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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25
;ASHIP NEWS. M
PORT OF NEW RT.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Feb. lS.
Bark Croton, Souillard, Mobile, Prov.
FRIDAY, Feb 10.
Bark Emigrnnt, Church, Bristol, Cuba
Schrs Edith, Croweli, Prov, Baltimore
Paragon, Nickerson, New York. .Newburypori;
Congress, Higgins, Bristol, ST. Thomas.
SATURDAY, Feb. 90.
Ship Warren, Evens, fm Warren, for Nor.
folk to load iOr Ireland
Brig Francis, lneraham, Warren, Matanzas
Brig Hamilton, Tuils, Barthust, Salem.
Sloops Monitor, MiIiard, Fall.River, New
York Coquett1, -, do, do.
MONDAY, Feb. 22.
Bark Croton, Leland, Prov, New York.
Schrs Barton, Winslow, Bristol, Phiia Mi.
dons, Perry, Prov, Matanzas.
TUESDAY, Feb %.
Schr Ma.sasoit, Jarvis, 10 days from Nor
folk, with %, steTs Cor Boston.
Sloops Ariel, Hatch, New York for T. River
BoIina, -, do. for Providence.
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Coming SEAsoN.-We see that the Oregon
and the Knckerbocker are to run to Stoning
ton A new line between this city and Boston
via Fall River and the Old Colony Railroad
is to be formed by the Massachusetts,, and 4
new boat now building, to be called the Bay
State. This last mentioned steamer, il is said
will be larger than the Atlantic, and is to be
fitted up in style superior to that ill-fateo
vessel. Messrs. Brown a. Bell are building
large boat for the Norwich and WorcesteI
line. The Oregon is being altered and inn
proved, materially strengthened, and supplied
with an additional mast. Other boats will
undoubtedly be on the Sound, but the fleet
here referred to are already reported.--.N. y
Express.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25

LEGISLATIVE MEETING FOR THE RELIEF OF
IRELASD.-A meeting of the members of our
legislature and others interested, was held last
evening In the hall Of the House of Represcn-
tatives, to take measures for the relief of Ire
land. A report Of the proceedings of this meet
ing, prepared for this paper, is necessarily de-
ferred. His E1cellency Gov. Briggs, Mr..
Schohler of Lowell, Hon. Mr. Palfrey, Secre-
tary Of the Commonwealth, His Honor John
Reed, Lieutenant Governor, and Hon. w. d.
Calhoun, President of the Senate, spoke ear
nestly and effectively ut this meeting. Reso-
luGons were adopted recommending active CO.
operation with the National meeting held at
Washington Bost .4dr.
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CAUTION.

The public are particularly cant oaed against
purchasing imilalion ARTICLES, pretending so have
he same effect as Browns SarsaparIla and
Tomato Bilters. Never buy the Sarsaparilla
and Dandelion Panacea, KiteridseIs Tomato
3iiers, nor Extract of Sarsaparilia, Tomato.
and Dandeion, or an, other preparations With
PARiLLA LAANDTOMATO BlTTERS. which
are prepared at the Medicine Store, No. 65.
Washington street, Boston--These Bliers are
the first preparation Of the kind that was ever
sold, and they are The only genuine article now
in the market. Always see that the direction is
signed Frederick Brown, IN his own hand vii
ting, Who ever heard Of mans counter.
teiting bad bank noie7 Just so il is with med
icine: they counterfeit lhst which sells.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on
1.-THE wrapper.
For sale, in Newport, by r. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25

