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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26
w AIs H)'S
VEGETaBLE HAIR OIL

yUNillS Vegetable Oil possesses the pecua
u property, SO Icng sought for in other osr
but sought in vain, oG reproducing a new
growth Of hair on heads totally bald.
So great are its nourishing properties, which
il readily imparts 10 the roots of the hair, that
it requires but short time TO produce new
growth, and few applications 10 check that fall
ing Of the hair which so often occurs. especial
ly after sickness. 1t prevents the hair from
turning grey, and when it begins 10 turn, may
be easily checked and restored to lis natural
beauty, by imparting new life and yigor. This
oil is pa,ronIzed by the Medical Faculty, the
Clergy, &c. No lady who has ever used this
oil will dispense with it. Young Gcntlemen
will and this oil to produce beautiful growth
Of whishers in very short time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26
NOTICE..

HUSr received from New York. new lot
- of Millinery Articles, at Il2, Thames
street, corner Of Church.
ALs0-.4 ne,g P.aI'1'ERN BONNET.
FRENCH 81 DRAPER.
March II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26
HEADACHE AND DROwsINEss

Cured by the use of Wm. Browns mex
haus,be double pcrfumed medicated Salts,
prepared in sponge with screw cap bottle.
1t is decidedly the best article ever invented
to remove the above complaints. There be-
ing in the market many limitations for the
true and genuine article, call for VIM.
Browns Mcdicated Sponge Salts. A sccur-
ty against counterfeit, observe the name on
the label, VIM. Brown, proprietor.
For sale in Newport by
r. II. HAZARD, lDr,no;s,s
r. J. TAYLOR, D'"es'''''
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26

W. Lrov ON cinp Who wants -l'n1tion
r. .nu, tut. To sll sto H. w'ilintio 10 any.
.h.us ."tp oiit newspaper, deliver temper.
ab'c i.cisf'', preach scrJpu., spout ttag'dy,
q. huu.,,'"it, .aw w"od, mend huuis pf shor-
ana 500, % 'hI.d fup, st t,pu, aud hls ~"
th!,.fiuu ip iaau.. |N1 90 more rh.idutu 90
unt.t, ltp'iG... I'.f ..irt bf'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26
PIANO FORTEs TO LET.

Several new and second hand PIANO
foRTEs, to let at IuuRBER's Piano Forte
and Music Store, 33 e. 3j, Westminster ST.,
K. |. April ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26
For the Hair.

gNNU DE- BANDOIINE, aud Low 8
- Sons Hair Curling Fluid, at
Aug. |. X. j. TAlLOItS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26

Tho following beautiful lines are t,uc 10 ma.
lures holiesi feelings. lie /, "a Poet, indeed
who pcnned them. Wo cops licm FROM tn
Newark Daily Advcgtscr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26

ARROw-RoOT Of superior quality, Jusl
~ received ahd for sale by
r. u. HAZARD,
Sept 90 Washington square
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26
From Me Royut College Of Physicians o
Hdrana, FEB. 30, 1888.

CDR. T.. A. WARD, having proved to this
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil of
his composition has the property Of causing the
growth Of hair and preventing its fall, by forli-
Tying the decayed part, (ihc effects Of the aro-
matte ingredients which have been found in its
composition by the Chemist Don Francisco
Saarcz,) we hereby authorize its use, not as a
specific, but as good aud useful remedy for
persons requiring it, whose hair is in state OF
decay from sickness or other causes.
s,.,oJhv Joss BERNAL, NJ, ID.
"'@"'''' SIMON DElievIA, NJ. ID.
Witnessed by
Cayctano ponton, Notary public.
The above testimonial of the great efficacy
and value Of Wards Hair oil, was given the
proprietor by tho Royal College OF Physicians
at Havana, and 10 those who are acquainted
with the cxtremo rgidnesS Of the medical po-
lice Of iIayana, il speaks volumes il is con-
elusive.
CAUrIon.-Thc great demand for Wards
OIL has induced many to counterfeit it. None
IS genuine unless IL has treatise Of thirt y-two
pages round each bottle, with a red NylOguphic
Label and blue Vignotte centre. Prepared by
l.. \. WARD, VI. d., New York, and no other
place. General Depot and Wholesale olhcc, ss
Barclay street, New York.
For sale by DE-. u. u. Hl/,lRD,
Sole Agent for Newport,
Sign Of hc GoILcn .Moriar
Newport, Jan. ), lsl3.
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II a u a r ID

Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, X. !. Feb. |.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03
-Der Watertan6s1 Jrtunb Un6 @3efifbeF Set.
ieue partei nuteritisten, e tpirben @ int @rate bcre

iene partei nntertasten, e spiroen @ int @rate bers
Iuncreben. E s. .
Q8ir appeDtiren an ,tnfere beutlhen Mitbirser fes
Staates, Ub es rdbr 1T, pas oieer ,JtatDe bte~ pom
Icen ciu9epanoertem 8lE9ert fa9t Gr fa9, Gauence
bon lts fd,dnoen unb ,nB6rauhen idtrdD bas QSab<
redt uno Oertaufen bre Stmmen fir 9eIo QSr tpers
fen nlee Selhnel9un9 af bic Sbigpartei srrllf, re
IL lS4O oas gSahIredlt anf Die emptrcnrlte gSeie Bs
bratdbte rrno ftbdnbete. @r f,9t bie gtngepanpers
ten iIno Su 1lpeno, u uuere freien Suttutoneu be-
9relfen St tonne, e rtIen 70 rpen9 bon Der 3Defuds
Blgtet etter polttllden aBre9el ais Der alarBdr !"
Dies lit Elm fdOnes Compliment fir beute QSbies-
er Nentlbe mus III Ter 2bat bon Der Bbi9partei fir
om o ltmlleuo 9ebalten perben, Der 1Ie nod ltlts
tertieen fam, uadcem er Sbi9es geleen Die1er bpb
fDp9e, gebursltclSc 9tatio crnt oie gln9epnnpereu
* # e. b # uno IT ibertrG d, 49, # o.
dte ne g BenbettIer, Die erlt tursIttt aus
ben slrmenhdueru ltno ben @efGn9nien Gtrrpa's ent
lprun9cu to "-9EetB biefer 0pblfopf nt, peld)e es
mdren, bic bas s8anferDttg 3 1eB erbettelt
b B II, Inn tbre S5dbuloen lossuperben lSaren es
atoS poer Taren eS 9ll1sldnoer QSaren es ntd Die
tatosSpcful1rten uno Qumpcntarcne, bic bieles @ez
feB tn'S Qeben rtcfcn llno rer aren bic Sdurfen,
Die Sanfrduber, bic uner Golf INN Oeaicnen beltabs
len rparsn es 91dos ODER paren es @tn9epanoerte
Dot es pdre oer9ebl)e 0Ribe, ceien aebnrteltclSeu
9atto Wb9 bonn 9eb1ncn Star helebren 3u pclel, Der
ctem an9ebprncn ae freicn Qauf ldft tpetI Ct et1>
Geb oae Die MaIe Der e9etpancertcn Sir9er gu ocrs
tdnot9 1T, I'm Wbtgcema5rsen gum BerfSen9e gu btez
nen, unb at br h luo fretbettsliebeun, UNI lc oru
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9eben, bios mc einc tptdtse 8abl Dor Der 2bllr ff
bel tpelder e bic Stinen Der ei9epanberten Burger
brnuc,en. -.... ..s-..:-.... s.- C9Seltbote
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Die 9tews Ycrter @abIe Ell.


