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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
M ILL arrive in NEWPORT, on the

VA lILIB arrive III .NEp rum, oil 'he
w l9th Of July, and exhibit for Two days.
ono Of the most extensive collections of Wild
living Animals ever offered.
The science of Natural History must, in
some degree, have occupied our race in all
ages, and in every degree Of civilization, as
we depend upon the objects around Us for
locd, shelter, and amust ,nent Why should
not man, in II state of refinement aud wealth,
explore the great museum at nature, to en-
nance his temporal qualification, add To his
source Of knowledge. aud increase his vene.
ration for the wonderful Author Of all
things?
The advantages derived by visi, to well
arranged Mcnngerlc are apparent. 1t is the
concc cntratiun of all that Is beautiful and sub.
lime in natures mighty work one of the
most elevated sources uf human enjoyment
and one wholly dvcsted of every moral oh
lection ircqGcu,ly made use uf against places
Of amusement IN general.
/ Accompanying ,hs is the celebrated Dries
bach. the grca, Lion subdu-r aud tanner, who
will harness aud drive d wild Lion with case
and safety.
/ On the entrance Of the town the cnpacadc
will be escorted by four prodigous Elephant,
IN harness. drawing the Music Car containing
the Band, offTdng spectacle unparalleled
\ perhaps IN THIS or any other Country IN thu
nineteenth century.
o. Location for Pavilion mp Barney $,
on grass plat beautifully adapted.
II Admission only 25 cents.
\ Newport, July g. ISi:,-;Iw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

The FIREIN FALL RivER.-We per-
ceive by our exchanges, that subsciio-
tons and contributions have been re-
ccived and taken up for The Fall River
sufferers, in Providence, Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Salem, New Bed
ford, and in most Of lhs towns and viii.
lagos, far and near. The prompt spirit
of liberaliy and sympathy thus mani
tested, cannot fail to produce deep and
lasting emotions ofgra,itudc from every
individual sufferer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

EUPThc amount received over and
above the expenses of the Excursion to
Fall River, in the steamer IoLAs las,
week, was One hundred and nine dollars,
whic0 Capt. WooLsEy, in acfordapce
with his previously expressed intention,
very generously presented to the Relief
Committee of ;bat place, for the bene.
fit of the sufferers by the late FIRE.
1t has been suggested to us that Capt
Woolsey would find it profitable to
make another afternoon excursion to
Fall River, if made sQop. There are,
without doubt very many of our inhabi-
tants who have not yet seen the desola-
tion produced by the late awful fire in
that village, that would like to take &
tFip up there for that purpose, and We
therefore, are also inclined to th,
opinion, that Capt. w. uould "fnd i
profitable" to make another excursion
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

4 sound National Currency, regulated ~ tho
win and Authority of the Nation
An Adequate Revenue, with FAIR Protection
to American Industry
Just restraints OH the Executive power, en-
bracing II further Restriction on the excr-
else of the Veto:
A faithful Administration oftho Public Domain
with an Equitable Distribution of the pro-
ceeds of the Sales Of it among all the
States.
An Honest and Economical Administration o
the General Government, leaving Pubic
Officers perfect Freedom of Thonght, aud
Of the r ght Of Suffrage; but with suitable
Restraints against Improper interference
in Elections.
An Amendment of the Constitution, limitin.
the Incumbent Of the Presidential Ohc'
to a Single Term. ii. CLAY
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Tennessee Election.

An importapt election takes place in
Tennessee next month, for Governor,
members Of Congress, aud members oi
the State Legislature. This state, It IL
well known, is now, and has been for
Two years past, without Senator IN
Congress. A choice has heen prevent
ed by the refusal Of the Senate, where
the Loco Focos have a bare majority, to
go into an election. On the result OF
this election, therefore, depends the
choice Of two Senators, one for two, and
the other for four years. IL the Wings
succeed in obtaining n majority in both
houses of the Legislature, i, will secure
a Wing ascendancy in the United States
Senate for the next two years. The
complexion of the last Legislature was
as lullOws:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

.New Church The corner s,ono Of n new
church, for the R'v. Mr.. Kirk's society, was
ia,d ~ Somerset Place nn Tuesday morning
last lof last week. a. q O'clock, with appro.
pirate ceremonies. Beneath the stone was
depnsiied n box Continuing n silver plate, rn
witch was inscribed various particulars re-
,a,lng io The origin and present condition Of
! tho sucirly, several uf the city newspapers |,
the annual rrpuiis oi benevolent societies,
aud other documents. The church IL 10 be-
an elegant structure, aud when completed
will h. known as the Noun, Vernon Con
j gfcgsiiuual church. - Eo.iou Post
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Whins- Loco Encos

