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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

Shredli herSall BON SO a f:
e r dye IT, Gin Wann. Tamene Welliam
&niabt, in Srancispille, nate Der Nib9ercob,
3u philadelphia, tpcbnbaft, wuroe Dor etma
a,pet Mouoten bon fetnem Souuoe, nit cem
er ipelte, Qebilien, cbna su ahnsn. ca8 er
toll ictn m69te, oa Der Sdno on lelbcn Ga>
qe curd, 3nfoll INNS Qcben fam. Tim Die
Nttte pcrt9er flaNte er iiber lln,pchliein,
uno ols Sufdllie III leiner @eeeuwart Wals
fer in elm 0eidB 9e9c6en 'purce, itellten
1ih plDelid @onoulllcnen nit alien SYmpts
omen Ger lhredlihen 8rantheit Elm. slm
leeten Sreita9 9lbeno tpcIlte er in einem
NIuttanfalle aus Dem 0aule iprin9en uno
fcnnte nur burh fed,s Wlauner 9obdnetst
weyoen tpclhen es selang ibn nit Strihen
auf fein 8ett feltSuttnoen. Setn Gnlen
mar entleslih unb fonnsen in sle,nkher
Gntfernuns 9cbDrt peroen. @r ltarb balo
nad,her.
Ter becauernsmlroiae M'ann tpGr erll
Dor orei Wtouote BON Seitreih surud3efebrt
no er ais 8crmaun in Der 9rIBen ecccmos
tirczNabrie oes Nrn. Icrris angeife0t mar.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
9SreiIcn perfamft tperccu~

EetveW USENUWII tUeEpSWS
Wcun Id) Der llnterieibnet hermit ere
Ilubt Die Aufmerf(amfeit ces perebrliden
publifums itterbaupt anf leiu Suiberlager
u leufen, 10 fann er nit Bergun9en uerit-
hern, o1B ca6elbe nullmebr mt ben Sefea
aus falt nQen S. hern Der literarilhen Wif-
ienltaften competirt uno er i'm Stanoe iit
Itui0e 9lufra9eu beGeoncn Su fonnen. Gin
1heclr0ilche Weree, Slbelu> Getfamente
fatbelifebe uno prctcfauttlt,e III beliebtaer
Auswatt, Hibelwerfe; 9lncahtss II. @e-.
betbnter fur bcloer ScnfeilIonen &c. !; -
unterrlt,t5- Sdul nno cSuaencIhrtften.
oeutlte u. en9!lite q . 8 [Speuinss-l
uno SbuIl uder, ceutlhe Sprad,lebren.
ceutide-u- gremo IEOrterbaher. enslild,
osutidle uuo oeunds enQliid1e @ramatite,
Oc!mctlbcr, HictlcnarD's ,e.,-8isasap-
blid'e> uno Gjelhloht5 NHerfe, Geographic
II. Tolferfunce mcoiciniIhe lGerfe, alice
pathtfte Il. Scnlocpatbild}e ( bcmDcratb.
9lpDtbefs,) Sieh1risne;tunoe -@hemie IT,
StchHclr9ten.-S Sd,one W6euihaft in qro-
Ber9lu5mnbL oeutlte @lafIfer namentlid,:
Gjotbe, prat,tnnsgabe III 5 30 mitStabl-
ifih, ShllIer erfTnA Sanf, &linse, pla-
ten, Sehlenlhldger II. |. No.; 9eclbte.
Mcmane< g beater, Salteubuher C..
frans. uuc ensl. Slutrrs in oeutih iiber-.
TT mie 2biers, fang. Heooluticn.u. Gai.
ierretd1, eamartine's, &ouI1eau, Sue's>
Sbcafipeare II. { ~. yScrfe. - 5furS l1n-
terS. olaubt, oeuIhccIp9en mie ben Vaien>
oeu Srtbcopren tpie oen 0tationellen, oen
9lucpathen wie b. hom0cpatbea, ben Qeb.
renOen lpie ben QeruenOeu ben Ernhlid,pn
pte b. Sranrl9en &C. teclenen su tcnneu.
Aaenfall5 oerfouite peer nitt pcrrdthioe
Sutsr rperoen aufSerlansen in m6olid,lt
tur5er 3eit orrihafft. @leihseitie bietet
er leln lhOnes9llcrtement .. auten Shreibt
matertalleu II. HdncYnaare gum 0erfaufe
an Veues Brief uue Shrcibrapiere.
idnarSe, blaue, II. rcthe Tinte u. Gintens
,tdnce, Sano unh Sonoltants, Stablfes
oern II. Secerholter, Yoie-, Eebermef1er.
Sleiitlfte, Sie9eltat, S@blaten, SriefIeqeI;
Shleferitfte, ShiefertafeIn Shreibs
90. Slantbld,er &C.; ferner fdrbises pas
piers, 9clo II Silberpapier, Gisars> uus
Sabafscoien, Spielftad,tefn unb Scloas
ten Sdahbrette, @elo Tafhen6ater.
8ilcerbiiter, arcee Nuswabl BON amerif.
u. oeutfoten 8iloern, Tal bfdffhen u. Was
lerpin fel II. {, 10.
ss 1T unmo9llh su benamen, tpos ba atfea
lno rpte tpohlfeil 3u baben it .Rommt
5reunoe unb febt. uno wenn Shr eann red,t
'nr calb einfauft, 70 9iebt upterseifneter
,od bic 8erfderuns, Bag man beieerieits
bon eiraneer 9ett.
eantcn, Starf 60, Sebr. ls4s.
pbiipp StIrbpf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

