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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
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II IL this town, ou Saturday last, of consunp-
ton, after an illness of more Than two years,
Miss sarah w. Carr, daughter of Mr.. Green
Carr, IA the I'D year of her age. From II r.
commencement Of her indisposiiion, i, was
evident to those who loved her most that
there was iIllie, if any, hope Of her recovery
bat such was the deceptive tendency Of tho
disease, aud such her desire 10 recover, and
wIthal So gradual the decay, that uuril within
Il 4 few days of her deccase, aud hen so eIpacia-
ted aud pros'raiod as tu be unahIc lo do more
, than sustain her feeble weight, ,he stlll cX.
prrtcd 10 recover; but, before the SUMMONS
came, through the mercy of Jtsu. Christ, she
obtained iIr hone Of glowing resurrection,
and, bidding her mourning relations To meet
her IN heaven, resigned her spint unto the
care al HIM who gave it, [IoNn.
\ IN this town, ou SUNDAY last, Mrs Sarah 4
Guild, wife at Mr.. Nm. GuiG, aged 81 years.
/ In this town on SUNDAY evening, Mrs
Thaukiu Brlggs, widow of the late Mr.. Amos
Brigus Of tl, town, and daughter of the late
Samuel Jro"", .sg. Of North Kingston, in
her SD yeHr.
| On "Wednesday the Oath inst Capt Stephen
Towle, Of N"wburi port, aged II years.
In Mddlctown, on SUNDAY evening last,
P"l'g Sanf'rd, ESD aged ~ wears. lie was
formerly II Representative IN the LrgrsIaturr
of this STATE, and through hc sustained the
rnnract"r of an honest and upright man
\ ~ jamratowu'' on Tursdav, 23d nit from
apoplcXv, MIR. Nlrholas Carr WATSON, eldest
son Of Mr.. Waiter Watson, aged about 4
wears
\ In WuonSocket, on Thursday morning,
Charloltco Angoll, wife of Orcn 4. Bdllou,
Esq. and daughter of the late Dexter Angel,
Esq of Pro, ldrncc, aged - years.
/ At Worcester, Mass On the 18th u'l Nr
Henry II Thayer, aged 81 wears, (brolhrr ot
\ The hrv Mr.. ! haycr of this town.
n Ia philadcl pima, on the 2,lh silt Mrs Eiizn-
beth Bowen, widow of Capt. Ezra Bowen, and
daughter ofthc late Mr.. Nathaniel EnN, ul
this town, aged '3 yrnrs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
Grand Whig Procession ut Louisville.

The " higs of the Banner City have had
another grand aud novel procession which
from all accounts, must have exceeded oil
Others in its enthusiasm and imposing splen-
dor. A procession, hearing over two ,hor-
sand banners and Transparent les, and several
hundred nambeaus, which shed blaze of
soft light along The whole line Of march like
the radiance o! hundred foil moons'--a
large and beautiful balloon inscribed with
The name of HENRY CLAY, floating high
over their heads, and rockets blazing in the
heavens, accompanied with music and songs,
must have been most gorgeous anG magnlG
cent.
The Louisville Journal, in attempting 10
describe il, says that in length breadth mum
bers, enthusiasm, beauty and grandeur, it was
never surpassed. if cquallcd in this or any
other conntry--in this or any other age. We
have convcrsed with men who saw great po-
litical professions IN Philadelphia and New
York, during the immortal campaign Of 1910,
and we have talked with others who have
seen the most brilliant pagean,s of London
and Paris, and have been spectators Of the
entrance of kings and empcrors into the
chief cities of the Old World, and they oil
assure us that they never in their lives be-
held any thing to compare in beauty and
glory with the display in this city on Saur-
day evening. 1t was tho most cheering
spectacle that ever addressed itself to the
great and glowing heart Of patriotism. 1t
was spectacle which even the youngest
children Of our city will remember as long
as they live, and describe, half century
hence, to their childrcns chdrenn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
&3 ~ mac S9.