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rem Siege Der Natlpe slmerican 9arte DieIe Nartci
bat ild i'll ben lebten abren geboe un6 spar baipts
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y bur9erun9 S9efese 3u betperfteli9en.
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and nnro oas 9erin9lte Sc dD basu al tas
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tenner, b bne Die Sragen SmDer(teben,
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fenb gcr ,pid,ti9en Mablen tpercen 1le BON ar,,bs
laslcien Gena9c9en, uno ourd iilfe BON g 4 e.d,z
lnngnn 8etrn9 nit 8ir9erlheineu ausqe(fattet,
Dabreno es bstannt it, oaB oft lce Qeute eben ert ut
oeem gano anfamen. Se rperoen bann NIT @epalt al,
oen Sttmmtaten 9etrleben, u. 9ebeu bre Stimmen ab
fur Wtanner, cte ite nldt fenen, nb @rnnbdse,
re MD 5n be9retfen i'm Sstta ansbe flnb,
uno tr WaBre9eln, bon beren 3pedud69teit e tpes
|ni9 tpiiIen als Der pDlar Bar. Das Stimmred,t
in esiem sanoe 1T gu 'piht9, Tim barnit 81 ieeu es
1T Die ein5i9e Sduspad)e unisrer Saiitutionen Daber
1T es ncthlDenbg. naB oas Stimmret af ebrlie unb
oeritdnbse Weiie in easiibans sebradt miro mi DIT
burh ubefcdene aus(Gnbifhe Stras
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menb dnfern unb@efdngniffen ents
fprun9 en- flno, icnbern bitrd unbeitodene, ,l,be
teflidbe unb nnabtdn9i9e ameritanifde 8ar9er.~ l4
60 fprldt bic editerSange eites 9b9 3eitunas,rsis
bers nno lBhi9S Sendtcrs I'm Sfnate Obic, i'm snaeet
BON 100000 Geutlden! 9Dabrbaftig. fOnnten nn(ere
bieoern oenten 8crabren, bic briben i'm altsn atere
anoe fdlummeru belen Sas IefeL no wiieten Ie, DaB
oenncd einge ibrer S6bne 9ntiiths ben Gaden beua.
ten am pie Gtrede setulbs II tiifatseu ,inb fernsr
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binoert Stnen bic eultate meiner Baneer,,nqen nit
tteilen u frnueu.-Gs 1T 9e9eutpdrtg bic Geb ltno Sc,
9eaelt Der 9rrne, nno oa nb ie uerbalt 9rimmig-Sr
pcQte 7 estlid eiuem alten @ern, Der ceten i'm Sc,
9rf mar, in feline cpble 5u lhllpfen, ben Sda,, s
rllfbaIten as rerclbe rputbentbrannt ben 3eaen9e,
me1er rebten anb erfate mro ibn bermaeen pcrlette
oaB id agenbIidli au6er Stanoe bin, bic Seocr sufbs
rem, nnS se5~nnsc uene Mittbeilunsen Bis tiinftge
9Scde Ut oerIhieben. . 3. s
DerllnI IiCbtbore
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03

hber i'm ertbetfen fam, rpenoe (Ib sefdQioft an
Die lieberale garteL oe1ltfbe @aile, ctbt am
@efdn9nie.
Srtfbe 3anfdpfe[ tauft
i1letne fiee Gbebd(fte.
Gin teotses &noDFOd) uuo Elm outer Stamen
fonnen an etnen 1olioen Sroen1o9let6 oermte>
tibet tpercen. Sa5 Jtdbere erfibrt man, lrO
man eS ntbt 5u erfabren 9laubt
Cine @anS, rte itb init Sidter Veoern
f6mtift uno f6Oa eint9e Seal fart 9erupft
lporoen, lrllnl6t an Den Jeamcn 81 fon1u1en.
GdbereS ia9t Der 8erla9. -...- .--..-.-..--
Sret seldmafpolle II. beiSbare iunse Wdns
t1er, nit elmer fbDnen 9tuS1ft auf Die 9oloene
guftiuden prei leoi9e uno 5urlif9e5osene 2in1@
11er. 9&9eres fa9t Ole J1eoaftion Der Sl1tter
fit bic Jotbourft oes td9ltden 2etens. "
3peD III etnauoer9ehenoe uno lehr luffi9e
V1mtlten eDnnen 1o3letb an etne ittlIe ftnoers
lpie Stube permtetbet ipsroen. 49,"
Gin freunoltbeS Wfdoden NIT ber 9tuSiItbt
auf Den S(aCbsmarft nunf1t Elm IIttlome5
3tmmerben 5u l,tetben. ..
@ute 9Stee uno 9lbDnnenten brau6t
Die Teoaftton Der J6arrhalla.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03

