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Maiflos, oes Steuers beraubt, tnarreno
uno frabeno, elm Spielwerf Der rouenoen
8o9en, fdmpfte unler ormieli9e5 Sobr.
5eu9 9e9en Den tobenoen Srfan. Matros
fen ibrer pfi6t entbunoen, pafa9iere ies
Der 6ofnun9 baar. flommertsn Ib bier
balo an oos 1ounperf an, uno empfablen
ibre Seelen Dem 6lmmel.
Gs 1T itets fubtbar gu fsrben; Der
500 in Der finitern Ginlameeit Der Giefe
ober, pdbreno See uno 9immel NIT ein=
amber &rie9 fdbren uno Die gtotur ielbft
Den Streit ibrer Glemente on5ure9en
fbeint, 1T bet fbauoerpoalte bon allen
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nune uno leete nit NIbrune binSu: ben
l60nifen Sie9 babe ib 6wor erit in Die
fem Nu9enblide errun9en, ober ADJ! tpie
fol- ib Die unlelieen Sanoe l0ien, Die MIDI
our1 mein Gbrcnport an oiele Menl lben
eebunoen baben 2"
Moup fab Jpn milo uno Serl0bnun9
lGbelno an, uno ermutbi9te Jpn, nibt iu
psr5weifeln, pielmebr gu bofen, DAP Der
tSobite enoli6 nob 2(ues 5u leinem 8es
iten lenfen lpGloe.
Oa umnobtete Iib Der 9immet, Die See
be9ann bobl gu 9eben uno Elm Sturm aus
Suoweit lbleuoerte Die Sbiffe auseinons
Der. SINNER wutbenber puroe Der Srfan.
@auaeiQa bielt feline Satin itumm feit
uml ldlohen, uno erwortete Die gntwide
lung isinc5 @eibifs, ais llrtbeil6iprub
bon Sben. - Sour iein tbeures @eib
wunlDte ct 5u retten. - So6 SblfF laB
enoli6 ouf Dem Stronoe fef, cine Sier:
telmeile pom @efaoe. Oa fommanoirte
er sum eestenmole NIT 9elpobnter Gners
gle. Das Soot wuroe binab9etanen uno
NIT lener Satin uno NIT leinen @efdbr.
ten porf ct iib binen. Gs ltur6ten lbm
mebre na1. 9o5 goot woro oaour6
iiberlaoen, einen 8GbIenfbuB pom Gonoe
lfur5te e6 um. Grpar oorauf porberei=
tet, bic 9ean9itete Moup i'm 2(rme, porf
er lib in Die 8o9en, ourblbnitt nit duff
bietun9 oller ieiner Srdfte, mublam Die
ouf9ere9te Slutb uno erreibte foit gang
auein Den Strano NIT Der tbeuren eatf.
Bie cine 9efnidte Slume le9te er Die See
9un96lole bier einen Nu9enbld in oo6
pei1e Woo5 uno lief Damn sur ndtbifen
Silberbdtte. Dort ior9te ct fir Elm mar.
mes Eager. &ein 5ropfen eobnpein fano
lttb bier unter Den armen 6uttenbelpobs
nern. ST umbulte ite nit elnem warmen
SilDerpel5e, breitete lib wdrmenO iiber
lie, nelnte uno betete eine on9ltpolle 8iers
telltunoe, INNER prifeno, ob ibr 6er5
nob fbloee. Oa Iblu9 iie enolib Die
Uu9en ouf ct fuBte oae Geben ouf ibre
eippen 5urud. Sc war Elm lu9enblid
Der bo6iten Seti9feit. Gnolib bate ct
Gberwunoen; Der leste, bdrtelte &ompf
mar pouenoet.
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lie, oOein Gbrenwort bat oa6 Sbiflal
9elott uno oomit Osine itbmaboollen Sel.
leln. GapacilIa lie9t in Den 8lutben be-
9roben, oamit ib Gnnomcnl gang obne
cine 9ebejme 6urbt freuoi9 an mein 9er5
orufen fonn."
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Suite 9oben Moup balo ibre &rdfte rpie=
Der Nuf Den Sebrioen Snieln wor oa5
S6if in Der 9tabe Der osimatb 9eitron.
Oct; oo binuber lcbifre Ginnamoni nit
ieiner 9eliebten Satin uno tberraibte
Die tbeuern @ltern GItern Wollp'6 nit Ell
mem Selube. St uertraute bier ielnem
Sbmie9erpoter oen 8unib. li6 in leiner
gtdbe on5uiieoeln ,oo Srlano BON Sur9sr=
frie9en Serrifen, oen Sbouploe pcu 2(ufs
rubr uno i6ouoerbafter Meeelelen oorbos
te, Die feline uno lelner 9eliebten Satin
8ube ieoen Qu9enblicf if0ren mGbten.
9ern boten Die Gltern ba3u bic 6anb,
um ibre 2obter in oer ydbe 5u bobsn.
eineoIn erblelt Den Nuftra9, Ginnomone
Setsun9en gu uerfaufen e6 alGdte ibm
obne 9roben Serluif, uno oas 10 fbper
seprufte poar lebte BON ieet an in Sreu=
Den bdusllber eiebe, NIT 2Selt uno
S6itial periobnt.
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balten bate. Sein G0rper mar Uerttum'
melt uno lein 2(ntle fat unfennttib 9e:
mo6t; um leinen 9ol6 bin9 Elm ibwor,
5c6 Sano, i6 5o9 e6 beruor uno erblicfte
oas Miniotur9emdlpe eincs iun9en rel
5enoen Srauen;immer6. Stb pidelte e5
iommt feiner Srieftaide uno llbr in isin
9olsru6, entfbloien, co6 NQctcbcu 1snet