In ,his town, on Sunday last, bv the Rev
Mr. Ross, Nr James Hides, of iiverpool, Eng
Ia Miss Harrlel 7. Weeden, Of Souih.Kiug,
town,
In North Kingston, an Sunday last by III,
Rev john Socun, Elder john Shaw, of vii
lett, n Y to Ml.s Ann =, daughter of Mr.
VIM. Sorum of n. Kingston.
In New Bcdford, on 'fhur.iny evening last
hy The Rev T.. Penhodv, Mr.. Anthony u
Richmond, Of New Brdtnrd, 10 Miss Phebp
Hudson, daughter Of the late Capt. Saniucl
Hudson, of This town.
In Chesterfield, Conn. on the 30tlI jane, by
the Rev Mr. Ballard, Nr ,iurdon klnLali, Of
New London, 10 Mss kuth +. Puckham, of
this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

TENNESSEE. The Wings of Tonnes.
sec arc carrying on the campaign with
great vigor and enthusiasm. The Nash
vile Wing contains n call for n grand
Mass Convention Of the Wings Of the
Union to assemble in that city on the
eist August, which it is supposed will
far surpass the glorious gathering there
in 1910, which exeried so saluiary an
influence on tho canvass of that year.
The following eminent speakers arc ox-
pcctcd to be present : Hon. J. J. Crit.
tenden, VIM. G.. Rives, WIN. c. Pres
ton, B. Watkins Leigh, $. s. PrcniiSs
John NJ. Clayton, Thomas Corwin, Ben
Hardin, J. Mcpherson Bcrrien, Thoma'
Nletcalfe, Arthur +. Hopkins, Waddy
Thompson, John NJ Bolts, Dalic Pey-
ton, J. J. Hardin, Randall Hunt, Thos
Ewing, a. II. Stephens.
John II. Ewing of Washington Go. hn'
been nominated ms the Whig candidate
for Congress in the 2Olh Penn. district
now represented Ivy Nr Dickcy, Wing
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
While life remains VIC have Mill some hope,

d.. W,sla;'s Basam of WIlG Cherry
No Qunckciy- NJ Deception. In setting
forth tho virtues ul IhlS truly grra, mcdlcu',
We have no dosuc ,o deceive those who are
ahurug under alllicllou, nor do We wash y"
culogllc 1t more ,nauil justly deserves Nc'
Whom we look around and scc the vast
Iauounr of sulIrrrng aud distress accustomed
h, many oi the diseases ~ which this mcdl
cine has proved So highly successful, we feel
that we caunui urge us claims too strongly.
~ say too much ~ It's favor.
Nariors remedies, It ~ true, have bccn
otirrcd and puflrd into notice for the cure uI
diseases Of the lungs, and SON" hav" boon
found NO doubt very useful, hnt Vt oil hat
have yet been discovered It Is admitted 10y
physl and all who have Witnessed ~
effects. that none has proved 90 snNcess'nl ~
this. For Asthma, Shorlness of Breath aud
slmilqr affections. II NAV be pronounced q
pos,iirc cure. II has cured Asthma ~ many
cases of ten sndtUenly years standing, a''e'
physicians had declared the case beyond The
reach Of medicine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
Temperance Notice.
Rare animals IN he Markei.

'y'WO beautiful BOWLING ALLrYs, have
lust been erected ht Tammany Illl, on
Iihc Temperance principle. Whoever heard
Of such g"llug mp stars Ladies and Gen.
llemcn are respectfully invited to come ont
and cat Al the Captains Office and soc for
Themselves. The Tower on the llil, ~ 6n-
lshed, and ready fr company, from The top
of winch yen noy see fun sir cents worth.
Tea parties can he accommodated at II
times Also dinner parties. by giving ihei
old friend Sy'gcsiri one days nor.re. The
lovers ot FASH Chowdcrs should not fail ic
come out and try the real sea sarpcni.
SYLVESTER X. HAZARD.
/ Tamnany iiIll, August |. lS4f-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

Posr OFFicE WAR- -AIr. Wckliife has
served n mandamus on the railroad com panies
that he shall fine them $50 for every time they
transport any ofPomcroy's agents on the road
while Pomeroy threatens to prosecute the com
pany for damages whenever they refuse TO con
vcy his agents. There is now n regular oppo
sition post office establishment in full operation
between the great towns Of The country (which
does the business at less than half the govern
ncnt prices.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

