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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

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LIvrIyoci-Nsan hiE Brftanrin, n Bos.n-To HALIFAX
WIS Baker aud infant Mr. Ltd Henry Vo.er
Cart Dusiy Cat T9sn,s y Brosa, James He'd Henry
Dr Tssse, Thcs Roc For gostonIios Col Gray and isdy
Mss southurcks Miss Nall ysmes For, Epsisr y VIM
wsrirgs Mi wsslsw, ,i,gry Wood, We nswe k,Ne,;
Batter, WIN Burbank, w y tarag, Mr. Poet, WIN rovdsnC
Coueh Thys Brooks WIN loS Mr. Psrton, w C.llei
wsrss, WIZ il Mar.hsI jas M.tl.eys, A rsppeT ben.
Nr B.itcrssy Jharlss Meyer Mr Mslbs.op, Bsrryer,
Weston D., John tfhs, hsasy Griffith Joha Gitiens,
Iiaify far DostonAIr. L. wis, Rev Mr. Berry, srs9.
ford Mr. ssd Mrs Boan, DR. Br0wre, kr FORESTER, Mr.
Cksndler. ID Brown, RICE.
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THE ABEL ana H9ysE,

No. 700 Csnsl ct {, New fork,
Tor the reception OF ptantnt and transient
Boardrs for the Winter Their sic gle gentenen or families
be noiacd resonshe tsrgs at other
ss,ah.l,,, nj .r ,as,l. kisd In the cily M
DoLicY WITHOUT HONESTY is but miserable thing
torecommsnd ,as .,f TO public pstronsge even th.
above y,r called honesty the best poll ~ aottsn
merely eiL We Do not wi.h !. Be egr ON
fo,s Cor The for truth iifc IN. Law OF Tr,ta
tnn. mmuahe ard the genuin. Hunters led Drop certain
acor fr.r Cnhane, siensd by Y L-vscn Beware % tie
henihs stuck 10 profersng 10 eel, bn me 'eins
it, all gpsnon 10 impose upon I've etilou, Pfee 81
vial, wieh Is ssrranied under al ereinstaness tsu
DE GuIDgD BY REASON ANp coAMoN sENsr,-
II You Affected with si,eas delay rot bat nah reiy
the Medical Office No Division stree Whore
ron mar Obtain s,e aud speedy Price ~ bottle.
genuine medicine y sold. L5t
yyrRAy's DINNER PlLLs-Esr,ricrce has satisfactorily
w proved that these Pills partc.ry wtIi calculated
10 remove those distress syrIcns Of disQrrcd so
mach aris,ng wsaress cf the digestive
orgsa and attend witt laul,ncc aciy, pains IN lie
mach sidnsss h,aiacse ard Heartburn; and thy n,
their rsrufrtce Ivy yivrg ttaihJ on nd rem ed ugrr
The ets,e powers BY taking two tbrec pills hour
hefore dnner The p1c, Of digestion 10 greatly sss ed nnd
BY an s,es.iot sf sn The so viii be rvtd W
sscuai I'D healthy stee They prevent severe blirus at
-cls ~ scst valuable ftmily fcnt,
ard entirely devoid ~ any psttarson nfcslesel.
Pepsr.i Gully nv NJ. q. Wtv. " Hliorn fii IL nion.
For sale byJ. ~ w. al Nilrpr's Dr. stfe, No. iee
Broadway, (Frskp Housed New yori at 100 Fulton street.
and ZIG Canal IT. Price 81 Lox. n5n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

The shd thing 10 be observed In the rrce ng rolurn,
e o dec fease in the stock ofbulBon This uch greater
thar appears face NJ the returns according TO which
ho average Of the thirteen weeks eniinx the s,h oco
Der, a. ccnpareiwh the average Of the thlteen weeks
ending IN 9Hcf July, shows decrease only 1000
BIZ by deduction, arrive Other results aad then by
counting things to the latest period or e present
scd comparing the arertgc OF The four weeks ending the
18Th Oct win the average Of the weeks ending the
18th Jaly is certain tina, the decrease in the stoek OF
Bullion amounts to the precise sam Of eI os o ami Il
may DC DOUBTED whether the actually existing stock Of
bullion exceeds f5,Cocoe, or E,7ooNo
whoher this ii ain ofbuou will continue mus, aopcr5
or tho foreign exchange which have lately been lover
than sny period since the arnpson u cash
mcn's
There arr rsasons sor binkng that ibis state If
Nrgs with rsgari TO THO exchanges will soon cease AZ
l. rhc payrneussf for the foreign already ln ported
arc gradually reaching tbsrterm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

