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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
From the Brooklyn Daily Advertiser. March 10Th.
Steamer Perry,

Yesterday we visited The new and splendid
steamboat Perry. built by Messrs. Burts &
Morgan Of our city, for Capt. Geoige Wool.
sey. The Perry is now being painted and
receiving her furniture nt the foot Of North
Moore street, North river sdo, N. Y. She
is to run between Newport, X. l., md Fall
River Mass, intersecting boat for Green
port at The former place, and forming q new
line to Boston vis Newport and the Fall
river Railroad, which during the warm
weather, Will De a iavorlte route for travel.
lers going East.
The Perry is l60 #. long. % fec, beam, and
8 feet hold aud for beauty, symmetry,
strength and speed will compare with ony
boat now ahoat, aud reflects much credit on
her builders ond owner. In the selection OF
her name, too, we think Capt Woolsey has
been peculiarly happy, and manifested much
good tastc--Perry, one OF Rhode Islands
noblest sons, u name bright on the pages OF
our count,y's history. We wish MIR. Wool
scy every success in his new enterprise and
trust that it will be fully appreciated by those
for whose particular advantage aud conveni.
cnce il is intended.
The ladies' saloon and the cabins OF the
Perry aie furnished in the most modern style.
and the whole cost of this bont, when finish
ed, cannot tall much short Of $S0,0O0.-
The engine Of the Perry is from the works Of
Il. r. DunliaIn, and has 36 inch cylinder
and ieet stroke. and is regarded as fine
piece of work. The painting is by the old
aud celebrated steamboat painters, Messrs.
Booiman d Smith, who are uslng upon her
the white lead Of the Atluntic works. One
of these gentlemen Informed US that the.
should use about 100 tons OF tins lend an
nually, and that they considered it equal 10
The best of English lead. Indeed we never
saw more beautiful paint upon the work Of
any boat. This gentleman informed us that
they had generally used the Englishcd lead,
having never found anything Of American
manufacture thn, would answer their purposes
before this. lie showed us several new boats
which they had painted with this lead, among
which were the Brother Jonathan, Iron
Witch and Roger Williams. These gentle.
men put twenty tons of tins white lead OIL
the new boa, Geo. Washington, which is al
present the largest boat IN The world, and IL
attended to run IN the Peoples Line on the
North river. This 0altering and unsolicited
testimony Hf N" superiority OF the Lead oi
the Atlantic establishment is highly credit
able to the Manufacturers and pleasing to us.
as It should be to every one who Is interest
ed in the success aud prosperity Of American
enterprise and industry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

FRoM MEy,co.-The New Orleans pa
pers Of the 9Th have advices from Vera Cruz
10 the &Id Of February; our last previous nc.
counts having been TO the 18th. by the U. y.
brig Lawtepce. at Pensacola. These later
accounts were brongh, By the French barque
Anax. The Plc"ynne sa,s:--
TIE prominent feature ~ the news is the
open canvassing OF The question of erecting
q coDs' u,ional monarchy IN Mexico.
Mr.. SlIdelI was still at Ialups, awaiting in.
structions from Washington.
The Falmouth, st. Mary's and Porpoisc
Of the y. 8. Gulf squadron, were lying a'
Vera Cruz when the Anax left there on the
2}l. When the Anax came out, she saw a
vessel, supposed to be on American friga,e
going into Vera Cruz.
General Ampuda does not appear to have
moved farther than Cclaya on bis parch ia
the army OF the North.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
From the Boston Advertiser.