Wing majority in joint ballot, Q.
The candidates for Governor are En-
Gov Polk and the present Whis Govern.
or, Jones-both popular men and able
speakers. The canvass has been going
on for some weeks, and the rival candi-
daies are slumping it through the state.
1t will be close election, (says the
New.York Express, but we are inclined
to regard Mr.. Jones's chance as the
best His ma aiority in 1871 was 1924
( !n the last Congress, the Wings hae
ten of the thirteen members Under III,
new apportiopment, the State is entitled
10 eleven.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
FOR SALE,

rg'TlAT mos, eligible building 10, Of land
situate mex, south of the Mansion House
of Christopher Fry. E.q.. on south Touro
street, Said lot of land contains about au
acre nf ground, surrounded on three sides by
public streets and with an excellent fence.
II is beyond comparison the most beautiful
building lot in Newport, having u conmodi.
ous Wow 81 the harbot aud Narragansctl
Day. For terms apply 10
JOSIAH e.. SHAW
SevpoI,, Jlne -. 1913 -pL)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

Exciting Ordination Scene IN The Episco.
pnt Church.-Elcven young inrn were, on
Sunday. ordained al st. Stephens church, BY
the Rev. Bishop Onderdonk. The service
was read by the Rev. DIR. Berren, and the
sermon was preached by the Bshon. Aftcr
he had concluded, the eleyen candidates
stood around the altar, when he announced,
as is customary, that he was about to ordain
them, aud requested that if there was any
persoD or persons who had qny objections To
make or knew nnght against them, they
would now announce the same. A moment
of silence ensued, when the Rev Ildgh Smith
of St. Peters, rose IN the middle aisle, and
stated lla, he had by letter yesterday inforn.-
ed the Bishop that he should protest agains;
the ordination of one OF the candidates, Mr.
Carey. in consequence of his holding opinions
favorable to Roinanlsm aud he did now &C
cordingIy protest. When he sat down, the
Rev. Mr.. Anlhon Of ST, Marks church in hi,
city. who had been sitting ~ the same pew
with Mr.. Smith, also rose, and in like man
tier protested against the ordination Of MIR
Carey for the same reason.
! Bishop Ondcrdonk stated that he had re
,ccivcd the objections ut the Rev. gentlemen
aud bad IN consequence appointed six com
peient and worthy persons tn examine into
the charge which bad been made against Mr
Carey, and that they pad unanimously report
cd TO him that it was unlounded; and thn
also was his own conviction, and that h
should proceed to ordan all the candidates
lie then commenced reading the prayer, an'
during the ceremony Messrs. Smith an'
An,hon both arose and left the church.
I 1t is supposed tina, The objections to the or
dlna,on of Mr.. Carey arose from the idc
ilo, he held an oplnIon similar TO those pro
! mulga,ed in the celebrated Ox'ord tracts
/ and for which DR.. Puscy has been rccentl
suspended IN England. II is indeed Il con
',nuaiion of the sa,nc controversy which la
divided the Episcopal Church on the othc
side of the AlIanlic.-.E J. ErpreSs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

Sources Of HaPpinrss.-Snrcly pccnninry
gam shunld not be- considered AZ the scale ~
which all thugs are to be weighed. Ii ha'
been said that wi.dpm is better than richrs
and tits indeed so The advancement ol
fortune is a laudable object; but we hav
received the capacity OF social aud In,cllecin
al enloylnenls, and 1t could not be meant by
the Giver that we should receive il IN vain.
All our struggles in life are directed to M
crease our happiness. IL, however. we con
fine our cndcnvorsnerey Ia the enlar g"menl
Of our possessions, the qualification whlcl
may arse from SUCCESS will still be gratlii
cation to which rational aud retlec,ing be.
,inp should be 10th To con6ne himself Th'
highest order of happiness, and tina, least ex
posed To vIcIsllnhcs, is To be found IN tn
cultivate ION Of our intellect, aud the Improve
ment ot our dispositions. knowledge ma.
put nothing immediately into the pnrs"
but II will bestow n puter aud more laslln,
enjoy mrut than any thing contained in th'
purse can afford. The more we mingIe u
friendly intercourse with our species, w,
more will our brncvolcn, feelings be expand
cd aud if. ~ addition io mental culture,
man bc ut The sam" time ~ n slate o: peac
with himself aud Of charity towards all mct
be- may be- affirmed io have the means %
happiness independent OF worldly clrcum
stances.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

FISANcE REpoRT.-The report Of the
Senate Committee, made at the late
session Of the Legislature, in relation tQ
the condition of the financial affairs Of
the State, will be found in our preceding
columns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

sCTs Jus, drop in at the room Of the
Profile man near the corner Of Pelham
* Thames-streets, ifyou would like to
see good Likenesscs. The "lull length"
of the worthy host Of the Eagle Coffee
House, for instance, is almost twice as
natural as the original.
See Advertisement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