Muffor g.=Die ghefrau bes
SrtannYecr9 Weibmaicr seneieneuStacts
boten BON Sinoelfin9en, R6niareidb Wilrs
tembere, 9eaine, seb. StDnleber, ,peld,e
lhcn felt oielen Sahren nad 9tmerifa auss
eewanbert unc baran 9lnfentbaltsort eeeens
mdrti9 unbefannt lit. bat bon ihrer in Geus
weiler uerifcrbenen Shmeiter eniaes 8ers
mDseu aeerbt. uno miro hiemlt aufgefcroert,
baGaIte oeeen Gcllmaht III i,bernehmcn bel
&aufmann pana lot Wer
in Sintelfnsen, &Ouisr. DarteHbnrs, @ns
rBNl,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
Sertiae &leiDumasitmcfe
Ndr( Watbenbura.
Bubbtnoer, Canton, Sbio

Ner untsr,ci9nete ba(t ftb perpatobtet fsi.
jnen tpcltbcn &unben fir tas ibn biz baber
sef%entte 3utrausn fcinen ber5trAffen Dant at5u.
tfattcn uno betuncet c foStsi baB ortfabrt fein
8u6bincsrsefebatt auf fenen alten plaee i'm 5tpti.
ten Stcft bes 8cbaaces, no Itob bic beut(dbe Oru.
tcrei tcfineet 5n tctrciben. Gr 1T ent6leffen 70
wcbfil ~ tintcn, ais r9cnc ein anceres Gtatlife-
ment i'm Staatc tu tbun im Stanbe iff II. rerfpri3t
feru. bcffenr tdb oapur4 Der 8unif res patIifums
warpis Su maden.
D@- @r abernimmt sanse Sob arbeiten u.
einselne Binder !; audi reparirt, ooer bincet
nber, alte 8lder, nerfertist gcnnetbcren
&c. su ben biQt9lten Yreiien unb auf bic fur
sefte Nptis. @arl 9Saroenburg.
@anton, @drs, Is. lS4S. lls
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
Bbl9s, Semofraten,
Sarts uno Ga afts.
Trilbjabrs unO Spmmer @liter
Bel arter,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL.

