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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

Tue New PosrAGE DiLL.-For The infor-
nation Of our readers, we give, in Il condensed
form, the rates Of postage upon letters, news.
papers, and pamphlets, as regulated by the
new bill, by tho last Congress, which goes in.
to operation on the first day Of July next:
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

appointments by Me President, ED-
MuND BURKE, Commissioner Of Patents,
in place of Henry l.. Ellsw or,h, resign.
ed.
Oris n Cole, Collector, SC. AT Sack
cu's llarbor, n. Y. vice john .. Dick
cy, removed.
PHINEAs w. LELAND, Collector Of i.
River, Mass. vice Charles J. Holmes
removed.
EDwIv WILBUR, C"Ilrctor G New
port, T. l. vice William E,nis, iemov-
Cd
The swallow is Indeed m i'll faied
boat. We learn FROM The officers of the
Empuc, which came down last nip
ihat the Swallow was raised again yes
tcrday morning she was noaied ava,
some distance intending 10 ground he,
on the Oats, below Athens, hut unfotlu
naicly, the ponderous chains partp,
aaaIp aud she sunk deeper than ever
Capt Squire came down io THIS cat, ihi,
mo'n'ug, intending, II possible, 10 obtain
hslcnings. wlich sr. bp,und the pr,s,
b'lny uI Jr,aLns " y E,p,tss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

A destructive fire occurred in Boston
on Sunday afternoon, commencing at
the foo, Of South Cedar street, on the
east side, near Back Bay. Both sides
Of the street and the buildings on the
East side of Piedmont 81. were bu,nt to
ashes--about 80 buildings. The fire
was caused by the carelessness of some
nmaIl boys who built q fire, and were
roasting some CLANS, near the fence OF
a Carpenters shop, to which the fire
communicated by means Of shavings and
other combustibles. Loss estimated at
$4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

Phi Taking Nude Easy.-We announce
with great pleasure the important fact that
medicine has just made its appearance which
though powerful pnrga,ive aud an unrlva-
led purifier of the blood, neither gripes nor
nauseates, and is administered in the form OF
n sugar plumb. We, Of course, alude to
Clckener's Sugar-coated Pills, which we
perceive, by our exchange papers, are every
where the rage, and fast driving all the old.
fashioned. gripping, and nauseating popular
compound out OF the market,
Sold by II. j. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15
PROrITABLE VoYAGEs.-The whaleshi

PROFITABLE VoYAGEs.-The whaleship
Lowell, Capt. Benjamin, arrived yesterday
from the North West Coast, via Sandwich
islands, has been absent from this port lass
than 2l months, and brings a cargo of $500
bbls oil, and $4,000 lbs bone. The Gen.
Williams, Capt. Holt, belonging to the same
owners, arrived on the 9Th ult. with about the
same quantity Of oil and bone, after an alb
sence of less than 81 months.
AS an instance Of the abundance Of whales
On the N. w. Coast, the great rendezvous
for whalemen. it is stated that the Lowell
had no less than 10 Of these monsters along
side, at one tine.-.Neto London .Nsios Of 2eih
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15
nj f. NOR ANDA.

