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5 Whole No. S36.

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very clever, and very good who 10
she :"
"Wha', don't you know who Mh'y "
In scotland she - cahed many o' me
Mahse' because once she h'eo a' inc
Manse''
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'"'y '"o"'"'o"' ne oo"""eo %" '" 'e
cure starhsh, wh'ch 'he wave na' oe-
ser'ed on 'he s'rhno' 'u'"eo 'o '"''s-
is M"'y your aunt
NO
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NO
our eo'e'"ess'
w.
h"'e s"ch queS''""'"g OF cn'"'e"
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me oes'' "e"'es' o"dy !" "'e "o''"' "''
"o" nave Nurse hau'ce ca' "e' d"
o'o mao
"oh' on sa'o J. Dung ~ you "'''
you have learned 10 consider maj term a
oadee oi disgrace
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n huspahu hu"''"g' WIN '"e orrao III w"
pcs'''en''a' cry ringing III '"e" cars
when 'hey would "och ra'"er near me
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c'e"verS' lby 'he way cannon h'"'
saying, mat agree WIN Srani NOR
burn IN considering an old oach''"'
really an obnoxious animal "h"'" ne
has The means OF supporting ""e' "e
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power "' POI ping ING q"eS"'" - " "''
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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-16
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Court Of Probate. .Newpoh, April 5. 1916.
LNLIZA SWEET, Executfix of the las,
II will and testament of NATnANIEL
SWEET, late of Newport, Merchant deceased,
presents her frs, account, on said estate for
allowance the same is received and referred
for consideration 20 q Court Of Probate, to be
holden at the Town Hall in Newport, on The
first Monday in May next. at o o'clock. a. m.
and it is ordered that the notice thereof, be
published for three successive weeks IN the
Herald Of the Times, that al persons inter
es,ed may appear at said time and place ond
be head. True copy witness,
Apr. 9. Is. b. Rowland, Prob CIR.
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summer Arrangement,
To commence Monday, April 8.

VENRAlNS leave Fall River daily, ISun.
". days excepted as follows:
For Taunton, Boston and Providence, at
! o'clock, A. NJ. and 81 =. VI.
For New Bedford. nj Z o'clock, A. NJ.
40 A. NJ, and ) 40 p. NJ.
Leave Boston at "a A. NJ and i4 =. VI.
Leave Providence Mt : a NJ. and ~ p NJ.
Leave Taunton nj aud 9 A. NJ and Il p. NJ.
Leave New Bedford att A. NJ. and 3 3 4
and IA j. NJ.
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r T. As.

HyIyE SHARES m the REDWOOD I'll
y BRNEN G,r sale, apply 10 VI. HALL
April oh.
TOEEEE as Rags Cuba aud RIO Cot
- tee to- sale 10y WILLIAM NEWTON.
Aprl3. i'O. Thames sncoi
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-16
Court Of Probate, .Newpori, April 5, 1876.

A PPLlCATION is made for Adminislra
IA tion on the estate of JOHN BAILEY,
late Of Newport, deceased, intestatc, is re-.
ccived and referred for consideration to
a Court Of Probate, to be holden at the
Town Hall in Newport on the fret Mon
day in May next, at 8 o'clock, n. m, and
notice is ordered to be given thereof by adver
tisement for three successive weeks in the
Herald Of The Times, that all persons interest
ed in said estate may appear at said time and
place and he heard.
True copy-witness,
Apr. o. B. B. HowLANp, Prob. Cl'k.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-16
Farm for sale.