6amllie 5u aberbrin9en, fats ib qerettet
peroen foute. Sarauf bob icb oen 9eib,
nam empor, tru9 Jpn bis an Den Strano
oe6 @iies, follerte ibn binob in5 Meer
uno mar nun 9on6 aQein.
5ief nieoer9ebeu9t pom qualpoQen Sc
fuble oc6 9dn6liben 2(ueinlein6 morf ib
MIDI nieoer uno CAB nib eonS Der Ser:
5pefun9 bin. NsBbulb mar itb nibt
NIT meinen @efd5yten um9efomnen g
Sin rubi9e6 Se9rdbnib in Der Gisfe oe5
S5eon6 mar oieitm eiii9en, lebenoi9en
8rabe por5uSieben!
Die Siebe gum eeben tru9 enotitb iiber
meine Ser5Npeifun9 ben Gie9 oauon.
Sb ri6tete MIDI empor uno lbaute umbpr
nab Witteln mein Oalein ju erbalten.
SdA entoecfte 5lpar ouf meiner Sis, 5niel
6eIlenftude, Soumftdmme uno dbnlicbe
8ra9mente, nibt5 ober fonntp ib finorn
meinen 6un9er gu itiuen. Gsjn error.
ne6 Sbier, fein tobterSo9el bplobnte men
eIfrl9e6 umberipdben, uno 70 tparf ib
mib enolib bcfnun96to6 auf Den Stamm
elmer in oo6 Sis ein9efIemmtcn 6ibte.
lleber MIDI erbob IiO Der 9tdn3enoe Sis:
berg in rieit9er 0obe, Su msinen 8uBen
lag oo6 Meer rubi9 uno fill wie Elm
9totter Spie9el.
Ser Sag i6li6 trour9 uno einf0rmj9
oabln; Der Ginbru6 oer yta6t fano mtb
nob INNER ouf Dem Sibtenitamme. Ser
Wono itie9 empor. SIP babe fits oen
Mono 9eliebt, uno ais itb isst Su ieinsr
wolfenloien Silberitbeibe binaufiboute,
per9ob i6 ouf einen 2(u9enblitf meine
perlafene m9lucflicbs Gage uno 9eoocbte
oer Sbeuren oabeinL nit oenen itb 70 oft
in ieinem 3ouber9lonje frobIlcb 9c,peien
mar.
Do morh bos Qiht hes 0ponhss rfSh.
tjb burcb eine bihtp gGoIfp bpDpff id
lcbouoerte ,ulompsn unD oos fsrne bum,
pfe 3ouen bss s)ooncrs nerfpnnpte mir
einen npuen @turm Grh unlrhf,no
ltneu einen fforfen 2(f Der Z rhtp m6h
reno fih Ser gSjnD INNER mphr prbob unD
Den NHnnb uno bic etcrns mir irhmor,en
gSolfen bepscfte Ser Sreon rpnI Do npu.
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Die rjelIoep 98e(en jjbpr mjb hin
@s pCroino Ibrioens eiuioe 2eit bsnor
mein lbpimmenosr @pbnort oen einflus
oes Srfons lp,Irts ols abr enolirh rir
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uoro Die eis:5nil ouf furdthore gnr,le
einpm ornRen Sd;ffp o(srh nnn nsng0no,n
boIo himnsIon oehnbon h,In IN h;s go
oe5snft his enSli[h sin nonnsr,Sss e.,
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aennnlnrn une tur oen QeuotnlCtcn HrCie ems
Str9l munsn polffrsi stn9eidnet meteen.
| MIDI ouf INNER uer1bmunoen.
GnoliCb = enolib, marc b aus meis
mem toOtendbnlibsn 3ultanoe ourb cen
Shau menItbliber Stimnen 9elreft. -
5tD lbtu9 Die Au9en auf uno rdfte MID
nit Der 9robten Nnitren9un9 empor. gtur
eln9e 8llfter melt pou melner s s: Snid
entfernt lag Elm Sbtf, man b1tte BON
oort aus oae Sub erblidt, mas itb an eis
men 3Wei9 oes Sibtenbaume5 befrif9t
bate. - Wan batte mib erib1ut uuo
riff mir Su. Sin Boot marc oue9sirst
uno nab neinem eiit9en &erfer 9eidnot;
Ole Seiten Der Snll Waren ober su ihroff
uno iborf ais Dap man bate lanoen fons
nen. Stb lammclte oennoD oue meine
Etdfte, ftrcb bi6 an oen Gtrono ot6 81:
les uno 9ltt binab in Die See; itb moro
ouf9P9rtfen uno fano MD uunmebr rpes
Der unter WenI:bpn, rpsltbe es mlt an fei.
net pFe9e fsDlsn ljeBsn uno MIDI 9Idf=
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eul 0'''' 'o''o'"'' ".0 '''' Vo'''o 't',''
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Sbuiitl ouf Dem 9on6en Slide. (Oo5
ame 6bIer mar an feline fflHe @eltllldoft
9emobnt, uno fano ouob teIn'n 9'f1llen
an oct Glnfubrun9.) NtIcmono BON Der
9an6en2tltb9elelllbaft blleb unteltbmuet.
Ger Gaptan rpFI1er Der Sbuiisl 5us
nahit Jap bef1m Die @1auFtIocun9 ln's
GtIrtDt, mooon lie in StrOmen berobtrouz
fette, uuo lcinen Gart reijeno nit allen
Sdtonotbeien Der Supp', &ortoTT.ln,
9swursen &C., ouelDmufte. Scst fol9t
ober Der lp1Bbaftsltf 6beIl Der S'9etenz
belt. unier unUe'bcht' @dit Itebte ttln
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gtaD monbem Soins uno Sosroreben fam
ct aus per Sbuhd uno beg outb To-
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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25

