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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

Loss OF TUE PEAcocK.-The Madi-
sonian Of Friday contains an official let
ter from Captain Wilkes to the Secrcta-
ry of the Navy, enclosing one from Cap
tain Hudson, giving an account oi the
loss Of the Peacock, sloopof War The
following paragraphs, from Capt Wilkes
letter, show the Proximatc cause OF the
disaster.
Captain Hudson was furnished by me
with directions for entering the Colum-
bia, which obtained of Captain -
OF the ship -, at Oahu, who had just
arrived there from the Columbia, and
was assured that they could be depended
on. A recent chart also accompanied
the directions, which was considered cor
rect.
| was gralifed in being able to obtain
the information and furnished copies tt
each OF the vessels of the squadron
placing much confidence in them, having
been unable to obtain any Information
which could be relied on, to enable u
to encounter the difficulties and wei
known dangers which exist there. These
directions were apparently drawn up will
care, although there existed IN my m'n'
some doubt, from their giving only mag
netic bearings, generally Of htile value
and particularly so in this case, AS IN!
experience, from a recent survey OF th'
bar, has since proved.
To these must be imputed the loss o
the Peacock, which Captain Hudson i'm
plicnly followed aud held IN his hand a
the time he made the attempt TO eros
the bar, as appears by his report here
nner copied. am well satisfied tina
such was the case, from the fact OF Cap
tain Varney, master of the America
brig Thomas Perkins, having ran owe
the same part of the sands in iollowIn
the same directions, copies OF which h
obtained from me at Oahu but DRAWN
only feet Of water, he entered w''ho,
accident
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

Al The Newport Asylum, eth ult, OF Consumption,
Mr. SILAS GIBBS, aged 70 years.
In Providence, on the 18th ull, Miss SARAH WEST
corr aged 90 years.-On the 2Itn, Mrs SARAH ANN
lBURLlNCAME,in the 72d yenr other age.-On ihe 25h
after short but distressing Illness, which he bore with
Christian oriiiude, Mr.. PITTS SMITH, son o C0lon.l
Richard Smith, in the 25th year OF his s-on Monday
last, Mrs. ROSAMOND BROWN, wife oi the late Capt.
Zebedce Brown, in the olst year oi her age.
la TeNus, ~ Tho summer Oi lsil, while on his way
fron Washing ton 10 ST. Marks River, Mr.. JOSEPH $.
MARTIN, Jr in the 3lst Of his age, youngest son
oi the late Joseph = Martin Esq. OF Providence. The
account just received that his den was caused b
The idcnial discharge oi uskei but no particulars
nre given,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

At Trinidad, 9th uli sch sapello, Townsend from
Wilmington, n e, nrr, 2Sth Jan. ia Distress aud has
since been coiidrInGCd,
Arr nj New York, 2jth ut, sch Warsaw, Durdiek, ~
DAYS lin Tuckapnu.
At ST. JuIu', Plantation, 80 miles below New Or
leans, th ut sch Only Daughter, Wceden, for sayan-
nah, next day.
Cld NJ Charleston, 18th ult, sch Virginan, burroughs
Havana.
Cid at Mobile lith ult, ship WIN. Engs, Coe, Nants
Arr Savannah, 22d uli, brig Poland, Cozl.ns, iron
Havana.
Al Havana, brig Echo, Messcr, di.s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
Guardians Notice.

1JNIiE subscriber gives public notice, that
.. he has been appointed by The Hon.
Court of Probate. of The town o' Portsmouth.
Guardian of WiLiam H. clifford, tby him
specially chnsen TO ac, in said capacity for tho
reason tha, he, the said William, has, by long
and severe i'll health, become incapable "f
managing his pecnnIary concctns,) aud hsv-
ing given bond according 10 lsw, hereby calls
upon oil persons having demands against said
William IL. Clifford, to exhibit the sam" With
in six nonihs from the date hereof. and those
indsbed 10 make immediate payment
JOHN II. COGG ESHALL, Guardian.
Portsmouth, Feb. II, Si2.-Gw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