Schr Orator, Russell, cid at Mobile, Goth,
for this port.
Brig Iasso, Burdicl, arr at n. York, 9TH, fm
n Orleans 2lst
Spoken LIST inst. lat. % 10, lon. ~ 30, brig
Pocahontas, Wade, I'm N. Y. for ST. Thomas.
Schr Mobile, Cozzens, arr at \. Orleans a9tli
from Pensacola.
schr Direct, Briggs, cid at Baltimore lst for
n. York.
schr Export, swascy, arr at Philadelphia 9Th
from Savannah.
Brig Poland, Gardner, is reported at Havana,
3Olh uIt.
Schr. Cora, Read, arr at New Orleans, 30th
ult from Havana
Brig Echo, Smith, cid at Wilmington lsi, for
7. River.
Bark Providence, Vnson, cid at Apalachcola
o., "i,. -. r''it idun,e.
Arr at Savannah, 9Th, brig Robert Bruce,
Gardner, New Orleans.
AT 81. Johns, Z X about 2Sth ult. brig Oc.
tavia, Smith, for Philaj. 4tl,.
Brig Confidence, Bailey, was at Cardenas
Cd inst, for n. York IL 4 DAYS
Brig'HELEN, Peabody, of this port was seen
Feb. l0lh, at anchor at tbs island of Annabon.
na-by brig Splendid, Spooncr, arr at provid
Sd irO,n Coast nf Africa.
Brig Globe, Doane, arr at Boston 20ih from
Oahu, brought I72 casks QG3l gallons shipped)
sp oil, Gn bark Damon, Poitor,-io \. u. Colt.
rel ~ bis wh oil, to Is. Smith, Warren, l3]
do do To X, w. Taylor, Bristol.
Spoken Feb. 18Th bark DAMON, Potter, al
this port, 40 bhls sp.
Spnkcn no date, oil the River nf Plate, slllp
WM LEE, of this port, with iva large sp
whales alongside.
! Arr at New Bedford, lrih iu.t ship iIrrcu.
lr-, Ricketson, II w Coasi, with $50 bbls ~
800 VIII oil, aud 10000 lbs lnuo.
| Also arr lth, ship SwIil, Fisher, WCoast
viii, fill cargo, 1000 bhls .p 1890 do wh oil
and $4,000 lbs bone. The : report. that Tia,
hip Panama, Cumming, River was wreck
ID "n The Island Of Dominic, one "f the Mar
q""sns, Quo date gi'rn) has 900 bbls oil
snip and Fargo total loss Died on buafd Tia,
SWIM, Nov. ~, lSii, At sea, Lcdndcr Man
warrIng, of Newport, x !, aged ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

sDs The Junior Partner of the firm
of Foster and Bry ant, Of Beverly, Mass
has published in the Boston Daily Ad-
veriiser, a statement "to the American
Public" denying the truth Of certain
articles which have been published in
the Boston Atlas and other papers, hold
ing up said firm, and Capt. Ezra Foster,
Of the brig Duan, to the public indigna-
ton as slave traders.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

John I. Jayne, master Of The Whaling bark
Lexington, Of Providence, has been held TO
bail in the sum Of eight hundred dolars. to
appear at the June term Of the U. s. Circuit
Court, to be holden in this town on Monday,
The 18th day Of June next, on charge OF
forcing two seamen belonging to the bark
on shore. q, the island Of Rotumah, in viola.
,lon of the 10Th section Of The U. S. Crimes,
act OF 1895
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

DIsAsrER.-Sc Schr Extra, Of this port, from
Thomaston, with lime, struck on the Western
Sister, below Portsmouth, n II night Both uIt
passed over, bised nnd sunk in II feet water
Crew saved. The lime burnt through tho side
Of the vessel after she was under water, and
she became n total loss. She was owned by
Capt. John D. Northam, ofthis place, and wa,
insured in Thomaston, (Me)
Dn,srgR.-We learn from the New Bedfnrd Mercu
ry that the sloop Fame, of Providence supposed from
Albany for =. cargo glass hay and shorts ashore
on the south side Of Mnrlhas Vmeyard Saurda,
niyht last, with board. Her boat gone.
The wreck master at Edgartown had taken charge al
her, and was landing aud storing cargo, which
in good order, the vessel remaining tight she is mucl
got off.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15
COnsumptlves doubt no Longer,
but read The Jotio,cing and REFLECT!
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE

PHILAp., April lSi5.
I hereby certify that during the riots in South
wark Of July last, owing to exposure and ia
tgue in the performance Of military duty, my
health ed a severe shock. In the latter
part Of August, allthe symptoms OF PuLMoNA-
ny CoNsUmPTIoN appeared. Al this Joncture
called in my first physician, who attended me
some weeks without benefit, aud told me dis
tinc,ly, that he considered my disease beyond
the reach Of hnm"- nd IL go" ccas'u MS
,fsIts every symptom getting worse pam w
the side AID breast, difficulty Of breathing, rais-
ing blood, palptalion OF the heart, night sweats,
hectic fever, &c, and vas so weak was una
hle to raise from bed or dress without assistance;
cough racking and violent, frequently causing
mo 10 bring up blood. now called in another
physcr,n, whe at once recommended the use OF
|TilOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRuP TAR &
WOOD NAPHrIlA, and when had got through
the fourth bottle was able to dress myself aud
come down stairs without assistance, aud by the
tine had finished my twelfth bottle my appc-
lite and strength returned, all the symptoms dis
appeared aud The disease was subdued, and IN
common with thousands ofolhers who have been
cured by this medicine, testify that TO lis won
derful powers, | alone owe my restoration ID
hcalh. JAMES ANDREWS,
II , Z Catlarine street
II I was called To attend IN the above case. IN
the secondary stage or tie disease. found the
patient Lboring under complex disease ol the
n lunrs aud liver : liberation of The latter had
taken place. aud by percussion, discovered az
al scess had furmcd IN the right lung. The case
being atparrntly hopeless aud beyond the reacl
Of the usual treatment, resolved at once on Us
ins TnoMsoN's CoMPouND SYEuP Tan
II Woop MARTHA, the Nitues OF Which hat
previons, tested, scarcely expecting u weul'
roach n case 50 desperate. The result Is. cur'
the most o,iraordinlry, hcncelnuh di-peling al
dcsh,s respecting ihr rilicac, Of this eAcsllrp
uediciue ~ diseases Of The lungs aud liver.
II NJ CHAMBERS, VI. y.
II rmlida., Ar'ilI. lsij
|, THIS n,alunllr Syiup - i"r sal" At l'
|, Ihanirs stirut toy X J. All.OH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

The American Society for the Civilization
OF Africa, is the title Of new Association re-
-reoily organized at Washington, the Hon.
William c. Rives, of Virginia, being Presi-
dent, Mr.. Frefinghuysen, DR.. Alexander,
and other leading CoIoniza,ionists, Wee
Presidents, and Mr.. Gurley. of Washington,
Secretary. The extinction of the slave
trade. and The intellectual, culture of the
people Of Africa, are the declared objects of
the Society.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

AN ANCIENT AND VESERABLE Eao.-We have been
presented, by friend in New Bedford, with egg o
which the following inscription which is borne upon II
gives the history Presented by Capt. r. r. Crocker
Of New Bedford, Mass, April, le45, This Is the egg
ofa Penguin, taken from the Island Of chaboe in De-
cember, 1914, fyeght feet below the surface Of Qua
no and, allowing the accumulation to be one-eighh
Of an inch per annum, the island being half mile long
and quarter ofa mile wide, il must be 64Oa year,
old '-Atas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15
GRAHAM & BROTHERS,
Would call the attention Of the Ladies o!
Newport and its vicinity, to their
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
RICH SPRING DRESS GOODS,

RlCH SPRING DRESS GOODS,
CONsisrING in part of Cashmere Reps
~ Mousseine dc Laines-Parisian Pop
Inns, Ralzorines, gingham Muslins-Frencl
Jaconct muslns and awns-lace striped Jac-
onet musllns-plad and plain Jaconet cum
brics-Swiss musliD-bue black silk warp
Alpaca, Is cents, bes' quality-rich dark
striped Satins-hlue black and Camelion
Sks-plain and plaid skirts--Vlctorla do
grass cloth do-drab Moreen-C Ca aicoes, very
ehenp-C.ASH.HERE SIf.3yLS from 9 10
S3a-Thibet do, silk tringes, 81 ,5Q-plain do
$4 90 damask do $3.00-6 and 10 4 Be.
rage Shawls, with colored borders-Berage
Scurfs with colorcd ends, a great variety aud
very cheap-Ladies kid gloves, best quality
81 cens-bleached shirtngs Ga cts-chlnta
6a cts--Coars superior spool thread 4 cts
hooks and eyes on cards 3 cts-scwing silk
2 cts-lndia rubber lace mlts IL Cisco
logne l2i cts per bottle linen cnmbrc hdki,
| from 10 to IL cts-pins G cts-7-l brown
linen table cloths, 50 cts-Saiin damask do
81 ,00-colored do GA cts-Russia diaper
bed ticking, MarseilIes counterpanes, un-
dressed Irish linens, green Berage. black silk
Lace, cap laccs and edgngs, OIL Silk 75 cts
per yard, cotton loves, elastic wrists,S cts, &c
\ BO.E.NEI,S of the latest fashion. Neapo.
iian, Adelaide, Florence. French, Rutland
and other braids.
BONNET RIBBONS, great variety,
and some as low as 10 cents.
| BRO.4DCLOI'HS,C Casslmcrcs, Satnetts,
/ Flanncls Of every description, &c. &c.
| .NEW GOODS will be constantly re-
celvI d during the season, aud every atten.
ton paid To render thIS cstab lshm"nt the
most desirable in the way Of Dress and Fan
cy Goods in Newport,
p. s. Remember the number, l32, Thames
street. May l5-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15
IL IL SHIP NEWS. A
PORT OF We WPO T.
Ar RIVED