MoRE ALTERED BiLLs.-We caution the
public to be on their guard for batch of threes
Of the Commercial Bank Gratiot, Michigan
altered to Commercial Bank, Providence, r. /
The spurious bills are made payable to d. Nc.
kinstry centre pieces, steamboat, outward
bound, frgate and other vessels in harbor, and
town at distance left end, bust Of Washing
ton; right end, female crowning eagle with a
wreath of flowers. Plate engraved by the
New England Bank Note Company. The
threes of the Commercial Bank at Providence
are wholly unlike the altered bills. and have
the name of Draper, Tappan &c, New York,
Advr.
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Relief for Ireland. We learn that the
British government has made provisions
for the transportation free Of charge to
Great Britain, Of aid from this country
to Ireland and Scotland. We under
stand that a letter from Mr.. Burriu,
which has been accidentally delayed, is
just now published by the Christian Citi-
zen, at Worcester. 1t contains a note
in answer to letter by Messrs. Hill s.
Warren, to Lord John Russell. This
answer is dated February Sd, and states
.ha. the Lords of The Treasury will be
prepared to pay the freight Of any pro-
visions or clothing which benevolent per-
sons in the United States may send TO
the distressed in Ireland or in Scotland,
on proper proof Of it's character. Our
informant says:-"l have seen all the
letters and copied the words Of the Treas
ury document. - Bost. .Adu. OF yesterday
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INTERESTING SURGICAL CAsE.-A son of
Mr.. John Bobia of Webster, Maine, aged s
years, on Monday afternoon last while sliding
down hill upon n hand sled, with some beach
nuts in his mouth, accidentally got one into
his windpipe. Hoarseness, great difficulty in
breathing, and intense suffering, Immediately
followed. A variety ofexpedients were resort
ed to for dislodging the nut, such as admins
tering an emetic, holding him up by his heels,
&C. &c-but to no purpose. Twenty eight
hours were consumed in such trials-Dr. Nc
Keen OF Topsham, upon seeing the patient, at
once gave il as his opinion that nothing short
of an Immediate operation could save the little
fellows lite, and night though it was, it would
be fatal to postpone the operation until daylight
The wndpipe was accordingly opened forth
with, to the extent Of one inch and quarter
just above the breast bone. The instant the
wndpipe was opened immediate relief was felt
from the impending sufiocaton, and the lad
recovered his consciousness. This showed
that the beach nut was situated ab0re the arti-
fetal opening in the windpipe. A few minutes
respite was now given the patient, he breathing
through the artificial opening very comfortably
Repeated efforts were next made to ascertain
the exact position of the beach nut, and the
causes of its retention. A variety of forceps
and other instruments were introduced into the
windpipe, through the wound, for the purpose
of Selling it-but all these essays were unsuc-
cessful. At length il occurred to the Doctor
to pass strong thread into the windpipe,
through the wound upward into the mouth, by
means of a delicate probe. This was with
some difficulty accomplshed-a small piece of
sponge was next tied to the thread which hung
out Of the mouth-with one finger the Doctor
guided this bit of sponge into the opening of
the windppe, at the roots of the tongue, while
with the other he drew the thread downward
through the wound. The sponge by this move
ment, was made to sweep over the whole ex-
tent Of the windpipe above the wound; and
upon its emerging from the artificial opening,
il brought along with it the beach nut The
beach nut was a meatess one, and Which, from
its withered form and angular projections,
caused il to adhere with the tenacity of burr
until it was finally dislodged by the sponge.
The lad, we are glad to hear, is likely to do
well Brunsaciek Journal.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25

The WASHINGTON BALL" at the
Ocean House last night, came off in fine
style. We have merely time to give a
passing notice. The Great Saloon was
splendidIy decorated and filed with the
beauty and fashion Of the ce,-the
music,-the dancing,-and the supper,
were all as choice as "heart could well
desire" The managers are deserving of
great credit for their efforts on this Joyous
occasion.
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FROM the NeD Orleans Della, Feb. l3.
From TampicO and the Army.
assassination Of Lieut.. Richie.

