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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12
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saRATooA CONVENTION. very large temperance
Convention was held at tho Springs on Tuesday-ai
which great interest In the cause munfested The
Journal Of Commerce remarks that the world in lire
by cold water. Let IL Lurn.
The G.rs between New Haven and New York, i, re-
auced to l2 lie cents.
| Tho Statue Of Washington, executed by Grcenough.
wh ic bias Just arrived at Washington, is Of such cooss
al sizo that it will be necessary TO take away portion
OF the wall Of the Capitol 10 intrpdvce It, The statue Of
jefferson to be removed TO the yard Of the rresdeps
House.
By IN official statement from the Treasury Depart,
pcnt, published In tho National gelligencer Of Friday,
It appears that the aggregate amount ofouistsndins
Treasury Notes on the ls inst, was ss,O5,.se So.
The echuylkn Coal Trade will yield this year, II Is
estimated, tho immense sum Of s2,7s6,2jO.
Mr.. swsrtwout was examined OH Tuesday bciore the
Inyesga:ing Committee ut tho N. Y. Custom House.
II In pow nnatcd that he IL not criminal default
er as the public have been led to suppose.
THE BIppLE suir.-oh Tuesday Of last week, in the
prothonotnrys Office In tho Court Of Common Pleas, nj
Philadcphis, tho counsel in the case Of the United
States Bank against Nicholas Bddc, Messrs. Rawle,
Whnrton, and F. w. Hubbell, filed their declaration,
setting forth the amount Of damages which hoy claa
ut OC0 600. They also entered rule the defend
ant, ntt's, To plead In eight anys or Judgment The
counsel for the defendant Josiah Randall, ESQ., q.
| N. Dallas, Esq., and W. NJ. Mei edith, Esq.
Doos.-sl2 dogs have been made to bite III. dust in
New York within the last seven weeks.
| saoKIso.--some folks think it's very scn,lemsniy
thing smoke cigars in the street, but the Journal Of
Commerce says they are very nuch mistaken. or
course IL must bo so-the Journal OF Commerce 10
excellent authority.
According to the Troy Whlg, the drought IL
sive In that section OF the country that the collar o
the nees In precisely the same ut mid-wnter. Ths
market gardens hear the city an,ost oaily ruined
The Temperance cause has received new impulse IN
New orlesIs. Large meetings nre held there.
TgNPEH ,NcH MOVEMENT FOR the NAvy.--Nany Of
the ef the L. s. ship Ohio hrv,a: been III the
of Boston intoxicated. memorials have been put
IN circulation to stop the 'grog in our national ships
\ The commerce OF Buffalo il constantly increasing
Since the opening Of navigation, up to tho LIST inst
1879 vessels have arrived and cleared there The re-
cGipts ol fonr and other produce of the far wcs
i,nInense-Cour 357,505 Ibis, wheat 605517 bushels
slaves 5Sie COO, 3SG3 packs OF urs mud skins, &c.
The tade is almost double that Of the last correspond
Il ing season.
Professor Zshn bas just published in Europe the nrsi
part of splendid work Pompeii, Ierculqneun mud
StabB The subjects present cd Of the size OF the
originals aud mostly coored In lihosralc oii-colored
Impressions.
Consul OF tho opubc OF Texas for the port of Cincn
na.i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12

The Annual Commencement at Brown
University will be celebrated on We'd
nesday, the st day of September. Fl.
G. 0. Colby, of New Bedford, will de-
liver the Grafton before the Phi Beta
Kappa Society; John A. Bolles of Bos-
ton, the orntion, and James II. Fields
Of Boston, tho poem, before the Philer-
minian Society; and the Rov. George
B. Chcevcr of New York, the orati0n,
aud Geo. Lunt, Of Newburyport, tho
pocm. before the United Brothers.
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PORT OF NE WP0RT.
ARRIVALS.