MONDAY, May S.
Schr Daniel Baker, Adams, FIN Philad.
Leander, Johnson, I'm East Greenwich for do
Sloop Mary Nichols, Sponcot, fin Eas
Greenwich for Nantucket I. n. Borden
Dunning, fin +. River for N. York /; VIM. II
Bum, Irons, fin Prov. for Hartford.
TUESDAY, Mayo.
Schr Amanda Ophelia, Bebe, fin Boston
Darius, Nickorson, I'm do for do /; Massasoit,
Godfrey, fin +. River for New York Excel
Archer, I'm Camden for Norfolk
Sloop ilelen, Pilman, I'm Bristol for Now
Bedford.
THURSDAY, May Z,
Schr Curlew, Blackwell. FIN Plymouth for
n. York.
SIoap jams, Kent, fm New York for Proyi
dence.
FRIDAY, May ..
Schr John, Wardwcll, Bristol for Albany
franklin, Staples, Wilmington for Taunton.
SATURDAY. Mny 10.
Schr Alexander, Tny lor, ha Mobile, vi,
Providence aud r. River.
SUNDAY, MayIi.
ScErs Messenger, Sands, Prov for Potomac
River Maize, Almen, Thomoston for N. Y.
Effort, Spear, do FOR do John w. Smith, ,Tew
Prov for do Crapo, Austin, Norfolk for Bos
ton.
MONDAY, May IL.
Schrs Position Mllican, I'm Camden, for I. River
Henry, Look, fn Sippcan for PhiIai.-Gco. Pollock
Cayse, I'm Boston for Newbnrn-Darus, Nickerson In
Prov for Boston-Consress, Presse, FIN L. River io
Calais.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15
E-ANo TcETES.
--.s . s,.--

s. g. ThUR 8ER,
HAS this day received more ~ ilrllcu
IA DAVIS & Cn's PLLN'O FDRTES
rnscwuud, mahogany aud walnut eases soinr
eullrc new patterns, which have n"vcr before
been offered ~ tbs city, Tor sale nj the manu-
fnciurcta' prices. Also, ipr sale, j. GHbeH s.
Cos Pt,Np FoRrrs with Culcman's attach.
mcn, Those that have not seen these de-
lightlul Instruments are invited ~ call and cx
anime them al the Piano Forte Rooms,
No. 80 & 30, Jyrsiminsip Sircd
I Providence, App 30, 1919.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

Case of hcipiem Consumption George
w. Burnett, ESQ, of Newark, N. j., had suf-
fercd under the effects of a severe cold for
more than year, and in the month of Au.
gust last when his Cough had reduced him
so much that he feared he would die, he com.
rncnced using the Oosaonian. He raised
blood at this time, complained Of pain in his
side and chest, and was very much debilita-
ted by night soenis. Ills appetite was gone,
and altogether he appeared to be rapidly
sinking. lie was so much relieved by the
use of this remedy that by the month Of
November he left for Pittsburg. Pa. with
every prospect Of being permanrn.ly cured.
For sale by II. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

1t is melancholy we think to see so much
Of suffering and death as we meet with, and
The thought is natural for us to harbor that VIC
would hope, when it comes to be our case
that there should be some help in the time
Of need. This no doubt is the sum of indi.
vdual thought when the energies of the
healhful begin TO wane, and disease TO gain
q hold on the vllals. Consumption and those
distressing coughs and colds so frequent in
our climate are repelled and subdued by
Brinckcrhofs preparation. as spoken of in
his advertisement, and the numerous aston
shing cures performed by his Health testo.
raivc will induce the sick TO make fair trial
of il at least.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