TAMPico, January ct.
learned last night that Lieut. Richie,
of the 4th infantry, was assassinated at
Villa Grandc, by a Mexican. He was
on his way to Victoria, escorted by a
company Of Kentucky cavalry. Gen.
Taylor encampeG there. for the night, and
the lieutenant was saunteIing about the
town when It happened. The next morn.
ing the general had arrested the alcade,
but l have not learned whether the per-
pstrator OF the outrage had been taken.
We.have some later news from the
city Of Mexico, brought by land. The
news Of the great fight Of Col. May with
the rancheros in the pass Of Santa Rosa
had been received, and the chamber OF
Deputies had been convened in extra
session TO receive the report Of the cou-
fier. The received account went on to
state that 25 valiant citizens Of the great
Republic Of Mexico, seeing $50 or 200
Americans 60 through the pass, immedi-
ately resolved that they should never re-
Turn from their daring adventure, and
for this reason assembled themselves in
when their enimigos were retracing their
Steps, pounced upon them, killed num-
ber-abOut 30-took ! l prisoners and a
large train, and effectually scattered the
others and would have had the honor
OF sending all the command to the capi-
tol had they not made such good time
out Of the passes. A vote Of thanks had
been rendered to the rancheros, and
believe the liberty OF the great city.
There are rumors here that Gen. Tay-
lor's rear-guard had been attacked near
Linares, and that he had lost q number
Of wagons aud mules.
Gen. Worth, with the 9th and 4ih in
fantry, has been some time on the road
TO this place, and may be looked for
here in a very short time. When he ar
rives, all the regular force, as Scott de
sired, will be on the sea board.
From the Gulf Sguadron.-The Mobile Her.
aid and Tribune publishes two letters dated on
the I'd and 9th of January from the u. S.
steamship Princeton off Anton Lizardo The
Squadron had experienced three severe north
ers in the last sever days. On the lst inst.
some boats Of the Princeton and Rartan had a
slight skirmish in taking a Mexican fishing
boat, which they had been sent to meet, on
the suppositon that she was despatch boat
from the John Adams which is blockading off
Green Island.
On the 9Th bark succeeded in getting into
Vera Cruz, notwithstanding the blockade of
the John Adams. This makes the second ves-
sci that has Of late successfully run the block
ade.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25

Subscriptions for Ireland.-We find in our
newspapers from all parts of the country, no.
tees Of meetings and subscriptions for the re.
lief of Ireland. Unless these subscriptions
are closed it is needless to attempt to recapitu-
late them. The subscription in New York al
ready amounts to more than 100000, in this
city we believe it already amounts to over
$1,000, and in Albany and Rochester to over
$1,000 each. The Philadelphia subscription is
thus far about $4,000, Pittsburg $4,000, Jer-
sey city $1,000.
The Legislature of New Brunswick has
voted El500 for this purpose.-[ Bos. Advr.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25

A GREAT BRIDGE.-The new Rail Road
Bridge across the Susquehanna at Harrisburg
is an immense structure. 1t is about four thou
sand feet long, built upon the improved double
latticcd plan. There are twenty-three spans
averaging one hundred and seventy-three fee
each and two arched viaducts, one fifty three
and the other eighty -four feet long. The en-
tire cost Of this immense structure is short OF
$4,000
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25

CUTTING WIREs-We learn that the wires
Of the Boston and New York Telegraph were
cut on Saturday, about a halfan hour after the
Steamers news was received. The two iron
wires were filed of at Brighton, about four
miles from this city but the vigilance of the
Telegraph officers, and their watohful suspicious
Of certain parties engaged in this infamous
transaction, together with the praiscworthy
cooperation Of Mr.. Monroe, the Conductor OF
the Worcester Steamboat Train, in stopping
the engine at the point Of the breach, secured a
prompt repair Of the line-insomuch that be-
fore the guilty parties Zone of them was a
femalc,) reached the Worcester station, where
they hoped TO have communicated to New
York, a large portion Of the news had been
sent on.--[ Bost. paper.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25

Of Mr. Conrad G. Ellery, in the 4th year Of his
age 2lst., Mrs Susan p. Harrington, wife Of
Mr.. Thomas Harrington, aged 65.
In Attleborough, Ms. 10th inst, Mrs. Mary
Barrows, widow Of Aaron Barrows, aged 100
years sad days-the oldest inhabitant Of that
town.
In New Bedford, 9TH inst, Miss Mary Cham
pln, IN her 10th year-a native of Rhode Is
land, but for several years a resident of N. B.
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The new and elegant New York and Liver
pool packet ship Constitution, the largest mer-
chant ship in this country, was to leave New
York on the 22d inst, with osrgo of sirtcen
hundred tons Of Indian corn, -four and Sheat
besides other articles,
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Some idea of the pressing urgency for imme.
date relief to the people of Ireland may be
formed from the fact that no less than 81 govern.
ment vessels; of "a ,32l tons, are engaged in the
conveyance of provision to the famishng pepu'
lation, of which % are steam vessels whose col
lective horse power is above 1000, and the uni.
ted compliments of the whole number abou,
5000 officers and men.
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NAVAL CoURr MARrIAL.-rbe court on
Friday heard the defence of Commando r
Carpenter, which was read by Tazewell Tay.
lor, Esq. The court was then cleared and
their decision made, which will be announced
IN due time by the Navy Department.
The case Of Acting Master Rolando was
taken up on Saturday. Gen. Wilson is his
counsel.-[ Norfolk Herald, Monday.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25

The Ioioa Legisiature still refuses to elect
Senators to Congress. An independent rep.
resentative has been returned from Lee
county in place Of Mr.. Conlee. independnnt,
recently deceased. Parties therefore, re.
main as they were.
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FooD FOR EuRoPE.--There are now seventeen
square rigged vessels at Norfolk, Va, loaded, OF
to load, with corn, for Europe. Upwards OF
400, 600 bushels have been shipped from Norfolk
within four weeks.
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NJ r MORANDA.