QR A FARM, situated about
&SETl four and half miles from Now.
2;i;G gor,l.yi"g ." III. r, road Icoa"g
R from Mi'rhrl's Mill.s called,
io The En-, Beach, about ono mile from the
former. and about iwn from ~" latter. ron.
tanning about e2 scrcs. more r lrss. SAID
Farm !. sll iillrpr land. d.and Natural tor Grass:
has = small orchard of thrifty irccs. two wells
III lasting water. nnr near ~" house md the
other in the harm. yard--two living springs of
winter IN different parts ~ tho Farm. The
buildings have bren repaired within two
years past. For further particulars tho pnr.
chaser will call at tho promises. nnd enquire
uf Tho snbsct t,bcr JAMES TAYLOR.
MlJJl,iown, March ID, 1916.
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For Sale, or to Let,

A THE Farm situated in Ports.
!!:lk mouth, 4l2 miles from New
I'LL port, few rods from the main
- rond leading to the Stone
Bridge, containing about AZ ncres Of good
land, two story dwelling house, % by 25
feet, nearly new barn and other out build.
lngs, first rate well Of water, and an excel.
lent garden, acres Of fruit trees, apples
pears, peaches, cherries. &o.--also the re-.
mains OF a nursery OF -II'G ,rees. For fur.
her particulars enquire OF The subscriber.
PARDON WHITE.
Newport, Mar. l2th, 1876.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-16
The Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

THE subscriber having been appointed
Agent for The above Company, in this
town and vicinity. is now prepared to receive
apple from those who may wish To et-
feet Insurance on their Lives, receive AnnuI--
ties or Endowments.
For particulars as TO rates, premiums. &c,
apply to JOHN u. NORTHAM, agent.
&. CoTroN, NJ. ID. Medical Examiner.
N. B. This Company promises ndvana-
gcs for Life Insurance, which are offered by
no similar Institution in this country, and Is
now doing very successful business, having
issued since the LIST of May, III Policies,
The premium on which amount to $l00, ,905
% cts.
Newport, March 26, lS4G.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-16
The Steamer PERRY,

Leaves NEWPORT, daily, Sundays ex-
ccp,cd) for FALL RIVER, at ; o'clock, a.
IN. and 1 to 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, arrive at Fall River
in season for passengers wishing to take ,he
Cars that leave Fail River ior Tounton and
Boston Mt Z o'clock, a. ~. and 81 p. IN; arrive
at Taunton at o'clock, n. m. md Al o'clock,
.. m. arrive at Boston al o. o'clock, a. III. and
q o'clock, p. N.
CARS leave Fall River, for New Bedford,
at and 9 O'Clock. a. IN. and 4 10 6 p. m; aT
rive at New Bedford at 3 and 10 o. iu. and
IN.
CARS leave New Bedford for Fall River
and Newport n, o'clock, q. m. and p m.
The Steamer PERRY will s,opa BRIsrOL
FERRY, tRhode Island side; each way, to re-
celve and land passengers.
FARES.
From Newport to Boston, each way, $3.50
L" Bristol Ferry to do &" 80
:" F. Rverto Newport" 80
From Bristol Ferry to Newpt each way so
- New Bedford to do 4" LOO
Taunton 10 do. IL " 100
Tickets may be obtained at u. y. hLN.S-
LEFS Express Office, No. z, State Street,
Boston; at the DEPOT of the New Bedford
and Fall River Rail Road at Il. B kLNS-
LEI.S Office. No. II Thames street. New
por, and on board The Steamer PERRE
Passengers Baggage 90 through To New
port by crates in charge OF N Baggage Master.
Fall River, April 4th, lSl6 AZ.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-16
BOOTS & SHOES.
BOOTS & SHOES.
T.. Mumford Seabury,
No. ITO Thames-st.,

Corner ~ Church
I'M is NOW OPENING. a
fresh assortment of the most
sAG~e fashionable Spring style Of
~ BOOTS and SHOES. for I.n-
dies and Gentlemen masters and misses -
Among them nrc Gents fine cali, goat and
seal Boots, both sewed and pcgged; do.
Bootees and Downing ties LADIES' Cater
Boots Of vari Gus GuaII,Ics aud coIors; slip.
pers and buskn ties o: all prices. Boys aud
girls boolecs and galter boots Of all dcscrip-
uons-nlsoa beautiful assortment of SHOES
for children.
The above will he soid on The most rca-
sonablc terms for CASH, more espeeiaiiy.
o. Ladies Cater Bouts aud Shoes, made
to order and of the incest materials.
Repairing done at short notice.
Newport, March I9th, lS4G.
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D., ,EGAR-. 10000 Havana SrRnt.. ,ar. -
- qualities, iot sale hy NM NV I'N,
Np,dg IJO. Thlm,s Sttrt
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-16
BOSTON & NEWPORT
Rail Road and Steamboat Line.