"a FELLOW FEELING MAKES US woNpRoUs KIND"
The Nantucket Inquirer, speaking OF "Camphene," }"
asks with much sympathetic humanity, 'Why will per.
sons be yeniuresome this dangerous arcIe
This is u very nat tural question for those who have
been "venturesome" undertake cutch whales,
matter we suppose quite as dangerous burning
camphene. e.-los. Adv.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15
Boat for sale.

.nNE san BO.iT. - fee, long, lnoarly
" ncw,l with sail, spats, oars y CUSHIONS.
complete. Alsotwo ine Btats fr row ing
one l., the other ~ feet long. The owner
having lcli town. they will be sold low.
T., sn,rc nr WM. H. CRANDAl,L,
Al The ship yord un the Point
Nav IS 3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

NJ you wish the pure Spring water ICE.
. that is IT, To- put ~ the water yuu drink
you will engage u oi WM. \. VOSE, II n"i
particular, get II where Juu please. Season
2O'h oi Sept IL lbs per day sj-i0O ID
~ Ia cculs. May o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15
New Arrangement
DRisroL, R. March q, 1915.

DRisroL, X. l., March q, 1915.
Dear Sir The General Assembly, at
their last session, made al appropriation Tor
the education at the Deaf aud Dumb, and
Blind of thus State. and appointed me Com
miss ,uncr to distribute the samc. To enable
me ln do so iua prnper manner, am d"slr
nus that you should Inform m", ns sn"n n
YOU conveniently eau, the number ot persons
IN your town, deaf and dumb, ard also the
number OF blind, thcIr ag", sex, where born
pccunmry means, degree of intelligence, and
any other information YOU may think pr"p"r
tn give ne concerning th"in, that ! may b'
"nablrd to make judlclous scect"n To BE-
hcncfIrd by The States hpUniv,
Yours &c BYRON OMAN.
! To the Town C,crk, Newport
! Persons ~ lui4 town, interested IN 'h'
rboyc. are requested ,o iurnI>h the under
| signed with the information desired rs soOi
- may BE-. BENZ. b. ROWLAND,
May 6 76p9 Guk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

" Hon. Chiffon Allan, the Wig candi.
dn'".'"r Co"ar"'s in the flrming District, Ky.
has r'criNed a serioas aud permanent injury BY
falling from horse, and is compelled to de.
clins canvass.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

~ & $50, Thamcs-st.,
- tierces Rice;
225 obls and half bbs Canal Flour;
100 bags coffee
$50 keys Leaf Lard
200 bags dairy salt
100 boxes extra No. Soap;
80 bbls butter crackers aud pilot bread ;
35 boxes sugar crackers and soda biscuit /;
40 casks Italian raisius
IS boxes bunch do;
10 casks currants
30 boxes cltron;
50 drums figs
% cases Canton ginger preserves
% boxes lemon syrup;
80 do blue and white starch
10 do varlegated g. white scented soap
25 do caslle soap;
30 do chocolate and cocoa
l5 bbls soft she'll Almonds
so. boxes ground spices
% do DO coffee
25 do plug Tobacco;
20 bbls provisions
so kegs salaratus
l25 reams wrapping paper;
60 doz painted water pals
A. doz brooms
% doz Ahcant matts
900 mats Cassia;
20 bb!s cider vinegar;
Ia boxes pepper sauce;
go boxes patent tallow candles
25 doz olive oil in variety OF packages
10 boxes Macaronia and Vcrmacelll
81 or casks Madeira, Port aud other zines
20 baskets Champagne;
% bbls bottled porter and pale ale
so doz Champagne Cider.
ALso-bntler, cheese, hams, smoked beef
picked salmon, London sauces, ground rice
cocoa, olives, capres, mustard, anchoves, sar.
dimes, Canton soy, salsoda, cream Of tartar
sup. carb. soda, pruEes, Lorilard snuff and
tobacco, &c &c. &c.
IN STOR RE.
200 boxes extra fine Havana Sugar
20 barrels New Orleans do;
80 boxes & bbls loaf s, crashed do;
40 hags old Government Java Coffee ;
$50 bags RIO Coffee
$50 packages Tyson, Young Tyson, Sou.
chong and Pouchong Teas;
) tons dried apples;
900 Spanish Cigars.
100 bags shot;
SC. sc. Sc. sc.
Newport, May Is. lSil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

