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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-22
The Boston Evening Mercantile Jour-

The Boston Evening Mercantile Jour-
nal, contains the following testimony in
favor Of one Of our capital houses We
take pleasure in copying all the notices
Of this kind, though our houses, general
ly, it is pretty well known, speak for
themselves.
sCr A friend who has been spending
few days at Newport, r. L., speaks
highly in praise OF the Kay-street House,
kept by Mr.. Potter, a son of the former
keeper Of the BELLEvUE. He says that
no where has he ever met with a more
obliging and gcntlemanly host, more at.
ientive walters, and better table than
at the Kay-street House.
We understand that the number of
visitors at Newport is unusually large,
and that all hands are enjoying greatly
the luxury Of sea-balhing the privileges
for which are probably not excelled by
any other place in the country Boston
Mercantile Journal.
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RAID OF II III e II M E S.

The following certificate is from Levi w.
Sbley. Esq, well known in Rochester aud
western New York, as a merchant and ouc-
,loneer for the last twelve or fifteen years.
His disease has proved go obstinate that he
has been compelled TO spend two winters
prior to tho las, in the "Snnny Sonlh," IN
Florida. But the last winter be has been en-
abled 10 spend ut home, as his own shorl
statement will explain. The Rochester
Daily Advertiser, oil publishing Mr., Sibeys
statement, remarks;
We would respectfully call the attention
of our readers to The testimony Of Mr. L. w
Sibley. of the well known firm OF Slplcy &
Scranton, Auclioners of this city.
Rochester, March 2I, 1913.
have been using Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry for ihe last 3 months, and find con
siderable relief to my complaint Bronchitis,
with which have been sffi cted for the last
four years. | have no doubt il will prove
beneficial in that complaint, and also IN all
affections of the chest and liver.
| ~ L. w. SIBLEY.
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The amount of revenue received at Bos-
ton for the month Of July was S6l0, ,000.--
There was received during the week ending
on Saturday, Aug. Sd, $4,000.
Preparations are in progress at Phlladel-
pha to erect a monument to the memory OF
the late Commodore Isaac Hull.
Extensive preparations are making in Lo-
well and vicinity for erecting looms for the
purpose of weaving carpets.
Mr.. O'Connell is employing himself in
prison by debating WORK, called "My Life
and Times"
Nine persons have lately been fined each
So and costs for smoking in the streets Of
Boston.
The eun gvos light TO all, but not to all at
once. Every man has his light aud his dark
days.
Taiue of a .Nose.-A man in Cincinnati on
the 10th ult., sued another for damages, for
biting the end Of his nose of in fight
damages laid at $4,000.
There is an apple tree on Peaks Island in
Portland harbor, that has been known to bear
every season for hundred years.
\ In Nantucket there is a house which has
good single roof, put on in ZIG. The
shingles are Of cedar, and now have no 70,
about them, although they have been upon
the building l2S years.
Housekeepers.-The bookseller Campo, o.
Wur,emburg, has published the calculation
that woman reading sixteen hours day
must live nine hundred and sixty three year'
to peruse all the books on cookery issued IN
Germany.
Il The sugar crop of Louisiana, the present
season, it is estimated, will exceed 100000
tons.
Il Fruit in .Nep Yo,k.-The N. Y. Express
4 says, we have never seen the apple trees Sc
l full their branches are bent down With the
weight. The yield will be very great.
Mr.. wilkins; Secretary Of War, is danger
ousy i'll at Washington. II is now said that
Mr. Tyler will, in few days, withdraw BIZ
name from the canvaes for the presidency.
Gadsby's Hotel, at Washington, will oper
about the l5'h Of September, by Mr. Cole
man, formerly Of the Astor Ilouse.-lt is now
undergoing thorough repair.
II SALT RIYER.-It is said tbeie is 10 be
Mass meeting of the Locofocos at the hca,
| Of Salt River in November.
III The Democratic candidate for Governor q
! Pennsylvania, Hon. Henry a. Muhlenberg
died OF apoplexy OF the 10Th inst.
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TEMPERANCE LEcrUREs.-We are
requested to notice the arrival in town,
Of Doct. ELLIOTT, from Ohio, the cele-
brated Buckeye Lecturer" Oh Tenn
perance, who is spoken Of in all the
Western papers as possessing talents
both to amuse and instruct, in an uncom-
mon degree. lie gave lecture at the
Town Hall, last evening, and it is ex-
pected he will deliver one or two more
lectures in the course Of the week, due
notice Of which will be given. All who
had the pleasure of hearing him last
evening, we presume will not fail to 60
again.
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d e q T IL s