rrIpAy, Aug 6th.--Arr sloors Rsn,i, purf,e, from
Proyduncs Csr N York. Geo Washington Smith, Gn do
for Norwich.
Sleeps Jano, Hall, from Providence for rawcatuck
Charles, Ash, I'm de- for New York.
SATURDAY, Aug. 7th.--trr sch Maria, Small I'm bos-
ton Tor Fall River and Providi President, Reed I'm Free
town for Philadelpha.
Sluop Hudson, Winslow, from Provid for \ Bedford
Nose Eddy, Bliven, I'm New York for Provid
Yacht I,nihc, from New York
spsD.y, Aug sth.-krr sch Princess, Racket, fron
Rondout VirginiHn swnsey, Ia lie tn PhDsdelpbH, lat
PHwtuckot-4 IL fn the Cupes Herald, Nickerson, hn
Ho.ion tor Aiban!j Commerce, Swan, ih fToSlh io'
Phil,dclphia.
Yacht Hornet, I'm New York.
sloop Copy, Gardner, I'm Naniuekei for ". York
MosDAy, Avg. g,h.-Arr bark Harrington, Barton, %
* Tor Prov, days tn Piciou
scls Cora, Pinch, Of this port, days I'm Pietou
uaiy. V.rill I'M Thonaston for York, Clcopetra'
barge Bakor, I'm Dennis, lor Philsd.lphai Cord.li.
Pcndlcton, hi Bsliast for York. Ligonia, canm.ll
In, Salem fnr do.
sloops Beuj Franklin. White, I'm Philsdslphsi Cash
ier, Dennbon, I'm Rondcut
u.ymond, OF aud tor Taunton, fn PhiindrlPhin
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12
LATEST FROM CHINA.

Tho ship Akbar, Capt. Dnmarcsq, which
arrived at New York OH "Wednesday Of lss'
week, in 40 days from Canton, brings al
viccs IS days later than prev iously received.
Canton was still occupied by ,Le British.
who were carrying on a temporary trade un'
der Gag Of truce.
Tho Emperor, at Pekin, has sworn ven.
geonce against the British, and says one or
The other must conquer or perish.
The British were making preparations In
make another demonstration upon the capi-
tai, Pckin.
Teas were high and scarce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12
The most popular Summer Bevt
d, 49, rage is

II A~A' ~
\ WIN. BROWNS SarsapsIi,ls Compound
w or Silver Top.-This celebrated SUN.
mer beverage has at length fouad It's WY
into Cheshire county. We hnvo tlod it and
mud 1t oil it PROCESSES 10 be. II !, recon-
mond"d too for it's chcnpness, "aboui "pe cent
Tor half pint ,umbler~-.M H. Seniins.
II Wa. BRowss SARsAPARILLA CoMPopso
The most popular, the most pleasant, thu
most wholesome. and one OF the mo.i power
iul purifyers Of The blood. Every body j,
praising l., and all are in pursuit OF il. See
that you get ibe genuine, and call for VIM.
Brown Sarsapnrllls Compound. The nrti
Gle is for sale by all the Grocers and many
ofthe druggists in Boston, Salem, Worcos
Tier, Lowell Spripe field. Hartford New la.
ven, New Bedford, Tall RIVER, Pro, idence.
Portland, Bangor, aud most Of the county
towns are Supplied.
Dcnlcrs are supplied at the Eianufactur
ei's prico by ell the wholesale West India
Goods and Druggist Stores in Boston.
/ Ii ID ,.e cheapest preparation OF Ssrsaps.
ri!la nov in The market according TO The
quality. Price 50 cts. n bottle. including tho
soda. No cue can doubt It's efficacy ailei
examining my new steam apparatus tor ex'
tracing lhe strength from the root. And az
n " liTlUcI ttiOcHCt sc Sri'llSu't VI nI Co
sender.
hereby certify TINT within the last two
months have prepared IN my mill, for Wm
Brown, Chemist, dSl Washington strect.
Baston, two thousand FIVE hundred pounds OF
the best Of Spanish Sarsaparila; the greater
part is already used up, IN manufacturing
his celebrated Mend Syrup have further
orders TO prepare more.
PHILIP n. FESSENDEN.
\ WILLIAM BRowN's SAWsAPARILLA MEAL
makes n capital beverage for tins warm
weather. IT is cheap, wholesome ond re-
frcshlng, II is almost MS fashionable us hard
cider Easmolpl. MI. Eagle
\ o. WILLIAM BRowN's No. | S,iyER
Tor SARsAPAKILLA COMPOUND Mad SYRUP
makes The most popular and Wholesome
beverage now in general use. Price so els
including soda, which makes thirty half pm
iunblcrs. Use ice water.
/ Brunswick. July 20, 1910. To Mr., Alfet
| McIellan--Dear Sir: Ia reply 10 your re.
| quest f.r my opinion of Mr. WA. Brown,
|, Sarsaparllla or Mead Syrup, called Silvc
| Top No. !. ! would say, thnt | hayo louns
it peculiarly pleasant 10 The taste, and lavora
! able in its action on the stomach. In bot!
| these respects, depending probably on tIi'
| proportions of the ingredients, ] consider II
superior to any which ! have used. You've
respectfully, p. G.. cLEAVELAND,
\ Professor Of Bowdoin College.
\ For saln in Newport, by Il. j. Taylor and
Il. II. Hazard. dealers and families can b.
supplied by them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12
BRIGHTON MARKET--MosDAY, Aug. 9
Repor ted for the Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot.

