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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

service as southern volunteers ediately.-.
That's the way TO talk. In order TO carry
out this intention q committee was appointed
to wait on the citizens. to solicit means 10 aid
in carrying them to some point where they
may be mustered into service. II is to be
hoped they may meet with liberal response.
The volunteer roll opened at the Exchange
Is gradually filling up. A meeting for the
funherance of the objects OF this corps will
be held IN Monument Square TO night, when
Bait. Sun 23d.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

Rabe the Pirate Pardoned.-News arrived
in tins city, yesterday, that the PresIden, has
granted an unconditional pardon TO David
Babe, who stood convicted and sentenced to
be hung on the 5th Of next month, for piracy
aud murder committed on board the schooner
Sarah Lavinia. about three years sgn. lie
hus been respi,ed by the Presidcn, from time
to time for the last three years, and finally, il
appears, Pardoned.-,N r. HeraM
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28
JAMES HAMMOND7S

1907 The Elephant as he ep ISIS in n wild state,
and as he has been made subsfryient in
peace, and in war, 10 the purposes Of
man, Of. l.. li6) /
1908 Handbook for readers and students in.
tended as a help To individuals, aSSocia-
tionS school DISTRICTS and SemnarieS of
learning in the selections of works for
reading, investigation, pr professional
study, If l. IGj,) by 4. Potter, ID. u. !
1909 Woman IN America, being an cyqmina.
tion into the moral and intellectual condi-
ton of American Female Society, (F /.
1861 by Mrs. 4 6. Grares, !
1910 Border Wars of the American Revolution,
IF l., l67-lG5) by MA l. Scene, ,
32lI Vegetable substances, as used for thf food
/ of man, (F / l61) !
1912 Modern history, from The French of Nj.
Michelei, with an introduction, by H.
Potter, ID. d (F / l70) J
3ll3 Essays, moral economical, aud political,
! by Francis Bacon the conduct Of the un.
dcrStandng by John Locke, Esq. with an
Introductory essay by 4. Potter ID. ID.
U7l) !
! 32l4 Voyages round the world from the death
of Capt Cook to the present time inilud.
ing remarks on the social condition Of The
|. inhabitants in the recently discovered
\ countries, their progress in the art, and
more especially their advancement IN re.
\ ligiouS knowledge (F l. l72,)
32I5 The travels of Marco Polo, greatly amend
\ ed and enlarged from valuable early
/ manuscripts recently published by the
4 French society of Geography, and IN
Italy by Count Baldelli Benz, (F L., I73)
By Hugh Murray, +. X. 5. 1.-Two maps
II and "A Vlgnelle,
1868 The Notes AmbroSana Of BIackwood
II complete
1854 Memoirs of Benvcnuto Ccllini, a Floren.
tine artist written by himself, containing
variety Of Information respecting the
II art and history OF the sixteenth century
Il with the notes and observations Of q. T.
II Carpan translated by ThoS Roscor, Esq
II 32lG ForccaStlc Tom or the LandSman turned
Il Sailor by Mary u Dana,
32i7 Yankee STORIES with illustrations 10y J"dg'
Il halliburton,
32ls The old Continental OF the price of liber
| w. X Paph'pg,
! 1865 The RanSomcd bride, tale of the nquis
ton by Edicad r Uoid, Esq
| 35G6 Mate Burke or the FoundlngS of the Sea
\ by m jrgrdhdm
1919 The Mother, by rs Atihnr,
3567 The Elves translated from The German o
| Flcck, by Thomas Carlyle with other tale
II and sketches,
256s The Breach of Promise by the author o
Il the Jill, u
| 1863 Roger Dutton or tho true Prophecy, by q
\ y. II. James
3oOs History ofrhe Great Reformation Of tn,
II 10Th century, Switzerland Nc, by L. "
/ Beris ID iHbigno, llh vol.
| $3.50 Peers and ParvcnucS, novel by Mrs
| Gore,
\ This Library contains upwards OF
! l,2OO VOLS History Poyoges dnt
4 Trdpeis--
il,oOO OILS. .-.MsceHdRtouS rOrks-
/ $500 vOLS.--.t Tales aud Ro
! names
In all, over 5000 VOLS.
| Being the Lagos, Circulating Library Ia New
j England.
VI Newport, May 2s, 1916.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