FRoM FLoRIpA.-The latest account
states that 3l9 Indians had just arrived
a, the u. 5. barracks from Tampa Bay ;
among whom were the wife and children
of the noted chief, Tigertai' he having
escaped. II was thought that not more
than 200 Ino,ans remained IN Floido.
The war was considered virtually at an
end, though II would probably take some
timo, and considerable effort, TO subdue
the small remaining body OF Indians, who
are Of the most ferocious character.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

WEALTH AND WoRTu OR, WHICH
MAKES THE MAN? New York : Har-
pers S, Brothers, 1912.
This is the title of new work, re-
Gently published in New York. 1t is
the first Of contemplated series of
american Family Tales" intended, as
the preface states, "to iniuse an earnest,
independent, American spirit, uncon-
taminated by intolerance toward other
governments and nations--to encourage
taste for qualifications Of the intellect,
in preference to those of the senses,
without forgetting the superior impor-
tance Of the inculcation Of those prin.
ciples Of action, which reverentia
faith in the divine origin Of the Chris.
tian code Of morals enforces. Such
will be the paramount object regarded
in the preparation of these tales" The
work before us is admirably written
the story well told, the interest intense
Iy sustained, and the moral most excel
lent and useful. 1t is from the pen of {
highly accomplished scholar, and yer,
talented gentleman, and will no doub
be the instrument of much good. Al
though the book is designed mostly fol
children, yet it contains lessons whicl
tho oldest aud best of us might study t.
advantage. We earnestly recommend
i the work to the attention Of the public
Il For sale at the book store Of jane
II Hammond.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

ExpLoRrNG ExPrDiTioS.-Thc y. s. ship
Vincenncs was nj ST. Francisco, Upper Cali.
fornia on the 3lst October. with the Por.
poisc, Flying FISH, aud brig Oregon. They
were to soil the next day for the United
States. Vi, Manila, Singapore, aud Cape oI
Good Hope. Tho squadron Will probably
nrrivc ~ ,hc United States m June neat -
Vat fniH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

TEMrERANcE ~ THE ARMy.-Compa
MES A, ID, + and X, of the fourth ,ogi'
ment Of Artillery, stationed at the Madi-
son Barracks, Sacketrs harbor, have
formed total abstinence temperance as
sociation. The companies, including
officers, number go men, and Of these,
I2I2, including six officers, have signed
the pledge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

CAPT. HArcH, Of Ship Atlanta, who
was imprisoned at Rotterdam, has arrived
IN Portland When he was liberated by
the King, as we learn from the Portland
Advertiser, his return to Rotterdam was
greeted with very generous dcmonsira-
tons Of regard. The Shipping in port,
without exception, hoisted their flags on
the occasion, maniies,ing the sympathy
of master and officers in the injustice that
had been done to brother sailor
Twenty seven Of the Dutch East India
Captains with some others insisted on his
accepting public dinner, in token OF
their high regard for Capt Hatch and IN
celebration Of The happy event OF his ac-
quiital. The entertainment was in every
way gratifying, and the issue Of the
whole matter, as n personal affair, Is
highly crediiablo to him. Salem Reg
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

SrpprS DEAru.-Tbc Philadelphia papers
notice the death IN ,ha, city. OF spopleky, OF
uan named Sumner French. lie had with
him a Bible. IN which wns recorded. his
marriage with Ruth Mason, at Seekonk'
Mass. ~ 1891 Also, the snbsequen: brths
of four cbildren--two OF them IN Taunton,
Mass. aud the others IN Providence, X. L.
llo fell aud expired ~ The street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
PORT Of NE WP0RT.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY Feb. 10Th.
Brig Antarca, Clarke, fm Phnd Tor BOSTON
Schs Emerald Ward, aud Columbia, smith, TN Bos-
ton Tor Virginia.
PIlot-boai Hiram, Of EJgarton, I'm II cruise.
Sloop- Rienl Duriec, I'm New York for Prov id0nce
Rising Sun, Presby, I'm Taunton inr New bedford.
SATURDAY, Feb. 9Th,
schr zen. Cobb, Hammond, fin Providence.
SUNDAY, Feb 2sh.
sloop Rhode Island, Hull, I'm Providence for ~ York
TUESDAY, March lst.
sioops Massasot, Brown, I'm Fail River for New
York James l.. Long, Hawkins, I'm New York foI
Prov idence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