An attempt was made on Sunday night last
to break into the Building in which are the
Merchants and Traders Banks in this place, by
two persons who were well supplied with va
rious kinds of implements for the purpose
such as chisels, drills, a crowbar, &c. &c
They commenced operations on the west enc
of the building by cutting out the mortar be-
tween the bricks nearly opposite the Vault Of
the Merchants Bank, in the second story, and
had made but little progress when their noise
awakened the watchman who lodged in the
Bank, and who on giving the alarm caused the
thieves to decamp. They left behind them q
ladder, two old hats, their basket of tools, crow
bar, India rubber over shoes, &c. Some Of
the tools have been identified, and it is not i'm
probable that the owners may yet be found out
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25

Among the very many heart-rending
cases of misery and famine every day
occurring in Ireland, we have scarcely
heard OF one more distressing than that
which is detailed in the following letter.
ANNADUFF, Drumsna, Feb. 18th, l847.
SIR IL venture 10 write to you, in
the hope that you may perhaps be able
to interest some Of your friends at Liv-
erpool and elsewhere, SO as TO assist in
alleviating the Unprecedented Irish dis
tress which abounds on every side Of Us.
In this parish (as your brother can tes-
tify,) deaths from starvation have be-
come SO numerous, tha! they have ceas-
cd to be recorded, and coroner's in
quests, which were at first resorted TO,
are now seldom held, on account of
the frequency Of the cases that call for
them.
There are on moderate computation,
four thousand persons in this parish Ut
terly destitute ; in fact, three-fourths OF
the population know not what It is to
eat a regular meal once in twenty-four
hours, and many are forty-eight hours
without tasting food ,-and this, not on
ly amongst the class whom we once con-
sidered paupers, but the small farmers
and even the respectable householders.
A. neighboring gentleman told mo yes
terday, iha, a horse Of his having died
from disease last week the people came
in crowds begging for the flesh, and
though he tried to dissuade them from
using such food, they persisted in carry
ing il away. A poor mau was found
dead on the road, near your brothers $
house, on Sunday. In short, we are
living in the midst Of famine, destitution,
and death.
! may mention that scarcely any pro-
visions are to be had in the county,
We are dependent on distant mark cts
for our supplies and our inland posi-
ton, 80 remote from seaports, renders
carriage Of goods both expensive and
difficult.
Believe me, dear sir, very truly yours.
GEORGE SHAW.
The Rev. DR.. Booth, Liverpool.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25