In this town on Saturday last, after short
illness, Robert NJ. Summons, Ji. second son oi
Mr. Robert VI. Simmons of this town, aged
20 years
/ In thi, town, on Monday last, of consump-
tion, Mr. William G., eldest son of the lat
Col. Thomas q Brown, IN the 2lth year oi
his age. lie was very respectable and anna.
bile Young man, and his loss will he slocerel,
regretted by all who knew hlm.
/ On Saturday last, George r., Youngest son
Of Thomas l. White, ~ the ieth year Of his
age.
\ On Friday the 10th inst Archibald, Sth son
of WIN. II. Douglas, Esq aged months and ~
daya.
n In this town, on Saturday last, Caiiarinn
slccam, daughter of Mr. Henry Ball, aged 3
months aud % days
n AZ New Shoreham, Archibald Millikin, Esq
for many years Representative from that
town, ia the General Assembly, aged about
80 wears
\ At New York, on tho l2ih inst, Capt. Ed
ward Ros-etcr, N the 5oth year of his age,
iormotly ofthis place.
|. Al Savannah Geo 9th nlt Mr. William
Mating, formerly of Salem, Ms aged - years.
II AT East Hartford Conn, ou the 9th inst DR.
Timothy Hall, aged -. Ills death was oc.
casioncd by being thrown from a wagon. DR..
h II was Surgeon IN the Revolutionary army,
and was sn eve witness To- tlis execution oi
4 MAJOR Andre
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Mr.. BARNARD's LETTEa.-We refer
the reader to the letter from the Hon.
ID. ID. Barnard, Representative in Con-
gress from the Albany District, N. Y.
one Of the ablest members ofthe House.
He has published a. series Of letters
TO his constituents, and this, the third
Of the series, is devoted to an examina-
ton Of the Rhode-Island question. The
question. it will be noticed is handled
with ability, and with a foil understand
ing Of the whole subject.
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a Proclamation,