DESERVED Coop FoETUNE.-A few
days since Mr.. JAMES LATHAM, n well
known Washngtonian Of n. Y, veceiv-
ed intelligence from England Of the
death Of his grand father, and with tha,
intelligence, the news that he was the
legal heir to very pretty little sum,
varying not far from one hundred and
thirty.fv thousand dollars Mr.. J.
has gone to England to take possession
The Sun adds
We understand he will return and
dwell among us. He was the first
signer of the Washngtonian pledge in
this city. lie had stationed himself in
the gallery Of The Green street Metho-
dis, Church, on the evening when Mr.,
Hawkins and several Baltimore gentle
men held the first Washingtonian meet
ing here, and at the close of Mr.. H's
address he cried out, with much cmo-
tion, "Is there any nope for me ~
"Oh yes" said Mr. Hawkins, "you're
Just the man we want-come down
here :" MIR l.. did "did come down,
and placed his name upon the pledge,
amid great cheering. He has adhered
faithfully to it ever since, and contribu.
ted Ia the interest Of the meetings b,
speaking upon the subject whenever
called upon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

s,EALED PROPOSALS for Supplying
~ the United States rrnnps. stationed al
Fort Adams. K. | with WOOD, wili be re-
.c"Iycd by the Aclng Assistant Quarter
Master until the Jsl day of August next.-
Such proposals to be- addressed to Lieut. W
II FRENCH, A. 4. q. NJ Fort Adams. z. !.
(Proposa's for Wood,) and to be lc1 at the
Post Office. Newport, bv = 2o'clock p. w. on
Tnursdny. the lSt day OF August. 1911.
The quaint ty required will be $50 cords oi
good merchan,ablc, well seasoned hiah land
Oak wood, each stick to be 1 feet long, split
and small siicks excluded, to be delivered at
Furl Adams, Il. l., pIled aud corded by the
contractor, ~ such place as The A. A. Or.
Master may require. Twenty cords 10 BE-
delivered by the 18th day of Aueus,. lSll :
twenty-five cords by the Ist Scptriubcr,
leIl; and the remainder At such tlmes and
quantities as The Asst O.. Master may di
rect. FoET ApANs, u. L.,
July %. lSil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

FORT OF NEWpO IT .
AR RIV T. -.

THURSDAY, July 25.
Schrs ,cBity Smith, Richmond for Somcr.
set Eliza N Nancy, Kelley, aud Franklin
! Nickorson, r. River for Dennis.
FRIDAY, July &c.
Big New-York, Merry man, Pictou for
Somerset.
:. lar i hdrow Brown, prrcy. Gn Ehiiao
Sthr Coral, Smith, y. J. for Portsmouth.
SUNDAY, July %.
Brig Confidence, c iz2rns, Havana for leg.
hpru--put ia to repair damage To sails.
Brlg Rowcno, Williams, Bay Rove, Cor Prov
Srhrs Monllor, Cummings, Fail River for
New lo.k
TUESDAY, July go
Sclrs Queen, lIowland, aud Pearl, Nlclcr
son, Providence for Baltimore
Sloops Translation, Wells, \. Y. for Prov.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

PRoyIDENCE.-The revenue and income
Of the city of Providence, for the year end
ing the Is, of June last, amounted to Sil7,.
2l9. The expenditures amounted to $l0l,-
lO7. OF the expenditures the sum Of S27,
Al was for public schools, besides $500
for school houses.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

The Losses by Me Flood iu the great
valley of tho Mississippi, are estimated at
no less than nine millions Of dollars =
This must produce an effect which will
be felt, more or less, throughout the coun-
try
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

The Lowell Courier says Polkite Off
South offered to bet that Polk would be cleo
ted. A Wing some ten miles off started The
ncxt day to take j, up. When he arrived in
the ncighborhood he found 50 many had go,
there before him he thought the Wings had
been calling mass meeting together!
Bc'ting is poor business, at best-but we
reckon, as the Virgiuians say, that the Locos
will find it to be the poorcs, business they
have ever engaged in, betting in favor Of
Polk against Mr.. Clay. The fact is, there is
no, loco to be found, who has the least
prctensons to honesty tina, believes Mr.. Polk
Will get the votes OF six States in the Union :.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