At market 430 Beef Cattle, - Cows and
Calves 400 sheep, and 800 Swine.
PmcEs--B Beef Cauie--We reduce quotations
10 conform TO sales: first quality SIS 75 n SO
second quality So a SIS so: third quality 81 q
4 IS.
Cons and Caircs--Saes $25, S2s, and S33
Sheep-Former prizes were not snstained
n lot Of ordinary LAMBS 81. Lots including 9
few old Sheep. 81 12, 50; 70, So, 2 %
and few at 9 so.
S,oinc--Vcry few only were sold;,one LOT OF
small Shoats at about Sc: and lot of old Hogs
atdI-2. At retail from to 8 I-2.
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Commissioners and .Adminisiraior's Nbiice

SaNilE Subscribers having been appointed by
port, Commissioners on tho estate Of snjsmin
lIazard, Esq. late Of Newport, dec. repres ente,,
insolvent, hereby givo notice that six months
from the 7ih Of June, 1874, are allowed to tho
creditors of said estate 10 OK hibn their ella i,s
against tho same and that the second Saturday ys
in October. November and December next, vt 2
O'Clock. Z. NJ, and the house OF Peior 4. Rem
ins,on, ara appointed by u tho time and place
Of nee'ing said creditors FOR the purpose Of re-
coivias and examining their several Claims.
Taos. GoDpARp,
HOLMES weaver, , Comm; is si0ners.
PErER p. RgMINGToN.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed 10 make immediate payment TO
HARRIET l.. HAZARD, .aministra irir.
tAug. I2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12

The commencement at Washington
Col!cge, Hartford, was held on Thursday
last. Sixteen young gentlemen received
The degree of Bachelor Of Arts, and sew
eral were admitted 10 the Masters do
gree. The honorary degree Of ID. ID.
was conferred on Rev. Alfred Lee,
Bishop elect of Delaware. Rev. lIora-
io Potter ID. ID. Of Albany, delivered an
olaiion before the Alumni ofths College,
and Rev. Mr.. Clinch, Of South Boston,
n poem.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12

AccIpESr.-On Saturday afternoon boat
james. brothers, was run down by the steam
boat Cleopatra, near tho flnrl Gate Tho
former named was drowned, aud tho latter
saved by clinaing to the wheel Of tho steam
sr. A reward Of $40 has been offered by
the friends Of the deceased for tho ro.
cOvery of the body. " J. Com. .fdu.
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ID L N IT. S II II Y

4 EVILS +. GALLUP, NJ. ID. respectfully
- informs the Ladies' md Gentlemen Of
Newport, that he has returned to the Ryons
which he furmerly occupied in Spring street.
near Trinity Church, where ho will be happy
Ia attend 10 all persons who may require lis
professional assistance.
Newport, Aug. ~, 1911.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12

Los. OF rur OcrAvf,.-Tbe sch Octsva, Wecden,
nf and ,r this port from Rendout, " v, while cona
ibtorQh t!ur Gate Saturday morning last sitaok "il
rtdi,on rock, and snuk hnmedatrly-thoso on hoard
having barely time To save themselves. The Octnva
was loaded with 1872 tons Of Coal tor the irJdhgon
Man Co.. aud Insured in Providence nj the hncri-
,sn ,h.re for .xLJO. There WIS no Insurance on the
cnrsn Capt Me,den states that IN fvs minute. tom
the time 81, struck no ve,Iige other Could bc sses
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12
from no DaGr4lo tommcrslal Of Saturday.