WHEREAS, by an act OF the General
Assembly of The State aforesaid, made
and passed at the session thereof begun
and holden at Providence on the first
Monday OF January in the present year,
entitled q" An act establishing the Digest
of Laws as reported by the Committee
appointed 10 revise the laws Of this State,
and amended by the General assembly"
it is among other things enacted
That within one month after said Laws
shall have been printed and distributed
as therein provided, the Governor shall
issue his Proclamation, announcing that
The Laws contained in said Digest shall
be in full force and effect immediately
after the expiration Of thirty days from
The date Of said Proclamation
And whereas, the said Laws have
been printed at Providence by Knowles
& Vose, Printers to the state, in an octa-
vo volume under the title of "Public
Laws of the State Of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations as revised by Ii
Committee, and finally enacted by the
General Assembly at the session in Janu-
HID D, tOtft ohb u Wv
therefore, issue this Proclamation &c
make known, that the Laws contained
~ the said Digest will be in full force
and effect Immediately after the expira
ton OF thirty days from The date hereof
nf which all persona concerned are tC
take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
Given under my hand and the seoI o
SAID State this sixteenth day q
August, IN the year of our Lor'
". $ one thousand eight hundred an,
forty four, and Of independence
i the sixty ninth.
Bv the Governor J. FENNER.
/ HENRv BowEN, Secretary.
The printers Of the Laws of the State
ave requested to publish the foregoing
Proclamation IN their papers forthwith
n HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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BOUNDARY MoNUMENTs.-Ninety-nine
castings in iron were landed yesterday
from on board the Boston packet brig
Acadian. They were consigned to Mr..
Wier, to be forwarded to Canada, for
The purpose Of marking the long disputed
Boundary line between Her Majesty's
possessions and those of The United
States, as concluded by the late treaty.
Each casting is about six feet in length,
of square form similar to that Of the
Bunker Hill Monument, published in
:he Morning Herald some months since }
and having the following inscription on
the four sides: Treaty Of ashington,
Boundary, August 9th, 1892 Lieut..
Col. |. b. B. Eastcort, ii. b. M. Com.
missioner albert Smith, u. S. Com.
missioner The monuments have beer
reshipped on board the schr Mary Ann
for Quebec.-Haifar Herald, 7th inst
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The Game Of Brag.-The Loco toco
prints have again fairly commenced the
game of brag, and they weekly parade
before our eyes pyramids Of the States
which they claim IA certain for their anti
tariff candidates Polk and Dallas. The
same game was played in 1910, when
they claimed % of the 26 States, giving
26i electoral votes, and they got 7, which
gave co votes. They are somewhat less
greedy Mt present, and claim only ~ OF
the 26 States, and there is some poss'b'I'-
,y that they may succeed this fall in car,
.rying about the same proportion OF these
ID as they did Of the 90 in 1910.
Now, let us contrast their boas'Ing 4"
1910 with the actual result IN that year
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GovEBNoR RoBEBrs of Liberia, who
has been staying in this city for some
weeks, intended to have left this port on
Saturday, in the brig Echo, for Liberia
lie has made extensive purchases among
the arts, both usefu! and ornamental,
consisting of books, Elate and china : he
has also bought the old uniforms of the
State Fencibles. A lady and gentle
man, Of this city, left with him for the
purpose of opening n literary and mus.
cal seminary at Monroyia.-Ph Phitadel
phia Ledger.
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,ASHIP NEWS. IL
PORT OF. EWPORT.
AR We ID.

THURSDAY, Aug. Is
Brgs Cayuga, Jackson, Phia for Fail River,
Albert, Cozzens, Phila for Boston Chilian,
.(Br) Miller, Prov. for Winsor, Ms.
Schr New England, Pendleton, I'm Bangor
with lumber To rockhan,, Bull ~ Go.
FRIDAY, Aug ls.
Schrs Cnndace, Brigktmon, +. River, for
Balt Isaac Jackson, Toby, Sandwich for
PhlIa Victory, Allen, Beverly for n. York.
SUNDAY, Aug. IS.
Schr Isabella, Clarke, Savannah for Boston,
put IN on account Of the sickness of Two Of her
lcrew.
MONDAY. Aug. Ia.
Brig Commerce, Allen, from Pictou 5ih inst.
for orders. Lett brlgs GlbraIter, Yates, from
Bllboa for Boston, aud Arcturus, Leighton, I'm
Boston ldg for Somerset.
Schrs Mary, Bray, Prov. for Bal'. {; ADAMS,
'Crowell, do. for Philud Caledonia, Spell
man, do for Albany.
TUESDAY, Aug 20.
Steamer Eudors. brown, Fall River for N
York.
Schr. Massassoit, Brown, I'm I River.
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Court of ProJate, .Middi,to,cn, .Aug. 10, 1874