, New HAMrsBsE En- ELrcrios.-Returns have
bsen received from nearly the whole State of
New Hampshire. Ii has been completely rev.
o'9'ionized, and in this strong hold of Democ-
aey,thst party have neither elected Governor,
Gongressman, or a majority of the Legislature.
The majority against the Democratic candidate
for foyernor is about 1000, and that against
woodbury., the Democratic candidate for Rep
Tessnthtive 70 Congress, is some hundreds lar
GER. Very few COunseiiors or sena,o,- ure
rhosen, the Whigs having, however, u greater
advantage In these bodies than ever be fore:
spd IN the House Of Representative the Wings
have a plurality, and with ths independents a
maj9riiy, which will secure ant.democratic
mnj9Tities 10 the upper branch.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

THE ELEcrioN We invite the atien-
ion Of our readers TO the Resolutions
and other proceedings of'he Law md Or
der meeting held ut the State House on
Tuesdsy evening, which speak, VIC be-
'ieve, in language not to be misunder-
'sood, the sentimepis apd feelings Of
his town and county, on the questions
now al issue. An absence for q few days 10
other PaEIs Of the State enables US to say,
that the prospects Of success arc highly
encouraging---that our friends were never
more united and determined to bring to
the polls, such an effective force as will
place the character ofthe State, for ad-
herenee to its old principles, beyond
doubt Or question
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
Administrators Sale.

'DURSUANT 10 a decree Of The iIon.
Il Codrl Of Probate df The town of New.
port, viii be sold at Public Auction on 'Fn,
day. the l7ih day of April ncxi, at 10 o'clo, k
.A. NJ,
All the right. title ond interest which Sim.
con Smith. late OF Newport. wheesrghl, hnd
at Tho Tine OF ha death, IN aud ID a. cprtHl"
lot OF land with d''i.ree story tnlId"g there
on standing, situated in sahi Newpnr, and
bounded rs follows On the north BY Asa
Shaw west by said Shaw south by VIM.
p. Stewart and east by Broad street; or 80
much thereof ~ WIN be sufficient TO raise the
sum of fourteen hundred 'Ana E'pr' collars
eighty one cens, with incidental expense.
Conditions at the salc.
WIN. TEW TIlLEY, .fdm'r.
Newport, March ), Is46-4w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
Valuable Pasture Lots Of Land
To DC leased for One Year.

J ,ciH Let al Aueiion, on The premises,
punetuaily, al 70 o'clock, a. NJ March
. N inst, - - -
IHNHAT excellent Lot Of Land. commonly
known by The hsn,e 8f rhe' John X.
SHERMAN lot, containing about seven acres,
mex, s"nt of The Ocean IIo6se.-At same
time, the SO called, rmstrong lot, next css, =.
containing about sevepleed scres-snd same
day. al O'Clock, that cxeellen, tlAct of
hnd bate the property Of Iihn II. Eas,op.
cohtnInIng from l2 to IA acres, extending
from the Beach to the Bath roads. Further
particulars and conditions Of sale, will DO
made known st time ind place. ~"
Mar ~. JOSIAH G.. SHAW, Auci'r
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

Altogether The most expensive aud vexa-
tious Of the martial law cases, are those
brought against the men who executed the
orders Of JoHN 1HR6oP CHILD. when he
was commander of III" men left in Warren in
lS42. For defending these suits, The gov.
ernment has been charged with the most
outrageous cxtrayngance and the very man
by whose orders The acts complained Of were
committed, stands on the 'prue Wing Dorr-
iep PDx, MS the candidate for General
Treasurer. Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

Tho Washington correspondent Of the Bal
timore Patriot says, that Mr.. Calhoun. will be
brought forward IN few days as an indepen-
dent candidate for the Presidency in 1Si3 His
friends viii not subm it agnn To the action of II
convention by which an incompetent, fourth
rate mnn may get nomination solely on me-
count Of his negative qualities, aud pr,f'r to
dcfe It an election, nnd have the House Of Rep.
rcsentativcs elect from four or five first rate
men, rather than TO have another edition Of the
events of ISiI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
WEDNESDAY, Mnrci, 18th.
M 1; MOItANDA.

