Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-02
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: ANOTHER LAND SLIDE occurred NJ Troy ON W.dn,.
dny "i Inst week. The quantity of earth which lrl
W." "po" hnf ns great ss that which II n N. C,rme
S'"e p"' happily, there damage done 20 life OF
property.
II MAssAcuUsErrs CaxoaEssIosAL ELrcr,ox Tn.
Governor and Council have appointed Moud,y III. a.,
Apri Next ns the day Gg holding election. in those
Congressional districts which have Giled 40 elect
DEATH OF Sin cnAHLgs BAeor.-The Governor
General Of Canada died al Kingston on the 9th nit
II 'ArrAM FnASKLiS, of schooner Mrianora. arrived
NJ warren from Dominica, sintcs that n shock of nm
earthquake was felt nj that place on the s,h instant,
large volumes Of smoke seen issuing from the ,ou
part OF the islandi but II. he len Immediately, did no,
learn any particulars.
n "LAf CONVENTION has been held nj HARRISBURG
Ao"ut one thousand Delegates attended An nddr.,.
ana resolutions, nominating Henry CLAY for the pr,i
'"cy' ANA approving Of the National Convention IN m
nea NJ Baltimore ON the Sd Of May, 1914. were udoueJ
"hf"hNchMESr.-Mr. Barnard stated In n speech In
'"e h""'e OF Representatives that the whole approor
'"""' '"r the year, exclusive Of the national debt
"o"'' 10" exceed Eighteen Millions, being less than half
'"e "hhn" expenditures under the Lutte administration
non Henry :. Lane Of Indiana and Hon. WIN. IJ |
Warrington Of North Carolina, have declined heinz /
candidates for Reelection 10 Congress,
II IL said th't Mr.. Ellsworth, Commissioner or IN.
r"'eh' ONCE h"s given ofnce the powers that be
by his ~nnuHi aepor, in wh, he advocate, the Pm.
'ec'Ss system, aud Tint his removal Is spoken Of
"e M'''hy Post nj Piaikn, Fla, is to be broken up
or'hwith' good sign Of returning peace for the Ter
ritory. n
iHf TIT Is said that by putting n nmp OF supnr
'ne size OF walnut. into the teapot you will nnke The
ie" inluse IN one half the time. H
us proposed that the "great ditch as IL I'm, been
's'"ed' 10 unite the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans shall
nave sufficient depth OF water ships Of 400 tons.
The specie imported IN thi. country the ms, v..r
amounted To more than four million Of dollars. III
The army Of the United States by the annual return
IS shown to consis, Of 9,49o men. III
The total militia force Of the United s,ate,. a. 70.
turned last year, wns l,67i4s6. H.
Ihe State debt OF Massachusetts on which in,eres,
P"'d ny the commonwealth, 10 l,2O7, ,O9l In nd II
oh 10 'hs Tie State has issued and loaned 10 rail
oau companies scrip TO the amount Of s5,O5O,OOO '
II appears from statistics recently published, TIM,
bout twenty thousand members were added n, ,h T
'"p'"t, Methodist. Presb, terisp, and EpiscopnI u
'hurches in Virginia. during the year Is42 c
The War OF the Revolution lasted eigh, years IN .
"'-"0m TIE battle "f Lexington, April 10, 1875, to
'e proclamation Of Washington, ordering cessation ~
J hosiiies, April 10, 1853 II a
one hundred and eighty known murders were com II f
'ed IN the United snte-, during the year lsi2-Il p
o~ many undiscovered ones were perpetruted is Ien
r time to deveope. In
said young lady, whereabouts 1T
III" III" Tue STATE "i mnlrimony ?" "Oh," replied
e mother q, ,ou ill find that to he one Of the Uyir,,
rATEs III
Tue National Intellsencer says that Temperance /, -
" advancing ~ Washington. During the last sixteen al
'h'hs 400 names have been added to the tot uI u,
nee pledge, Re
great meeting was recently held IN IonIon 6r m,
rp"Se OF sending Missionaries to spread the GOSPEL in
la.
he Rev. Phlnnder Chase, is now senior Dshop ol i"
EpscopnI Church OF the United States. W.
The Misses shaw hnve been giving Concer. In Nam ou
'kes 10 iuIl aud adnirug audiences
The grand jury Of Chester saansy, ~ Y have found
true bills of indictment against Millere. OF thut /"
iniy, Tor improper conduct.
we
i'n very remarkable nct, that n man will not ac Sh
IL
;ohe-his reputation is s"ne-his health is gone, and
Is almost or quite kicked into the street. II
" young lady In Boston Tell on the ice, the other
aid broke her arm. The young lady WAS put into
state, snd her para, zod The sur A.
u operation was then Perorned without the .liph,.,t
D. though she was perfectly conscious Of what wa. NJ
ls on.-Philad Museum
he work Of Feigo, a Romish Bishop Of Brazil nran,,
ee'b"cy OF the Clergy, is about to be published in
lish, IN this country. -
Nh says he can't for his life the use Of buyipq Ala
s'oeS this weather. when it Il, easy TO get Oven Fur
Is M, where in the middle OF the street. hon
~ SLIDE AT TRoY.-fineen dead bodies were TAX on
rom the runs-sevcnteen taken out ave more or ''"d
injured. Some still mi sing h
's Mis-
o""''V p"' gwen IN baltimore the sleeping age
used by Washington duiing the Revolutionary II
,, wa" exhibited. fnt,
estimated that nj least twenty thousand applica WIN
for U s. Offices under considerut ion. A.
e happiness Of depends more upon the state as,,
$ own mind, than upon any one external crcum- u
20 nay, more than upon u external things put to- It'd
'r. or,
~. ......,'. , "'t"'', """e"''' however Eliz
the accusations which may be preferred against Ian,
every story has two wa, $ Of being told. nr,1
NATuns-No person is more unhappy tlnn The -
ured one, the world goes wrong with HIM, be.
he has not discovered the true secret Of going {
Our lives are too short to be iretied away. lie, \
arh to be good naturcd and then il the world
dark without, We shall hnve sunshine within. -