination of the propretors, to spare exerions
10 promote the comfort and qualification of their pa
irons, and al rTes at which exception he taken,
The stock of WINMS and LIQUORS ON hand, has
been mostly imported expressly for the of this
adjustment, or selected from the private stocks of
OF the most celebrated connoiSeurs of the city.
The B.4THS attached to the house are in complete
order, and open at all times for the Of Il guests.
ASATIEL HUSSEY,
F. w. ELDER, ::
D. Q4ate of the firm Of b 8. Elder & COY
Baltimore. April Q. 1870.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-05

A ssEsgORS OFFICE'-in mpiauce Ith 40
a ordnance Of the Mayor and city Council of Balt
more, for thu Appointment Of a Board Of Asses
sors. approved March 25th, 1S39.-Notice is
hereby given, that the undersigned will meet at
their Office City Hail, on the first Monday in
MAY next, at 8 o'clock, A. M. and st until
O'Clock, PM. and continue p sit as above stated,
every day, Sunday excepted, until the first Mon
day in june. fer the purpose of receiving from
ali persons liable TO Taxation, true and correct
lists of all LEA property, both zeal and personal,
except such a may be exempt from taxation BY
the laws of the State, or the ordinance of the
corporation. NICHOLAS BREWER,
an 20 '--- - g. - dt4thM
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-05

vATAA tLUW Frs ORA WING ~ PAIN
w TING, taughtat No. 80 Fayette ST. doors Dove
North between the City Hotel and the Post
Office. For the benefit of those VINO are de
sirous of receiving instruction from MRS.
JENNINGS, she gives notice that she is
now forming classes in the above branch
es, and as her stay in Baltimore will be
proportonate 10 her new engagements, ear
iy application will be necessary. Specimens
of the work may be seen, and terms made
known at her residence.
an % d4t*
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HyHE SUBSCRIBER

YuyHE SUBSCRIBER having lost, by the late
n FIRE in Washington, part Of his newspaper files.
wishes to purchase '',The United States Tele-
graph" from Jan. LIST, 1884, up to the time it was
merged in the Refomer. The latter paper,
(ssThe Refomer'1 during the whole time of its
publication fsI'he National Intelligencer," for
the years 1928 and 4-and from August 3lst,
1925 to Angus. 3ist, lS29-and from July. 1888,
to April LIST, 1910 and the Globe from August
LIST, 1888, up to thu Pre- sent time.
ap22 DUFF GREEN.
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OTATE on MARYLAND, BALTHfORF

STATE OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE
- CITY TO WITT hereby certify that Alexander
Gould, Sem, of Baltimore city, brought before me, the
subscriber, of the Justices of the peace of the State
of Maryland in and for said city, on the 25th day of
April, 1910, stray espassing upon his enclosures
ONE GRAY MARE COLT about two years old, IL Or
II hands high, long switch tail, no other marks.Also
one SoRREL MARE COLT, about two years old, elev-
twelve hands high, blaze in the face, left hind foot
white above the pastCniont; no other marks Both
colts well grown for their age.
Given under my hand this 25th April, 1910.
A. II. PENNINGTON.
The owner of the above described Colts request
ed TO come forward, prove property pay charges ana
take them away ALEXANDER GOULD.
ap % lwGt* Bloomsbury Farm, Ferry road
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COMPOUND SYRUP OFICELAND MOSS.

~ >
YHNIIF subscribers having purchased Of the late firm
of MIR. Hutchns * Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS, re-
specially inform the Druggists generally, that they IN
tend preparing the medicine for sale wholesale and re-
ta-beng satisfied from the results ofthe last tour years
of its efficacy the almost certain cure of long standing
cases of CONSUMPTION, and its wonderful effects IN
entirely removing all symptoms of that disease taken
in its Ecipent stages also immediately aordng relief
in cases OF COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud the
WHOOPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
10 their retail customers as medicine of real WORTH
being very etiecma perfectly safe and gentle in lis
operations. II Is prepared from muciage or the long
known and highly valued vegetable, tie ICELAND
NOSS-but in combination with other medicines caicu-
lated to act most benefcaly in Ill the above diseases
also in cases onght sweas, produced by long coughing
and attended with so much pain and distress to the
natient ROBERTS& ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner Hanover and Market SITS
For sale also by r. Ii. COLEMAN * CO.,
No. 1873 Market street
And BY MACKENZIE & co.
an N oavtf Corner OF Gay * Market SITS.
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TUNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
I'll scrber hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore county, letters of administration on the pc
rsonaJ estate of FRED'K. RODEWALD, Sen. OF Bre-
men, late of said county deceased All persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby warned to
exhibit tie same with the vouchers thereof TO the SUD
scriber on before the 24 day OF October next tey
may otherwise be excluded from all beneht OF SAID es-
tate All persons indebted 10 the said estate, are re-
auested to make immediate pay ment. Given uhdermy
drad and forty GRAFTON l.. DULANY,
m 90 ta,,iv, Admin.
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CoOper'S Compound Aromatic COnlecllOn

@NOOPER's COMPOUND AROMATIC CON-
~ FICTION pleasant, certain, safe, and eftectn-
III remedy for Gonorea and elect This elegant prepa
ration, combining all the medicinal virtues OF Basom
Copaiya and Cubebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and Objectionable properties com
bined with the compound extract of Sarsaparnla WITH
several vegetable extracts of great efficacy, forms the
most perfect and desirable remedy ever discovered
and as it combines the medicinal properties OF Sarsa-
parlIa puies the blood, and removes in ew days
very vestge of the disease. II is paTdeuary recon-
mended in obstinate cases where all other remedies
have ffied. The CONNECTION is put up IN neat TN box
es with full drections-eacn box containing sufficient
20 effect perfect in any ordinary case-and when
properly known must become the OILY remedy used
Sold by Dr. S. 5. HANCE, corner Pratt ( Charles sts,
T. Fl. WARNER, corner Eulaw ard Market SITS. and j.
o. MCCORMICK, 46 North Gay Street Old Town
Price 81 per box -
an 10 div
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MORE AUCTION BARGAINS ! have just

EEORE AUCTION BARGAINS ! have ju.i
I'VE receive from Auction, lot Of black and white
-GHtNTZ CALICO Es, bought imperfect which will
be sod40 per cent below the regular price lew dozen
Ladies and Genenens black silk Hose, at halfpricc. Al
so, few pieces of 10 and ~ 4BARNESLEY SHEET
ING; and further supply Of those heavy ga Bsrnesey
Danask TABLE DIAPERS, for which have recently
had SO much demand likewise large lot Of bleached and
brown DOMESTfCS, from the Eastern market, which
sill be sold by the piece Factory prices; togeter with
!. large assortment Of other Goods at extremely low
prices. GEORGE DEVAN, ta
an I3vs No. 90 Hanover 1t
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MAFrRAssE9, MAGTIt ASSES, HO! MAT
THAsSEss.

TNyHE subscriber has on hand most extensive as
sortmentof MATTRESSES of every description,
such as HIa Straw Husk &c. SC, and above all new
and excellent article called ELYSiuM MATTRESSES,
which for cheapness, durability and comfort, arc unsur
oassed by any other Mattresses now in use Persons
wishing to purchase would do well to call at the Bedding
Marts N. E and ). w. corners OF Lombard and Light
~ PR ma dti