HITS THgATRE.-Notwi hstanding the general
excitement throughout the city last night. this
Theatre enjoyed fall proportion Of success, and
observed rcus strang gers, who were enraptured
with Yankee Hill in the several characters he per-
soniied. The new local bsrletta Of D. X. was high
ly calculated to verify the currency Of these symbo
dc words. 1t will be repeated to night, with MIR.
Hill in the character, and also in 4" Wife for
q Day" The Thena and variations on the flute,
are as creditable TO Mr.. Hoehn the POSITION
to MIR Hummer. A new Drama, called the "1nree
Sscrsfs," will commence the evenings entertain
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

On wednesday, 4,h inst, FrsSsries w. h1rk, aged 10
years.
His friends and the friends OF his father Lewis Mark
formerly Of this city, resident Of iamburgh Germany
are tied to attend his funeral this afternoon half past
o'clock TO precisely at r. NJ from the house Of
this Rev DR. Lycl II Anthony St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday,, Nov. 4--6 II. NJ.

The srivl OF TIC Brtsnnis st Boston furnishes with
bicn dStosto the 10th Of toter. The in2o tant
nassis th the Fas.cr ques,i bad assunsi less wgr
like apPearc and 30 far gives hope Of speedy
tou Of mercantile rospery The progress
however produced tn ,tmoh Distress and in the manu-
facrrng districts, will be sscp by reference 10 our
columns the mott gloomy for,bo lngs enter
tanned. So long the problem Of peace ms
unselticd the depression increase The foreign
exehan ses still adverse, SIS follows -
Excu,~ess AVID rsrcE GoLp.
fat Price Erch1nrs .7cftaI ResnI Of Comua.
is;asiHd ga Lg Erehsrrs. risoa.
H,-absr-. Per 81 esf scr 81. desrer
an tsnrk e. lfsfod i1e 1s4 stpamhurr thf n
fkuf. ~ London.
v-r In,l'e csc rer ~. deartr
pseE Eltrsield a5sc ASH IN PARIS chan in
I1nion
The dcnnpnds upon the Bank sl continues, AMI the
arsn hal rracheia serious extent The following was
the &c ll,ion Of the Bank the 18Th October
psre.l with the returns Of September Is, 1870
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pV. THOiiAs's sprcIrIc PILLS.

tfiiL yon obtain sae. and dy cure Cor
W ~ jthtre Diseases by usils bex Of DR.. Tho mass S-
Gle rlis. a. ot Per ~ ohec hout pass itout yrscu
D< b. saf t-yipI hcr virtues suffer another
ne q while tush speedy r,iis se neer a. had r,eoIec
tia - delay. t.e dscsse is growing
ed ~asf ard taking dst?er root IN you sysier There
ls sirsm srcd merely To- sol hut they ~, s
ru' ~ rt-h sh- trpts nee are urt pltcd fr H.
rufc;s = sgt@ :, .hess whg give them irij Thsy
tcscy ftrstt AZ " street cofue, Wilha N an 10
Fu'n. owner Fli " Hart "a, asd c. Rag 81 r., "a.
Ma. n IA. 50 cor. W 4sr piea ol ,us
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DOCTOR YOUR SELF

LII lLk BOOK entitled the Ruhicor written by ply
N stefan Of sstsri AVS practical ssrcrerce N 'h city
upon disort 81 private with insrctic1s for
tn rat effect he eate, tiapIy written
every who reais u viii certainly una inland ~ and vi
enab 70 JUDGE Of tn natue Of lie eowrlsat The
ieeu crlJ 50 cent? on sod a. the irug ssefcs uiion
street cornsr Of Gold zoe William street. of F,on
"a air go Dcwcry, aoa street ice tnvch street
thstb w sife nelrnty street, Of Sdlo end a
N7garine street Ne- ,re.ns. II ar ,ni's
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

