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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

ITO TYPE FOUNDERS.-A Person welt sequ ,p,ed with
the prscto part Of Typefound and possessed Of
derste hear Of excellent establishment with
good neghboring city in which interest be
had the propresrs disposed to enlarge their
bu. ness which may be done by having add to their
ted In assisting to the business ofthe foundry
Comma paid, addressed to OF VIM.
Jsek,cn o1 Broadway will meet with attention AIS IL
A CARO-TO THE DENTIsTs.-The subscroer hiss
a sde arrangements which will shortly enable III
nish he ard Mechn Dentists and
every material within the Of their profession. He
atari expecting Palladium and Piana (Freuch
"a tarc in ri wire Stubs Files wPrranted genuine
sni moderate prices Human Teeth of the best
pattern aud best wo kmssship; scslng aud Plugging ns,r
for performing operation the tech lie would
krw lac recommend his Feasible Metal, which soft
lead aud soens boiling water and which may be found
beneficial IN various da here the sensb ~ Of the
will not bear the 81 the foiIs sIso his Tee
teeth; his COMPOUND Myrrh Tooth Paste, PREPARATION Of
harmless yet eheetus Ingredients for whitening the teeth and
the his Kreosote which bis
peculiar Tooth Brushes aud Hufe Tooth Powder
te had at % lesse reasonable terms aud he
the Dentists that he viii his exer"ns q Ill their
par onage Apply al fEUCHTwANGERS
Pharmacy, sao Broadway, corner Of Pearl street,
s7s opposite the Hospital
GERMAN sILyER--To Mechanics. Private antilles,
" Public Houses Orders rcceivsd and executed prompt
w for Of German Silver sheets wirc castings
Bile, gravy stsd and salt
dles; Tor siphons; decanier military piano,
uuk, cc and door plates stair rods; bell pueys
mounFs and fishing tscke, other castings from
FEUCHTWANGtR Pharmacy. sac Broadway,
OF Re .r I. the Hospital
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28
BY EXPRESS.
Election Returns.
The full returns have been received

Wing majority in the Senate House 80 Joint
Ballot IS. In the last Senate the Wing majority
only T. and 40 in the House. Wing gain, in he
Senate, and 10 in the House. Total IL making
diie renee Of % in Joint Ballot.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-28

A NTONIO PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, 1855 Greenwich
"A street-A. PASTOd takes this opportunity TO infor y
the public after long experience his bushes has formed
a composition called
"A PASTORS HAIR OIL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30
DOings in Congress, last week.

In the SENATE, on Monday, numerous pc.
ulions' reports, and resolutions were presented,
number OF bills passed to be eusrossed-a-
moug them, bill supplementary 10 an act a.
polishing imprisonment for debt, which provides
that the said act shall be SO construed as to a.
bolish Imprisonment tor debt, on process ssJing
ont OF any court of the Uuited States. in all
cases whatever, where, by the laws OF any State
Imprisonment lor debt has been, or shall here
after be, abolished.
The Senate held short executive session,
and then adjourned
In the HousE sf REPRrsENrArIvEs, great
number of peiI,'ons were prosecuted and referred
aud several resolutions, calling Tor information,
from Committees OF heads OF departments.
Mr.. Fillmore introduced a Inint resolution
proposing an amendment OF the Consultation OF
tho United States, to change the time for the
term OF Senators and Representatives IN Con-
grcss from the 4th OF March to the lst Of De-
cembrr; which was COMMITTED to the Commit.
tee on the Whole on the state Of tie Uuleu
aud directed to be printed.
| III tne SENATE, on l usSddy, Mr., Buchanan
presented a memorial relating TO + trcuch spolra-
lions before lsoO. lie made come remarks ou
the Importance OF tue claims, ia winch he was
confirmed by Mr.. Webster
| SVmc debate atose on the reference of \ bill
Offered Ivy Mr.. Nor,ell to amend aud continue
N force the charter OF tile city Of Washington.
Mr.. Norell objected to it, reference to the
COMMITTEE Oh the DisIucI Vi Columbia, because
that committee consists snIIrely Of Wings, a
circumstance which he supposed mi. .ht have an
4 uuls'orable influence on a provision IN the bill
tor universal suffrage. The bill WAS, however,
reierred to thai committee.
10 tie House.. alter the presentstion Of pe.
iiiions and reports. It was voted thai the report
on Messrs. MAYOR and lnssrsolr. contested
election saould be assisn.d to the frs, Tuesday
IN January.
resolution ins;iiuiius an inquiry as to the
espedienry oi sppropusting S5Oo. 900 per au.
mum 10 the Cumbsrlsus road. from the re.
eceds OF the public lands, aud OF distributing
the residue among he States, was la,d On the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30
REMAINS OF NAPOLEON.

