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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-21

Trouble ,oiM Brasa-By the Reindeer, al
New York, from Rio de Janero, Nov 26, in.
telligence is received of a serious misunder.
standing between Mr.. Wise, the U. States
Minister, and the Brazilian government. which
threatens to disturb our amicabIe relations with
that power. Two men Of the u. s. ship Co.
lumbia went ashore, became intoxicated, and
were arrested. A lieut.. demanded their re.
lease and was himself arrested Mr.. Wise
then took up the matter, and the correspond
ence with the government being unsatisfac
tory, he threatened TO open the Columbia
batteries upon the city in two hours, unless
the prisoners were released. The Lieut.. was
promptly set at liberty, but the men detained,
as amenabe TO the civil authorities, and far
ther correspondence ensued, the men still in
custody after the Emperor's youngest child
was christened, and salutes were fired from
all the foreign vessels except the Americans,
who were requested to join, but Mr. Wise and
the Commodore declined, until full rcparaton
was made for the insult The subject was
taken up in the National Congress, and the
Deputies passed bill requesting the with.
drawal Of Mr.. Wise, but the upper House re-
jected IL and the Deputies resigned in body
Thus the affair rested at the last advices, the
men being still in prison. A bearer Of de-
spatches came home in the Reindeer.
The transport ships with Stcvensons Cali.
forn,a regiment arrived during the excitement
within nineteen hours of each other. They
were about to sail for San Francisco direct.
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Boston .Munifeenee again.-The Milwaukee
Sentinel and Gazette says that with view OF
founding Literary Institution in Wisconsin
Territory, Mr.. Amos A. Lawrence, of Boston
has offered to give the sum of Trenty Thou
sand Dollars, in money, provided like a
mount, in lands or money, be contributed
there. A public meeting was holden to Sc
cure the fulilment of the condition, and OBJ
tain a charter and aid from the Territorial
Legislature.
1t is proposed to call the Institution, in hon
or Of the donor and to perpetuate the memory
of this princely gift, "rHE LAwREScE ISsrr
rUrE."
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
MoSpAY, Jan. 18th, lS47.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser a Pntri'
Al Market am Reef Cattle 1J2J Sheen an

At Market $40 Beef Cattle, 1895 Sheep and
2I0 Swine.
Prices-Becf Cattle-More than half the
Beef Cattle were purchased on Saturday, at
advanced prices. We quote extra So; first
quality 5 75 second SIS 5 81; third 81 75.
Cows and Calves-Sales at $22, $50, $50
and $32.
Shecp-Dull Sale of lots at 50, 9 80 and
9 75. Stall fed Wethers 81, n $50 and 81.
Swne-Two lots to peddle at 81 and 4sc.-
At retail from a to &c.
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State of Rhode Island. &c.

.NfirpoH, Sc ----
CLERKs OrFicE, Supreme Court.
WHEREAS William Drummond Sessions
w of the town and county of Newport, has
filed in said office his petition, praying for GER
tain reasons contained therein, that said Cour
would pass decree disSolving The marriage
now existing between him and his wife Lydia
Ann Sessions.
Notice is hereby given to the said Lydia Ann
that she be and appear (if she thinks fly before
said Court TO be holden at Newport within and
for the county oi Newport, on the first Monday
of March. lSi7, and then and there TO respond
to said petition. WIN. GlLPlN, Clk.
Newport, Jan 3, 1Si7.-6w
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WHALER BURsT.-The barque Elizabeth, OF
Freetown, Capt. Clifford, while lying at the
Fejee Islands, in February last was burned
supposed to have been set on fire by one of the
crew. The fire was first discovered in the
hold and had spread so extensively that it be-
came necessary to scuttle the barque in order
to extingush the flames. The greater part of
the oil and rigging were saved and conveyed
to Honolulu in the brig Elizabeth of Salem
The captain and Mate came on in the brig.
There was insurance on the Elizabeth at two
Offices, $1,000 on the vessel and $4,000 on the
cargo.
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ASHIP NEWS. R
PORT OF NEWPORT.
A Il RIVE ED.