The sums the branch banks in the depart
men for capital and open accounts amounted to 62
ASST During the quartcrus expired the bank discounted
commercial bills to the amouEt lent gold
bars and specie 50 70of; public bonds OoO;
and on bonds from the mint so56,Goef
From this statement appears, that the specie in the
vaults of the bank exceeds the notes in crc uation by
large amount The remarkable feature in the ope-
rsons Of the bank is the amazing activity the deposit
accounts and which is Of that nature that independent
the usual and ordinary made by Of these
deposits they have served to qudae during the last
three months transactions to the amosnt Of Ooe
by means of simple transfers from another
without the money stirring from its place
The Moniteur publishes the of the epts Of
the indirect for the first nine months Of years
1885, 1882 and $780, The increase present year
that Of the year 1889 is &C ooo and that Of the year
1889 is 81, ,oOof
The increase the last three months is over
that year 1882 and of oo that ofhe year
1893.
This evidence of the undoubted prosperity and
the cloud about be dissipa,ed the
Bank of England may again look for assistance from
France in its difficulties.
Throughout the continent the of affairs Is favora
be and revival of demand for English manufactures
may be looked for At the quarterly meeting the
staGordshrr ironmasters which toek place Oct IL
price of iron advanced lss per for pigs and
per ton for bars.
A London paper remarks these gentlemen take from
the public sum Of about f4oo year, the quantity of
iron manufactured in safodshirs being about 100000
tons and the profits already when compared
almost every other department Of English trade"
In this market day the English hal not much
influences the elections absorb public attention. small
business done the board without much variation
prices United States Bank declined per cent; soHing
improved per cent; Long Island per cent; North
American Trust s. Bank per cent Sales of bills Phi
iadephis made at alas discounts Baltimore aIi;
Mobile Aia5 dis New Orleans alas; Indiana per cent TO-
q decline Of per cent; Ohio per cents, e7l.
SALE NJ GAf~l Ec
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

The state of the English money market is therefore,
bad well be- The settlement Of the question:
however, will soon begin to exercise favorable influence
The public mind will get soothed down. The de.
mand for money for warke purposes VIII cease and
reaction take place. London is the great centre for
ting the commercial balances of the whole world and the
current of bullion is towards always unless unnatu-
raj demand, like the present. shortncss Of the
crep makes export of coin necessary Some sneasi
created by the fact that the quarters
had turned out fi 900 short This is kowev,a
temporary deficiency, and may be remedied.
On the continent, money not scarce. In France,
the demand for gold had not affected the money market
The Bank of France had just published its returns to the
30th Sept, when its affairs stood as follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05
Cornlsec.a Office.

Nov. 4-Horri5ie Dstais.--An inquest was held
on Tuesday night at 18th street, on the body OF j.
Recbet native of Ireland, aged 40 ltappeared
from the testimony of the employer OF the deceased,
that he was a stable helper, and rather drunken
character. On Monday night deceased was found
aslee p in the stable, and told TO go home He said
that a hsrse had kicked him, and complained Of
Iameness The order he did not, or could not COM
in corner of the premises, with a number of hogs
around him, who were making a hearty break FAST
oHhe poor tcretchs legs. Such was the ferocity of
the hogs that it was it'll great difficulty they
driven from the disgusting meal
The jury, after patient investigation, found the
following verdict that deceased came by his death
from some cause unknown, but they have strong
suspicious of violence"
Another was held on board the slsop Lawrence,
At the foot Of Vesey street, en- the body OF Charles
Turner, native OF England, aged 10, hand on
board Of a steamer trs ding to Paterson. The de.
ceased, who was sober industrious man, and bore
good character was taken i'll shortly after the
rival Of the boat and died before medical assistance
could be had Verdict Of" death from fit"
Another was held at 2S6 Front street, on the BODY
of Johanah Dinneford, who died from the effects Of
q stitch in her stomach. Verdict accordingly.
At S6 Oliver 81. the body eff Thomas Hears, aged
year, who died Of measles Verdict to that effect
cent bill is presented to night MIR. Booth, the
greatest tragedias thcAmerican stage, appears
Hamlet, in Shakspeares splendid tragedy of that III
te supported by the entire strength of the excellent
company. Mrs Thorne enacts the character Of Opho-
liza, Ia which she Is celebrated, i.nd w. H. Smith,
who appeared on Tuesday evening, without parade
or announcement and made most capitol hit
igar in the tragedy of Lear, represents the young
Laertes. This bill would, ofitsei draw full house,
from among the nirc OF the legitimate drama.
perform ON the banjo. and the magnificent spectacle
Of Peter wilkins will be again performed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05
e.rnyrSt sTOvEsl STOvESi