500 Stlld Gn9llter, SrdnSGTIher uno
9lnerlfautlder Drudfatiuu-3 bis 6@t.
so DO. Srani. enAl. uub 9lmeri-
fanildJer @ingbam I2a big 25 Gts.
@ewilrfelte seltreifte SommerllOfe lO-l5S
100 Stuf 9ebleihter Wuslin SIS st.
200 90. ungebleiAter Muelin 5Gt, Q. 9)aro.
IOOOUos. NerrinNs Bone T,dnes lO-l5G
500 90. rpther Qelber, peileS uno
grlner SIanncl l5-4OGt.
Sran 6Gihe, ameri:auilhe, engtjfche
6 ii ser, tppbl fetter ais frilhe. .
l. @ctreIfter uno etufaher @aIIm.r, lehr
ptbfetl.
100 Stid Scans, gweeos II. Gal1nettc,
bon aleu- 2Aal,tdten mo prenen. woblfe,l
fur baar, oocr fir lDpae ausSutouihen.
so Stllf siIpaccas, ldbu uno gut, wcrs
unter 9etrefte uno mcctfb 9efdrbte, i,'
pretfen unter cem lSettb.
20 Sthf A mooiihs Ghinses> btau,
oiclet uno rcfIl-Sarbe 9arantirt.
ee9bcrn>, Valmbldtters, Srufts, plI. II
Seoens0ute fir Wanner ii. 8uabeu.
100 Stucf Spmmeritcffe, iu $50 Gts.
per Yarr, seei9net fir Seo(sn> Welten une
0fGfe.
Cine 9rcse uub Ih6ne sMstpabl Sba,pls,
III liz O.-Rcmmt unb 1ehet.
9luf ebi9e 9lu5mabl 8utcr made it Die
Gdufer aufmerfianl uno ih wIntbe aus
orlldIid perfancen Su iein,
coB ib am tpDhlfeilttn perfaufc
Wectne Sitter babe id, fiir eonititutic>
nelles lehr 10 y y lfetl 9cfauft mno tann
l1e fol9lid, pieoer ~ y fell serfauier.
Sei Sti9em hGbe ih eiae 9rc6e 9luswabl
Waore, bcltetenb III
gtleu., Dorsellau. uno @rcce"ts
9Iaaren.
Cine sreBe sluswabl Spnnets, 9dnoer ~
alien 9reilen.
so Stlid qamns, iebr Ih6n fiir Scmmer
fleioer BON 1875 @ents per yaro, 9tufe
al unc unterlud,t ehe ihr faufet !
Stebit Sbl9em babe it alle oerihiebene,
Sitter, Die 9etpDbnlih 1T biefen 9teilen oes
eances gehalten tperoen, uno i'd, bin oerlI
hert oas th meinen Sreunoen uno Gunoel
iolte QSaaren oertaufe, pie iIe iIe perlan
gen fir Die segenwdrti9e uuo berannapsuo
SabresSett.
Sdb pitnfte aQe 9lrten prceufte su fau.
fen, tpcfiir ih cen boditen Warftpreis be-
jable> ais
@Olle, 8utter Tebern Safer,
Ger @ellbforn, 8o99etL Vlahsz
iaan,en, Stmctbp> nno Sleeiaamett
uno ale anoere prcbafte i'm Sanoef,
Mein Stcbr it aE Der nlten S.elle, Uc
it mid sladlid, itdse meine Irsunbe unr
'6unben, uno AGe, bic faufen tpollen, fir
@aid,, Grade uno 3ruit. sa empfauasn.
Shlieelit wlnid,te id nod su ben,erfen :;
&cmmt unb niadt einen 8erind, Sd, babe
8crfebrunaen in Often setrcffen, mcnad
mein Stcd curd cenScmmer 5inourd noQs
ltdnoi9 bIeibt. ...
Terner perlanae ih bon psrfcnen, Die mir
ihnloie Ino, baB Ge mid,-penn nidbt gang
bod tbeil,peile beSah!en,-welhes midi in
oen Stano iest bic QSaare 70 wchlfsil su
oertaufsn, ale pb Ie mir Dps Saar tesablt
hdtten. a"#t. SIaaf SHarter.
SantCn, Mat 4. lS4S. 2O-Sm.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

81 a duletts patriotis.
m us. -Mahreuo Der OebGtte iiter bi,
SYmpatties sSlcre0e all bos franSSltih Sol
III GER Wadahuietts 9eieegebunq, trug Ell
Whi9 Witslieb Gus Sritcn rarouf an, BIZ
9Scrte: ,,caB mir oas 9Pedt Der 91epcluticr
anerfennen,' ou: suitrctden. bisrauf ant
'prrtete tbnl jecCh ein Gemcfrat ,,Benr
mir nIdt eas Hedt 5u elmer 0ieualutirn an:
e1fennen, 70 erfldren mir oamit Die S;bnnos
en- uuo 0anclmrgen Ger geieeifebun9,
welfe nur elmer 0eucf ttc II tbr
Gaieiu pereanten, fl. ii lt9e feb Il d.
Sefremtlh, tpie es tpirflld jebem oerniins
itne9en Warne erfheinen mus, itimmten 80
9Sbl9 Wait9leoer fir bic Gusitrerhunif uno
per cammfen camit Die @runofdse, auf weIs
die bic an,erfaniihe linabbdnqitfestSsGrs
tldrun9 9f9,ilnbet ift.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