A young man named James &. Dunn
while incautiously walking upon the raol of a
store on Beaver street, New York, on Thns
day evening, m"sed his step and was instant
ly prcc ipiiaied to the eround. lie was ,nksr
up dead--lhe fall having ias,anIIY killed
him
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28
The Washington correspondent of the Bal

The Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore Patriot says
The officers of the new Regimen, of Mount
ed Rilemen have, US | learn, been appointed
The command has been conferred upon Gen
Smith, Of New Orleans, who distinguished
himself in the lato Florida war, and who ha'
now gone with a command TO tho aid OF Gen
Taylor, on the Del Norte.
The Lieutenant Colonelcy has been confer
rcd upon Lieut.. Fremont, now in the Rock,
Mountains.
A bill has been prepared by the Miliiar,
Committees to create two more Maj Generali
and throo Brgadior Generals in the Army
II will pass. and the conjecture is, that Gen
Taylor and Gen. Samuel Houston will be like
" 10 receive the Two highest commissions.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28
NEW OCEAN iiOUyE,
Newport. K. !.

Il rNIiE undersigned takes pleasure in making
i known TO his friends and viSioys al New.
port during the ensuing season, that the large
and splendid Hotel lately erected upon the SHE
of the former house, will be opened and ready
to receive company about The l0h OF June.
II In the construction of the present ediicc, the
company have spared no expense to procure all
the modern Improvements, aud every thing thai
shoud Distinguish first class hotel
II The House, which is Of the Gothic order. is
built upon a more extensive scale than the ulG
destroyed having amp!e accommodations for
nearly five hundred guests. Extending round
the building IL a wide Piazza, the front Of which
is $50 feet aud the wing $50 feet. l'he Dining
Room is ia lect long by IL wide, ani the Halls
or entries, aie very spacious, bcpg IL leet IL
width The Ladies Saloon, IN proportions, -
similar to The former, having Gothic or COrbal
ceiling and the furniture l. OF the most costly
description. The interior arrangement of The
building and appearance of the grounds are
much improved, and the proprietor intends iu
spare no pains to make the OGEAS EOC>E
not only q fashionable but a comfortable resi-
dcncc for Strangers dur.ng The warm weather
Of the coming season.
\ gT CONNECTED with the iIplel Is an extensive
4 Livery Stable which will furnish visitors with
horses and vehicles, or saddle horses The
drives around are numerous and delightful
II u The BEACH which Is about three quar-
terS of mile from the house, will afford every
convenience for surf bathing, a recreation for
which Newport is 50 justly celebrated.
II JOHN q. WEAVER
Il Newport, r. l., May 2lst, l6I6
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28
TAX NOTICE.

'ps % "h" f Tascs scs Ss ssS
Monday next, will remember that the duty oi
the Collector must be strictly performed
without any regard to pcrsons.
J. GOODSPEED, Collector.
Newport, May rs, 1876.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28
Nj A r r | A G. + S.

Ia this town, on the l7ih inst, AIR. William
Sweet, to Miss Julia Vaughn, daughter Of Mr.,
Samuel B Vaughn, Of this place.
In Tivertnn, 10Th inst. by Rev. Mr. Kelly,
Mr.. WIN. Browneil to Mrs. Eliza Borden.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28
The News Confirmed.

The sloop Of war ST. Marys arrived of the
Brnsos, from Pensacola, on the 10Th.
The steamer Mississippi arrived on the 18th
from Vera Cruz.
The Bainbrdge is off tho Rio Grunde en-.
forcing tho blockade.
1t is stated that an expedition is to be sent
BY boats Of tho Squadron to take the town Of
Barita, l6 miles from tho mouth Of the river,
where there is military force.
A concentrated attack on Matamoros is con.
templated by the land forces aud Commodore
Conn.r's boats.
Gen. Don Romilio Dias de la Vega Lieuten-
ant Don Alojandro Prada Lieutenant Siiverio
Velez, are the names Of the Mexican officers
taken TO New Orleans. Col. Marines. Aid de-
Camp to Ge". La Vega, accompanied the Gen
eral voluntarily.
Major Brown, commanding the forces nj
Fort Taylor, and reported among the killed, il
Maj. Jacob Brown, of tho 9Th Regiment of In
fantry.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