On and after .Nondoy, Aprii 9Th, 1916.
nysn Passengers leave Bos-
a h ton (Sundoys ercepted)
T;SS..a;rx from the Depot of the
s61sk1zsB Boston and Providence
Rall Road, taking the Fall River Cars, O, q
O'clock, A. NJ, and "A o'clock, p. M. Arrlv"
at Fall River at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and O.
clock. Z. NJ. Thence by the new and splen-
did steamer PERRY, Capt. 6. w. WooLsEr,
to NEWPORT, leaving Fall River at 10 o..
clock, A. NJ. aud =. NJ, or on the arrival Of
the Cars from Boston and Taunton, and sr.
rive AT .VEUPORT al ia O'clock, A. NJ.
and q o'clock =. M
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BarrOws Patent Cooking Range

VENilE subscriber having taken the Agency Of
u the above named Range VIII constantly
keep m assortment on hama. This range. for
economy IN fuel, aud convenience for Cooking
is not surpassed by any range now IN use.
For sale ~ manufacturers price, by
WILLIAM BROWNELL. Agent
jor .NswporL one door souh Of Post Office.
March II, 1916.
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" 6ee~emy@ Ms se~@~ @1'22~M<.''

AIDES. You who are about to con.
IL demn those soiled and faded dresses
that bonnet, and shawl, us being unfit for
further use, just put them in as small
compass as you can, mark on each article
your name, With directions whether TO color
clean, send them TO the subscribers store
lab, Thames street. and in about two weeks
you will have them returned to you nearly as
good as new the following is a list OF prices
Of articles which may be colorcd or cieunsed.
Dresses,
SILK Merino, Grape, hbpnccn, AMI Alpine, 500
All new pieces extra ia cts per sd.
shnx
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sin irinees and wOrsted do D 10 Sc per yd
Silk cotton, aud wooden Gloves l0c
Carpets crancd-sent for Il returned, 10 l2c pr yd
Merino Shhws do IN elegant sly le 81 10 7s6 per I'd.
do dyed light colors without njurng the borders.
WOrsied and woolen yarns, dyed all fast md high
cOlOrs-superior 10 any that yet have been done I
amy bment in Boston vicinity by having made
greai Improvements IN the management and Hr OF dye
ing, IL can lie done nj much lower prices Than IL has
usually been done fnr.
To the gentlemen would say, yonr dress and frock
conis colored aud finished from 6s to 7s6,
Over coats dn do ss3 To ss.
Pants do do 3s 10 3s9.
Goats and pants ceansed in superb style-look as
well as new.
No additional charge made for transportation. For
further information, enquire of
JOHN ~. JOUVET, Agent,
for JOHN WHITTIMORE, Boston.
Newport, March 3lst lsi6.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-01
From The ohm State JnurRaI.
THE KIDNAPPING CASE.

m
The Circtnnal ttcrad is pleased to ap-
prove the course OF the State journal in
reference 20 l'l' kduapp"g case thai has
awakened 80 deep an interest uot only
throughout Tins state, Int has eIclrd at.
rnuon ~ various parts OF the cou9try.--
Praise nom ~ucha quarter may be- c0usid-
tted -oHrN hat elutyocal by some, bat We
ar" gratIltd tha! the l,emjd has at las,
found something in The coulsr o a WING
Jo0r'al worthy iapp'oaotion. The Whlg
party has generally come in for mach
larger share Of lta'u~e than It's praise,
ana ITS open advocacy OF ultra LocoOco
doctrines. has given rise TO II suspicion
lhat US 'ahore were designed to do more
lor The worst enemies o, the slave than for
The poor slave himself. But Of that IL i,
not now on purpose 70 speak. We have
attempted 10 40 what we conceived to he
our duty ln th' premises, and have uttered
tfarIt~sjy th"Se sentiments the aggravated
nature oI N" case seemed 10 demand. We
nave uolIaag to I"ke back. We Ohec.,
however, to any rOmpI Iments bestowed up
on ihe Journal m reference to tins matter,
At the expense OF Other Whle papers OF the
Ntalr, They have, without single rX-
rcpi'on spoken out maniotIy and fearless
Jy, Not even an attempt atopo'ogy for or
eNI"nuoIion of The hagrant outrage has
met our attention IN u" columns OF the
Wing press. such ana7Intty, such promPt-
ucs, and decision IN defence OF The rights
and integrity OF the NHte and the rights
OF even tts humolcsi c,uzens, a. has been
manifested on their port, deserve honor
and must elevate the Wing press ol Ohio
~ the estimation OF the honest and lrce
he RED Throughout the country.
We aCr Gel yet advised what further
steps will be taken in view OF the refusal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-01