There was brilliant review nt the bar.
racks hi. morning, onl at the close, the
several companies marched through some oi
our principal streets, n-king a fine and sol.
dier'.ke display. We understand The regi.
meat will leave. some time next week for
the 'caboafd. La headquarters will be at
Fort Columbus, 10 New York bay. bit scve.
raj companies will be detailed 10 garrison
the various posts from Fortress Monroe, in
Virginia, to Newpon, Il. |.
The regiment above referred to, is the I'd
OF y. 8. Artillery, under Col. James Bank
head, two companies from which will be sta .
toned at FoRr ADAMS, in this Harbor, which
10 now rapidly completing. Their arrival
may be shortly expected
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12

A WouLD.BE SAiLon.--Th. ship Algon.
NUN, Capt. a Turley, from Liverpool, arriv
ed this morning, and among her passengers
lsa healthy. stout female, l6 years of age,
who shipped in Liverpool os sailor boy
being dressed in HE hnbi!imon,-, neatly
rigg"d from top 10 toe, md nc,ually perform
od the duly oF lad on board, going aloft
&c, for several doys, when some suspicion
arose among thn crew. which led 10 the dis
covsry of her sex, Capt. 7. Immediately
had her removed from the !orcchsile to the
s,ecragc, aud her dres, changed Tor female
spparel II appears she isa destitute gir
who had ,okcn this method to get passnge
10 America, where she expects TO End friends
Shc shipped under the name Of "Biy
Sicwar," and says her namc is lsabclla
S,crsrt. tFLh .t;itionai Go,,He.
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MEMOIR 1ND.l.

Cd ~ wil,n,nsior, N G, asih nj, brs C,5int, Lar
ton, foF tali River.
Arr in the nehuyIsi'iJ inst, seh Concord Burroughs
hence.
R,ed from Hartford, eDih uli, sch Rio, couon., ior
rhilAd,I ,bn, v,s yorh
WTskr, y ~a'cs, -. c.c :hs.sr -. r,,zs, y
lr.' port, ~ Is'hihs ,r'. ii't b'.sT tiL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12

for "ADyrRTisrp LETT
Almy Levi
Ausiin Warren
Ailsley isaac
Anthony David g.
Alien Capt. George
Allen jeremiah
Bancroft Geo. W.
Burbank Isaac
Brown Charles
Bremner George
Billner John &.
Bellows J. N.
Baker (Clo,h Iresser)
Brown Bctsey Miss
Brownell Henrietta 4"
Bond Mary Ann +"
Condry Capt. n. n.
Clarke George
Crane Benjamin
Cazcnovc 5. f. Mrs.
! Clarke Martha "
Dickinson WIN. Il.
Dcnough WIN.
Dennis Jonathan jr.
Dunre Jo2iah Mrs.
Dixon Ann Miss
Estrom Capt. Geo. l..
Ealy Every
Emery Sally Mrs
Ellsworth Abby r. +"
FrcebodyR cb b'caMiss2
Fuller Margaret 4"
Fnles Caroline Mrs.
Gillespie q. ID. II.
Gardper Sanford
Clifford Clpt. Daniel
Groves Mary Miss
GnlIlard Mary 4. "
Hazard Licdt, ;. L.
Hallock Capt Benj.F.
Hillman Grafton
Hammond James
Hoppin Richard Mrs.
Howard Priscilla Miss
Hammond Amey 4"
launcy John
Kerby John 2
| Lauiibroughpr Aaron
Lewis Israel r.
Marshall Thos. 2
Nulhollan John
Call Henry
M'Crillis Joseph +.
AS. 3wl ASH
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E AA iS8 4 g. s.