MURDER IN WARREN.-The Prov
idcnce Journal ofycsicrday says-"A
correspondent at Warren informs us
that the vile of Gardner Case, Jr. in
that town, was most shockingly muir
dared yesterday, bu, furnishes no par.
ticulnrs ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

beaslly ! should furnish IA powerful hes
son to the gemlemaniy y"una t"pe's VIII"
are so concei,edly tolloaing IN the same
path. .-Philudehhia Saturday Museums.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

sU"The great geological exhibition,
advertised in our columns, it will be
seen commences on Wednesday next,
to continue two days. II will surpass
any similar exhibition ever announced
in Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
CIRCULAR.

To their fellow. citizens, near and remote,
both in town and country, the undersigned, n
Committee in behalf Of the people of Fall
River, Mass, make this their brief appeal for
help, amid tie appalling calamity, Which, un
der the wise aud righteous Providence OF
God has overtaken ns. Oar population. from
5000 to 5000 souls. and chiefly devoted To
manufacturing and mechanic pursuits, is III
leep disiress-a portion OF 1t IN pressing
want.
Ai4 o'clock =. NJ, last Sabbath, the Cd
insi.. a fire brok" ON IN central part of this
village. the wind was blowing gale.l which,
IN lis ravuges, was of the most dcsolaling
character.
The burnt district comprises some fifteen
or twenty acres OF 'l" centre Of business op'-
rations. Nearly 200 buildings mot including
many small oncs) are consumed; among
which are three new y built houses Of public
worship, and all our public Offices. Oar post
flee aud custom house nre gone, and we
have not printing ulficc, nor hotel, nor
bank building. nor book store, nor market, nor
bakery left. Nearly all our grocery aud pro.
vision stores, including one wholesale esiab-
lishment, with most Of their contents; aud
all our drv goods, druggist, tailor, mlllincr
lin ware. aud palnt shops, with one cotton fac
ory, running 1900 spndlcs, are gone. Near.
Il v two hundred families are turned housolcss,
an many of them pcnnylrs>, into the street,
Besides. this appalling fire ragged witl, such
lnry, aud spread with snch velocity. thai
many oG the sufferers gladly escaped with
lhcir lives, without n pillow Tor their heads
~ change of raincnt for their backs. 1h,
amnun, OF property consumed II is Impnssbl'
TO estimate, even by any thing like proba
nlr approximation.
I Tho nsscssurs oi The town. IN The dischhrg,
/ " their official duties, within the last TIVE
months. have rated the property oi the plhc,
| M three and half nlllinns oi dollars-an
'hc heart of ihe village u IN ashes. We eau
not. wo nsrd not enlarpc. We tell ynu !
lew words, The simple sad story at our Gallant
Ivy and with the scene oi dcsolailuu bcIur
!, ne. nnd the cues ui distress around ~, W
ilt.k your alj. Ia behalf uf our spilcrn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

An eccentric genus stepping into the door
or tavern observed, "Nnl YOU INA am CIV"
me a drlnk of water, for am 50 lnng'y don't
know where 10 stay tonight We doubt
whether moro meaning could be embodied in
low words.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

There was great fire in the village
of Lansingburgh, N. Y. on Sunday
afternoon last. About 30 buildings
were destroyed. Loss estimated at
$40, 900, about one third insured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

4TH EAGE.-A full list of the suffer
ers by the fire in Fall River, will be
found on our 9TH page.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

There are three Minds or praise that which
we Weld, that which Ne I,rd, and that wllch
wr pay. We Weld IL Ia the powerful iron.
fear, wr l'ud ~ q" the weak fr"m int.'ss', and
Use pay 1t ~ tas deserving tiem .ftIitud,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

AN ApPEAL TO THE CHARITABLE.
We copy below The Circular of a Com
mi,tee of the citizens of Fall River, So
Letting aid in behalf of those who suffer
ed by the late destructive fire in that vii
lnge. This Circular, which speaks for
itself, was read on Sunday last in all the
churches in town, aud contributions were
taken up. The exact amount collected
we have not learned, but understand
the aggregate was quite a handsome sum.
Other contributions have been made
aud are still making for the same humane
object. We are requested to mention,
that any donations provisions, clothing
or monoy-!rom such as arc disposed 10
contribute to the relief of the sufferers
deposited in the hands of George Bowen,
Esq will be forwarded TO the Relief
Committee in Fall River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13
Finance Report.