WILL WE HAVE WAR!

a.,
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F'! ''' " =" w. ''' = NV y NV
"' ''''''' - '.,"s'''' vi Wv VI 'So'i
P"''''o' ''''''' '''' '''"' NV" l'''s '''"
''S"'' NV, ''''"a'
"' ''''''"' s''''' u ""' ",'''' " ~"
''"S''''" GU" ~ a W '"'' ~ '''S'' ''
"''I'"oN''' Inc army o' o''"P"'oh no"
o' '''' ''' ", '''''' "'''o ,'''''S - -'"oo' o'
''''' "''"' nave ~ "' I''o''""'y "r'o''
'"'7 '''''' ma " c"'"S'on WIN we -"'A'-
,'' "'ot'' S'"''o"r" "' "''''i'''" as III
'o'ce ABOUT O'Ooo' "h''5' We nave no Ie'r
''' 'he "o''"' u cur "'''e o'''u' nor 'ot Tue
SAFETY OF lh' nag 'hey de'ehd' sun we can
"o' O"' look WIN S'''ouS "PP''"ehS'o" "P-
Q" 'h' commencement o. ho''"'eS' O"'
Commerce VIII ~ ho'''SS'o ny Ifee 'oo'-
t'S' Whilst "'"' room VIII Oe 'e'' 'o' retail
"'o'' y" '"' "o'''' oo''''''''e u "'A''o'
WIN E"e'ohu every h'h8 'ehu' 10
''"'e VI no'''''''' lh' SoS'o''""e o' "e
war SPIF''S III ooIh Houses OF Congress-
mas hod any 'h'hs Out Pac'hc influence
ana tue uncertainty o. lhe residents IN
''n'onS' WIN "no'h Tue matter OF hoUc'
an" h'SoI"''ons' Is Ie''' gives us h''e
Ro"no 'ot hoPn8 'h"' peace '"l' 'ols oe
maintained.
Inc 'one OF tue h''''7n press mas very
materially changed The language OF
brush BRUSH statesmen ana the preparations OF
Tue h''''7n "oVeFn'"eh'' all indicate 'ha
danger "PPtoacheS'
" n''' "'' 70 "''' 70 preserve peace 'lo'
ca" oe dole' consistent WIN 'he hauohs
hohof ana lh'eIeS" 'heie Is sun danger
'ha' war may eh7Ue' Lu' Wheh All Is dohe
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-01

people will suffer to 90 unFr buked aud
uneared ior. such aggre~- oHs as that
which has received ihe sanction ,i a heu-
mrky Court. We Iru-t auo her Legis-
lalup will not adjourn without giving
conclusive evidence thu oaiu caH So, d'-
cate the rights cthr own q. zens aad thr
majesty oi her own laws within her own
Jurisdiction.
An indictment viii probably he found
against tbe k.dDapper- Foftes aud Auui-
tage. az the -e-sioa OF the Court which
commences next week. The question ot
O. be freedom OF IhlHury will. a. ve hnnr,
te again brought before tbe Kentucky
Courts, when au opportunity wiil a. CIV
IN 20 reverse the N.raogdmay decision
given a-l week. MI Johnson, il niIl
be- recoIlsc,ed, did not vislt Kentucky 10
ny lhs point, although under Kentucky
laws il was brought up. The question
may again, we suppose, lie brought up, in
an ac,lon for the freedom Of Jerry.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-05-01