THURSDAY, Jan. II.
Schr Abner Hall, Niekerson, Bristol, Now.
York.
Sloops Excel, Bennett, Bristol Aerial
Hatch, do: Moses Eddy, Blyen,rrov Charlie.
-, do, all Tor New York
FRIDAY, Jan. -.
Sehrs Hornet, Trout, Machiasi Vandala
Trout, Cutler; Balance, Bennett, Gloucester,
all for New York. sloop Rienzi, Duriec, Prov
SUNDAY, Jan. ~.
Barks Nahumkeag, Fisher, savannah, Prov
TrDidad, Lanfear, st. Vincent, New Haven
Chester, Watson, Maianzas, Warren.
Brig J A. Lancaster, Lowing, Savannah Prov
schrs BIllow, Ot., Norfolk, Prov; MarJ
lIowos, IIowes, do, 90; Nauvoo, Greene,
Prov.
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NJ A r r | A G E s.

In this town, on Monday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Ara Hildreth to Miss
Ruth Callahan, both of this place.
In Jamestown, 4th inst, Mr.. William III
Knowles to Miss Ann Elizabeth, daughter OF
Mr. David Wright Clarke, all of that place.
In Provdence,o ,on the 10th inst. Mr.. Edmund
Huating to Miss Almira Manchester.
In Mississippi, 2ith ult Mr.. Lafayette N
Lane, to Mary Julia, daughter of the late Jo-
siah Lawton, Esq. formerly of Providence,R. J.
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BY the proceedings Of the Law ant
Order Convention from the Eastern Con
gressional District, Of this State, it will
be noticed the Hon. HENnY Y. GRAMS
TON, our present Representative TO Con-
gress, 10 no longer a candi didate for that
Office, his brother, RoBERr B. GRAMS
TON, who has once before honorably fill
ed that station, having been nominated in
his place.
II was the anxious wish and determi-
nation Of Mr.. Cranston, the present Rep
resentative, we are we'll assured, to de-
cline q reelection at the close Of his
present term not only on account of his
health, and desire TO be ut home with
his family, but on account Of his profess
sional engagements. During the four
years he has represented this District in
Congress, no member has been more at
tontive to the wants Of his constitute nts,
or more assiduous in his endeavors to
promote the public veal than Mr.. C.
His course has been firm and unwaver-
ing always at his post, he has ever been
ready to perform his duty in every O.
mergency. In his return to private life
we bespeak 70, him that enjoyment and
happiness, which can never be found
amid the incessant strife and turmoil 10
the Councils Of the Nation.
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Vernon, Sussex county, N. J.


To George E. Stanton
Dear SI-The "fIunt's Liniment," which
your Agent left with me | have sold, and
there has been a number Of calls for more.
Many persons sfil cted with various Aches
and Pains have been cured by it, as they say,
effectually. One case ! will relate to you
as it caused a hearty laugh, when the person
related it here in the store. II is this: Mr..
r. s. Benton, highly respectable person
living in this village, had procured part Of n
bottle of your Liniment. at New Milford, N.
J. lie is frequently afflicted with the Rheu-
matism, So that he can scarcely get about ;
he came in at noon and his leg panied him so
that he could not beur much weigh, upon it.
His wife told him to put some Liniment on
it he says to her it will no, do any good,
is like oil other quack stuff. But she pre-
vailed on him to try it. He did so, then
ate his dinner, and went out, worked all the
afternoon, came in at night, sat down while,
and thought Of his leg,-which he had en-.
tirely forgotten the Liniment having given
him immediate and permanent relief. He
came over here the same night and bought
two bottles OF it.
Yours, with respect. H. II. BEETS.
For sale by
Newport, r. R.HAZARD, r. j. TAYLOR.
Portsmouth--JOHN TALLMAN.
Fall River, r,-CUSHMAN ~ WOOD.
And by druggists generally throughout the
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MAsoNIc.-The following officers wer'
chosen for the ensuing year at The Annua
meeting Of St.John's Lodge No. |, holden II
this place on the 2S,h ultimo:
William Gray, w. NJ.
James G. Topham, s. w.
Henry ID. Deblois, J. w.
Theophilas Topham, Treas.
John d. Dennis, Secr'y.
Ara Hildreth, 3. d.
Benz. J. .Tilley, J. d.
Joseph w. Hazard, Tyler.
VIM. Stevens, Jr, }s,.u,.
WIN. E. Dennis, S's"""''
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lust received superior assortment of Lus
d tired, and Short Lynx light and dark Sibe
ria Squirrel tipe'd and natural Jennett /; Eng
lish and French Coney, and other Muffs The
above is new and selected stock, and will be
sold on the most reasonable terms. Also. few
of last years stock, at a large discount from
respectfully invited to cali and examine fol
themselves. PARKER & WEAVER,
Dec 3 Oak Row.
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Bank Of IshOdc-islan d.