Extract from letter from Lieut.. Charles
Wiikes, Com'h Of Me Exploring En-
pediion, dated San Francisco, Upper
California, 3lst October, lS4l, ad-
dresstd to the Hon. Secretary Of The
.Napy:
cit becomes nv pleasing duty to mako
known to. the Government, previous to
leaving the Northwest coast OF Amer-
Gu, the strong obligations we feel for the
many kind attentions nnd civlliiles which
we have received from John McLaush
lin, Esq chief factor of the Honorable
Hudson's Bay Company at Fort Van
couver, and To all the officers OF the
Honorable Company with whom we have
had intercourse, III tho prose cution OF the
duties, in the Oregon Territory, required
by my instructions. These gentlemen
have done every thing to facilitate our
operations by the prompt attention and
liberal supplies rendered the officers and
crew of the late u. S. ship Peacock, OF
the occasion of her wreck on the bar o
the Columbia and also in the Quit oI
the U. s. brig Oregon, late brig Ihon-
as Perkins, for which view the cxpe-
dinon greatly indebted, having enabled
me to carry my ins'ruciionsmore prompt
ly aud fully into effect"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

Axoru.R AccIptNr ON Tur WxsrrRN
RnLRo,p.-On II Saturday afternoon the tram
lrom Grccnbush To Springfield was suddenly
arrested. about twenty-five miles from the
former place, by the brcnk'ng down of q
bridge. The engine, tender. and b"ggag"
cars were precipt6ted into the sircs,n. dis
isnco of twenty feet, bn, TIE Passongo' cars
were fortunately slopred. No lNcs lost
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
Rev, MIR. Brooks Sermon
on TEMPERANCE,

FOR SALE at this office,-at the
Bookstores Of James Hammond and
WIN. A. Barber-and at the stores of
Michael Freeborn, and John J. Stacy.
Price $40 per l00-l2 l-2 cents sin
gle. Mar. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

CorToN. The Washington correspon-
dent of the Charleston Courier, remarks:
1--WE learn that large orders have been
sent from Salem and Boston to the East
Indies for cotton, during the last month. .
The increasing product of Cotton in the
British East Indies, viii soon attract the
attention Of our Southern producers, and
tariff of protection must be resorted to
by them"
Would it not be a strange mutation OF
affairs to see South Carolina; about the
year eighteen hundred and forty seven,
clamorous for Protective Tariff And
yet stranger things than that have hap
pened. - Wilmington ~ o. Cha on'ele'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
Loss of the Brig Caspian, Of this port.

Cant. swasey, and crew OF the brig Caspian arrived
nj The New BASIN yesterday, with digging, sails, Ne
from the wreck ot the caspian, which vessel WIS lost
ON Barrataria Bar, the 9Th inst. She was from Mo-
bile bound bngrataria with cargo ol GOO bhs te
meut ls1 OF which VA. saved N. o. bulletin, 10Th ut
We understand thai lhe Caspian was iuilI insured a
New Brtiori
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
Winter Oil.

xSn Gallons Pure Winter strained sperm
4cV OH, Just received and for sale cheaI
or Cash or approved paper, by
Feb. 10. NJ. HALL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
AUCTION.

UiN be sold al p,tLHc auction, on Thursday,
March The I'd, 1912, nj The r,sidencs Of The
late Jeremiah clifford, IF fair u mol The first
fair dag afier) al 10 O'Clock "A. W.
= Horses, puir of large Oxen, ] Hog, s.
a bushels Corn, LOCO lbs. Pork, 800 lbs.
Beef, Hams, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Coif'e.
Sugar, Chalse. Carryall Ok wagon, W""d.
Fowls, quantity and variety OF household
furniture, farming tools, and many other ar
ticles too numerous 10 mention. Conditions
at The tune and place.
JOHN II. COGGESHALL, Ane'E
Portsmouth, Feb. l6, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
LOAN WANTED.