TRIAL OF CAPT. WILKLs.-.l Ierdici -
The ,rinl Of Captain Wilkes, in Washington.
resulted in The following verdict :-In the
case of DInsman, Wilkes is also Just, flied !"
all hIs acts, save that of imprisonment IN
foreign port, and neglect While there, ot SAID
men, and fud for plaintiff damages IN $500
10 the case of B.bb, $500 damages, Oh the
same gruunds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

o. We are ucqaes,ed 10 mention, tha,
the steamer Nrplun. wdl not ieu,e the
wharf at N"wpoi, for Providence. on the
mornings oi her arrival from New York, be.
fore 8 o'clock, if she arrives previous TO that
hour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

"The Documentary History Of the
Destruction of the Gaspee," will be
completed in one or two more numbers.
Our fair readers shall then have a more
liberal amount Of misc G llaneous matter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

An AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL An agricul-
inrsl school for the education Of young men
who design to be farmers, has been opened
on a large farm at Aurora, on the east bank
of Cayuga Luke, IN. " by Charles G..
Young. Mr.. Young has engaged capable
professors in the several branches Of natural
science, and his terms are only $3.50 year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

W. The steamer Telegraph, Capt. Wis
wall 10 egain put on this route. lIcr
speed and accommodations have been in.
creased, and she is now in oil respects fine
ooal and worthy Of patronage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

The northern part of Texas is overrun with Canaan
che Indians la state Of hostility. No wonder Texa
Is willing to come into our Unon--she wishes III,
United States to defend her from the Indians who ar.
provoked to hostility by the rspacty other citizens.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

MISSIONARIES IN CniNA-The American
Missionaries at Macao are now issuing q
newspaper and occasional tracts, printed on
metallic type. The Mission is fast gaining
the confidence and esteem Of the most in.
Ielligcnt among the Chinese.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

FATAL AcciDENr.-John Golden, m Irish
man, 33 years Of age, was instantly killed al
the Railroad Depot in Charlestown, Mass.
on The ON Wine attempting TO jump upon
the cars while in motlUo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

MosDAY, May ~, leij


Al Market 325 Beef Cattle, 10 pairsnf Work
ing Oxen, $40 Sheep, and 1870 Swine.
PRicEs-Be.f Catte-Last weeks prices
were fully sustained We quote exira Sc; first
qnality rs; second quality s. 20 5Oj third
$4 so a S..
Working Oxen Sales at $G5, $72 and $s3.
Shcep-DulI. Su.es from 30 To 50; lot
Wethors unsolJ.
Swine Selected small Shoais l.2 and g
c; ordinary lots lis aud l.e C; old Hogs 4,
I-2 and DC. AT Ietail from to q -4c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

Or Rev Henry Giles is in Cincinnati, and
is about to lecture there on Byron, Burns, &c.
&c. II he cant do It well, it can't be dome
NJ Y Tribune.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

5D~ We learn, says the N Y. Jour
nal of Commerce, bya letter from Wash
ington, that Mr.. PIcKENs has declined
the mission to England.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

o. The steamboat lolas will resume hcr
trips tomorrow, leaving Providence at 4 p
III. aud this place on Saturday morning at
O'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

NEW aud hcauIiful assortment Of SILK
~ Bara'hca, blncn. Camhrlc Rnt Cotton
Cra,a'-, PLAIN and fancy, tins day opened
aud selling ,cry low At
ID. j. Il ". a. GOTbD's,
May H.. Ia, 1hdm,5 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-15

~ Hon. John Is. Dawsan, Member of Con.
gress from Louisiana llId DisiricD iuy at the
point Of death at last advices from his resi-.
dence