A T the annual meeting Of the stockholders
n held Jany 4Ih, i5l7, tho following gentle
men were elected Directors Of the BAsx ~
RuopE. IsLASD Tor the year ensuing, viz; N. u.
IInmmett, Wm. e. Gibbs, 4. &. Dunn, Peleg
Clarke, w. A. Clarke, WIN. Gardner, aud
Edward Clarke. - The last named was elected
in the place Of James Hammond, resigned.
Alta subsequent meeting Of the Directors,
Ptlre CLARKr was reelected President
w. A. CLARKE, Cssh'r
Newport, Jsn'y. z, loF.
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Dp THE WAR.-The Message Of
Gen. Salas TO the Mexican Congress
says the war may be expected to continue
twenty years!
There is some Consolation in the con-
temptation that the administration oil
James X. Polk will cease to exist ere
that time arrives.
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bills Of mortality, 10 n much greater extent
than is the case with most other, we had al
most said. all other classes OF diseases.
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS
on the wrapper.
For sale, in Newport, by r. J. TAYLOR.
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D Il A r II S.

In this town, on Monday evening last, Mrs.
Elizabeth Birmingham, widow of Capt. John
Birmingham, aged II years.
In Providence, 17th, Benjamin Barney aged
I39.-Mr. George s. Brown, formerly.of Bar
rington, aged 40 years.
In Portsmouth, on the 9th inst. Elizabeth
Coggeshall. in her 10Th year, member of the
Society of Friends
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Col. Totten, Chief Of the Engineers, has
gone from Washington to Mexico, with two
aids. This squints towards the Castle of San
Juan. Lieut.. w. A. Nichols Of the I'd Ar
aillery, has again left for the seat of war with
Col. Bankhead, and is now Adjutant of his
regiment.
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nj r. NJ OR A NDA.


Al Cardenas, 5ib inst, brig Algonquin, May.
berry, ff Providence, 4 de.
Al Havana, Cd inst, brig Lisbon, Messer
fn Wilmington NC.
Al New Orleans, 9th inst, brigs Calender
Russell, fr Taopicoj Perfect, Gardner, fr do
sch Thames, Barker, for do sch. Cabot, Nor
thop, fr Lavaca.
Arr at Pensacola, I'd inst sch Martha, Coz
zens, I'm New Orleans.
Cid at New Orleans, 9TH inst, sch. Eliza.
beth, Cozzens, fr Pensacola.
Arr at Rio Janeiro, Nov. 9th, sch Sarah
Ann, Of this port, sealing vessel.
WHALERS
At Lshaina, Sandwich Islands, Sept. Goth,
Ship MAerBA, Clifford, Of this port, 600 sp. oil.
At do Sept. I2th Ship MEswAR, Of NIB, 800
sp. 1900 VIII. oil, 10 cruise.
or Feejee Islands. July 9TH, sch. Alfred
Davenport, Of NIB. $50 sp.
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Prospects cf an Entra Session.-.Lettcrs
From Washington, in the New York papers,
speak with confidence of the necessity of an
extra session of Congress-. in consequence Of
the improbablity of Congress being able, a.
mid the raging of the conflicting elements, to
do what the crisis demands. Only six weeks
remain of the constitutional existence of the
present Congress.
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No. ].
Cold, Bleak and Rough Winds
No. J..