In Providence, yesterday morning by the Rev. A. A.
Rosa, Capt. Erastus r. Coe, to Miss Mary Ii. Ross
daughter oftbe Rev. Mr. X, both of this town.
Al Centrevtlle, Warwick, oil Monday evening last
BY the Rev. Mr.. Wilkes Capt. James A. GARDINER, o
WEXFORD, to Miss Martha A., daughter OF Mr. Henr,
Hamilton Of Centrevhj.
In scekork 81 inst, Mr.. Henjamin W. Pcrrcr, printer
Of to Miss Ciarissa Carpenter, Pavtucke
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12

tRs."
Mcdonald Ibngld
McElfIrust Col JobnH
Mcclellan Bryce
Manchester Thos j.
Marshall Marina Mrs.
Martha Mary Miss
Monnier Margaret
Niles Lyman e.
Palmer James -. z
Paul Com eggs
Preston Waller
Phelps Col. Chas. 5.
Pratt Peter
Perry Lewis
Ring Geo. ii. Mrs.
Robinson OrilIa Miss
Swascy Wm. i. 9
straiipn T.. b. z
Story VIM.
Samson Henry "A.
Spencer j.
Stephens James
Ssban Augustus
Sullivan Frank Mrs.
Sonihwick EliZa e..
Suddors Sarah T.. Mrs
Waterbury Lawr'co =
Wilbcr Joseph
Weld Chas. =,
Woodward Robert
Walker James
Williams Chester
Weoden Ann Mrs.
JAMESTOWN.
Hull Edward.
IRIsH.
Coitrell Michael
DowlingLapgh'in
Dolen Bariholonsw
| Doren Patrick
Fay Bernard
Kelly Owen
Mccormick John
Magowing Horny
Murphy Dennis
Nal0unoy Caiharinc
Mc.Iugh Edward
M'CaIly John ,
O'Sullivan Joha
O'Bricn John
Ronon Michael
Sharkey Martin
Wallace David.
;R ROBBINS J.. ",
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Bayou SARA, July 26, 1871.

| arrived here at one o'clock TO day, and
the trial Of the negroes had just terminated.
They are all acquitted, as no evidence what.
ever could be found against them, and ike
wise the white man named Mills. The lat.
ter will, however, probably be invited to
make himself scarce, and will be obliged to
leave the place. The trial was conduc tod
before Judge Wyms and six jurymen, nc.
cordng to the black code. All IL quiet now,
aud the city is itself again, which means as
much that it Is exceedingly dull.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12

lCivE or six hundred dolars. 10 be secured
Oh Rcnl Estate. For inloru,siion 10
quire of tho printer.
Aug. l2. loil.--3w.
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A case of yellow fever, distinctly
marked, has occurred ot New Orleans.- -
Tho B"c says, "tbis is no evidence ol
approaching epidemic. Sporadic cnsts
orcur eycry year. Still j, would be well
for transient, residents rnd the unocclina.
ted :" be- op ,hcr uard. We know not
tps snrr - y"r:.'e.ce may be IN o'-
,i'd,t.v
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II lie q,

&yxA The lower part OF the honsc in
TfTa9 Broad. street, recently occupied
ss;M7 hy the Rev. Mr.. Gaviit. For
~Shs.sa. terms, &c. enquire Of SAMUEL
SrtRNs, Newport, or
WM. X. PlTMAN, New Bedford.
Aug. :
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Fnom HAv.NA.--Huvuna dutes 10 the 10Th
ul'.' lreccived at New Orlcans.l state ,ha, the
yellow fever was raging virulen,ly in tina,
civ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-12

sT.The slayo insurrection at the
South turns out as We supposed, a story
got up for effect, as will be seen by the
following article, copied from n late N.
Orleans Bee:
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AUCTIONS.

On Saturday .fugasi 1fih, ot 10 e'eio'k. q
" rW 6s soiJ m sntiie auction. NJ The as-
th Of !Hon'ry ~ sraauy. IN Green-sirss$,
his enI, stock -sOrsi<filg Of
pair OF Greys.
pair fBsyss
I s,djl, aud chaisc H0RsrS.
2 Chs,.s aud tss.e.ses.
2 Coaches
! Stage Coach
4 sets double harness
Sleigh.
Rdpg Saddles
Ladios Saddle.
2 riding Brides aud Nsrtlnsass
Stable furniture, Sc
Conditions q, -sie,
J, GUODspEEp. hac,1
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PEW AT AUCTION,