Of carrying on war-in establishing thr
s l.Ttasurg, and thereby desuoyirg our
cur5erry, ,n--,raVrs u,s ssa-.ua,a aua
lake roas, unprotected, whilst 'Hr'' e do
isg to Pre-, eul h..pIuie-. Is, 10 a., ccr.ai.-
ly very questionable. Upon sHis su.I"e!
the voice of,he people should br beard.
Bat however We may t.au viii those
in power, respecting the Internal 20 -y Of
the Government when the rnrmy ape
pros .g.-l aH pyny difference, 40
di-uu5. in the wisdom Of our rul,r-, w.il
Ie merged iu lie reflection thar this is sin
"our own, our ',ive had."
d. arr,.ar- .aw tolhe people that
all,he ends they aunat are our country =,
Coils and TRUTHS" and we have nothing
TO fear. The prayer Of every citizen
should be thar our President
MAY do justice
For truths sake and his conscience"
With a nation a. with AN Individual, there
is no stronger breasI-pIosc than a heart un-
tainted
Thrice is he armed who hath his quarrd
just
And he bu. naked, though locked up in
steel,
Whose conscience with injustice Is cor
rupted."
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Of The Philadelphia IN
qUirer.
INTERESTING FROM THE ARMY.
DRAGo0N CAMP, Rio Granle,
March %, 1916.

Dear Sir-I annex a few lines, written
in hurry, to apprise you OF the actual
state OF utdns in this region! individual
ly, think there is scarcely any doubt but
that we shall come to blows, u that speed
lily; the capture and detention ol our men
and horses, is an open act OF hostility, and
would have been resented before thi5, but
for the delay in the arrival OF our siege train
OF heavy guns and motters, without which,
we can do nothing against the town OF
Matamoras, most of the buildings being
tu.lt fslone, and with a view to defence.
They are constantly at work on the oppo-
site side Of the river and new batteries are
in progress OF erection in addition TO the
three already constructed and armed.
In haste, yours, NC.
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directed 10 renewed efforts FOR the amira.
,lt srulcment rf s.l their difference and
disputes "a respect 10 said ',H'ory' ''d
~ y. " -. , .',t'' . ,'''a o. =. :, - ..
lr.ar.rrs aId disyrls, h rr.,.,g 4, .a,I
t...v."
A.so .' rir'ke out 'he SECOND resolution,
'',. ~. :" ,,'" ,, y. ., !. +" '''s,l. ,, r
the prsiratolihrl'Lma sa..- Is u,bor.
we'd aud requested 90 give 10 the Lul'-h
.5 '' ~. 49, - -, 'Iu
..lI convention o.thr 9Th orAueuz,. 1881.
n. Sr.a.e. Monday ga.h. ON p.st;ou nf
a.r. A'''' that the Senate agree 10 the
House amendment, the vote stood ayes p,
nays ~ 80 me amendment was not a.
go 'o
.,I. - '"y ''' ''oOSe re'usro 10 re-
10 "a wv " y
Then bv vote If 90 - % ~ IL
insisted on its amendment.
The question was then put upon asking
free conference with the Senate on the
d'sagree.ng VOTE and decided in the ai-
'i''i'''''e' "'s 'o'e asking a conference
was le'ohsideFed' and The question again
''''."' nu' 'e'o'e 'Ae Vo'e was taken,
'''I ,' l-O"'' a'JO"' "eu'
- :, '"Oo' S0'"' on inc
- r ''' '"' 0'"''e TO-
., ~ '"' '''i'"u'
On -, "uO' ayes
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~.
~. .,.;.. - y 20 'o'
~. - Luz 'o"0o'
qn II. o. % =, y"
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. Wv - '''''' ua'
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- PS,' " '"' "o"S'
80 '''' = O"'e wv
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sy and 49,, = ',''" ,' 70 .'"' oo-
,i,,o of,h. n.,..., : ''
lbe Hop,o Poso,,,,o. Lo ......,,l
IN o,o , n,.au,ta,o =.
.uo and ,b,, ho,L r.,
heir re.ppct,ve ,r,.o3,o,,a -
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".Army Of fOccupation' Camp, Rio Grande,
Opposite .HatamOrds,
March 90, I846.