Ouang Omdng The Northumberland
at Salem from Gambia, on The coast of Afri-
ca, has on board female Ourang Ou'ang.
a Salem correspondent writes in high
terms OF her personal beauty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

There was great fire at Brooklyn, n. Y.
on Thursday morning Ias', commencing at
Higgins Carpet Factory, and extending
through Bridge, Tallman and York streets
destroying the factory, % houses and a vas,
amount of other valuable property, amoun,
ing to no, less than Sl50,0O0, the larger par,
of which was insured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

SUFFERING IMuIGRANrs krTURSiN6 The
ST. Louis Ropnblicon Of the l7th inst. an
Hull from St Joscph's, having on board 200
passengers, many Of whom were driven from
their homes by the food; and were returning to
The old States, from which ,hey originally emf.
grated several of them have lost their all,
aud were almost destitute, Others were carry ing
with them the scaniy remains oftheir property
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

Cog. FoEp, Of Illinois, has made rcqusi.
,iuon on the L. :. Government for 800 troop.
to be stationed in the ncighhorhood of Nauvoo,
tn prevent any bloodshcd by the anti Nor
mons or the Mcrmons
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
BRIGHTON MARKET Monday, Jny 90 l9i4
Reported for ihe Boston Daily Advertiser n Pstrol

A. market 40 Rect Cnilr 2jOl Sheppard J2p Swine
PRiCGs--iicci tnine--Prices advanced iri1r -
ENirn - first qunliy "A 1oi second quality "a so
third quality 5O& 4 81
sheep Lambs from / Is 10 2 old sheep tpn | Z!
Ia so.
saine-Lo to peidle ic, half Bsrrows. SmaI lots
selected, AZ a Sc. Al retail from a. Ia Sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
State Of Rhode Island 81 Provi-
dcnCc Plantations.

NEwP' RI, Sc Cyk's Office, Supreme
Court, .lug. Tern, "A d., 1914.
yy'UEREAS. Elverton Arnold, Of Ports
W mouth. ~ the County ~ Newport. la
borer, has filed his petition IN tins Office,
praying for certain reasons therein stated,
Thai tie beGedr of an act passed ut the Ianu-
ary Session oi the Legislature, A ID, 1898,
eu,liled "An act for the rcllet of Insolvent
Debtors" aud all acts ~ amendment or ad.
dIlIon thereto, passed slnce that time. may
be cSrendr6 To hlm.-Vhls is therefore to
notify the creditors of the said Arnold Ia ap.
pear before sand Court, Ia be holden'at New.
port on the fourth Monday Of August, A y.
lSli and shrw cause, It any they hHve, why
the prayeg Of said petition ought mol ~ be
granted.
WILLIAM GlLPiN, Gicrk.
Aug. J, lSli-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

The Richmond Wing snys Of the locos in
;hat State, when they have expended their
small stock of eloquence in condcmnng
Wing principles, the following question is
asked hcm-G cn,lemen what are you in IA.
vor Of: In nine cases ont of ten, they drop
their tails in the sand, and slope.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

Reader, learn n lesson from the fal'ln"
lcaf-imprn,c every hour IN the srrlnc ol
vour days. for the time Is not lar distant when
you vii fade like the l'al, sink to TIC earth
and mlrglc with The dust.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

lNilE Ladies oc the Convocaion Society
respectfully lufnrm their ircnh- AMI tho
public generally. that Fair viii be hoJ, n
ny them ~ The upppr story o' tho Ms-on,'
ilall. on WED.hESD.II & THURSDAY,
The 7lh nnd Sh instant.
The nsrrl number of neat md tasteful NJ
llcles will be- exhbned and n Post Office
rsiablished Tor the amnss mrn, of visitors.
A separate table will be appropriated for
The use of III" Seancns' Friend s ciety and
HE Juvenile Swing Circle.
hdmlllance. l2l cents, children half price.
Newport. Aug / 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