,l>llE subscriber. Town Treasurer, wishes
L to hire S2OC0. for the use of the town.
GEORGE FREEBORN.
Newport, Feb s lci2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
SHERIFF"S SALE.

NEWPORT, sc.
10y virtue of an Execution issued oui of
fS the Court of Common Pleas tor the
County of Newport, in favor of Ambrose =.
Page and to me directed and delivered, ]
will sell at public anc,ion, an the premises.
to the highest bidder. on Tuesday. the 9Th
day OF March, 1912, at II O'clock A. N. all
The right, title and interest that Benjamin
Page, af Canton, IN the County Of Stark. and
State Of Ohio, had on the l7lh day of June.
1910, at 20 minutes past 2 o'clock p. NJ. in
and to o certain farm or tract OF land situated
partly in Portsmouth and partly in Middlo-
town, il said County of Newport. with the
buildings thereon, and bounded as follows io
w.t. north 90 land of Enos Gibbs, east on
land of Abraham CoggeshalI, south on land
of James Coggcsball, ahd west on tie road,
Newport, H"v. q is4I.
WM ii. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Feb. II, lo43
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

Governor Morrow, of Ohio, Senator
in Congress lies dangerously VI al
Washington, Of Congostlvo fever
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March, 1912.
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&E 4 g g : a g Is 8,

Ia this town, on "Wednesday evening 23d uit, by The
Rev. Mr. Phips, Mr. JAMES G. CARD 10 Miss MARY
ANN, daughter 0 Capt Pelcs Lnwton, all OF ths Town
same evening, by the same, Mr.. WILLIAM DAVE,
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COMPREHENSIVE.

y1>IIOMAS G. BROWN, Draper y TAILOR,
b IOs, Thames st having lh's day taken
his son into Co Partnership, the business IN iu
ture will be conducted under the name and
firm Of
THOMAS G. BROWN d SON,
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their line OF business, having a well selected
assortment Of Broad Cloths, Cassi'neres, and
Vestinss, suitable to the present and pproach-
Ing season. ii,o u, na' oMoWN'
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CLEARED.
MEMORANDA.

22d, Schr Fancy, Paterson, Mobile.
10th, Schr Reaper, Mclaughlin, ST. Thomas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

We understand that Mons. ERNETTE,
whose advertisement will be found in
another column, has met with much
success during his few days sojourn
among US. He is about commencing
his second course Of lessons, and it ai-
lords fine opportunity for all who wish
to become beautiful painters in water
colors, to receive instruction from an
excellent Master, and at cheap rate.
Specimens Of his style Of painting, and
of the Improvement Of his pupils in
this town, may be seen at Townsend's s
Hotel.
We understand that Mons. Ernette
would prolong his visit here and engage
to give a course of lessons in the French
language, if II class could be formed Of a
sufficient number to make it all induce.
ment.
A eorrcc. pronunciation Of the French
is very desirable, with all who have
learned or may be learning the language
and this generally cannot be acquired ST
perfectly from any one as from Frenci
teacher who is competent to instruct
and we understand Mons. +, is highl,
so.
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for "ADyEKTIsED LETTERS.
Albro Mis-. Alice Johnston Miss Marg'rl
Bond Miss Mary A. Lynch John
Card loscph Mercer Frederick Il
Card Joseph L. Pechha'n w WIilam
Cornell George Palmer Mrs sarah
Comstock George Pelrce Elizabeth
Cunningham VIM. Rider Warren
Camel Mrs Thos Root James w
Cha.. Be,sey Reed Charlotte
Chase Miss Eliz'b,h Il Sample Robert
Clark Mrs Octayla !. stewart sumner
Cogge.haIl Miss NaryP stephens John
D.wick Oliver Washburn Sias ID
Dewick Joseph MiDDLErowN'
Dawey Mrs Lucy Lake benlnmin
Fn. Asa Pcckham Mrs Sophia
Goodhue MrsR JAME-rows.
Hamilton VIM Grinnel Joshua
iIainmett James IRISH
llerenden Richard Briit James
IIouson WIN Co rcoran Peter
Hazard Mrs Sarah G Feeny John
Horn Miss Louisa & Gleenon W iiIiam
ma 3wl ASHER ROBBINS =. NJ.
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NOTICE..