Die Buffalo @asette unadt fCIsenOe trefenbe Bener>
tn9en ber cas 9ehrei Der Q4bi9s 9egen bic sufnabs
nalme "on Seras neil baburd gcaoerei tpeiter beSrs
bert tpirbe: 50
yss 1T red1t omlfIrId, Su beObadteu, NIT tpeIdem
Aoleen l'd Die lSb9s 9e9en bic sufnabme BON Ierae
anslprede tpeil oarMr Die GcIauere Die baIe6ft be-
lte9t trrt9efeet prbe dtrenb e ouf Der unDeru Se,
re l aOe mO9ld'e Mube scben, bic Grwdbuug bon s..
SIa9 81 oeforoern' c1nes 9eptenlcfen Scauenbaers,
sclaoere! 1db'nateno, BON Morsens riib bis Sbenbs
lpat orbe'ten nnfIe obne bic 9ertuste Belcbnunq -
gle CoIe gSbt9s)1 bic @ ale Mte 9eben, eiuen See>
enOerdnfer CUR boen Stee su erbeben, bic cine free
atsrn Su oer9cben bat oroben nit elmer su6una Der
Union nno plelem onoern lnbe penm Seras ben Der.
Staaten tpeber Sufalen tuiiroe, wr5u es urfprilnq
9ebSrte." ..-,.~-..@ .--~ CWeltb
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aSir bitten eOen unerer eefer, fc9enben slrfel aus
bem ueebaucn Star", eirrem Bhsblatte. bas in eebaz
non, Sbic, 9eorlldt miro curh,ulen unb auf,ubemabe
ren 0tces Bbi9bIatt 'pirb bon eiuem 9etpifn QennY
geIhreben, ber Iesten Binter i'm Senate unerer Sc
es9ebun9 Uar, nno d fdon oan'aIs ols beft9er ges>
ner pom alem, mas eeutid heiBt aus3eidnete. Sort,
mas oeer Nem in einem Iesten 8latte ber b. Sic,p>
glOrf QSahL la9t ---- +
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03

7llnauffdiebIiohe 9efhdfte tielteu uns oiee gGrz
dIe ab, unern 9ecbren eecrn nit mebreren ntcreaus
teren slrtteIn 31 rieueu mir reroen jeoOd ut per>
feblen, ben Wangel Su ergdn5cn.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03

Der electro.mo9n 8eIe9rapb oes prOfef7or
Norte 3pifben 8afbin9ton uno Baltimore miro
nod Dor Dem S@lui1e Der ieeisen Son9rebfeun9
oolIenoet peroen. Die bsber an9eiteuten 9serlube
nit cin5encn fertisen 1beilen oen teinen 3rpeifel
dbri9, ooB bic Grfnoun9 Den 9ebe9ten Grportun
gen entipvbt. Sn rpeni9eu seeunoen fam man ban
in Baltimore wifan, was in BoIbinstOn uorsebt.
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l. Sifrift 9lapton 9Reft, rpu !ca,nilton, .s...
2. S"mcs Oi. 9crltp, BON 9arte,
g. ~. . ScrsmIH, rct Drten,
4, :. =. Taplcr, pom Sban,paisn,
5. 9'r. .9issins, pcn &ueas, . .
6. ~ Vitcrt 8cab, ron qBcrO,
T.. J"br .. QPblte, ron Drown, .--
8. Strmas W1csrcrp, prn NrB,
9. V"lcnttn Setter, ron pitanap,
To- ~ Sancs Dartcr, ron siding,
IL. 9renrtllt ~. Gbrrrp, ron Warton,
IL. - George &rrrinc, ron Geirtr,
l3. - Gautius 9. eeren, ron Dlcr8an,
ID. ~ Sfaat IN. $aunins, ron 0utrnltp,
Is. " 9Ealter Samitfcn, urn !earri(rM,
is. ~ SctaliiIn &rainarr, ron IusrarGras,
IL. ~ e3amcS SGrtcs (r. rrn Carroll,
Is. ,, Qe"l OieGcp ron 2Havnt,
10. >, Nillc Srrnc, .cn @nmRit,
20. ,, Scnjamin Npams, prH $ofc,
81. >, @hrDAn 81. Gar rnt rcn Oitrina.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03

HPGte Demcfrateu in @rlumblrs baben bel Der fir,z
d) bort itattgefnncenen Wab( 0errn GormeItus
aco 8, elnen eia9etpanoerten Deutlden, NIT gro
Ser Nebrbett in ben Staotratb erpdblt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03

GingrcBes 8cuanet-1er Gdn;eriu Ges
ritc spurben lestbn in 4clecu bon elmer 9saM ibrer
9erehrer Gin Bouquet Blumen gum @iefdent semadbt,
peIdes 70 grcB mar baB es nit Strifen af bic 8abne
sctaen pereen mu6te H. nnr eilt feiner 9fanm fur Die
fnifliden genegungen Der 9eid,tfiBi9en ibrg leB.-
Gas 8cnquet fcftete 1,25O CoD.-llnp Tiejengen, bic
esgseeten, lInD Narrsn - 1it35is -f~z9 'f3sI
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03