cotton Factory Bmd.-The Pocasac')
Cotton Factory, situated IN Crans'on, on the
middle road 10 East Greenwich, four miles
from Providence, was burnt down on We'd.
nesdav afternoon Of last week the fire was
first discovered IN the picker room. where n
had made So much hcadwoy. that all attempts
20 cx,ingush II were unavalllng. The facio.
ry contained 1000 splndcs: nothing was
saved. II was insured NJ tho Providence
Washington Insurance Office for $500 -
rhe house and store near by took fire mum
bcr of tunes, in several places, hut by great
'xerions they we're saved. The loss ws'
about $1,000
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
AUCTIONS.
~ NEWPORT, r. /.

rs'TIE l. lot of Ground situated IN Pelham
aud Erst rouro Streets. fronting on the
.Old Stone Mil. will be sold absolutely bv
Auction ON .nO.\UlY, august Jth, at II
O'Clock, a. NJ, on the premises. unless pre-
vionsly disposed of NJ private sale.
The aud will be divided in parcels suitable
for Building Lots. The Gimcnslons Of the Lot
as bv survey are 40 tect front on P"lhnm
street. and 81 feet on the renr, 10y lG9 tee,
on Ens' Fouro street and 'S7 feet on tho
west SIDE
for ,crms amply to Josiah 6. Shaw or
VIM. {. Gibbs. Newport or George Gibbs,
Attorney at Law, No. ., Hanover street,
New York.
JOSIAH G. SHAW. .1Uctr.
Newport July /, ISii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

PARR's PILLs-h Boston ma'ron, on ;
friends recommending PARIS life pills rs
medicine. remarked that, taking INTO view th,
fact iha, The venerable Inventor lived 10 bury
hs fourth wll", n was her oplnlon that how
eyer beneficial they had proved To Pdrr, lpa
they did no, seem equally good for rn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

Thrilling Incident Dr. S. Main
Dentist, of Woodbury., was riding
through the town of Grafton, Mass
on Friday last, he heard the terrific
screams of two females upon the stone
wall, opposite q good looking house.
One of them CALCULATED continually
I'vc killed it, I've killed it," He fol
lowed her into the parlor, and there dis
covered an infant whose age was abou
four months, lying upon It's back, quite
black in the face, and apparently near
the end Of HE. lie learned that III,
mother had intended; 10 give the chilo
a ,caspooninl Of paragoric, but the sister
who wen, for it, took by mistake the lau-
banum bottle, and the mother gave the
poisonous dose to the child.
DIR. NJ. was obliged himself to search
the house for vinegar, which he found
and at once administered table spoon
fal. In less than three minutes after, III,
child exhibited signs of life, by ataitch
,ng of the muscles, and soon it began tC
vomit and cry, aud in less than half pr
hour II was out OF danger.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

.Nev York anil Nag HarcH Rai Rood--
The subscription I" the stock OF this raj!
road. which was lntely opened is not filed
up, bu, the enterprise "a not abandoned. Il
survey of The line Is going forward, for the
purpose of determining the most eligible
route. Tho New Haven Herald remarks
that IT is "bcyond doubt that tins road viii
be Pushed. -- BoSi,n .7ireiiSsr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

ACRES OF WHGs.-'rhc Greenfield Cou.
rlcr says the whig meetings in the West are
becoming so great in point of numbers, that
they are unable to count them and when
they now hold one they say there were SC
many acres present, instead Of so many
Thousands. A mass meeting was held al
Syracuse, N. Y. on ,kc 18th ult., at which
there were fifteen acres Of people present.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
s.llart.iasls Notice.

'SNiIE + subscriber has been chosen by Rob
crt \. L.aar. minor over ~ years Ot
age, as his guardian, aud which IL approved
by the CUurl of Probate of Newport, sud
ms gwen bond ~ the law Directs for the
faithful dischrrgr nt the duties of said oiice.
Notice Is hereby gwen Ia all persons having
claims against has said ward. To exhiblt the
same 20 him witAlH SIX months from The date
hereof.
MICAH w. SPENCER.
H NpwUort july o l3i1-- A. I-6w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
FOR SAE.T.