Ter Iepsslrf slooeriiIer publBirt einen
Srlef bon Yalermc, Sicilen, mcrIn aemele
oct miro, coB ein amerifaniiAer Srst, Oeas
mems Saentin Wott Sobu oes Or Oestt
pcn 9eu Ocrf, Der 0d betm slusbrud, Der
9Ieuplutipn in jener Staot befano, ocu tbd,
ti9lten 9Intteil an Ger Sahe oss 8clfss qes
ncmmen babe, uno raB er BET cen scfdbrz
lthiten Sln9rIffsu INNER all Der SpitBe Der
&dmpfsnoen 9etareen uno Ge ourh ir,,l
SeilpieI uno uncrlhlttterlihen Mutb au9es
feurt hate SluBeroem lPltete er ais 9lrit
quite Gienlte. Ga6 %cIf foil i'm wabrbafr
perGb.tcrn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
I1s. BaotR1es
9lrst uub @unoarst in Sparta,
Gtart Co., Ohio.

Or Bauer betet hermit bent beutIhen
publifum ersebeult feline Dienife an. Nufs
mcrflame Stuoieu uuo oielidhrIse praris
erlauben ibm Die SerNderung su geben, oaB
er i'm Stauce lit, ale befannten Rrautbeis
ten, benen Die menihltd,e Natur untermcrs
fen 1T, su beileu. Seionoers Sieber u.
SO d. 1elfieber fanu ct unfeb(bar
furircn; faas man ietne Yorihriften befpst
Or. Bauer mar Seloarst in Napoleon's slr'
NEE. Seine Grfahruasen i'm Tade Der Me'
bi,in, iepie billiae 9ehnunssu aeben ibu
Scfnuns auf einen sbeil Der Ofenniheu
9unf. ga Az
Sparta, slpril II. 1s4s. 17-6M
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

Dic tbnt9l lide Iamilie IN
alan c.-St6natn Gictcrta belrattete
am l0tsn Tebruar, 1910, uno tit am lsten
MdrL l948, nit bent fehiten &inoe geR9s
net wcrccn. @ei ihr 1T elm i,lhes Gretss
nie nidt ollein ctn moralliher lcnreru aud,
lsbr materteaer Se9en; oenn BON cem Ga
ge Der Getmt al ertdIt jecer en9liite Yrins
ocer YrinSehIn S IS 600 oas c5obr, Die
Gbut9cn tat jcs fets le6enoe Stincer unb
erbdlt cemnah bon linen eiu jih,lid,es ginr
fcnlmen bon So O0n-n1ehr olS unler
DrdNocnt ale unfere Winiler, unb aus
,pirr9sn @elancten sulammen! SIT es bel
folder 9erIhwcncuns al bic SO semi 9 Ell
ein Wunoer, ba6 Die 3 eleu IN @n9!auc
Sen bitterlten Man0el leleen?
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
II RtltE1' Cash
8 t 8 & +.

Der llnterSeidnete benahridtiat biermit
ieine Sreunoe uno oas publlfum lberbampt,
caB er 70 eben i'm Segriff it, einen neuen
Salb Stcbr, in remlelben ecfale, roo friber
s. .. @iters Stobr, eine Ghure norclid, ..
abraham epnt, Sdubitcbr uno seseuiber
Der Stactbalte Su erOffuen. Ct srbdlt ate
Scrten bon
Ellentnaare1r
une Stcbysiteru iiberbaupt, 70 ausseiud,t
uno aeihmadpo0, nie Ge in iraeno etnen
Der hieitsen Stcbr su finoen ilnb unb 1T entI
lhlc6en, cieielbe 70 blQiq Al serfaufen, als
ne IN oielem Ghele oes 9anoes su baben
lIuc. @r bait beitancis auf Soano
Serti9e &leibmn9sitiide
bon Den beiten slrLeitern, ee1hmadpcG mnS
oauerhaft oerferti9t. 9lls praftilher &auf,
mann II. crfahrener &enner aqerStobranter
ihmeid,elt er lid, einen1 bell Der 6ffentIihen
@unlt gu peroienen uno su erbalten.
l7'b. .. sIleranber @a,nier
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
fspn, sndbise 8ran fsly!cde it jest nod
Jung, trenn Te 70 alt ieYn asrc, pie bic snds
oiQe Erau, mtro iIe ltoN brnmmen.