On Sntmdoy morning ncr.. Aug. iAh, lssl.
al u otiock,
~ Ill. be sold At Pubic A"e'i"n, at Irln''
.oid cburch, late ,he property Of John 4 !;
Sh, man. deceased.
Conditions at The snic.
CHARLES n. TiLLEY, Auct'r.
Aug. IL.
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Letters,

REmAIs,so IN rBE pOsT orricr, sEwPoRT
n. L., AUGUST Ist, lsiI.
~ .9doertissd ieiieys arc ptCeed IN a sepornt,
Lor Persons applying for hem riH please call
for "ADYERTIsED LETTERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12

SHocKiEe AigRDxR IN NKw YonK-
% Sunday week. Mics AARY ANN Ro.
esRs, beautiful and estimahls vou1v
lady. whoss mother resides a. No. Ia
Nassau street. lsft her home fos abe Dur.
Pose OF going % church. ss she stated
As she did not return al night. etes:
anxiety was felt for her. bat no, withstand.
ing the most vigorous efforts they failed
to hear any thing from her until .Tednes.
Cay last. O. that day Der bodf was
ioand hoaiinR near The SYPHILIS Cave, At
Hoeoken. and with every appearance Of
Aavi1g undergone the mos. brutal treat
: mont and afterwards murdered. The
eoEoneT's Jury, who sat there upon the
body. returned verdict Of wi!fui murder
against some person or persons unknown,
AID prompt steps have been .aken 10 ar.
rest one young man upon whom suspicion
siSengly fasieLs, bot VINO has ahssnted
himself very suddenly. The Star say.
that Msss RoeERs formerly attended Jobu
AndeTson's tobacco store. 10 Broadway,
snd was Known s,s'lhe Beautiful Cigar
Girl" She vas young woman Of good
character and was soon 10 have been
married.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-12
F.on Iss PkiIai,luAia D.lf, ch,,,;,,,.

THE DROWNED LOVERS IDENTIFIED.
Slnce this unfortunate pair who were
fsund drowned Ia the Schuylkill, locked
~ each Others embraces, have silent he
sleep Of death. their names, their early
history. and the Cause which led 10 their
uniimely end, have remained as silent "A
the grave. We stated al the time Of the
occurrence. that sooner osIageF The names
1.-THE parties would come to light. 10 spite
OF The asseyeTaiions Of our contemporaries
20 ibs contrary. About six miles this side
81 EasloD, reside q highly respectable
family OF the pane Of WooD. Their
daughter. an Amia5le and Intelligent girl.
namsd Eliza, unfortunately became ae-
qusinied with youGg man in the neigh.
borhood, whose character was apy thins
bot reputable. He was given 10 every
Kind Of Vics-a spend ihrih-a drunkard.
aud gambler. For two years, the par.
eats OF the unhappy girl opposed the
match. knowing that il IL did take Mace
misery. iribulaiicn. and acrrow would be
the lot OF their daughter. This was onIy
adding fuel TO the fame already kineled
IN the bosom OF Eliza. Suffering end
disappointment strengthened, instead Of
weakening her love. She NaSioadly and
devoiedly attached TO the object OF her
choice.
A few days before the discovery OF the
bodies in the Schuyikill. Eliza add her
lover lett Easlon. Toe mother Of the un.
fortunate girl. reading the account Of the
TRANSACTION in hsPspeTS. came 10 the ciiy.
for the purpose Of seeing The bodies. and
81 possible identity theun. She repaired
70 the Green House. at Bush Hill. imme.
diAlely on her arrival, but TO heV great
grief, the bodies bad been inferred three
days before. She however obtained from
Mr.. Hin, the keeper Of the Green House,
n correct and exact description of the
female. her appearances, dress. and the
ear rings which she wore. The dress an.
syered exactly il color and make to the
one her daughter had on the dsy she
eloped from her home, and she felt per.
feetly satisfied that The unfortunate de-
ceased vas no other than her o~n daueh-
Ter. SO certain are the family a. 10 the
ideniIty Of their child, that they have
been N deep mourning ever since lhe.Is-
iuTn Of The mother to Der home.