Of war agree that n concentrated attack on
Matamorosis is contemplated BY the land forces
under Gen, ,Tay lor, aud Com. Conner's boats.
Important news may therefore soon be ex
Dected.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

DIR. Hoods Sorsopariha and JPad Cherry BIZ.
teys. We call the attention of our readers to
the following complimentary notice from The
Evening Mirror, published in New York. II is
one among many of The hatiering notices which
this deServedly popular medicine is constantly
receiving from the presses Of the country:
From the New York Evening Mirror.
We call the attention of invalids To q new
medical compound advertised in another column
DIR. Woods Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bit.
ters. This union of Two articles celebrated ior
their wonderful effects in purifying the blood
and strengthening the system, forms u nepsra.
ton simple yet etiicacious, and is highly recon
mend by emipent physicians. 1t is very plea
SAINT 10 take, and al this season of The year when
tonics are needed, il will be found to be one Of
the very best medicines that can be used-per-
iecily Safe-ant in all cases of bilious character,
very effective,
Prepared and sold by f. THORNTON, Jr.,
sole proprietor, Chemist and Druggist, TO- Norlh
Water street, New Bedford, Mass. Sold by Il
J. TAYLOR, Newport.
For further proof Of this medicine see pam
phletS Which accompany each bottle.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

According to the way the volunteers come
from the South and West, there will be but
little need of recruits from the North. One
paper states that 100000 could be raised if
wanted
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

limits Liniment-1his invaluable Remedy
Of the many ellis that flesh is heir to-" contin-
ueS to Shed lis benefits upon all classes of soce-
Ity. We have seen Certificate from some OF
the most respectable, Intelligent, and influential
citizens of the county of WeSlcheSler where the
Proprietor resides, who are above all attempts
to deceive or mislead the public in reference Ia
any medicine, remedy, or preparation and as
this testimony is at once spontaneous and upi
form in commenting this truly excellent Medi.
cine for Rheumatism and various other diseas.
es named in the advertisement, there can be no
longer a reasonable doubt entertained of its ex-
lraordinary success and triumph over the mala-
dies in question. II is TO be had in this place of
X. Il. Hazard, X. J. Taylor and c. G.. c. Iiaz.
ard Portsmoath-John Tallman Fall River,
Cushman s. Wood, and by Druggists generally
throughout the State.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28
c. Don't forget the CIRCUS this after,
noon and evening.

The National Cadets, Col. Piiman, Of Prov
idence, have volunteered their services ,S
the Governor.
The Bristol Train Of Artillery, Col. Taylor
have also volunteered for garrison duty
should that service devolve upon the militia
in consequence Of the Withdrawal Of the reg.
ular troops.
The Governor of Louisiana has issued a
proclamation, declining to receive any more
volunteers--the requisite number having
promptly offered their services.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

There is no confirmation of the report that
Paredes was marching towards Maiamoros
al the head of 5000 men,-so says the N.
Y. Evening Post.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

MILITARY MovEMENTs.-Tis said that the
recen, orders for sending to the Rio Grande
the regular troops from the several forts
throughout the country, have been generally
c0unte rmanded.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

At Market 4l0 Beef Cattle, 20 pairs Work
ing Oxen, 40 Cows aud Calves, 600 Sheep,
and 725 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-.Las, weeks prccs
were fully sustained. We quote extra 6 rs
a 6 so; first quality Sc a % second 5 81
5 Is third4 rs a $5.
Working Oxen-Sales ut so $7S. and
s92.
Cows and Calves-Saes at Sls, S23, $95
$50. S32, and $i5,.
Sheep-Salcs from Is to 325.
Swine -Old Hogs, Barrows &c, Sows
4 &c; lots to peddle, small pigs, by The lot
z &c. Al retail from ) TO &c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

fashionable; their forms are q little open, but
The flowers inside are full, flowers, ribbon,
but particularly bouiiioanes Of tuIe,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28
.ASHIP NEWS. sR
PORT OF PORT.
Ar RIVED.