Lake Superior,--This immense inland
ocean is four hundred and ninety miles in
length, and is seventeen hundred in circom'
ference-being the largest body Of fresh
water on the globe. Il contains ma ny TO-
lands. one of them Isle Royale, 10 one hun.
dred miles in length, and forty in breadth
Upwards Of thirty rivers empty themse Ives
into IT, and one curious fact IN relation 10 II
is we'll sscertsined, that the quantity OF wa
ter discharged by the Ssult St. Marie, is moi
one tenth Of what il receives from it's trbuta
ry streams. Evaporation must, therefore, be
the principal agent in keeping the lake down
to its usual level.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25
Rumored Battles with Santa Anna
and retreat upon Monterey.

We give in another column the best
summary we can collect Of the events,
which are said to have happened on and
about the 22d of February, in the neigh
borhood Of Aqua Nueva, Saltillo, and the
pass Of Riconada. ''." '.
The latest authentic account placed
Gen. Taylor at Aqua Nueva in advance Of
Saltillo, where he intended to remain until
the lst of April. At that time, Santa Anna
was reported to be advancing with force
Of % 900 men. Gen. Taylor's force, in
cluding Mays dragons and company Of
artillery, consisted offs, 900 volunteers on.
ly. The subsequent accounts, made up in
agood degree ofrumors and imperfect re-
ports, state that battles were fought at Sal
tillo, and the pass Of Riconada, between
Gen. Taylor and Santa Anna-that at the
former the Mexicans were repulsed with
great loss, land at the latter, Gen. i. lost
six pieces Of fcannon-loss on either side in
men unknown-th Gen. Taylor then fell
back upon and had reached Monterey
These are the rumors, and they are credi'
ted at New Orleans. Two facts only seem
to be certain, viz that Gen. Taylor's
communication with his dep6ts and sup
plies in the rear, is entirely cut of-and
that he has made requisition for ten reg.
iments on Louisiana and other States to
open it anew and reinforce him at Mon
terey, or wherever he may be. II is said,
that such is the strength Of Monterey, that
Gen. Taylor can maintain himself there
against any force as long as his supplies
hold out.
The attack on Vera Cruz was to be
made on the 10th inst.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25
ID r A T II s.

yer, after a short illness, VIM. Champlin, only
child of VIM. II. and Amelia II. Greene, aged
year 9 months and Is days.
In this town on Monday morning last, Miss
Sarah ID. Dillon, aged 6S years. Funeral this
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from Trinity Church
In this town on Thursday morning last, Mr.
Daniel W. Coggeshall, in the 6Sth year Of his
age.
In Tiverton, on Monday last, Mrs. Ruth
wife of Joseph Durfee, aged about 20.
In Prov. on Wednesday the 18th inst. Miss
Nancy Downing, daughter Of the late Mr.
WIN. Downing, of this town, in the s5th year
of her age
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25
M EMORAN DA.