COlO, bIcnk ana htOusn "1mOS
|NREATE an irritation or the cu,icie, and
~ frequently render the skin and complex
on repulsive in appearance. with CHAPPED
FLESH, SORE, and BLEEDING LIPS, cracked,
rough and discolored skin, covered with PIN
Plies. blotch pustuIes, ring. worm, salt-rbeum
erisipelss, rash, and other unsighlly eruplions
of the cu,icle. Now il those individuals who
suffer from any Of these annoyances were to
use on their skin
Railways Chinese Medicated
Soap,
they would have the satisfaction Of seeing al
those erup,ions. blemishes aud diseases disap
pear, and their complexions be changed to
that beautiful appearance which nature in
tended it should wear.
For shaving, this soap is excellent; it pro-
duces a rich, creamy laiher, soitens the
beard, and renders the skin smooth anc
plable.
Sold by r. J. TAYLOR Newport, r. ]. a
I2A cents per cake. BE sure to ask for Rad
,cay's Chinese .Medicated Soap.
Dec. IL, 1916.
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PLANK RoADs.-We perceive from the N. Y.
papers that it is in contemplation in the West
ern part Of that State to construct their roads
with plank. 1t is supposed that they will be a
great improvement, especially in the wet and
muddy seasons of the year. The expense Of
making such roads is estimated at SO, $50 per
mile.
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lar remains neutral at present, but the peo-
pie nre making greet preparations, mounting
cannon on the old fort, enrolling volunteers,
&c. Having made no demonstration as yet,
they will in all probability join whichever up
pears TO be the strongest party"
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The ship Rhode-Islund mentioned in our
last, ashore at the head Of the hurbor OF Brls'
col, was got of without damage on Wednes-
day afternoon Of last week. She was ex-
pected to be ready for sea at the commence
ment of the week.
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NAVAL Loss OF Scu. SuARK-The ship
Mariposa, of New York, from Columbia river
arrived at Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, about
Oct. I'D from Columbia river, with information
that thr u. s. sehr. Shark had been lost there.
No particulars are given but il is reasonable to
presume that il the officers and crew were
not safe, the inforwatiop wonld have been
giyca ~ s9paeSips witl ,he loss Of the vessel
iseS ASH
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U A treaty has been concluded between
the U. States and Peru, by which the latter
government has agreed to pay to the United
States the sum of $3OOO,OOO, and interest, for
injuries suffered. Every disposition appears
to have been made upon the part of Peru FOR
the adjustment of all difficulties.
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Counterfehs.-We learn from the Journal
that counterfeit Thrccs of the Marblchcad
Bank, Perkins's stereotype plate, were in cir
culation in Providence, last week. The names
of the President and Cashier are correct
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T'oo days later from Engiand.-The ship
Atlas, Capt. Coffin, has arrived at New York
from Liverpool, Dec. 6. She brings no news
Of any consequence. The steamer will prob
ably be along in few days with intelligence
20 9th inst.
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A letter from Anton Lizardo. published in
the New York Courier g. Enquirer, states
that seven men Of the crew Of the Somers
who driftcd on shore from the wreck, were
first imprisoned, and on the 26,h uIt. reless.
ed on parole, by the Mexicsns.
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TUESDAY, Jan. 10.

Brig Mary II, Crowell. Boston, Phils.
Schrs Edward, Baker, Boston, Norfolk Ere.
mont, Jaques. Boston. Alexandria Frances,
tiardner, Taunton, New York
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Bills Of the City Bank, Providence, are posc
received at the Suffolk Bank, Boston
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License Lap.-The important case testing
the constitutionality of the License Laws o
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island came before
the Supreme Court of the United States, al
Washington, on Tuesday last. The cores.
pondent of the Atlas, writing on that day say -
"The case was opened by Mr. Webster, in
what was generally conceded to be one of his
most powerful arguments. lie was followed
by Mr.. Davis, on the other side, who will
conclude tomorrow. Mr.. Ames, MIR. Whip.
pie and Mr.. Greene and Mr.. f. II. Hazard are
also engaged as counsel by the respective par
ties, and will participate in the arguments
The case will doubtless occupy several days,
and will settle the principle involved in others,
now before the Court"
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NAvAL.-U. s. sloop Of war Lexington,
from the United States, arrived at Valparaiso
Nov. %.
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RAIL RoADs.-We perceive by our exchanges
that Rail Roads are projecting all around US
Every paper we open from abroad contains
something about contemplated Rail Road ol
one already commenced.
The Taunton Wing of last Thursday con
tained notice tor meeting on the 10th, of the
friends Oft Rail Road between that place and
Dighton.
The Rail Road from Providence to Worces
ter progresses rapidly, and it is expected the
work will be completed and the road openct
by the first Of July.
These kind of operations elsewhere--suc
cessful as they are almost sure to be--lead us tt
inquire whether the contemplated Rail Roat
between this place and Fall River is to be a
bandoned altogether or not / =, Have the propc,
efforts been made to carry the project into eff
feet, and have they failed of success Ifnot
why all this delay
Ifa Rail Road between Taunton and Digh
ton can be made, for shame let us hav. a Raj
Road between Newport and Fall River.
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1t. Smms has been acquitted by the Cours
Martial of all blame for the loss Of the Somcrs
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New advertisements.
Savings Bank.