THURSDAY, May 81
Sch, Caledonia, N,c, AIbany. Prov. May
cower. Almy, Norfolk; Elizabeth Ann, Jack
son, Pawtucket, Now Bedford lluldah 4
West, Spellman, Albany, Ptov. Eagle, White,
Yarmouth, +. River, L. :. Rev. Gutter Jack.
son Webster, from n cruise.
SIP Hudson, Winslow, n Bedford, Pass.
port, rt,-Nautucket, Prov.
FRIDAY, May ~.
SchI Florida, ReOd, I'm Boston, f. Ftootown
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

II appears that all the shell, ball, and grape
shot Of the Mexicans are made Of brass ent
copper.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

The Hon. Henry Clay is at present on a
visit at Cincinnati,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

Gen. Worth arrived at n. Orlsans on tho
j7th. bound TO the Rio Grsnde.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28
NEXT WEEK
New Butter,

ND ECEiN ED fresh every day, and for sale
al by Vi. FREEpQRN 4 co.
Nav ia - Brold-Strect.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28
PhalOn's Magic Hair Dyc,

! 4 NEW ard invaluable discovery, being a
"A liquid Dye, which inStantaneO0sty change,
the color ofthe hair to beautiful brown on black
without INJURY to the haty Of skin. The gIeai
Superiority ofthe Dye consists in he easy mode
,uiappcalion aud instantaneous ciiec,-a!l other
/ Dyes requiring from Ten to twelve hougs to pro-
ducc any chang. Its superior excellence Will
be apparent 10 every one upon single uppl!ca-
tion. Just received and for sale by
GOkTON ANDERSON,
May %. I5l, Thames street
A EEW more thousand Of the celebrated
IA AURORA brand Segars that is So un,er-
sally admired by all, Jn.i received ni
May 2Sh. RIDERS. ~ I'hameS-st
| & sTEASBERRIES g. CHERRIES, re
- cehed every morning by The y. \. Boat,
aud Tor sn!e al klDLR'S, 81 IhamcS.st
Ma, ..
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-28

An esteemed fellow towns,nan. now with the
army of Occupation on the Rio Grande. writes
to his friends in this place FEY hurried pariicu.
lars ofihe recent battles. which we have been per.
mited to copy, and which will doubtless be read
with much interest.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-10
DIR. WISTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD
CuEDDV

The extraordinary success attending the use n,
.nis .ncdicine IN diseases OF the lungs, and the ma.
ny singular cures it has effected, having naturaliv
attracted the attention Of many physicians, as well
as INC whole fraternity Of quacks, various ooniec.
lures and surmises have arisen RESPECTING its com.
position; some physicians have SUI posed it TO con-
tam IODINE, other ignorant pretcndcrs say it must
contain mercury, aud to some such substance thcv
each attribute its singular efficacy. As such opin.
-oh5 are altogether erroneous, and calculated TO
p~rcJudice many persons against it, We PLEDGE
ooR HONOUR that it contains nothing of this
KIND, or any thing the least injurious; on the con.
trary, 1t is composed of the most simple substances.
the principal of which are the extracts of tar and
Wild cherry bark, and the whole secret of its eHica-
cy consists in the mode by which they arc preparcd.
None genuine without the written signature of I.
Butts. VI
pc careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR,S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY None gcnuine
9niGss signed BY. BUTTS. Address all ofdcrs to
SETH w. OtVL Boston, Mass.
70 For particulars ace DR.. Wistar's ,reat,se nm
consumption, to be had of the agcnt.
G. HEINIrSH, Agent
Norfolk, VI. A. SANTOS, and also by Druggist,
generally in this State.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-10
From the Union.
THE ARMY OF CHIHUAHUA.

The I" Houston (Texas) telegraph of tho
10th September has the following pa raerapb =
ave learn that an express passed through Por,
Lavacca about a fortnight ago with dispatches for
Gen. Wool, and ii was rumored that these des.
patches were intended In DELAY the march of the
division under the command of Gen. Vool upon
chihuahua, IN consequence Of the opening of ne
g%otlations with Mexico. This reports seems in
some degree probable, as the express arrived AZ
Port Layacca hut a few days after Mr.. Haber
sham. (who was The bearer of Mr.. Bucbanan's
letters to the Mexican minister of foreirp aff,irs
and Com. Conner reached Pensacola on his way
10 Vera Cruz"
Another Texas paper Processes to give a SIM
lar statement on The authority of a gentleman who
had it from the lips Of Gen. Wool himself at An
tuuio de Bexar.
We understand that there is not the least mar
ticlc Of truth in this statement. He has received
no such orders, nor does he intend tu act upon
any such idea.
Official dispatches have been received from Gen
Wool. as late as The 18th September from San
Antonio, which state that everything is being done
IN hasten 'he march OF the troops froIn that place.
and that boats fur the transportation of the army
across the Rio Grande, whirh is reported to be
high, would be ready in the course of that week
lie probably made his fnrward movement by the
2lst of September, and befure this time IS full
upon his route 10 Chihauhau.
General Wool was to send forward his advance
(6OO regulars and 200 volunieers) ON the 2lst
I'd, and 2Sd the remainder Of the force, not OK.
ceeding i,2UO men. To follow Immediately after
His route would he To the Presidiu, Santa Rosa
lhence to Chlhanhau, and he might probably take
Monclova In his ronte--it being only about rs
miles from Santa Rosa.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-10
For the New Era.
&c.
a NEW Yopp Oct Y = u AZ