At Havana, 9th inst, sch st. Denys, Bra
man, dsg.
Arr at Matanzas, 9th ult., Brig Prince dc
Joinville, Gardner, fin Havana, and cid Sd inst
fr New York.
At Havana, 9th inst, Brig Anawan, Swa
sey, dsg.
Cid at New Orleans, 11th inst, sch Martha
Cozzens, Pensacola, Brig Gen. Cobb, Tay
Tor, Belize, Hon.
At Havre 2Sth ult. ship Louis Philippe, Cast
off, for N. York March Sth.
Cid. at N. Orleans 18th inst, brig Calender
Wylie, gulf of Mexico Warsaw, Burdick, for
Brazos.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25

According to the latest intelligence from
Iowa. the Legislature had adjourned, sine die,
without having elected either the Judges OF
the Supreme Court, or Senators to represent
the new State in The Congress Of the United
States. The Governor 10 only empowered
to appoint u. g. Senstors in case Of a vdcdncy
In this instance there is no vacancy. no Sen
stors having as yet been appointed. conse
qnebtly the State must 60 unrepresen'ed ~
the higher branch of the national councils
until now Legislature shall have settled the
questions in dispute between the rival con
tenders for power.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25
Jter,,s.

a Tit Bit.-A wedding came oifin Baltimore
recently. among the upper ten thousand. The
bride was the daughter ofa wealthy merchant;
and the bridegroom, on sitting down to break
fast the next morning, was surprised to find
under his plate check from the brides father
for 100000. 700. rL..
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25

The man Whitney, who some time since
passed number of altered bills in this place,
and was subsequently arrested, was sentenced
to the State prison for three years, at the late
term of the Supreme Court in this town.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25

DAHIEL WEBsrER.-The Cincinnati Ga
zc,te soys, Hon. Daniel Webster is about to
make a tour through the Southern Atlantic
States to New Orleans, and to return by C'n-
cinnati. A public dinner has been rendered
,G him by q number Of the citizens Of the
latter place, which he has accepted.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25
I UMBRELLAS. FarnswOrth a

FarnsWOrth Il
u Shaw are now receiving full aSsorl-
ment of Umbrellas, direct from the Manufacturer
26. 2s, 30 inch Wheel Top Bone;
26, o. 30 do Gingham do do
26, % 30 do Scotch do do fast color;
26, %, 30 do do do do Blue, Green and
Brown.
All sizes of Silk Umbrellas and super do.
These goods are made for us to order, and Jre
confidently recommended to the attention. Of buy.
eIs. No. 56,Milk street, corner Of Pearl street
Mar. IL.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25

CRY OF New BEproRD.-We learn from
the New Bedford Mercury that the charter in
cooperating New Bedford os city, was adopted
at meeting of the citizens on Thursday, by q
vote of l15p to Sl4.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25

West6eld, Ms.-In this democratic town a
vote has recently passed, excluding from the
jury box the name OF every man who either
sold or drank rum,-or that belonged TO an
Odd Fellows Lodge. They have no right to
do the latter, whatever may be said Of the for
mer.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25

A Centcnnarian.-The mother Of Mrs. Ca
leb s. knight, (Mrs. Martha TabcrO now liv-
ing with her daughter on the Long wharf in
this town, entered upon her one hundred and
fourth vear on the 10th instant.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25

The .Nep Coma.-The nucleus or head Of
the Comet is now easily seen by the naked eye.
At 8 p. M. il bears about N. w. at an elevation
of about 80 degrees.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25

The President has just made an additional
batch of military appointments, amounting to
lS4 officers. OF these, I30 are from the slave
States A greater disparity even than there
was in the first list, made out previous to the
rejection of the Wilmot proviso.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25

The U. s. Supreme Court at Washington
have decided in favor of the right of the States
to grant Licenses or not, for the sale of arden,
spirits.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-25
4SHIP NEWS. "a
PORT OF NEWP RT.
A II RIVED. .