A N Instrument of'wrlling. dated the eighth
~ day Of February, A ID 1912, pnrport.
ing to be the last VIII and Testament of
Pelcg Sanford, lale Of NIddIerown, dec. was
presented Tor Probate and Letters res'amen'
,sry thereon.
1t is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred TO Court
of Probate, to be holden al the Town House
IN Mlddletown, on the third Monday in Sep.
next, at | o'clock, p. IN. and that previous
notice he given by publishing copy oi this
order three several times III the Heroid Of The
Times, for al persons interested to appear si
said time and place and be heard
a true cnpy-witness
IosEUA CoGGtsHALL, Prob. CIR.
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A Dorr meeting was held in Fall
River on Friday evening, at which fam
ing resolutions Of sympathy, sc. were
passed. A correspondent informs us
that the meeting was called without dis
tinction Of party, but was in fact u
thorough loco foco CONCERN, as might
have been expected.
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NEW ADvzRrIsEMEMTs.
PhrpaOIOgy and Physiology.

w e. HARDING. The celebrated Phre.
w nologIcal Lecturer, wi! commence
n course of lectures, at the Town Hail. IN
Newport, This Evening. Aug 22d, CON.
meuclng at huff past o'clock, and closing
with public examinations. The public are
respec'rrlly in9ited TO attend,
n b. Seats Free.
Mr.. II. has taken rooms over the Hard
ware store of Messrs. Finch & Eags, on the
Aoor with Plnmbs's Daguerrean Gallery
Thames street, where he will hold himself IL
readiness at all hours to attend Gpon those
friends who uay wish 10 consul, hln proies'
slonally,
The second Lecture will be given or
Tuesday evening, on the Education of chi
dren. Aug. 90.
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DURsuANr &C. q decree of the Hon. Conr.
of Probate, ior the town OF Newport.
viii sell AT public auction, on Friday. the 9th
nf Septenber, at u O'clock. q. m. on the
premises. all The right title and interest
whlcb Benj. Clarke, late Of said Newport.
cooper. bad at the time Of his decease, IN
aud to certain lot of land. situated in salJ
Newport, vIIh the dwelling house and other
buildings thereon, bounded souihery on land
of Charles Budlong; easterly on Thames
street; westerly and nor,herly On land of
Benz. = Seattle. Conditions n The sale.
NATH'L IT, LANGLEY, Erect'r.
Newport, Aug. 3, 1874. 90.
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SarspparilIa and Wild Cherry Biiicls.

Are those who are tortured constantly by
this distressing affection, and who are absn-
lulely united by it for all bodily or mGnlal
efforts, aware that 1t is most frequently pro-
duced by morbid state Of the stomach and
bowels or from disorders OF the nerves of
which the Wild Cherry has for years been
allowed TO be the most valuable specific
known combined wnb Sarsnparllla as in the
'Btters' It's medicinal proDerlie3 for the cure
of all complaints arising from disorder of the
nerves and blood are inestlmabe.
II, J. TAYLOR, Agent.
Nawnnri An0 JS-Ow
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The house Of Governor Fenner, in
Providence, was robbed OF "a considera-
BILE quantity Of plate on Saturday night
last. Most of it has since been found
in the bushes east Of the house. Two
silver-tea pots are among the pieces still
missing.
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Citizens EIaJI.-We are reque 81

ed to notice, ,het Mr.. Wm $. Nose
will give Ball at Masonic Hall, on the
10Th Of September next, If sufficient
number Of subscribers are obtained on or
previous to the 9TH. Further particulars
made known at the. Cottage in Touro
Street.
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NOTICE..

Mr.. Henry Giles will deliver Lee
TURE on the CHARACTER OF FALsrArr,
or the Epicurean aspec, ofIlfe, in .4rmory
Hall, in Clarke street, this THURS
DAY. Evening, Aug. 22d.
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IIov. WILLIAM BnRSr, Charge d. AZ
faires from our Governnen to the ar
gen,ine Republic, sailrG from New
York on Tuesday of last week, IN the
shin CASTOR, fif RIO d., Janeiro.
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Important from 0tahtite,