There has been considerable sales or Flour to
day, some 10000 bills. a, 6rmer quotations. The
non.arI'va' OF the steamer Great Britain. makes
dealers cautious. and prices if eny thing have an
inclination downwards. A lot az $500 bills
changed hands at S5.62A. Olio and Troy brands
mo trans actions in Southern. | would quote
1856 a S5.62a. -
Wheat also teels a downward tendency. al.
though a prime lot Of pure Genesee brought Al %,
1000 bushels ut red Indiana sold at 81 90. and
some o0O bushels Of mixed Western at 81 OK
Corn-a lot of 5000 bushels yellow sold at "a q
rs cents.
Naval Stores-ofN New Turpen,;ne there is hn,
little IN market; considerable sales were made
to day that pretty we'll cleared it up at SO per
Dbl. OF 2oo lhs. A good business was also done
in Spirits. at 30 a 40 cents per pallun. White
Rosin commando si.75 a 1926. according to
quality.
No alternalion In our last quotations for Beef
and Pork and Lard. The latter Article maintains
full prices, and is quoted at 81 cents per To-, ac,ual
tare.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-10
A

Among the published laws Of The city of Oregon
we find The following:
Il. If any person shall hereafter import or in
'roduce any ardent spirits into Oregon. with in
tent to sell. barrier, give or trade the same. and
shall Offer the same for sale. trade. barter, ar Gift.
he shall be fined The sum of fifty dollars for each
and every offence, which may be recovered by in.
dlciment, or by trial befnre a justice of The prace
Without the form of pleading.
-. III any person shall hereafter sell, barter.
g'Ve' or trade any ardent spirits of any kind what.
ever directly or indirectly, to any person within
oregon, he shall forfeit and paw the sum Of TWEEN
~ dollars for each and every such sale, trade.
oar'er' or gift, to be recovered by indictment in
'ne county court, or before a justice Of the peace,
Without The form Of pleading.
Is. IL any person shall hereafter establish or
carry ON any mandatory or distillery or ardent
spirits in Oregon, he shall be subject To be indie,
co before the county court as for q nuisance , and
u convicted. he shall be fined The sum of one
nunnred dollars and the court shall issue an order
10 the sheriff directing him to seize and destroy
ue oistlllIng apparatus. which order the sheriff
shall execute"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-10

.G-lt is well known e at many of the morh;d
diseases vi the skin and glands result from an in.
uoient or imperfect circulation of the blood through
.ne part affected, and also from an inert state o
'hc aosorbeuts and o,her vessels which carry off ,br
residiu'n rejected by nature, in supplying the dc.
mands OF the animal system. The gentle stimula.
I'VE and astringent properties of Sands Sarsapa.
rli'a, monited by It's mild aperient characteristics
render the safest and most eff ctivo preparation
Tor restoring to the lcihargic organization lis igor,
ana giving new energy to the functions OF circula
ton and absorption. Hence il is admip;stsrcd W.,
signal success ia all morbid diseases of the skin
and glands, and other ~sccretivc or gans.
FOR Iu-ther particulars and conclusive evidence
oil ITS superior value and efficacy, see pamphlet,
wn,ch may be obtained of agents gratis.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail by A. Il.
y SANDs, Wholesale Druggists, 10 Fulton street
New York. Sold also by HARLES III. HEINITSH,
agent, Portsmouth, and NJ. a. SANTOS, No folk
Price S per bottle q bottles for S5