FRIDAY, March TO-
Brig Orray Taft, Cozzens, Charleston, Prov.
Schrs Amanda, Nckerson, Boston, Prov
Ohio Pratt, Chester.
SATURDAY, March 90.
SchB Ellen, Tilley, Boston, New York
Augustus, KiIburn, Newburyport, do; Caro-
line T.. Hoppin, Boardman, Camden, Charles
ton Lagrange, Champlin, do, Prov Mary,
Crane, do, Fall.River. Sloop Risnzi, Dur
fee, Prov, New York.
SUNDAY, March 81.
sIoop James Lanphear, Kenney, Prov, N
York.
MONDAY, March 22.
Sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Prov.
TUESDAY, March %.
schEs. Mary Barrow, Barrow, Prov. for New
Lordo n ;}sntay, Handy, Boston. for N. York;
Monitor, Bessey, Wsstport do; Victor, ';ould
Boston do Caroline E. Hopping, Bardmar,
Camden, Charleston Northern Bell, Fits, Je-
rala, Nantucket,for N. York Vesta, Lapham,
New Bedford for New London Citizen, Coe,
Wareham. New York.
Sioops Victory, Rhodes, Prov. for N. York
VIM. II. Bum, Irons, do. for DO; Wave, Bap
son, Prov. Clinton.
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The new city of Lawrence, (Methuen,) Mass
is going ahead astonishingly. is hardly Q
year old, and numbers already from to 5000
inhabitants. The foundations for seven cotton
factories have been laid and operations upon
a large scale are in rapid progress.
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The last advices from the Sandwich Islands
brought intelligence ofthe death of Mrs. PANEL
lily p. Andrews, wife of DR.. Andrews, of the
American mission at Kailua.
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Sub Treasury-The Sub Treasurer Of New
York recently paid $1,000 for the transportation
of 81 ,OO0, 900 in specie to Philadelphia.
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U. s. Supreme Court.-The Intelligencel
says, all the cases respecting the authority ol
the States to tax alien passengers are continued
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The recent State Election in New Hampshire
has resulted in favor Of the locos by small
majority. The SENATE will have a loco ma
jority, but the House is yet in doubt.
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Licenses in Vermont. Montpelier Watch
states that the votes of the State are not yet
;anvassed, but that the majority against the
granting of licenses will be from 1000 TO 1000.
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Fast.-Fast Day in Connecticut, Friday April
I'd. In Maine and Massachusetts,, Thursday
April 9Th.
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Fre.-The borough of Tonawanda, Pa. was
almost totally destroyed by fire week before
last.-Loss estimated from 60 to $4,000 dol.
lars
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" At the Island of Otaheite, it is high water
precisely at noon and at midnight, the year
round.
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Executors Notice.

TINE Subscribers, having been duly qualified
l as Executors of the last w III andreStameni OF
Mrs. Martha RcdwO OOd Chnmpiin,
of Newport, deceased, hereby request all per
sons having demands against her estate to pre-
sent them for settlement, an1 those indebted 10
make immediate payment.
ALBERT J. ANDERSON, E,,eytoys.
SAMUEL u. VERNON, -
mar 18th, II. 80. -
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NOTICE.

TEMPERAscE.-A Lecture will be delivered
at the Lecture Room Of the Methodist Chapel,
on Monday evening next, March 29th, att 2
O'Clock, by Benjamin Mumford Esq.
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USEFUL, FANCY, ARTICLES,
OF EVERY KIND,
HNOGETHER with beautiful lot suitable
IL for fllipene or holyday presen.s, comprs-
ing in part the following -
Fancy Boxes of, various designs,
Silk Purses. Pocket Books.
Hair, Clothes, Tooth, Shoe and Bathing Brush.
es.
Gents walking canes,
Ladies aud Gents Combs Of all kinds, and OF
the latest fashions.
Pocket knives. scissors and ruzors, straps. se-
gar cases. and IN fact almost any thing yon can
think Of AT YOUNG'S, next south Town
Hall. mr. %.