The Belle Psule frieate, and her oansort the
FaVoriie, arrived ~ CherbuIg Nov. goth from
81. Helena, with the remains of Napoleop.
The MOniteur Parisien stales that the funer-
al IN Paris was fixed for the 10Th inst. but orr
private letters treat this announcement as err
roneOus. THE works in process Of creation" q"
says our correspondent, "cannot possibly be
finished IN the sh0rt spare OF y week and, even
were they terminated within that time many
arrangements may become necessary which
w0nld cause Il pOstponrnent of the funeral
ceremony. admitting thai the 9th inst has been
fixed by the Government FER that object
THE Esplanade Of the Invalides. or rather
the whole space land il is considerably extend
ng from the edifce to Quai d'Orsay, is oecu-
pied by workmen. who labor night aud day at
the erection Of the columns, obelisk. and stat
ues. which are 10 fUrn a double line the whole
of that distance, and between which the iuner-
al cortege will pass. The alledged intention
to throw a bulge oyei rhe Seine exactly in front
Of the Inyalldes has been (if ever conceived)
abandoned.
The procession will arrive in Paris by Ave
nne de Neully and the iriumphsl arch OF
the Barriere de rEtoile, where it will make a
grand halt. Thence it will proceed direct 10 the
Place DO la Concordc. and. turning 10 the right,
will cross The Point de Ia C0nc0rde, and thence
along the Qnai d'Orsay to the Hotel des lnsa-
ldes.
" The government may be without fear for
the occurrence Vi an enytc oD this excluug oc-
casou. but have ordered every possible precau-
lion and prcparatios 10 ropress Que, ltaltempt-
ed. Paris is already so full of troops, that the
10Th regiment. which has jnst arrived TO rem
force the garrison, has been Of necessity quar-
tered at the old tobacco store at The Gros
Caiiiou.
" Some apprehension is entertained lest The
good people OF Ronen should make display
OF their attachment to the Emperor. which
s,.ghi be attended with incoDvenent results
!. Gey are even said TO contemplate compelling
the vessel with the imperial remains TO halt for
/ "a hours in tina, city. To This proceeding the
Government has decided objection, and have
issued orders to counteract it. The affair may
not. therefore. end rs quietly and as solemn'y
rs might be desired.
q II is reported that soon after this ceremony
shall have taken place, Prince Louis Napoleon
and his companions will be liberated, but that
he will be required to pledge himself never to
repeat his criminal attempt"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

DOMESTIC MASUFACTURES.--Mr Rucg,es
OF the firm of Rugglss d Chace, was showing
us. day or two ago. pattern card of prints,
which he said were manufactured in this coun.
try. We took il for granted that he was jok inc,
az, TO our eye. they presented every evidence of
French manufacture. He, however satisfied
us that there was really no joke about il. but
that the fabrics. which we supposed TO he French.
were actually American, They are really Il
beautiful article, and they ought TO sell Just as
rapidly As if they were made out of he country
and had French card fastened TO them.
We copy the above paragraph from the ST.
Louis Missouri Gazette, aud are Informed that
the goods II refers TO are the manufacture OF
the Coddin ston Co. in this town. A pattern
book OF these prints was this week shown 10 us
which are certainly equal if not superior to any
thing Of the kind that we have ever seem
Though much credit is duo TO the Printers for
the neat execution Of their work. the beauty
Of the designs and delIeaey OF the esloring, yet
a large portion Of it belongs TO the Coddngion
CO., and especially TO their agent, Mr.. S. p.
Mason, BY whose ingenuity they are mainly en-
abled to msnufaeture the finest cloth made in
this country, and the only cloth suitable 10
make these prints.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