Sid. from New Orleans ship william Eng., Boss, for
New YpfE Al fIavre 9Th brig Corwi,h, smith, from
MntHnlas. f'F
At Havana 2sih nit Prince de Joinvi Gardner,
hence dsg Z Echo, smlth. unc.
Al Cnrdenas. abou, I'd inst. brig Emclne, from
Al kpalachicoa 9Th, Providence, ynson, for Fall
River, loading.
Entered inv ard. a, London Feb 4h Roweaa. wihpm-,
I'm Wilmington N - " ''''
LitsspDoI P.b 9Th The Sea pia-.r from PEW
idence fot Wilmington n T. before reported innnd n
lat So Ion 6e. while lying TO, by the Hope from New
Orleans. which iook OF her crew.
Al ~ Thomas lith uii brig Caspian, Anthony I'm BAR
BADGES. Also, Brig Splendid Head do.
Iirig Thrrnce, nj Portland hom Cnrhrnns, stove n
bout 46 hhs mousses the lst and I'd inst of Hat
teras.
WHALERs.
letter has been received in town dated Oct CO. lsi5
which states ihnt the ship VIM, LEE, of this por,
at Maui with 1900 bbs, oil 600 spl by this letter
learn that account published In April last al the drnih
OF Mr. John Caswell, wns not correct.
Repored by lhe bark Roscoe bourne Dec &c, Lat SO
43 y lon 30W Japan, New Orleans-who reported Two
days previous, slip Audley Clarke, Gri'wod, Newport.
l20 sp. ~
Heard from on NV Coast, Sept last, Geo rhumplin,
Newport, 500 bbls.
Arr nt New Bedford, I3ih ship Cnlibrnin, Lawrence.
Pacific Ocean la5 ds I'm Oahnu. with 5000 bhl. sp oil,
To IIoyland. Also, ship Samuel Robertson. Warner,
Pacific Ocean, OAHU, vim Otnhee and Pernnmbuco Feb
T. with 1900 bbls sp oil 10 A. Rorson Also arr shiP
Florida, Manchester Pacific Ocean Honolulu Sept 90,
via New Zealand, with 2300 bbls. $50 sp OIL md H.
900 lbs hone TO Y. e. lnnrs Also arr. Pnrk Roscoe,
bourne, Indian Ocrnn, NV Const, sandwich Islands,
last from ~ Cafhsrines, 63 d., with 1900 bills VIII
and liO sp OIL aud $4,000 lbs bone, to Jonas bourne Jr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
At Gof's
NEWSPAPER OFFICE, g. PERIODICAL
DEPOT. - e

NJ EW and Popular MUSIC,-a beautiful
L assortment arranged for III" Piano Forte
dnd Flute, received THIS DAY from New
York. Also, obstruction books for Flute, Pi.
nno, and Eiolln-toge,her with a variety OF
new aud Popular Works.
Is" expected tbs day, an assortment of
Flute, y,"llns, Clarloncis, &c.
NEW BOOKS received Tuesdays. Thurs
days aud Saturdays. ~
GP Subscribers wanted 10 Magazines,
furnished irec of postage. Ladies nnd Gents
please send in your orders at No. 81, Thames
street, aud they will be promptly attended
to- WM. GQFF.
March m " - '.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
NJ 4 r r | a G + S.

| II Portsmouth, on ue ilth inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Bryant Mr. Noel Coeee-hal TO Miss sarah Ann eldest
| daughter Of John Rogers. Esq.
L. Also by the Tuesday evening the Eth inst.
Mr.. William u. Sisson TO Miss Charlotte 8. slocun',
| all al Portsmouth. "
In New Bedford, Feb 18th by the Irv. Choulcs
Mr. John r. Pope, merchant of N. B 10 Miss Muymn
l. yeoons, daughter Of the late John Ycoans, oi this
psce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
Barrow's Patent COOKING Range

YNiiE subscriber having taken the Agency of
u the above named Range, will constantly
keep "n assoftmepl 0p hama. This range. for
economy in fuel, and rGuveniente for Cobknie
il moi surpassed by any range iba in nee:
For sale ~ manufacturers price,, by
WILLIAM BROWNEIL. Agent
for .ytwport, one door south Of Post Office.
March Fl Isi6 -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
BRIGHTON MARKET,
MoSDAr, March l6, 1876.
Reported for tho Boston Daily Advertiser 4 Pniri,