The London Shipping Gazette Of July
27;h, published the following:
We have received South America papers
this morning, and correspondence of impor-
tance, To the beginning OF May, from which
we learn that our Consul for Otaheile came
home with part of his family in her mojes,y's
ship Vlndlciive, having been eTited from that
island by The French authorities n the most
arbitrary and unjustfsble manner, without
trial or inquiry OF any kind, but merely upon
The bare suspicion Of having influenced the
Queen in her unconquerable hatred of the
French.
This news, which wns confirmed by far
thcr particulars being published in other pa
pers, created quite a sensation, not only ia
England, but in France, and was the subject
Of conversation in the parlaments OF both
countries. 1t was thought to be, after ALL
a small matter, as the officers Of the French
at Tahila had undoubtedly exceeded their au.
thority, and after reprimand from the Coy
ernment at home, the trouble was expected
to blow over.
The coronation of King Oscar oc Sweden
was to take place on the 2lst of August.
Visi Of The King Of the French 10 Eng
land is well known that KING Louis Phil
IIppe has promised to pay her Majesty visit
This autumn. il is now understood that his
Majesty will embark at Trcport, in the month
Of September. for this country. His Males
ty will be accompanied by two ships ot q
guns, and four or FIVE steamers, and will land
al Portsmouth,, whence he will proceed by
railway to the station nearest To Windsor
Ills Majesty will remain eight days at Wind
sor, and will no, visit London.
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OLE Bull has recently made us a
flying visit. He is expected here again
very shortly, we understand, to give a
Concert.
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Rev. Mr.. Giles will preach in the UnItsrl-
an Church. ~ NJ ~ street, on Sunday next.
Newport, Aug, %.
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FOR SALE,

- A convenient House at the head
<IK3 of Rrnad street. with five rooms
~. % oneaoh fioor, and two lodging
snA roonia IN the Gauet, well ar.
ranged lor two families, nr boarding House,
with wood and carriage House, and a good
we'll of water. For ur,hcr particulars en-.
ouire Of SAMUEL SMITH. or
SAMUEL LEWIS
Newport, Aug -, lsit IT
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Nj EMOR NDA.

Ship VIM. Engs, Coe, arr at Cowes Goth ult.
from Havana.
Ship Louis Phillipe, Castoif, FIN Iiavre for
New York, was of Scilly isles 20th nit.
Ship Ebon PrabIe, Perkins. for Trieste, was
towed down I'm n. Orleana about the 9th inst.
Brig Octavie, Smith, arr at Boston, l4'I inst.
from Cardcnas.
Brig Anrawan, Swasey, arr at do 10th from
Sagua la Grande.
Brig Malaga, Moison, arr at quarantine
Charleston on the l2lh, 6 days fin Matauzas,
captain sici..
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NA On the Island Of Nashawlna,
fS,MA comprising about twelve hun
t!.sEx1 dred acres of excellent grazlng
2hkS land, with the dwelling house,
barn, CRIB, boat farming utensils, &c. there
~, together with ,wenty head of cailIe aud
600 sheep. Possession gwen on the lst of
November next. For further particulars ap-
ply TO ELlZ NBErH 4. NEPNCN,
Newport, Aug. -, lSii-u.
The New Bedford Mc'cury viii please
give the above four weekly insertions, and
forward their bill to this office Tor paymrut.
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FOR SALE,

I'm wuirNrv'a wIIODPING COUGH AND
- ROLP LONUAb-The paruiiAt EdE'tstiiu ut
Ccdweil known medicine tu the cure nf the pSi'
ihisgnacd byts name ~ genors,u-e hv almost cvstv
tamN in the city, aud the uotorets u 0btEued Hs
involushie preparations RENDERS punc unnecessary
thing ~ ~ mvur bHt 20 su'h have never
tested its sup.ttur Niues, " II highly recommended ~
poriert, sHfe aud .ffeciua remedy IN the above c"
plants.
n h-s been standard medicine FOR Group ~ nunlet
nus Giirs this virni, tor The l,st twelve Nssrs,
aud the continually Increasing demand tor " ~ ssncieut
rvdent that "a ~ becomtrg popular A. " vAluH
bl, medicine, aud 3. still hivhN appreciated - ever
No family should be without NJ this season Of the
venr when children nv exposure ~ the sudden cbsnyts
i The weather subject 20 severe and -Spooted ~
tHcks or these alarming complaints whoh mfh -
overcome by hnirsH,s rssort ~ this potsH snt m
! aiina remedy - -.
! For ~. ~ Newport g., v 'AfIOR No IA
/ Than,.. s,rsa' WV
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rs a q IS 8A &3So