Sir Wyndbam Fletchsr penstra'ed her design,
while he suffered himself 10 sembance to be
made pnPpet Of.
The evening to the -four more particularly al
ludcd to, passed tediously away. Morland soon
left the party vsxed aud out Of spirits. Maria
joined Lucy and Mrs. Stuart. and also retired at
an early hour, but not before her new lover
had contrved almost unknown to herself 10
learn from her all her engagements for week
to come. lie wisely forebore obtrudine him
SELF and seeing that when Morland had depart
ed his occupation like Othello's was gone,
suon LEFT Maria at her own will, and took a
place al one of The card tables.
Edward Murray that evening had departed
somewhat abruptly. on a tour with party oi
gentlemen into Germany.
TO 10 Coniipned1 |
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

CF~The January number of the LADI'S
BOOK, which commences a new volume, has
been received by us. A fine engraving repre-
seniing Neapolitan Peasants on festival day
embelllshes it, besides tho eolored plate OF
Fashions which is furnished in every number.
We have SO often praised this work that any
further expressions Of commentator would on
ly be repetition of what we have said before
but we can say that tho character of Literary
excellence and mechanical neatness and beauty
which it has acquired, is fully maintained.
For New Years git TO young lady We
know Of no present more suitable in the book
way, nor none that we should think would be
more acceptable, than the LADY's BOOK. Each
number as received would be memeuto of the
donor, and would in measure be regarded as
fresh giit W. Callahan is the agent in New
port.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30
kH0DE-lSLAMD REPUBLICAN.
NEWPORT:
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1910
DE.IsOCEssgyHC !ST.kg,1s
CO.N'V.E;sS'g'KO.V.

The usual Convention Of the Democratic
Republicans of Rhode Island will be held at the
State House in Providence, on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, January 2Oh. at O'Clock.
Delegates from the several towns is respectfully
requested
BY order OF the State Committee.
Providence, Dec. 25th lS40.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

then came 10 The spot where The explosion
took place; il had laid space ofiwo acres
quite bare. and followed il out as IL quarry
hal been worked there for years. And oh
Heavens, what siehtl IL makes my blood
run cold TO think Of il. Mangled bodies Of both
sexes. stre~ed. IN all directions. women search
ing for their husbands and relatives. tearing
their hair, beating their breasts, and bowling
and crying most piicously. God forbid should
ever see the like again."-Devanpou Gazette.
from The letter Of an officer of her Maesly's
steam irigare Gorgon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

The -Nctc York PiGnet-We are pleased to
see such an evidence OF prosperity as the ap-
pearance si this excellent democratic paper in
a new suit Of type evinces. We tender to
friend Shearma our congratulations upon the
success OF his efforts, aud express the hope ,hs,
the PLANET" may continue to shed its light,
nndimiulshsd and unohseured by the embar.
rassins clouds Of poverty. for a long time to
come.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

Capitol TrIali in Bosien.--'i'he trial Of Mrs.
Hannah Kinney on a charge Of the murder OF
her husband by poison, was commenced 10 the
Supreme Judicial Court before Chief Justice
SHAW, on Monday last week. and resulted on
Friday in a verde, Of not gully. The jury
we're absent only four inmates in deliberations f;
aod the prisoner was then discharged, without
day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

ORpSASor.-The ship Mayfowcr, Capt.
Weeks. from Stockholm, has brought out for
the United States Government twenty -four pie
ces of light Artillery, Of superior workmanship.
as models, together with Two pieces of Flyiu:
Artillery, with complete apparatus, ready for
immediate service, The above were ordered by
the gentlemen sent by the Governmeut upon a
military tour in Europe the last season.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

We tender TO our friends and patrons, with
our thanks for the favors we have received from
them, our best wishes for their health, happ-
ness and prosperity during the coming year.
May it indeed prove a HAPPY YEAR to
them and TO our common country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

Georgia .SiLk.-1l is stated in the Macon
Telegraph that at a late tenn sf the Inferisr
Court at that county. one of the presiding
Judges appeared on the bench with silk stock
iugs. sils handkerchief &C.. made hy lis own
family or some Of the production Of their own
eocoeneries. The pelt day another Of tho
Judges, A. L. Earnest. Esq. appeared in fol-
suit Of sIlk. including coat. vest. pantsloers.
Stockings. pocket handkerchief and stock, pro
duCsd aud manufactured wholly and entire "
in his own family. Judge L. is Of the opinion
that the domestic silk will before many yetrs
be found the most eoeEcu,icsl article fVr Besro
clothing as well IS ladies' and sen,lemaH+
dresses.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