4 Ia! OF band situated on tho Ill., a few
- rods north al Ab'am Ro,icr's Boarding
House. containing 81 acres or thcreabou,s.
For terms. &c. apply to
NICHOLAS w. MARSH.
Newport, Aug. |, I84l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

EAU DE EANDOLINE, and Low s
- Sous Hair Curling Fluid. at
Aug !. Il. J. TAILOR'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

The W Y. PieLeian, q paper high in an,
thorily with the Locofoco party, says IL
we had the privilege Of defining the position
Of Mr.. Clay on the Tariff aud he was com.
PEELED to adhere to that position, We would
give him that which the Proteclioasts Of the
North and East are anxious that he shonid
assumc-that is,in .Earor cfhe present IarD
Again he says The opinions OF Gov. Polk
do not require to be changed TO meet con'in.
gcnclcs. Whether the present Tariff brings
slo,OOo,oOO or $4,000, 900 annually, HE Is
OPPOSED 70 IT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
From the N. o. Tropic, July 22d.
Later and Important from Mexico.

The U. S. revenue cutter Woodbury.
w. Foster, Esq commander, arrived
here Yesterday in 8 days from Vera
Cruz, bringing dispatches from the u
). charge d'alaires at the city Of Mexi
CO, 10 our government
The W., left Vera Cruz on the lo,l
inst whittier she had been despatched
TO receive and bring TO this port the fourth
instalment, but having waited one month
and receiving official information tha,
there was no prospect Of its being paid
for long time, Capt. F. deemed il prop.
er and prudent to return.
Official reports OF the shooting of 81
more ofihe followers of Senimanat, il
The square Of Tobasco, had been rcceiv.
ed at Vera Cruz. The British and 9TH
er consuls had interceded for their coun.
irymen, engaged in the affair, but with.
out Success.
News Of the rejection of the treaty,
by the l.. 5. Senate, was received AT
Vera Cruz on the 10Th inst. which the
Governor Immediately followed by ex-
press 10 Mexico /; the news gave grea,
JOY at Nera Cruz and n revival Of Aneri.
can business was expected from it.
The roDiiio was raging at Vera Cruz,
but considered Of mider type than lol
many seasons previous, attributed to the
early heavy rains, which were incessant
every night during the month Of June.
Gen. SaEta Annals order for all OFF.
GERS, on leave, to report Immediately iol
active duty, on pain of dismissal, had
been published. {.
The requsiiion Of Gen. Santa Ana
for 80 900 troops and four millions oi
dollars had been granted, after some
tardy, but warm discussion in Congress
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01

From PERU.-The Philadelphia u S
Gazette publishes letter dated a, Calhc
on board the u. S. flag ship Savannah
April ~, which states that the Savannah
had been at anchor there the proceeding
six weeks, and the crew all well, anc
that she would proceed in five or six
weeks on a cruise to California and other
places, and would return to CaIlao.
Commercial business at Lima was dull.
Gen Cas.il!co, who had been expected
TO march upon Lima, and to declare him
self President, had not yet made his a1-
pearance. 1t was reported that he was
at the head Of pretty formidable army.
The letter above quoted gives the follow
ing items of naval intelligence.
18Th March, arrived, U. S. schr
Shark, from cruise-all well.
The French (rigaie Rene, Blanche,
arrived here 28h Feb, sailed on a
cruise 24th March.
The lrlgate United States, Capt. Arm.
strong, sailed for Mazatlan Oath Feb
to return here and ther home.
H. B. Nj. lrigaie Talbot, arrived here
3D. of March, and still continues here.
Store ship Erie sailed for Valparaiso
l1lh March, and expected here soon.
H. B NJ. steam frigate Salamander
left here for Valparaiso, I7th March.
Our ship is in fine order, and is proud
specimen of American architecture. -
Every thing goes on with ease and plea
sure, and above all exceedingly temper
ate. Our llag takes the precedent here oi
all others We have had visit from the
Vice President of Peru, yards were man
ned, and a national salute freG; also n
visit from the Governor of Callao.