Gin 8'rliner, Der gum GrftenmaI nab 8ien fam,
wolIte oQer GewObnbeit nad einen Sbnaps trinfen,
fano ober 3u ieinem @rNounen feinen Sranntweins
looen; ct trot oesbaIb in elm Beinbaus nit ben
Worten ..&rie9t man bier Sum 2" rporauf Der
ebrli9e Blener enr9e9nete i: ..Nein, bier friebt
man ni@t rum, bier iest man ftb!"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03

1 @rOBeDpn 9eras.-Die 9fepublit Terns ica
nad Den beifen 9ecsrdpbi dea Beridten, cine Sberds
de BON tanfenb pierei9e aeilen enttatter. Die,
t teinate piermal 70 9ro6 mic Der Staat eipluanen
s,peimal 70 srcB ipie BAD frnnSOlfde &Sn9reid ,lnb
Sehnial 70 9rpB tpie England NIB gSales.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03

. er llmfi DIT are.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03

S@lon9enbil1e 6u turiren.-Gir
S@reiber in Dem 8olsi9b iost, oob sewobnlibe
Sal5, NIT 8oher on9efeu9tet uno ouf Die 8uno
9ebuncen, Den SiB oer sftisiteu S6lon9en furrt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03

Der befalte fdtparSe Muftus SrantSobn on
it per ,pen9eu Goeen lit pbilaoelpbia setcrben. Cine
9rc6e ssabl fener Srloer be9eiteten feline eside 81.
tbrer eeten 9ubeatte bic Ntsecer bes bisber orn
ibm brisirten beribmten Mufs@rrps 1pelten ben BON
ben, gertprbeneu J. 8eeroiguug Malbmstons in Mcunt
gerupn, cpn,pcnirten fhDuen Gobtenmarleb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-03

Seltenbeit,-Qm uorleeten eonnta9 T.
b'no lon9ten BON eiuerpool in Neu Yore an: Elm
Nieie, 7 SUP 3 3ou bod, uno cine Nieitn BON
Sub 4 3OG, aus OeuOnlbirs. Gnslono; ferner Elm
% 3oU bober 3wer9 aus e1plouo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

and manner Oh no! this will never ap,v..
The right peacefully to assemble and fearle..l. :.
discuss all qucstons--Poltical or Religions ". =
or Social-is guaranteedto all by our insttp,o.
and if it were meeting of Agrariao, :,
Monarchists, of Atheists, Of Jacobins be,.
reac,inr here the atrocities OF the French p.
of Terror. We should strcnuonsly in.is, H.,
i.apcdirnen,s should be offered where none
intcrposed by the Law.
A. to the second night Of outrage and mr.
in Kensington, VIC cannot 50 clearly fx,a. B,,
on either party, though we think the NOS. n
Justly rests on tho authorities, VINO, Il tbey
sessed any sense at all, must have an.icio:,.s
renewal Of the riots, and ough, to have p,sr....,
it. Yet, had the outrages stopped here o., -
pathies would havcincined, as they thu, f., -
done, entirely to the side Of the NATIVES,
But the dastardly act Of burning the csp,.s.
on the third night-how shall this be ercs..5 :.
p.llia,ed How paltering the assertion Of =.
North American that no knosca members n -
Native party were engaged in these de,5, :,
dop-ayity and sacrilege Isl; possible Tia, ,,.s
acts should lave been done, IN the fac. q
Great assemblagc, and the actors not be k,o,r,,
Whv were they not stopped How could ~
have succeeded bu, for the guilty, debaa6 49,
pa,bv and tacit cooperation OF the ,hor.,,I.
Gathered round ,hcm What unperyeted he's.
does not feel that every person present, as vel ;,
the authorities who ought TO have been r,
sent, were morally guilty Of arson Who b.,
not see that this act was prompted by tue Noedv
,rays Of the preceding nights, and was intepde.
10 revenge the Natives who had fallen A.!
how dastardly, how vile is such vengeance 4
a Protestant Chuch had been burned, What,
flame would have been kindled through ,heE,5,
Would not public sentimen; have held The Cath.
lies responsible Would the fact that no Gail,
lies were identified as the ncendiaries h,
ayaied any thing We ask the enlightened an
the candid to look this matter fully in the IA.
and Join with US notin laying the blame al C
this or that party, but in sternly rcbuknr L.
splut OF religious lefoctY, OF TOT, oil outage All
OF murder, and in demanding that the laws sa.l
be rigidly enforced and implicitly obeyed. H.
who carries arms to public meeting, rpants
in any public place in expectation of an aitsca,
is already morally guilty of mansaugh,cr though
this in no degree mitigates the guilt of any oas
vino snail assail or disturb him.
For what we have already said on this subm.
we have been attacked by both the Ameican
Citizen Native and 'Freeman's Journ,l'
Catholic which strengthens our conUcds.
that we have taken the right view of the mater.
The Native and Catholic papers would h,y,
instigated riot in this city ere now if they had
not been robukcd; and VIC are confident ,ha. al
earlg, ready, impartial and fearless devotion t,
Law and Order on the part of the philadelphia
Press generally would have saved their city much
bloodshed, disgrace and destruction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