Steamboat Disdster.-The boilers Of the
steamboat Cherokee exploded jus, as she Vas
about to leave the landing OF Louisburg, in Ar
kansas, about 65 miles above Little Rock. BY
this accident, se'entses persons we're killed, and
five persons severely wounded. The boat vas
literally torn to pieces, and will be a total loss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

GIVE have been unable to complete the
arrangements Of our Reading Room YET, but
expect to ba'e 1t IN order to receive our friends
on New Years day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30
LATER FROM CANTON.

BY the ship Lion, OF Providence, Capt. Mar.
tin, bound TO New York, which put into this
port on Thursday evening last, seven days Ia
ter news has been received from Canton. We
were not favored with any papers. and have
therefore to retail it second handed. We COPY
from the Provldepes Journal.
The ships Adalaide and Merchant. bound to
The United States. we're detained by the block
aiding fleet, and taken to Cap-sng Moon An
chorage. expecting soon TO be released. The
ship Washington. bound 10 Europe. WAS also
detsInsd-lt was stated these vessels had laden
cargoes at Whaapoa, after the Blockade was
notified. The Panama WAS at Whanipoa and
would remain or come out without cargo.
The Chinese were in high spirits, moi fearing
Admiral Elliot or his ships Of wal.
The opinion of foreigners at Macao, seemed
TO be changing with respect to the success Of
the British. and it was thought BY many. some
two er three years would be spent in making
captures along the coast, which would have lit
lie effect on the Empire al large. and after sue h
demonstrations, the hostile force would with
resume trade with foreigners. The British had
captured a number Of Chinese Junks and taken
them to Cap-sing Moon, letting the Chinese
crews GO at large.
The English had two troop ships stationed
in Macao Roads to defend the Portuguese in
babtants in case of an attack by the Chinese
Capt WaDton Snow. the American Consul, re-
msined at Macao. Capt. Martin also states
that the British ship Manga'ore, for England,
struck on the Scharedore Shsals. and after
wards got of leaky, and attempted to reach Ba-
tavia, but the leak increasing suddenly, she
sunk off the North Watcher. in 10 f,thoms va
ter, in the Java sea. the captain and crew esca-
ing in their boats with only what they had on,
in which they reached Batavia previous 10 the
first Sept. Captain Marin passed Oct. 18Th.
lat. 35 so s. lon. 26 L. within three miles ol
an island Of ice about third of mile in cir.
conference.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

4. S. Senator from TrgHid.-The Rich
nond Euqurer says there is no doubt that the
election Of Senstet will take place about the
middle Of January e.. R,e. probably.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

Joshu, A. Lowell. ADM has been elected
to Congress iIom lianeocs and
Washington District. Me. BY four majority.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

Three Amerisan fishing sehooners. tie
demns5 at Hslfas. for eueroathios uron ibs
fisheries Of that rrov,es, uuder The treaty OF
1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

a, IA. is,h inst. Mr.. Crireuden va, re-
elected U. S. Senator BY the Kentucky Legs.
lature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

The Brooklyn Mnderers DiscocereG.-The
authorities Of Brooklyn have succeeded in ar
resting the persons concerned in the murder OF
fields sometime in September last. The cir
eumstances which led to the discovery are
these: About the time the murder occurred,
great many burglares had been committed
which induced the police to suspect gang si
young men who frequented a tavern situated
on the corner of Jorelemon and Furnan streets
Some Of them were, at several times arrested
and put in prison, but it WAS net until Satur-
day last, it was found out that they had had
anything 10 do with the murder of Phelps
On that day, j, appears, one w. Fl. Cook, lad
about eighteen years Of age, son Of lawyer in
New York, was taken upon charge Of robbery
when he was led to confess that he was one oi
a gang Of young men who had perpetraied =
great many burglsries, and who had murdered
young Phelps. Three Of his associates were
then instantly arrested. They were led to
commit the murder, from the fear that Phelps
to whom they had made proposition to join
them in robbins his farher's house. might be-
tray their secret and thus bring them to punish.
nent. Cook is said to be well educated
young man, Of the most progressing appear.
ance and address. Having an extensive ac.
qnaln'ance in Brooklyn il was his Practice tc
visit the houses of his friends in the day time
in order TO inform himself Of the best means
etlecting an entrance ~ night.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-30