Gsn Menid, Der in alien feiuen llnternebe
mungea fetr un9ludlih mar, rlef nca
@rimm ilber lein Ntle9efhtd aus: sd,
CLAUDE, tpcnn it Elm Seutmaher eepcroen
mare, 70 bate uuitr tnerr9ott Die lRsu1bel,
cbne G6pfe erldafftn.''
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

Sie miro ldon brum me IT,
Die neue Gfode a,lf unferm Gburme sefdat
mir 8 ar nitt-iaste cine dltlide GAME
sbr Con TT 3u belt er brummt niht ssnue;
~as n'einft Due Sobaun2-- eoGens bolt gut
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

1Ey @5 lluo obermole IhIlmme 8crilt1te
III GsHu9 auf rie 9t torDal ltuno Sans
onsfo Saufcu in umlauf, uno man fiirz
h ct bo6 Nh cicfe teicen eumpenfabrifcu
aedt ldnae mchr halteu tbnncn. Sean nirt
ppkl baran thun, ich cie5 eumpeu1tcf 70
oiel tpie mc0lih Dom Soalle III ItnHen, f
lance co6slbe nod fur cen polleu preis pal
Nrti
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10

(* 9as eruti9e 9solt bat ater fhrn fett tnebr ais
breBs Sabre ftine Stedbtc seforpert unp lansmltb,
ger, ater etrn 70 rcrSeblb auf Setpiaisuns frincr
Scrrcrnn9cn ectrartct, mic eintfcns bic 0plcniten
pom NrtHaalcrita. Il. ,. 81.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
Bobnun9eperdnbe eruna.
Dotl11 31trrn1rg.

3eist isinen &unben unb benz publifum
ereebenit an, baB er feline Grocery in Die
n6rblide Marttitra8e, sesenlber Der Stabts
balle in baslelbe @ebdnce, no Dauib ptrs
rcn9 @rccers belt, perle9t bat, tpo Ct forte
fdhrt alleslrten bon Groceries ju uerfnufen,
Canton Den 4. 9Ipril. l6sb.n.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-10
Smeber! Smcber!!
Oeutf6er .8uAbanoet


lBo aGes m6,lidif wcbIfeiI unO bic melftss
9lrtitsl III 6itliden
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27

BARN BURNT AT WCKFoRD.-A barn near
the Academy in WickGrd, belonging TO Daniel
Sphinx, was set on fire by an incendiary few
nights since, and entirty consumed. The in
cendiary appears TO have possessed uncommon-
ly kind feelings for an incendiary, partlcu larly
for his beastly kind, bi liberatng COW which
was confined in the boildihg, before setting it
OF fire.
The fire which caught on the roof of the
Rev. Mr.. Rouse's house on the l7th inst, was
caused by the burning Of the chimney, and had
it not been seasonably stopped must have pro-
duced terrible confagation, as 1t was in the
centre the most populous part Of the village,
and but 3 feet from story house--all the
buildings of wood The fire company will do
well to visit Newport and take some lessons
from the companies Of that town. They were
provided with new and superior suction En-
gnc, but not with a suitable hose, TO enable
them to work it to advantage. Al the time OF
the fire the key Of the Engine house was not
10 be found, and the Engine was not used.
CONN.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27

NJ a company is about to commence the
manufacture Of FAX, at Northampton. They
are ready to contract with farmers in that vIcn-
ity for their supply ofthc raw material They
will furnish seed to be returned after harvest,
and will purchase the flax after being Ihrcshed
at sI2 per ton. |, is their intention to prepare
the lax fbr spinning, To erect mill with ma
chincry, and to Manufacture thread, iwine, or
whatever will meet with dcnlnd m the mark
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27

There was mnch excitement against the Je-
suits in Naples, in consequence of which the
members Of that body were obliged to leave for
Malta.
There was a general insurrecton through
out the whole Of the Lombardo- Venetian King
dom. Milan was in the hands Of the people.
Large failures continued TO take place in
Paris and Throughout France.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27

CmLp Brnvr 10 prArn ~ MmLlNGToN.-
A child oC Asa T. Richards, one of the PAIR OF
twins, was burnt to death hy Us clothes Ia
king Ere, the fore part OF last week. The
child was up stairs and being heard TO scream,
It's parents few 10 ~ assistance when u WIS
found cnycoped IN flames. and lived but a
.hor, ,jre n, ago wls ahort ! vears.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27
Wexford, April 30.