HUBS PREMIUM CoOEISo sTOvEs--N superior
III arc,e-Ncts thaa hiy dsin vested unhi~sed Judges.
s.rin- n IL opsr,tion the Lite Fair Ia 10
decidedly Tie best so,s lor coal ho Ir5pcres that
other Zoe pna 10 -arntcd bake ADD prfr al that
Il qgirfG Stove. Also small Stove. Tor sna fni
en- tasn ie tcuth IN New York Thee, toz-tnsr
wh tary OF oh stoves BE- had AZ 10 Water street
gtd irt boNery. eGi iw' l.. v. BADGER
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Married.


On Monday lth inst, by the Rev Joel Parker. HfHem
S1pons TO Eliza ". Decay
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BEDSTEADS.


lIvILLs's PATENT rREMitfM BEDsTEADs. Er
w which the @ I'D Medal VAS z~arded a, the Ear .ltts
Anere Institute In 1850 WarhouIe, II GOLD STREET,
New York.
ARA g.enis having been completed Tor manufacturing the
above Bedscsjs Ne mcst extensive sfae the attention 81
the public called he advantages they
every Other In he market An will
that the three dcsderata Of ecepomy, Dur ly
vui n,ii freed fr huge have ben csiy achieved
Such the facility with which those heesats can te lui NJ
down. will sufhce orehsr operations
~hii, simplicity heir copstru ton tv,ipg detached
nuts, Sel rendrs IL almost impossible fr Them "
The attention Of Hotel Keeper, ard sog,hsrn Msrehspisi
particularly invited they Will ke enabled TO choose from
The LARGEST stock IN the city and eeeta saving Of rm 70 to
20 ger cent a.a,.e,
New York, Or.si, lslc III 10 3n dySvy.
SCorrH ALE SCOTCH ALEI SCOTCH Az
- LONDON BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH Whls
kEY-Ths subse.cr has Just rsetyei ei,eet row seotand
tpos csIehrs,A kdnsurg Brewers. Aso, direct Ron Lon
don. similar qyantily of Dcu,ls Brown stout a.,
Tems M, pis se an IN ,rly f-o h, superior quality
Of the Lqu will undoubtedly meet With rail- sa,
Scotch ieS-y, fron the celebrated disiileres OF Drum
'''' ''''''''' GEORGE Brown, 81 whhehalsi:
Or.nter ts W.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

rtvrproot-Paekeis ltp CsfdMr Ray Boyutoa and lazy,
Mr N,r.h v tis risou, ~ Whehss N,N Yqrs. Rey mr
Auuis tsiv chilirn md servants Cka II, janice. WIN.
AID Geo Aust West lnaiss Mr. sud Miss Oin Boston;
Mr. Q.inn and dsugter, Datiiri sshworh Yorkshire
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

eso5 JUST cpehci corcr pie.a way snl Goal u.
~A3 Mn spc1 PAIRS Of ids ice french bski eai.
.. a.t Fspsfs sfal n cocrs cf fsnon, micses AID
Boots and Shoes u tho latest fashions ~ hand'crr:
,ena Dress Boots for ~ yeu and vaTsie led
coi H. frrch and native Ill Boots from - 50 g. VI
ward errs Go SO - boots with The grc' s1fie ~
,,rr leo ~ ntniqu per 'eas
hs shy slo in ibe esg. Laiies sssi gS al nat RuD,
ar r yoprsevs at tls Broadway. corn, 4la stree.
WAIVER kCOS; 81 al is9 Hudson, c1rusr CanA': orea
cst u, lgst tbebt, beet qualify anl haze,
III fhr rfnite1 s,ates n frs
Z OyCABIN rCBACCO boz Fs--A nv robesco Bas.
- SIC eth The logt ler, 1hrrc 81 ~aie
=, FrUgHTNANGFNS
~ rtAdJACY. sle Ri7 ~, ay.
CVEaTiFlCk TEs Oe DEPosITEs Of the New YaI
"a '''''- 1' 49, .THoMFssN, sawht
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