Reported Tor iho Boston Dnily Advertiref ~ fnUiot
At Market 40 Beef Cattle, 25 pairs Work.
ing Oxen, - Cows and Calves, 100 Sheep,
aud 1900 Swine. 375 Beef Cattle, 600 Sheep
and 900 Swine unsoId at The close Of the mar
ket.
PnIcrs- Beef Catile-Prices have declined
wo noiiccj Cattle only sold Cor S6. We
quote extra 575; first quality 25 5'bO sec
ond 75 So; third $4a 4 80
We noticed two beautiful Heifers, weighing
about 5000 each, and an extraordinary Sieerc
fed by Col. Sherwood, Auburn. N. Y..,no sale
effected.
Working Oxen-Sales at sos, 500. $7s and
800.
Cows and Calvos-salos at $22, S27, $50
and S32
Sherp-Sales were made at So, 3 so, and a
few very fine Sc.
Swinc-A few lois were sold 10 peddlc, 50.
lccted nj DC for Sow., SC for Barrows; large
barrow Hogs, selected, a 3'ic. Al retail 4 IL
and I-2c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

EP Al n recent agricultural meeting in
Boston the Mexican appe,a native Of Connec.
ticut, aud before the porter apple ripenins
from tho I5,I To 2Sih Of September, was re-
commended as deserving attention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
D II A II II S.

In Providence iha lith inst after long aud pain
iu illness, Mr.. Winm n. Marsh aged 81 years. eldest
80 of Mr.. John Marsh, formerly oi this place.
Also the day, Mrs, Eliza Harris, wife OF Geo.
Harris, IN the 2Gih ear OF her nge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

the Oregon question, TO which day the Senate
adjourned.
Ia the jioUsE, on Thur-day, Friday and
saturday, tho iIarbor niii''wa. debated io the
-sclu.ion of almost every thing .l.r, bat no nc
'ion was taken upon the bill,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

Solomon G. Haven. Wing, has been
elected Mayor OF Buffalo, by majority of
320.-l.ast yenr Democratic. A minority Of
the Common Council are also Wing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

.Nosi Xorribic.---A villain entered the
house Of Mr.. John q. Van Ness, IN Fleming.
near Auburn N. Y. on Thursday evening
last, and stabbed Mr.. Van Ness, his wife and
a child of2 years of age, all vt whom died
almost instun,ly-and inflicted dangerous
if not mortal wounds upon three other mem.
bcrs Of the family. lie then si"le horse
md pb-cond"d. lie was pursued aud soon
arrested. mud il is said acknowledges the
decd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

Thos F,nnCr, Nick'Tsoh I'm I'ioN. Tor Ibliah
Maria, Slmum, Gloncesi"r for New York; Yes.
per, I'm Truro, for Norfolk
Sloop Mnsc. Eddy, Bliyen, lm N York io'
Providence.
FRIDAY, March IL
Schr Elizabeth, Kelley, OF lIarwich, Ms in
Aux Cnyrs. ST. Domingo, ~ days, for Boston,
cargo loswond, coffee, honey, Nc, ~ distress,
i'll loss uf dicklOad sails, cables, anchors ,Nc
Spoke Marcl, Isi, brig P'nneer, of Portland -
could not ascertain where from or bound. Fell
~ with on tho 9Th an h"rm bri I, abandoncd-
lapprarcd to be Cunncciicut built both lower
ma.ts standing, j,ow.prii aud flying jib-boom
gone 9Th, Spoke, oil Cape llalioras, brig I'm.
yoy, of Trenton, Ne. for Bermuda, with l"ss
If hon, and sonr nr her bulwnrks. len N
Au, Cnyrs, schr Dorcas, oI aud iu =. York,
| Z days.
| Also arr schr Cabot, Wa-hburu Falrs, Of \.
York y DAYS fm Savannah, with lumber 'u
John - Nurtham. Spoke, Mar. D, brig Orr
rni. oi Richmond, Me from Trnadad % days,
for IIoston--short Of provisions, supplied her
with som. beefand bread
Passed up, west OF Rose Island, bark ship,
appeared To- be cotton loaded.
S,hr Martha Washington Patterson. 2 ds I'm
Belfast VIA Holmes lIole,with lumber for Provj
i..li a, ~ u scht Balloon, Nrhols, of Sears
port. e. Pn'lad.
Also, arr Tangent, L.ovcjoy, from Thoma''or
fpr New lntk.
H SUNDAY, March -.
II Bric 3,l,rmorc, Clifford, of Boston. 4 days
from philodclpli,. with coal. run close IN IL
| the breakers last evening, about z o'clock
~ the frg, ncor Suchursi Point. aud come IL
anchor. Was boarded this morning by New
port PHO, boat Indy of the Lake, twuh fou,
men IN the boa,) The brig wanted no o.
s,s,ancr, bot was willing 10 take pilot. a
pilot went on board, but could not got he
underway for want oi room. The u. ha'
lo,, Que anchor onJ p0u oi cham. " u,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