.Maine. massachusetts. view Hampshire
sNew Hampshire. PConneeucui. ''Naryland
fTo be continued
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-21
CANFIELD & BROTHER.
rner Of Baltimore and Charles streets
ION 10 their alreahv Inrnn assnrfmant /.

addition TO their already large assortment are daily
q receiving new supplies of goods in their line such as
Gold lever WATCHES, of ''Tohias,'' "Johnson,' -
"Harrison,2 and other nakers-god anchor levers,
'sgold epines and vertical Watches silver lever, sill
yer English, and common silver Watches; gold Guards
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS and Seals; gold Ear
Rings; PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold Pencil
Gases; TfiiMBLES; Miniature CASES, and every va
riety of JENyELRY; silver and plated WARE of ALI
kinds; Lamps and Chronicles; gill; alabaster and ebony
CLOCKS Music BOXES; German silver SPOONS.
and FORKS.
Aiso-MfLITARY GOODS, such as-SNoRDS.
EPAUI, ETTES, PLUMES, SASHES, BUTTONS. and
every article in that line. "Roger's' fine CUTLERY
together with all kinds of Tools and Materials for watch
makers-witl a great variety Of FANCY GOODS.
suitable for the country trade. All of which will be sold
al reduced prices and pleasing terms at wholesale OK
retail. Country merchants are invited TO call oc3
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-21
IsALTIMoRE LII. EsTATa AGENol

ONO EsAKsSY.-Por sals, one &C de most desiTa
y BILE highly cultivated ard fertile inns n The state,
il contains ~ acres and is located within one mile o
the respectable and rapidly increasing coas.y town
Newark. Licking county, Through tlr eeau OF Wnien
the Ere Canal and within sly mie7 of tle gfeai
National Road from Baltimore 20 Coiuinbus. rms pro
perry nIust be to be duly appreciated The "
provemens are substantial 1Rd in complete order =
dbnunds with choce grated fruit; j. well 1ateEeh aDd
has an extensive saw Mill On II; More particular de
seHpton # tBr place, Us producuveDess sc e-e may
BE- had at1ur Office.
Active city properly would De taken il exchange and
the term q sale VIII be quite accommodating.
.fLSO FOX SHE, r Farm OF 80 acres about5
tn l1trom Baltimore the Annapolis road, IL adiolss
ne1r nds Of r. <. Donaldson and Juo Barker, Esqrs.
il veDOnaldsoH' bridge over the Patan=eO: Iron Or
Try abundant on e, and large quantity Of wood .
nhe Improvements are pretty good auS very convent.
entity arranged TO admit of lis beiDg DIVIDED iAo
good sized market farrns.
.gLSO FOR SALE, several ether farms within ls
TO - miles of BaI ore, OF thm very srile, we
improved and l5tNol in very healthy pleasant neigh
hOrhoOds.
For S.9LE-a variety Of web secured &unutes con
sisling OF about tweHyy, and yt3iEs from SIC to 81
each.
Alec one fct s2gs wei see1red 4ppiJ 10
Tvs FOWLER 4 TYSON.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-21
EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENING
pI.OUGHS. HARVEST TOOLS. &c.

FWyHE subscriber is now manufacturing G. < o
each share (ef cast ron) has points, and by reyera
ing, upon the principle Of self sharpening and there
fore economy in using Those plougils made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold on as reasonable
.ensve assortment other make ploushs and agricu
tural Implements generally.
In ssore very superior PENNSYLVANIA made Grain Ora
Grass SCYTHES Of Waldfons, GfiIin's, and Afnerg-
can mitnufctIre; Scyte Snathes and other Harvezs
tools; Tllreshing Machines, Horse powers, &C. &c.
have also patterns f0f and maze made sIIen3sd
Cast hon Ralngs for r-iyats dwellings and lamp poss:
and would asite aIose wanting such dcles, 70 cail
see nv work.
Ali esdefs ~il meet with prompt attention
taEsh45 s4At 80, .. S EASTMAN
g Pratt bsswsss Charles Hanover =