AUCTION NOTICE-ssie or elegant Furniture at Brook
IynOn Friday Il hafpast 10 oclo.t tidse s,rse,,
between Hillary Johnson strcsts Will be sold the hand
Furniture Of ian w giving np hovsek.epg The
PETS table and beds linen, trorkery plate, &c were all
brought from Ens.nd direct The rshnei furniture made
and is better than Kitchen uenss fret rate
nsN tTH0s. BELL, Auct.
n dav AZ zoe Centre sre, near Grand half vat
usM THDs. BELL. Auct
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DAGUERRE's DIORAMAs.

..4I DAGUERRE'S DlORAMAS.
(4ll Broadway, opposite the Apollo
90 Open every day. from e'elock M ter O'clock
DAGUERRE's REAL AND NEW DioRAMAs,
Just brought BY M. NJ. MAyrEr and LosAr,.
Tbs celebrated and adwired Interior Of the CHURCH st
ETlENNE pu MONT At PARIS, representing . MID
NIGHT MASS
One new tabeau representing Tire magnificent VIEW OF
VENICE, FESTIVAL NIGHT Of the CARNIVAL,
Both Of these tsblesu being epressnted with mobilization 81
lie will produce tie wonderful ard magical ec cts Il aay
and eht.
person opportunity Of Seeing these spen
did and novel Doramas the price u admission IN be IS cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

kr-i 70 ~ The fts tar.s 'hrcr story rich houee
Nf n Nc. zq NCfs,n sfr, pcsiie b.lrhas fs.k Cag
~ f.es a ~ rreul u a 81 tisPM russsssiis On
'osA 5t ave.. forhtms agpy q sEtoadst GIs'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

SIUV Els SIUV Els SIUVES
I A NOTES ECONOMY STOVES.-r.H La MOTIF,
- maauftcer aud aer in Stoves 25{ Water street two
doors below Peek slip happy to inform the public that he
has Just received another supply Of his economy
Cooking Stoves with and also his smaller economy
Stoves varying prices fr, So to Si2 invites ali
who wish gsod and CHI, article cal and Judge
Themselves.
D. To those who have aid for Stoves he happy 10
inform them that he fully T. deliver them
Stoves, and with Kind r. spests. ns ats
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05
rEALkl's NEW YORK MUSEUM
OF NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCl

OF NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE,
Bredd~ay opposite the City Hall end Park.
Day vit.s TO the Museum admitted the
The IRISH GIANT, Mr. OCiascey, the largest and best
the United states TO be dxiny ths
day -nd sveniHg.
tai MUSIC, kyen by Mrs Morley, the eeebvsseA vocaks
OF the London Concer Mr. Besmes composer Ard profsssug
OF Hus and ogsnst Of ST. Peters Chsreh Of this e,ty-d
Mr.. ID. johnson.
South America. perfectly gentle. -
Fancy Glass working during the day aud evening" BY Mr..
Owens.
Aamsnee to all the entertainments % eeats. ChiiArsn
half ptce. Ctein'
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THE SILESIAN POLISH.