H. There are 1899 names of electors, reg
istercd in the town of Newport, for the year
1913, and ALPHABETICALLY as follows, VIZ
5, l55 names, G, l2l names, Is, ID names,
II l0I, T. &C, w G5, G. 81, p 50, L57, NJ
50, A 81, ID 10, F27, r 27, \ %, f lG,
X Is, JII, OIL, s, l6, uG, l2.-
Prevailing names on the Register over 4, are
as follows, viz:
Anthony IL, Allan s, Alger I, AIbro 3,
Altman 8. Barker II, Braman -, Buidick -,
Barbcr7, Boss 8, Carr ~, Clarke l3, Gram
dali 9, Cranston :, Cornell 6, Chase 3, Cas-
well 8, Cozzens 3, Davis 3, Easton 9, Free
born s, Friend 3, Gardner o, Gladding 6,
Greene 0, Gould q, Hazard 2i, IIanme,t Is
Hammond 5, Holt 3, Irish 3, King 7, lawton
II, Langley o, Lake 6, Mumiord 10, Marsi
&, Melville 7, Norman 6, Newton 3, Oman I
Peckham II, Peabodys, Perry 8, Read 7
Record 5, Sherman q, Stevens II, Smitl
10, Spooncr 10, Southwick 0, Swan 7, Shaw
5, Simmons o, Stsgy o, .T'llgy -, Tew &
Townsend :, Taylor 6, Turner o, Weaver Q
Wilson o, Wecdeu Z, WiiLar o, William
., Watson 3, Underwood 3, Barber 3.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27
Portsmouth, April 81.

INTEvpEp ARREST or Dos \. p. Tmsr.
The Mexican correspondent Of the y. q.
Picayunc relates the following, by which 1t
appears that Gen. Scot, is not the only victim
of the administration
MIR. Frcaner, who arrived here an the 10Th
inst with dispatches from Washington, among
other communications, an order To Gcn Duller
TO send Mr. Irisl out Of the country as soon as
he had given his evidence before the Court OF
Inouirv; and am led to believe, as prison
or. Gen. Butler Immediately communicated
To Mr. Irsl the orders oi hs government, ana
apprlscd him of his intention to execute them.
MIR. 1rist then addressed long letter to
Gen. Butler, denying his right to arrest, OF
forcibIy move from the country, an American
citizen The reply of the General was, briefly,
that ne had received orders from his Govern
men,. Imperative m their nature, and that he
would execute them 10 the letter; and farther
more that 1t was neither hls duty nor ncllna-
tlon 10 reply 10 the argument OF M lHst IN
relation to his right, a. citizen,
APPOINTMENTS FOR APEu AND MAE.--Thc
Bishop of the Diocese purposes (God willlng)
10 make visitation. IN April aud May as fol-
lows:
I April 9th, (Easrcr Mouday,) Christ Church.
I,onsdaIe. evening 10Th, (has'-r tuesday,
~. Paul's. y. Providence, evening. May LIST,
(St philip S & ~tJlmrs.) } ST. Philip Cronp-
ton Mills. evening I'd, Tuesday, ArkNright,
evening. 4th. Thursday, St Peters, Rochyllc)
evening. 7th, (s,cond sunday afer Easier''
~. Mary's. Portsmouth, A. n. CNccond sun
dny aNcr Eastcr) Trinity, Newport, J. NJ,
(Srcond SUNDAY after Els'cr) Hiuu. New
por,. evening 9Th, Monday -. Matthew 5,
jamestown. 3 clock = NJ. oh. TUESDAY,
IIoly Cross, ,Middlctowr, 3 o clock l2th, Friday,
81 PauIs. Portsmouth. 3 clock y. ". llth,
fTblrI Slnday after las,cr,) ST. Mark .,
Warren. \. NJ. ST Michael S, Bristol, J NJ.
and evening. cGL. Monday, 81 Paul g,
WEXFORD. evening. o3d. Tuesday, 81 Luke 2,
Fast Greenwich. evening 2Iih, Ncducaday
Srragucyllc. evening April l7th, Monday
bclorc Easirr. Christ Church, Westerly, even.
inc. On the FIRST SUNDAY after Faster, Arril
30,h. ~. Andrew Church, Providence, al
I-2oclock, =. VI.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27

Up The Gloucester Telegraph says that
upwards of FORTY thousand barr,is Of Mack
orcl have arrived at Boston from the Brit
ish Provinces, since the ist of September
last. What a glorious tariff Mr. Polk has
u,,slr for the fishermen
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27