II il proposed to establish railway communi'
cations between England and France,hy means
Of tunnel, in cast iron, To be sunk in ihu bot.
tom OF the sea
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
NOTICE..

VHNHE subscriber having ihis day made a
L. different arrangement ~ his business,
requests all persons who are indebted to him by
note or book account, to call and settle the same
without delay. Aud all hose having demands
gain 81 him io presen the sane for seiilemsui.
March i2."46.s ltMES MpNtpRD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
N Office.

Subject Of next Sunday evenings Lecture at
the Unitarian Church -
The Sensation created by Luther's PrSloSit.ons
n.atEst i"d"igt"ees,
Service begins AT o'clock
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
HI f RAID OF THE TIMES.

wind should shift, 4 she holds TO her anchor
ngc she will get out ID safety. The wind
shifted and she arrived in pori mex, morning
Arr Rey Gutter Jackson, from n cruise I
about sunset.
Arr Z" Prov. the 18Th sloop Teeun,.eh, Ash, ~ hours
Qoin New York.
MONDAY, March III.
Sloop Hudson, Winslow, fan. Prov. for
New Bedford.
TUESDAY. March ~.
Sch'r Oscar, Phillips, FIN Taunton. for n.
York Hornet, Poddleford. in aud for Phila;
Excel, Fowler fm New York. for North
kingstown.
Sloop Temperance, Davis, fin Somerset,
Tor New York.
WEDNESDAY. March 18Th.
sehr Adven'urer, Lewis, fm Prey for. New
Haven. y
Sioop William II. Bum. Irons, fm Prov. for
Hartford Wave, Gallon, fn Clinton for New.
port Ann Is. HOLMES, Brown, fn. Fall River,
for New York. %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

WAsmISGroN, Wednesday, March
iith.-L. David Porter was sent by the
Government to-day to Mexico, and is ,o
proceed to Maza,lln, where he will com
munica,e with our squadron. Perhaps
he carries dispatches. AT all events,
it is said that he carries a supply Of per-
cussiou caps for our squadron. None
Of our vessels could fire gun with the
percussion caps that they took with them,
and which were manufactured here, un-
der tho immediate superintendcncc Of
tho appropriate Naval Bureau.
Corr. ". y. Jom. Com.
~ Rev. Henry W Dcrchrt wliI. c"ni"-s'
ediy the uos' pppalnr prrm her 81 bis MONT.
nation 10 Iud,aha IL also said io 10" -ki'fnl
Cer,nc, aud hot,iruIlntisi aud io bc dong more
than any other man ~ that state Z" Introduce
aud cherish taste for fruit aud towers ~ The
rry,on atauuj him. We ran Imagine no high
e. praise.
A sk,lful mcqhnnic of Bangor, Mo. Mr.
Elijah Bcckwilbl hns invcD'cd machine or
rnpinc Tor unriicing wheel hubs of oil sorts
Jron sp,nnlng whccls ,o Ok, Carts. aud f."y'
the Bangor Courier with the greatest prccI
SION, nra,ness aud speed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
BONN ETS.