ntng the above valuable article those
with its properties it be necessary t. that Is
entirely article and for the purposes which
recommended Is without parallel As sinele trial is
only to satisfy OF its utility il deemed
advisable to let the purchaser examine himself form his
II chalis equal in all the essential properties ef
pid ard beautiful Polish for Silver German Silver Brass
Plate, Cutter. Britannia Ware Mahogany, &c. &c.
Ais, Polish for the Varnsh of CARR and Cabinet
Furniture generally is superior to article
directions for using accompany each PAPER.
the Sit sian Polish, an article prepared and sol by Ras
Peters Cos No. So Con- andt city Of New York r
the sad purpose of pol shng silver German sye
brass plate cutlery Brits MA mahogany and in fact
not hesitate to consider the Sesian Polish superior
any other article In producing rapid and beautiful
polish with less abour and Time and last thot
cheap and easy Of application.
New York, eth October 1870 ..
PrSpretors Fraskl,n House: Ciy Of New York.
VIM. b. CUZZENS,
Proprietor American Hotel, City of New York.
GARDNER PACKER
Proprietors of City Hotel, City Of New York.
ss, prepared by Rufus Peters Co Nc IS Courtisndt
New York. for household and consider it
equal to the recommendation the wrapper
paper and article fer daily table cutlery be-
eve superior to preparation h.etoore known to for
the that cuefy Frightened will APP
Belts ORCUTT,
Proptietors Clinton Hotel Albany.
LEVI JUDSON,
Proprietor franklin House Albany
Y. B. Prepared and sold VI olesa,e by
RUFUS PETERS co.
IS Courtlandt street. New York.
And at retail bv most of the druggists in this city,
throughout the United statee. IA sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

HAVANA sEGARs-so NJ lCsnones OF superior q~slity;
"a 10Y Trasueos do do; 20 Resslis, do Do "a LADY
s, e. a., 90 do ~ s, ..ls u.Sv.Svro .,,
nsnpfioH. See vel at OF
ROaRDs-Twc genti~nen have psrlcr ssd sleeping
chamber With board w aTyins at Ne 10 rsrh Place
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-05

BY BUTTERFIELD Il COACHMoN
Store No 10 East Br.a1pov
Dat door sales Of rocsres Furniture, &c. puneu-y Al,
tended 10, and resee ctfully solicited.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02
Rolls, Rosters. and R,funs.

Sec. ID. A fair snd correct roll Of each
company shall be kept BY tho commanding
efficcr with the state oi the arms and cauip
mcnis belonging to each nsn and said Of
fc,r shall keep an orderly book for all orders
received pr is.ucd. aud MI accounts of all
hnes. frou shonI received and when and for
vhsi cause.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02

ulaced in the Mall. And at 4 O'Clock,
a national salute Of 26 guns was also
fir ed from the same pieces by the Prov
idence Artillery, who kindly volunteer
ed 10 relieve their brother soldiers Of
the Newport Artillery from this portion
of the arduous duty assigned them.
Among the many who attended 'ne
celebration Fl ON abroad, was Col. EPh-
rain Bowen, of Providence, one OF the
party who burnt the Gaspee ; and the
only survivor Of that party. lhe pre-
sc nee Of John S. Dexter,ot Cumberland,
was expected but from some cause when
we did not learn, he could not attend
He was major in the Continental army
and distinguished as an ofhcer-and
quite prominent member OF the conven'
ton which adopted the Constitution.
The number supposed to have attend
ed this celebration, has been var!ousl,
estimated from 1900 to 5000, though
we think the latter number much to1
large. The military not only appeared
but performed on that day, to decided
advantage and credit to themselves
No accident ofany sort happened to ma
the pleasures of the anniversary-it wa
in fact, a subject OF remark from many
that among SO largo number as wa
here assembled, so great degree o
order and decorum were preserved thro'
out the day.
We do not know that we can add any
thing more to this mere matter-oi-fac
account Of that interesting celebration
and will therefore leave the reader L
supply such deficiencies as his imagina
lion or memory may suggest to him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-02
Nomination of the National Wing
Con ,cntiOn.
FOR PRESIDENT or TIE UNITED STATE,
WM. HENRY HARRISON,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENTS:
10 HN TYL Err,
OF VIRGINIA.
THE NOMINATION..

We publish below the official account
of the proceedings OF the Wing State
Convention holden in this town on Fri
day evening last. The ticket nominat-
ed for Electors Of President and Vice
President Of the United States, as will
be observed and acknowledged by all
who know the men, is one of the strong
est that could have been made. a bet
ter and more judicious selection could
not in fact have been made from the
Whig ranks. With such ticket, and
such cause, no fears need be enter
tanned Of the result of the vote of
Rhode Island in November next.