A DIVIDEND was declared this day of2l per
n cent, on all sums that have been in for the
space OF six months. and Il per cent on all sums
that have been in for The space Of three months,
payable on and after Saturday the 10Th inst.
Jan. 81, IS47. c. GYLES, TfeaS'r.
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NOTICE.

W The present limits are inadequate to ac-
commodate my numerous retinue Of customers.
On lst Of February next, shall commence to
erect a "StupendOus Warehouse" sufficiently
large to accommodate my friends and numer-
Gus customers. "Large as the present House
is, II is not sufficiently large ); "Spaeioss, it is
not sufficiently spacious = "Briiliant in ap.
pcarance, il is not sufficiently brilliant" This
Gigantic House, the Cory Of BOSTON, is to
come doon, and Larger, more Spacious, and
Brilliant Establishment is to take its place.
These names have been applied to my esiab.
lishment by those that are acquainted with the
real character Of Oak Hall Such as "a supc.
rior Mart," "a princeiy ,oarchouse," "a Fast
Trading Area" "a MatehieSs Establishment, 4"
"a Theatre Of unbounded Trade" "a Siupend-
Gus Scheme, "an Extensioe Market" "a Tri-
umphant Achiepement," "a sphere of Ertraor-
dinary Operations, "an Unapproachabie Won.
der" Such names probably will apply to my
new construeture when completed. | might
AZ we'll undertake TO con6ne tho vast ocean in
the limits Of our Pond on Boston Common, as
to carry on my large trade within the walls Of
these present limits. The public are aware
that my triumphant statements arc not over
rated. The trade at my extensive Ware-rooms
may be compared to large Monster, whose
bulk and mighty stature have become so great
that il requires a larger sphere for its present
movements. This Warehouse, erected in
!e42, has stood unrvalled in the metropolis
for extent and magnitude, and yet it is far, far
rom being equal to the extent Of my heavy
trading operations. So liberal u patronage
must have n larger house for the uufettered
NOV vements Of ils enormous form. An estab-
lishment far SURPRISING the present one, is ab.
solutely necessary, and one is shortly to be
erected, that will surprise and delight all in.
terested in my welfare.
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Newport Bank.

A T Stockholders meeting held this day, the
IA following gentlemen were appointed Di-
rectors for the ensuing year -
William Vernon, Edward r. Newton
Crooker, Edward L. Allan,
VIM. Stevens, Simon Newton, ". anu
VIM Brownell.
At subsequent meeting OF the Directors.
WIN. VERNON. was appointed President, ana
STEPHEN CAHoosE, Cashier.
Newport, Jan I, IS47.
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G. w. SIMMONS,

OHk IIHTT, DUbIOH,
p. s. Being obliged To make rhrse stipend.
dous alterations, the Large, Fresh Stock Of
Fashionable Ready y-made Clolhing, Piece
Goods, adapted to this present Fall and COM
ing Winter, amounting to upwards Of one hun
tired and Twenty-Five thousand dollars, will be
closed up at prices much below the sItrems iop
prices hare been selling. All the Furniture
Of the present establishment for sale Large
Mirrors, Clocks, Chandeliers pdh Rich Cut
Drops, Counters, ShO,o Cases, &C., &c.
Oct 22d, 1886
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Mr.. Bots 10 the Wing candidate for Con.
Qress in the Richmond district, Virginia.
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NOTICE.
Tenement, To- Let.


YNHE subscriber offers for sale small tract Of
i good land, containing Cd acres, in four lots,
fronting on Blisss Road, ESQ called Naboui half
a mile from town, with a Barn thereon Standing.
The land is well known by the name of the
simmons land. NATHANIEL HOET~
Newport, Jan 7, lS47-im.