Correspondence oiIivnsston. Wells and Poms@' q
O>x NILE EAST or ROME. 10. o'e!9cA' A'y - ~,
Here we are, al! piled Up IN heap anu ' u.
wors, looking wreck that you ever saw on 20 .e
road We were running at the rate OF l2 Hi ~
an hour, when we came IN contact win 'nass
head. The engine, tender and one baggage "" ~
gon passed over 1t; the second wagon lan 49, .r'
throwing off the long mail car and three ions '-s
/ was sitting in the forward car, with only nv, "
more passengers this plssd over SIX psn FIR.
wheels, (Which had broken loose from W. how
ward cars tearing it all to sllvers' Anu e,.t I
we escaped with our lives cannot tell ine me- N
found of myself was lying in the DITCH olil S OF
the Iuins;it was some minutes before cO-' v.n
out. No one was seriously hurt. fe'et ,;n,
VIE ives badly bruised. Escaped VITA my "f'
somewhat brulsed--Pantaloons torn nssi'' V"'
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NEw.JzRsEY- The Constitutional Conven-
ton convened at Trenton, at 8 P NJ. on Tuesday
every elected Member present. Ga motion OF
Hon. Mahlon DickeTson loco cx-Gov. Isaac
II. WILLIAMSON Wing was unanimousl 5 chosen
President VIM Paterson, of Perth Amboy, was
chosen Secretary, DR.. Saunders and VIM, b,
Napton we're chosen Assistant Secretaries. 1t
was resolved to open the daily sessions with
praycr-S or dissenting. OF the 50 Members,
20 are lswyers-three ex-Goyernors. the Chiei
Justice ard an Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court. ami several OK Members of Congress.
p. S.--We have letter By the midnight
Mail lbut neither time nor room to publish il
giving a.orc detailed account Of the organize
ton, and charging that the Locos packed and
managed the whole affair in caucus, selecting
Gov. williamson foy President, in the hope that
his age ald physical inability would compel him
soon TO resign, and make room for Gov. lroom
or some such. The Secretaries were also select
ed by the Locos-only one of the three Or
Saunders; Wing. Our correspondent con-
cludes-
"The Wings do not complain for wGnt Of
poper in the Convention but they do not want
to be charged with the responsibility of power
which they do not possess, and which is entirely
under Loco. Foco control. Let the facts be re-
menbered. Yours, -
Virsinio Elect:on-Po!itics OF the Towns
The following Is a statement of the votes at
the recent Election in some Of the principal CT
tics end ,fnmns nf Yirrinia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

THE STATE CONVENTION OF THE OFFICERS
OF THE CLAY CLUBS MEET AT UTICA oS TIE hrst
WadnefdaY In JUNG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

The London Non Confoni,t OF April 81 gives the number
OF SlavehodeIs and those interested IN ,heu u.'t0
population vi $4,000. II s. Carolina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

- LIrrFLL's LUNG AGE IS the titie Of a new
weekly Magazine composed Of selections iroa late
British Magazines, which has JUST been commenced
bv L. Liuell Il CO. Boston. 1t extends TO Ct dou-
blc-column pages-price 70! cents per number-A
good work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

Observation-Disclosures the first Concert of this
gentleman is given at Palmos. The card of perform
auces will be found in another column. There is no
doubt that brilliant and overlooking audience will
greet the Ring OF the Violin and welcome him in
manner worthy Of his wonderful gifts. There has
rot been q Concert announced Tor very long time
thar has created 50 much excitement as this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

McCULLocH's GAzErrEER.-This valuable work
is rapidly passing through the press OF the Harpers
In iullness and accuracy OF information, is unsur
passed by any similar work ever published. 1t is
printed on large pages in very fine type, and ac-
companied by large and well executed maps. Part
MI is lust sued.