Cid at New Orleans, 9th inst, sch. st. Rosa,
Read, fr Apalachicola.
Arr at Norfolk, l4th inst, schr. Despatch,
Rowland, FIN this port.
Arr. at New York, 10Th inst, brig Robert
Bruce, Wade, fin Belize, Hon. with Mahogany
to Is. Blanco.
Cid at New Orleans, 9th inst, schr. South
erner, Goodspeed, Brazos.
Cid at Wilmington, N. G.. 18th inst, brig
Annawan, Swnsey, fr Cuba.
Brig Confidence, Messer, cid at Havana 22d
ult., fr Cabanas, to load with Molasses, for this
port.
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The New Orleans Picsyupe has a rumor
that the United States troops q, Tsmpico
have been attacked BY yellow fever.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-25

The passengers by the steamer Cambria
placed in the hands Of Captain Judkins the sum
Of one hundred guineas, TO he handed over to
the Liverpool committee for the relief Of the
destitute poor in ireland and Scotland.
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A Cincinnati paper states that firm in that
city made $4,000 in one day by the advance
in flour occasioncd by the news by the Hibernia.
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~ A letter dated January H. from Lagn.
ma, states that the U. :. armed steamer Vixen,
Captain Sands, and the Petrol, Captain Shaw,
ara holding possess ion of that place and strict.
ly blockading it, excepting the departure and
arrival Of small vessels with provisions and
fruits for the use Of the inhabitants Of the town.
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BRIGHTON M MARKET,
MospAY, Feb. 22d, le47.
Reported for tho Boston Dsily Advertiser.


| Al Market 80 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Work.
ing Oxen, 3 Cows and Calves. 1000 Sheep, and
300 Swine. 240 Beef Cattle and sev eral hun.
dred sheep unsold.
Pric.s-B-.f Caitle-Pricos have further
declined, and we again reduce our quotations,
viz: extra S6a 6 %; third quality 4 so u S5.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
Cows aud Calvss-Sales at S24, S27, and
s33
Sbeep-Salcs At I67, ! 90, SO, 450, 492,
5 35 aud 6 25
to 61c.
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FARM TO LET.

ind possession giren on the 25,h Of March nert
- THE farm on Prudence, now occupied
Q:i.- by James Douglass, Jr. containing dN
acres, well fenced with stone. which with tho
Dwelling House and Out Buildings are in gooo
repair. The sea weed and other resources fol
composing manure are abundant. For term'
&c apply to James Douglass on the premises.
or to n, Greene, Mddletown e. F. IierreshOf
on Poppas9uash; or J. Is. HerreshoH, rIovi
dence.
Portsmouth, Feb. Is, lS47.-3w.
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GossIP.-The Washington correspondent of
The N. Y. Tribune, says that a gentleman
writes as follows from Michigan:
alt is intended, before the adjournmen, of
the Legislature now in session, To nominat. by
u legislative caucus Of Democrats Gen. Cass
to tho Presidency and upon the reception of
this contemplated determination, Cen. Cass
will resign his seat in the United States SEN
ate."
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For Sale.
FARM TO LET.

@ THE subscriber offers to let,
IWlES to an approved tenant, for one OF
lll more years, thai well known place
called the MOUNT HOPE FARM, containing
about 100 acres Of first rate land, as producliv,
as any in Bristol. Il is well pToportioned will
lullage, meadow, and pasture land, and has 1--WE
extensive orchards in full bearing prime. The
farm is situated within four miles flhe nouI
i>hing town of Fall River, and two miles from
Bristol market. Possession given ou the 20t
of March next. II most desirable it will b.
let on Shares. For further particulars ant
terms, apply to WM. Is. DWOLF.
Bristol, February II, Isi7.-3w.
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M A r r | A G + s.