VUST received small lot Of rBONNETS,
% of n new style, aud will be making aud 10.
criving consiantly.
Bopneis made 10 order.
/ Ieties please call 1T liz, rhame s.alyeei. cor
ne, Church. IRA FRENCH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

Mr.. TEw, is now giving apolhcr course
Of Lectures on Phrenology and Mes
merism, at tho Town Hall. Ills ex-
Periments have convinced many persons,
who haye hitherto been very skep,icnl
on these matters Of science, and an in
cressing interest has been manifested in
his ,ec'ures on every succeeding night.
Mr. T's mex, lecture, will be tomor.
row evening, commencing at I o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
New and Fashionable
MANGlNGS,
JUST RECEIVED.

HNIIE subscriber having received the agen-
II. CIV from an Importer and Manufacturer
Of Paper Ilangings, now offers for sale at
the Glass and China Store, No. 2 !nmmond's
Row, Thames st.. complete assortment oF
the above, of This Springs Patterns. which
will be sold lower than nj any other store ~
town. Among them may be found some of
Extro Width. Persons who are m want oi
Paper IIangings, viii DO well to call b, fore
purchasing clsew where.
JOHN T. STAEIIOPE
Newport, March ~. lef6-:G
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

NNrANTEn--An apprentice 70 we W."
" ronndrrtns aud Copper ."''"- '''''
nc.s-.,u, about 1; seat. Of agc tnl.'," ~
Mluh H., I-iJ ~ y"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19
Ms. SHIP NEWS. sMS.
ES5IE XSsasS
PORT OF NE WPO ltT.
A u RIV ED.

THURSDAY, March ~
Schr King, Cook I'm Taunton for N. York ;
Thos F.nnur, Nrkcrson I'm Prov. for Philad ;
Maria, Siorum, Gloucesirr for New York; Yes.
per, I'm Truro, for Noiiolk.
Sloop Mosc. Eddy, BlNen, fm n York io'
Pro, iJcncc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

"Lifs in California during a residence Of
several years in that Territory, comprising II
description Of the country aud tho Missionary
establishments, with incidents, observations,
etc. elc., illustrated with NUMEROUS engravings
by an American To WHICH is annexed II
Historical account Of the Origin, CusiVms, and
Traditions pf the Indians Of Alta. California;
Translated from tho Original Spanish Mss.
New York: Published by Wiley " Putnam,
I6l Broadway, lsA6" For saIe by WIN.
CORY, Newport.
Tho nbovo is The titlo of beautifully exc.
cutod wGrk, which has been presented 10 us
by Mr. GoT, and which we recommend to the
at,ontjon Of all those who hpye n desire to be.
come better acquainted with that fair por
lion Of the North American Continent u
Posssssos much interesting information and II
variety 9f amusing incidents are narrated in II
graphic aud pleasing style.
Accounts from varioYs places, Phila-
delphia and vicinity, Albany SC. &c.
state that tbo breaking up Of the rivers
and the late heavy rains have produced
serious disasters and destruction Of prop
ery. The food at Albany was inches
higher than ibe great freshet Of 1902.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-03-19

10000 Copies sold the 6rst week az
Publication.
!, has already commanded ihe attention o'
scirullfc m"n, both N ihis country AMI E"-
tnpe. The work should be IN the hands o'
ever, farmer
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-22
CITY JNTEIJJGENCE

Rioting. Officers Stockett, Bandell and
Moon, yesterday afternoon arrested Peter Mar
tin and John Schrver, charged with being en-
gagged in stone fight and rioting in South
Howard street. Martin was fined 81 and
costs, for throwing stones in the street, and
committed to Jail IN default of security to keep
the peace. Schriver was released on bail for
his good behavior, by Justice Egerton.
A Dark Haul. The watch of the Middle
district on Friday night, made descent upon
a don kept "down below" on the N. w. cor
ner of Baltimore and Gay streets, and captured
some dozen or more "sons of Ethiopia" who
were then congregated and luxurating in Mint
Juleps, sc. and making entirely too much noise
for any peaceable neighborhood. They were
taken to the watch house, and required to give
bail for their future good behavior, by Justice
kennard.
No Better. We learn that the Waterman,
Felix Hughes, who was so seriously injured by
falling over the Cou,t House railing, short
time since, is no better, and is laying in pre-
caElons situation,