40 Books are now kept nj the Store OF
~ U.H JAMES TTLLEI except t"I
fafmers' produce-but any one wanting Day
Goods FOR C.fSH, can have them Dog
Cheap. lie hopes no ohrucc will be taken
being obliged So To proceed.
Ian 90 ISl2-.lui.
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NOTICE.

Court of Probate, Newport, Feb.7, 1912.
,e,lIE first administration account on the
! estate of William Thurston, late OF
Newport, yeonan, dec. was presented Tor al
lowance.
II is ordered. that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred 10 Court
of Probate to be holden AT the Probate office
IN Newport, on the first Monday in March
next. a, q o'clock a. IN. aud that previous no.
licc be- given by publishing copy OF thus or
der tnrce several times in the Herald Of The
Times, for all persons interested to appear al
said time and place aud be heard.
A true copy-witnes'
Il. B. llowLAND, Pro. CIR.
Febl7
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

Ex-President Van Buren is now on
his route to South Carolina, whence, al
ter n visit TO his friends and family con
ne ct ions in that State, he will proceed to
Tennessee, and visit General Jackson,
at the Hermitage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
In all, over 5000 VOLS.
Being the Larges, Circulating Library in New
England.
NEW WORKS ARE CONSTANTLY
ADDING.

The terms Of this Library ore-to annual
subscribers 2 dollars per snnuin. payable IN nd
yaoce--who are rntlled To set Of books at
time. and eau exchange them every day.
The new Catalogue to tins Library recent
Nv published contsins over 400 poirne; NOR,
,hsn The catalogue preceding and has In u
al m, books ADDED, up to thIs saio.
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Letters.

REMAINING ~ THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT
n. L., MARCH lst, lo42.
~ .4dUortiscd letters are placed ma separate
bor. Persons applying jor hem ciH please cali
for HADyEKTisED LETTERS.
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stock ius the Bank Of Rhode
Island.

a FEW SHARES, Epquire Of tho Prin
fes. -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
Public Meeting Of 1'lvertOn.

The friends Of order and good gov
ernment held meeting in Tiverton. on
Monday last, preparatory to thorough
organization, and in order To secure a
large vote in favor Of the Constitution,
to be voted for on the 2lst, e2d, and
23d inst. This meeting was well at
tended by men Of all parties, and the
best feeling was manifested by all pres
ent.
The Hon. JOB DyRrEE, Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court, addressed tho
meeting at length. and with great power.
Judge Duriee exposed with great clear
ness and force, and in manner every
way becoming the responsible and dig
nified position he occupies, the revolu-
tionary movements Of portion of the
Suffrage party, in the attempts to break
down the existing government OF the
State, and to force upon the good pco-
pie Of Rhode Island, without law and
against law, a new form Of government.
The Judge then set forth, In most mas
terly manner, the danger and endless
mischief that would result to every in
terest in the State, from u successful
Termination Of the schemes of the lead
ers Of the Suffrage party. He warned
his fellow citizens against lending them
selves to such an unworthy work; and
conjured them to use every effort to
sustain the constituted authorities ofthe
State, in upholding order and law
The meeting then adjourned to next
week, when complete system Of or
ganization will be adopted.
Information received from all parts
of the State, afford conclusive evidence
that the Constitution will be adopted by
most triumphant vote. How can ii
be otherwise; What good object can
any peaceable, well-dsposed person
have in attempting to defeat its adop-
tion' Most assuredly mono whatever.