In Boston on the 22d inst. VIM. p. Sheffield
ESQ Counsellor at Law, of Fall River, to Lilli-
as w. daughter of Samuel Sanford, Esq. of
Boston.
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Executors Sale.

EXcCUtOr'S Sale.
IA THE Subscriber offers for sale the
ITTEil farm in Portsmouth, owned by the late
n1lRA. George Engs, dec, containing about -
acres of good Land, in excellent condition i a
large two story dwelling house, two good barns,
a milk aud ice house, crib sheds, and other
buildings. II is situated on the Fast side of the
Island, about 5 miles from Newport, and near the
farms well known as GREEN VALE and VAucLUsE.
The above farm will be sold AT public Auction
on Friday, the 18th of March next, on the prem.
ises ha III past 10 o'clock A. M. OfDol previous
ly disposed of at private sale. For terms NC.
apply to
SAMUEL ENGS. Acting Executor.
Newport, Jan 30.
~ The Providence Daily Journal will please
copy the above for 3 weeks, and forward bill.
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bill TO establish new territorial govern.
ment in Minnesota, has passed the House in
Congress.
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois are moving in
favor Of railroad from 81. Lons to the Ohio
River. The Ohio Legislature offer the right
of way free Of charge. 1t would make Gin
cinnati q second New York.
One thousand horses are wanted at New
Orleans, for the use Of the Army in Mexico.
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NOTICE.


TIME subscribers hereby give notice that the
i limited partnership existing between mem
under the name of Ions ID. BRows, has been
continued 10 the first day of bDnary, A ID
1850, and that the undersigned, JosS ID. VIII
LlAas has contributed the sum oi twenty hve
hundred dollars TO the capital OF said hrn W
addition to the sum of ten thousand dollars
heretofore contributed.
JOHN ID. WILLIAMS,
JOHN ID. BROWN.
Providence, Feb 9Th, lSi7.
Pyoriienoe County, Ss.-
In Providence This third day Of February
A. d. 1897. there John d. Williams and John
-. Brown, personally appeared before Inc. and
ISeverally Acknowledged and declared, that the
declarations continued in The preceding inslru'
ment are wholly and strictly true.
HENRY MARTIN.
Public .voiory.
CiTT CLERKS OrYIcG, PRovIDrNcg,
Febrnary.3d, le47.
Received and Recorded the aloregoing In
Strumenl in Book No. page y, Of the Records
of certificates of Limited Partnerships
Wilness-ALBERT PAHODiE,
Chy Clerk.
I6w
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Raisins, Raisins.

EIRST quality Box Raisios, al 10 cts. per ID.
I first quality keg, do 4 do
Or by the Bo, or Neg at fOUNGs,..
Neat south Town Hall.
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Feb. 25h, l547.

Feb. 25h, l547
NUERLAIN'S Marrow Pom
VI made, Lubins Fancy Soaps, Fine Extracts
&c, with every article for the TOILET, 10
sale cheap, at
b. II. TISDALE'S
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NOTICE.

The Lecture on Temperance, by BEsJAmls
MuMFoRD Esq, which was to have been de-
livered at the Lecture Room Of the Methodist
Chapel, on Monday evening last, was post
poned to next Monday evening, on account Of
the inclemency ofthe weather.
Subject the "License question:"
Feb %.
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Feb. 25th, IS47.
NOLD PENS. PENCILS, GUARD-KEYS,
III BRACELETS, and a variety of fine JEW
ELRY, Ornamental COMBS, &c, of the latest
patterns, just received at
B. II. TISDALE'S
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NOTICE.

Notice.
Rev. VIM. B. Jacobs, from Boston, will
preach next Sabbath at the North Baptist
Church-all day and evening. FEB. %.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-13
MEDICINES,

and viii seH them too as low as any other cstab-
ishment, Caking the quality INTO consideration
in thus section OF county. All articles shall be
carefully labelled before they leave the shop, as
10 avoid all danger to those who may purchase al
bis Drug Store.
The business Of the Store will be entirely IN
der the care and management OF T. Nj. Ross, who
has had fourteen years experience as a Druggist
He will a, al times be ready and wiling 10 give
the public any advice or dir ctiun respecting any
medicine that may be sold Al the Store, :" without
money and without price,
F. GlBMER
Chorlofe May 10. ls47. 32tf