Dear Sir-After march Of 10 days from
Corpus Christi, (6 days we lay by, making
rcconnoisances of lhe country in advancr,)
the Army OF Occupation" arrived at this
point about 2 O'clock. yesterday evening.
4 Temporary Flag staff was Immediately
erected and the "stars and stripes" un-
folded 10 the breeze within stones throw
amos. Of the. Mexican batteries. Our
troops defIed along the bank OF the river to
the airs of Yankee Doodle, and Hail Co.
lumh from the different bands, and en-
canned immediately at the ferry crossing
tn .he town.
On our approach to Point Isabella, the
inhabitants deserted the town and fired it
to prevent its falling into our hands; for
tunately only or houses were destroy
ed, leaving about 30 or more untouched.
But that which is most likely to involve
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GOVERNMENT BILL.

The Btl to protect he rlghts OF A
merlcan settlers "a Oregon until the ter
mlourion Of the jni occuprliou q the
s,me," passed the House Saturday the
Ism inst.
Tue Jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court
ol he Trullory OF Iowa - extended
ver Or gan. A dist rIct court Is to be
held there. Justices Of the peace aad
ministerial officers necessary Tor the ex
esuljou Of the laws, to ba oppoln,ed.
Subjects ct Great Bruoln arrested
Tor crime alleged to be committed wuh.
IN The lerruorJ are 10 be delivered up
to the most convenient aulI orlles OF
Great Britain Tor trial.
Block houses, ockades, military
posts, aud post routes are TO be es,ab'
Ilshed, The mail is to be transported
from Fort Leaveuworrh to Astoria, and
back once a month; au1 the sum Of our
hundred thousand dollars is approprIs-
led 10 cary the act iDto yfr ct
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SECRET SERVICE FIIND.

The House some ddys ago called upon
the President for lnformalion in rela-
ton 10 the disbursem, nj OF the Secret
Service Fanl, during the period 10 which
Nlr, Webs ter flied The office of Secrs.
AIRY. The President IA me ssage
whI"h is said to do hin much credit, de-.
clines urrIshIng the papers.
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The whole Of lhe Catholic clergy Of era
co~, eiI ll- eXceF.iuH o, l,e a-uup an,
one o. lw1 C uOls, ati e-p1ustd lhe caus,
of .h i"~ur5acuol. The chiefs OF ih,
movement had succeeded in eHectIu.
thtil escape.
From me European Tmrs.
w regret 10 slate that anger and lrriia
ton have lately heeu called into existence
D, the news from America; and every da1
o. ealing iE,o existence uWOug a. sal
Ulrty fierce and unreasonable as .ht
400 iIriou- o~ui3tO in ,he Union caI
desire. This iarEug GDd- expression r
many OF Jhe Journals, ami exists H pHyat
socIrfy 90 70 grrtser extent lLau iu the
columns ol Iln da,Iy pIr-s.
Eror tho Tine. Wi.,h has h',hcrtn IRE.
served great I.gn.y, aud exhibited h.-h
t'"Ht on the Oregon question, has pat
forth twoor three articles lately of AN un-
m-akr0ule kind. We are panied 10 no.
uce .Iis alienation, tul il gathers strength
with every fresh arrival from America.
Tue bulk OF the morning papef7 Of yesler-
day takes Lord Aberdeen severely to ta.k
'or mincing matters respecting question
on which ihe public feeling Of the country
b. so strong.
The gene ID lelpf in this country is,
that when b. question has teen left in
Mr. Polks hands. a message from the
Queen Will tHrd Ministers an oppnrtuni-
" of declaring their ui.ma,um 10 pariia-
Heut. They VIII take their stand on
tf.Ir