in this town, on Sunday evening last, by
tho Rev. Mr.. Hatfield, Mr.. Stafford Bricr to
Miss Susan Frances Gladding,al all of this place
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Temperance Notice.
Rare animals IN he Market.

TWO beautiful BowLI>s ALLrys, have
lust been erected al rainmany Hill, on
the Temperance principle. Who"v"r heard
of such getting up stars l,dles aud Gen
tlerrn are respectfully invited to come oui
nd call n, the Captains Office and see Tor
themselves. The Tower on the I'LL, IL fin
ished, and ready for company, from The top
of which you may see full sir cents wohh.
Tea parties can be accommodated NJ oil
iimes-Also dinuer parties. by giving their
old friend Sylvester one days notice. The
lovers of Fish Chowders should not fail 10
come out and try the real son serpen,
SYLVESTER X. HATARD
Tammsny iiil, August !, lsii-]S.
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KepOfItd IOT WIb BtsIUH DHITV NUNeTFThtT N FH1TU'
AT Market 7i0 Beef Cattle, $500 Sheep, and
1850 Swine, 50 Beef Cattle aud several hun
drcd Swine unsold.
PRicEs--Beef Cattle--A few Cattle were
sold on Saturday at about former prces--,o'day
such prices were not sustained. Extra 30
first quality 80; second quality % third
quality % 81.
Sheep--Lambs from % to 81 old Sheep
from 75 To = 80.
Swine--"Columbia Shoals' in lots to pod.
die, more than half Barrows, lie; Pennsyl.
vanla and Ohio Hogs from l-2to &c. Atre-
tail from 4 TO ) &c.
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R. r. BsE RIs Y,

SURGEON DE>TIsT.
Office st Mr.. :. Peckham's. Church street,
eccond house from Thames street
REFERENCES.
.Nerpor james V. Turncr, NJ. ID. ; II.
T. Turner. ND. David King. NJ. d.; H.
y. Pierce.
Bristol J, Holmes, VI. d. l.. w. Briggs,
VI. ID. Aug. Is. o.
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To CoRREspoNDENTs. Manner"
is inadmissible on account Of its length.
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Later from Europe.
Arrival Of the Acadia

This steamer arrived OF East Boston on
Sunday afternoon.
Business in England was good.
The Liverpool Chronicle of the Sd inst.
says: "rhe Queen is stated TO be as veil IA
can be expectod-considering! All kinds of
preparations have been made for the antici
pa,ed royal item Of humanity. A Mrs. Par
klns, the selected wet nurse, was presented
with "A fine healthy boy on Friday last, and
IL. therefore, in a condition to perform her
official duty. Mrs. Llly-soft and fragrant
name-wll be monthly nurse TO her Msjes.
ty; Mrs. Driscol. nurse TO the royal little
angel : and Miss Whiting has Just receiv-
ed an appointment as one Of the rockers"
The crops in England bid fair.
There is nothing important from Ireland.
There had been a small e,neute at
Madrid on the 25lh ult. which was sup.
pressed.
From Portugal there ia nothing impor-
tant.
A maniac attempted to kill the King of
Greece on the 10Th of July, but did not sue.
ceed.
An assassin fred pistol at the King OF
Prussia, on the 26th Of July, which came
near killing the intended victim, but glanced
of from his breast without doing damage
Two balls were fred, and the Queen would
have been hit by one Of them if she had not
at the time, been leaning back.