To THE En-. or THE HERALD or TIE TIMES.
! Observed communication in the astwcck-
ly Herald, in which am charged with pub.
lishing an untruth in your daily paper of pre-
yious date. From the circumstance of the
charge bcrg made public Though the columns
Of respectable paper, ii seems TO require
some notice, and would thank you TO insert
in your paper the enclosed note which was
handed me by DR.. Hazard. i. IL.
was riding past the Windmill with Mr..
Hazard when the occurrence took place which
he has related in yesterdays weekly Herald.
As we passed the mill the horse became fright
ened by the tapping of one of the sails aud III
stanily sprang from moderate trot to a run
with such probability OF battling the utmost eff
forts of MIR Hazard to restrain him, that had
thoughts of jumping from The wa gon.
]. t.. HAZARD.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27

KILLED BY WoMAN.--On Sunday night,
about ! clock. a fellow whose name We did
not learn. undertook TO cutcr house short
distance from y Albany, lndlana,ond was told
by the lady residing there not TO hoist The
window, which hc still persisted IN doing,
whcrcupou she seized gun N th, room, fired
II and killed hun ou the SPOT. The woman
was entirely alone except her Two chidrcn'--
LomSrW Dam.
Pporosu.s ,or rur Nrw Io,s.-The Sec
rotary Of the Treasury has issued proposals
Cpr a loan of Si6, 600 coo. 10 q per cent into
rc.i. rcimlmrsahlc ~ twenty years after July
In,Yt BIDS vii be- received for 500 and uf-
ward. and will bc opened on the Treasury De
parimcni ON the l1th of June next, ~ The pres
cncc of such persons as may desire 10 attend.
Srora.-Thcre was violent storm Tues
day night IN Chesapeake Bay and neighbof-
hood. accompanied by thunder aud lightning
the wind blowing a hurricane. Many "recAs
usrc auir,ira,cl
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27

GREAT FIRE IN PHmADELpHIA.-Af fire that
involved an immense destruction of property,
occurred in Philadelphia on the 10Th inst. 1t
broke out about eight O'Clock and ragged with
great obstinacy until near midnight before it
was got under.
The four large fine new stores, known as
" Cuthbcrts Building, on Delcwarc Wharves,
above South street, were totally demolished
and the two others next adjoining them, on the
south, partially so.
/ Two of the new stores were occupied by
Robert Patterson a. Co., who are the heaviest
losers by the confagration. This firm had in
store large quantity of cotton in the third
wines in the second, and upward of four hun
dred hogsheads of sugar on the first floors, the
whole of which valuable goods were consum.
ed.
The names Of the other occupants are John
II. Ohl, Albion and Tribout and James COrs-
tairs Loss about SIC, 900.
TnE HUTcnlSsoS CAsE.--The Court Mon.
day, in the case of RIndel Hutchinson, tho
mint delaulicr, delivered an opinion to the ef-
f.ct that the acIs Of Congress against cmbczzle-
mcnt do not reach the case Of the defendant
that the indictment could not be supported by
them, and new trial must he granted. The
dslric, attorney thercupon entered a mol pros,
as there were no grounds upon which con
viclion can be urged.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27

OUTRAGE IS WooNsocrET.-A placard was
post,d ON the door of Edward Harris, az Noon-
socket, Iwt Monday evening, Threatening mn
that unless he Withdrew ccrian COM lain's 'li"t
ne had made for violation of the license law he
should share The fate of Amasl Spragu'. On
Tuesday evening muskct ball was Ar,d mo
his window bot 10 INJURY wasdone We nave
learned no further particulars OF tins bold at
tempt to murder, bat We trust The police Nlll be
stimulated hy an ample ollcr OF revWdto ferret
out the men who arc concerned IN IT.
Proc J0UEai
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-04-27

The Provisional Government has yielded to
Lcdru Roln and his legion of men IN blouscs,
and postponed the elections for the National
Assembly for n fortnight.
LOUIS Blanc's commission had arranged It's
plan for establishing system Of national an.
work shops TO be opened
by the state. with division Of profits. DC.
The provisional Government had supplied
the whole people with theatrical amuscmcnts
gratis.
The Commercial and financial difficulties arc
still increasing.
A revolutionary expedition from Paris. com
posed Of Belgians and frenchmen, had marched
in,- D.lrurl IN proclaim the republic lh're,