The Senate Comni,tep, appointed TO in.
quire into the condition of the finances Of the
State. respectfully submI, the following state
menl Of The liabilities, revenue, and expendl
lures of the State:
T. The Oid State DsM-By report OF h
committee made at October session. A. ID.
1919. II appears that there was then due on
the notes Cor the old State Revolutionary
debt, after dcducting the payments made al
various times, the sum OF *04 253, IL, exci1'
slve of interest.
II. Permanent School Fund-Thc General
Treasurrr in lis report at May session, a.
u. 1913, states the sum due from The 1re"-
sury TO the permanent school
fund, 10 be 3,ill AZ
The fund already invested, con-
! sss "i :'32 shares IN Mcchan.
! ics Bank, I5,6OO w
69l shares IN Globe Bank, 31.|Oo w
$557ll ~
By tho constitution and the previous laws,
I this fund Is secured 10 the schools. The
revenue from the lotteries, auctions. and from
Il dividend, and interest ou the fund, and from
4 interest received from d"pus!ls of til" ordInn.
crease the fund. and cannot hereafter he ap
piled to my other purpose than TO increase
SAID fund or 10 support schools. For the
purpose Of giving altoppnrrunny TO inve.,l-
| gate the situation of those banks IN which the
| State owns stock. the Secretary ot State Is
/ by Jaw made or ofcio a director in them.
Il III. SHpiHS Rtc,nir DeDosHe Fund. by
| the act OF Congress of June 23. 1896 for
! depositlng the surplus r"vcruc al the United
I States with the se,rrul States. this State re
I ccivcd the sum of $3.50 3}5 30 by act oi
: Assembly of October session, !S:D, 1t was
! entered that "ihc interest accrnug 10 the
/ State nn The deposits of the Public money
| received from The Upilrd States, shall be sci
! apart and annually nppIlrd To the support Of
! public srhnolS," BY the act Of January,
! 1880, the interest nf this money Is to make u
! part Of the So eco Annually tn be paid Oul
! for support of schnuls. aud the remainder OF
| said S25,000 is to be made up out Of other
! lunapprupratcd money ~ the treasury. II
was at first invested IN the different banks oi
| the State =! five per ccn'. interest. Thi-
iund ~ not affected by any provision OF the
constitution. bat Is wholly under the control
of The General Assembly. and is now invcs-
ted In the following manner:
, Sill remaining in the Banks, 23.j56 Il
Loaned tn cities, &c, l23.00S |!
, Stock Of Globe bank. lros,) GG,;}US |!
Stock of Bank of North Amerlcs,
tcos,,) 36,G9j !!
! Used by State 10 pay the remain
der OF the State Prison debt IN
January, leI0, 29,5&O a.
-Wiihdrawn last year for insurroc-
iionary expenses. a3 ioIio"s,
r s2:--
, BY ucl OF 5nre. iS42. $4,000 O
,, 4 By act Of October. 1872 S.l92 z
By act of January, 1913 25000 o
Now in hands of The commission
crs Of dcp~eils, Az
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

For some reason or other, what we
know not, the herd Of Bullalocs ad-
veriiscd last week, did not come.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

CiRcUIT CouRT.-Thc breach Of
promise case, which was on trial bcinrc
the u. S. Court in this town last week,
was terminated Oh Friday evening, and
given to the jpry. After an absence of
little over an hour, the jury returned
with verdict of fire thousand dollars
and costs for the plaintiff. The parties
were abby Breck, daughter of Amasa
Breck, VS.. Ciark DahymVIe.
This, we understand, is the first case
Of the kind that has ever been tried be-
fore any of our Courts. The merits or
dement's Of the case, il is perhaps not
proper to speak Of at present, as execn-
ton has been stayed, and a motion
made for new trial, which it is eX-
pected will be granted.
|. Counsel for the plaintiff, "A. G..
Greene and II. +. Carpenter;-for the
defendant, S Y. Atwell and q. Rivers.
There has been an abundance Of rain
down east, according to the Bangor
papers, and the crops look promising
| The pasturagc was never better. Al!
the fruits promise abundance.
/ We are greatly in need Of rain in
these paris, none having fallen of any
consequence, in something like month.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-13

An hours Industry vii do more 10 bcs"t
chccrlulucss, suppfess evil rnmors, and reirio'"
ypuf affairs, than month moaning
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"Nhrfc ,hrrs's will tl,crr's way, as ih"
~ I'D, said, vh,n IN wiped Tie dishes With
hc dyui ma.
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NEW FOULARD SILKS a. =
,Si received per railway the following ds.f,hL.
" fouhrd silks Of the latest importation.
Rich Dress Silks. new and beautU6,f g..
BIN and blue bk Watered Pou d, -,
BIZ aud blue blk Mauioni Lulr.
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Blue black Satin Striped do
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